simons, his fiancee, they are now struggling to control power —— carrie symonds. the front of the papers, that is the picture i think the public expected to seat six months ago when he went to seat six months ago when he went to barnard castle. it has not looks good for borisjohnson, dominic cummings has finally gone, and alec ethic with their turn to do is this great reset. if you read the ft, it is like the last days of rome in there. there is going to be a blogger, which is the scary thing political advisers do, like borisjohnson like boris johnson —— like borisjohnson —— dominic cummings will be writing something explosive. he is taking a box out of there, it could be a box of papers, paperclips, but adding a bit of drama to it. they will be repercussions. if you read across all papers, you get the big picture of what has gone on, the ft has got the most drama in it, and it looks and there is much trauma to come, if we believe what had been going on before. there is a couple of reasons we are given here, faiza, same as the ft and also the front page of the ft

feud between ms symonds and the pm's now ousted senior adviser, dominic cummings the sunday mirror carriesdline ‘princess nut nuts‘ — believed to be used by some in downing street to describe ms symonds. it says the feud between the two was the reason mr cummings was ‘axed‘ from his position. the express urges the pm to ‘hold his nerve‘ as it claims brexiteers continue to back mrjohnson after what it describes as a ‘week of turmoil‘ the sunday times says one of britain‘s most influential lobbyists secretly served as an adviser to a health minister for six months — before sending sensitive information on lockdown policy to paying clients. the observer reports on claims that the prime minister‘s new press chief — allegra stratton, was left in tears after negative briefings made by the former director of communications, lee cain the mail on sunday leads on the palace‘s anger over netflix tv series, the crown. the paper claims friends of prince charles are furious at producers — accusing them of ‘trolling on a hollywood budget. and finally, the sunday people speak to surviving victims of the y

bats carry a lot of viruses that could trigger pandemics. pandemics of which we humans are the cause. because of our destruction of the environment humans are moving ever closer to wild animals. nobody can cut down half the rain forest and they'll still be enough left to my. people who are campaigning to protect the rain forest. and for biodiversity. far helping to prevent new pandemic. shut doesn't to destroy how can we humans destroy a living forest hundreds of years old with a chain saw a hell of a. time we're in the brazilian amazon region with a group of fires hunters there tracking down invisible killer pathogens in the jungle. our 1st trip takes us deep into the engine land of sol paolo's day. it's the region of sugarcane plantations trucks passes by carrying this week harvest. in the dusk we spot a ring tailed coati. we are out with biologist cristiana car viola and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places of bats he thinks he has located some in these water pipes where he he

but it depends on who has carried out. these cessation that ethiopia has denied reports that the prime minister is rejecting talks with to granny to be had met, met with african union envoys, and told them he'd only speak to representatives operation legally in the region. his forces have been fighting troops now for almost 3 weeks. met insisted his government must enforce the rule of law in team play. well risk a culture of impunity that could threaten the country's very survival. on thursday, he ordered the army to carry out the final phase of its offensive and move in capital. on the ethiopian prime minister's spokesperson bill and say you spoke to al jazeera and described the government's position. i think why do you understood the concept with regard to the strong words with rejection, particularly because the president has no clue just to talk to anybody from that's a great region impact. the provision administration that has been fed from a constitutionally, by the help a federation is an amalgamation or a compositi

but when these attacks are carried out here are carried out by these very same spies in and terrorists that are of foreign funded and foreign supported. so these people who are arrested in iran are not innocent and they are not hostages. they are the people who actually help carry out these atrocities. what do you know about this? the, have they been arrested? have they been killed? how much is coming out about what happened the attackers? well, it's still unclear and with the information that we're getting is, is, is still vague. and so i don't really want to go and to discuss that because it may be incorrect. but the point that gen is the general point that i'm trying to make, that when that's the aspires, arrested in iran, or in a terrorist, is arrested in iran, immediately western human rights organizations, governments. the media pundits experts all say that they're innocent as if they have some sort of insider information. yet, when these attacks are carried out, these attacks are carried out with the help of spies with the help of, of terrorists. and they gloat over it. and inst

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we have yet to hear that from carrie lam.out the greater bay area as well and hong kong were closely aligned with the city across the border and the mainland as part of the greater bay initiative. we are also expected to hear and she has touched on this, initiatives around the virus. there is a fourth wave as some it, and hongrize kong. so additional measures of social distancing have been outlined and there may be more from the hong kong chief executive. we will keep you across this as the address continues in the city let's get back to -- the city. let's get back to the market action. a rally picking up steam and cash continues to flow in the cyclical sectors. ee -- ining inhomin l homin lee. what is your take on the market action the last one he four hours? markets areggests looking forward and despite the challenges we have seen this year and especially in the fourth quarter, in many places around the world, including hong kong itself, people are excited about the prospect of a return to normalcy at some point next year t

and after 10 to 15 seconds, a truck carrying explosive materials exploded in a car. fire continued after the explosion. officials admit his death is a blow to the country's defense program. foreign minister javad zarif was quick to lay the blame. he said in a tweet, the killing had serious indication of israeli involvement, but presented no evidence. this really prime minister had named fact result in 2018 as the director of iran's nuclear weapons program. a key part of the plan was to form new organizations to continue the work. this is how dr. morse, in fact, is the head of project about put it. remember the name for his? so here's his director right here. and he says, the generally is to announce the closure project. but then the special activities. you know what that is? special activity will be carried out under the title of scientific know how developments previous assassinations of 4 ring and scientists between 201-2012 have also been blamed on israel. with u.s. officials briefing the press about his rating involvement. so based on the background briefings to

it's the region of sugarcane plantations trucks passes by carrying this week harvest. in the dusk we spot a ring tailed coati. we are out with biologist cristiana car viola and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places of bats he thinks he has located some in these water pipes where he heard the sound of wings flapping inside. indeed there is a colony of bats dozens of them are living here in the cracks and crevices of the pipes. for us and one that i'm specialized in seeking out the hideaways of a bat seen regions like this close to agricultural land that's all mostly i find them in trees or like here in water pipes and. about experts work begins shortly before dusk he spends a net over the entrance and the vast hunt is on. a problem with you but. one other than that i see my this is this is what we're working with these animals to find out how far the various viruses have spread. i just think it's part of our scientific work to find out which bats are carrying which viruses think on the rear of their own just

i hope moral standards carry some weight here. when i was writing my book in 2016, it seemed as if the united states was moving toward the abolition of the death penalty. if hillary clinton had been elected president, the balance of the supreme court would probably have altered -- have tilted in the liberals favor. we have seen under donald trump how it has moved into the conservative favor. i'm pretty sure if hillary clinton, it would be off the books if not abolished already and i believe that is something that will be abolished in the next few years because individual states are moving in that direction. very few actually carry out the death penalty not because they know it is controversial, but it is ineffective. it has not proved to be a determined and most -- a deterrent and most law enforcement knows that. most crimes are carried out in moments of passion and not necessarily planned, so the deterrent factor does not come into it. most people, when they analyze the reasons for the death penalty, it comes down to feeling it's

and israel accused of masterminding, a secret weapons program, gunmen ambushed a vehicle carrying most and and his bodyguards near the capital. on friday, as an hassan rouhani says, the killing will not slow down to iran's nuclear program, which it says is peaceful well of more on that shortly with our correspondents door such a bari. but 1st, this report from assad bag the aftermath of the killing hold in a car and blood on the floor injured in the attack must in fact result it was taken to hospital, but later died. he had been one of iran's most senior nuclear scientists and had already survived a previous assassination attempt. based on the report made by the guard 1st, they opened fire. and after 10 to 15 seconds, a truck carrying explosive materials exploded in a car, continued after the explosion. officials admit his death is a blow to the country's defense program. i'm only iran, all of iran's enemies should well know the people of iran and those in charge of this nation are braver than to let this criminal action go without a response. in the right time, a response to this crim

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gunmen ambushed a vehicle carrying most in fact is that day. and his bodyguards, top military commanders, have now found to retaliate against the attack. they say israel is behind as a bag reports from tehran, the aftermath of the killing hold in a car and blood on the floor injured in the attack must in fact, result there was taken to hospital, but later died. he had been one of iran's most senior nuclear scientists and had already survived a previous assassination attempt. as i wanted. based on the report made by the guard 1st, they opened fire to his car enough to 10 to 15 seconds. a truck carrying explosive materials exploded against car gunfire, continued after the explosion. officials admit his death is a blow to the country's defense program. farm is to the reef was quick to lay the blame. he said in a tweet, the killing had serious indication of israeli involvement, but presented no evidence. this really prime minister had named for president 2018 as the director of iran's nuclear weapons program. a key part of the plan was to form new

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. >> i am glad that you got up, carrie.nk that the 1995, 96 work that she did, i saw what happened and i cried in which she took photographs of randy, jack and -- and inscribed words upon them. not in a negative way. she appropriated these images and made them her own and then said something new about them. i wonder if sarah or john, if either of you want to say anything about her early work. that particular piece. >> i think that it is very important to acknowledge that carrie is an artist interested in not necessarily, she wanted to represent a different story about looking at the experience of why people have been photographed and how do we address this appearance of photography. at the same time, visual evidence of existing as a type. then, also, having this scientific story woven in through this narrative that was part of her culture at the time, scientific culture at the time, also, today, as carrie experienced it, make them alive with the red dye that is in the image. also, emboldened through glass, the sense of a to

you know, i'm not, i would hope that moral standards carry some weight here. and certainly when i was really i was writing my book back in 2016. it seems if the united states was moving towards the abolition of the death penalty if hillary clinton, i believe, had been elected president, then the balance of the supreme court's in the united states would probably have tilted in the liberals favor. and of course we've seen number donald trump, how about a 63 conservative majority? if it is going that way under hillary clinton, i'm pretty sure that the death penalty if off the statute books and abolished already. that would certainly be something that was likely to happen in the next few years because states, individual states are all moving in that direction. very few actually carry out the death penalty that well, just because they know that these controversial, but they know that it is ineffective. it hasn't proved to be terrorists, and most of the law enforcement opiates recognize that as well that most crimes are carried out. moments of passion rather than ne

we have carrie symonds, michael gove — carrie symonds, michael gove — carrie symonds, michael gove —is named as one of the reasons that we saw all this dramatic exiting today, but michael gove also a name people are heading to to get things done. what are the objects on this? this has got where the details of the drama that's been going on behind closed doors. it is fairly juicy going on behind closed doors. it is fairlyjuicy stuff, going on behind closed doors. it is fairly juicy stuff, and going on behind closed doors. it is fairlyjuicy stuff, and it does say that what has been claimed on one side is that borisjohnson hasn't been making any decisions particularly quickly, it's alluded to the fact that since his brush with coronavirus, he hasn't been able to make up his mind as much as he used to. what it says in here is that those on cummings aside have been circumventing him, going to michael gove instead and then getting decisions made in that way. there's also claims that carrie symonds, the prime minister's fiance, it's been claimed she's been sending up to 25 texts and hours o

but the government rejects allegations and says it is carrying out that allegation that is carrying out indiscriminate shelling the u.n. has appealed for access to the area as concern grows about civilians and thousands of refugees from eritrea who live in tikrit in neighboring sudan. meanwhile, authorities are struggling to help more than 43000 refugees who fled the fighting and up to 200000 more i expected in the coming days as get the latest from al-jazeera. as malcolm webb who is monitoring developments from neighboring kenya, malcolm, what more 1st say to hearing about the situation currently in tikrit and these reports of heavy bombardment. we have had several reports of fighting in the regional capital of macquarie, that city of half a 1000000 people there have been reports of explosions in the north of the city. a few hours ago, the spokes person for the t. p.l.f. appeared on the regional to grain state television. but that television went off around the time that the reports of the bombardment started with the t.v. left leadership have said that the attack has begun and they ha

carrie lam delivering her delayed policy address.e of issues from pandemic to politics. we will be discussing what is on the agenda. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am karina mitchell with the first word headlines. wall street is sounding the alarm on a new global downturn, adding pressure on central banks and governments to set aside politics and do more to spur demand. optimism about a virus vaccine is onset by fear that it livery may take months while infection rates continue to soar. economists say it will not take much bad news for the u.s., japan, and the euro area to contract again either in this court or the next. meanwhile, tokyo says it is certain it can host the olympics safely this year despite rising covid-19 infections. the governor says she is determined to put on a show, whatever it takes, as authorities try and balance preventative measures against further damage to tourism and the wider economy. the international olympic committee says athletes and fans will be encouraged to be vaccinated to protect themselves and others,

it at birth, the car carrying him was shot at about 15 seconds later. and the stem pickup truck that was loaded with explosives blasted about 1520 meters away from his call, inflicting wounds on him that led to his death. ethiopia's government is denying that the prime minister has rejected talks with to grant leaders. 3 african union, special envoys met at us ababa. he told them he'd only speak to representatives operating legally in the region. a mass rally has been held in iraq's capital in a show of support following shia cleric. his bid to run in parliamentary elections next year. you can see thousands of people gathered interest square, which was once the focus of anti-government protests. meanwhile, in southern iraq, 3 people were killed in violence between satirists and anti-government protesters. at least one person that died from gunshot wounds and around 50 people also injured . the u.s. justice department is amending its execution rules, so a death sentence is no longer have to be carried out by only lethal injection. that would kill the way

why are they stopping there and not carrying on to enter the capital? hi laura, we are assessing the border crossing with thousands of foreigners remaining camped out. and they're refusing to go to that ground that was allotted to them by the indian government because it was their demand that they be allowed to march to the center of the indian capital new delhi to have the opposition hood. they don't want to be sidelined into some ground on the outskirts of the city. and it's that that's the reason why they are going. they are staying here. they are raising slogans, making speeches, criticizing the b, j. p. government and its policies. that's the situation at single border. it's a similar situation in other border crossings around the indian capital. and while it is peaceful here today, unlike the last few days, there was a massive police presence on the other side of the protesters, keeping a very close eye on them. and because of this is the 1st things, and these are the largest protests. and then just since the coronavirus pandemic, one of the rules

these were counties that trump carried in '16 but the major democratic statewide candidate in 2018, carriede state in florida, that was duval, seminole and pinellas. it was a race they lost but these are three important counties. i can tell you, the biden folks think if they can win those three, it can make up for some ground there. why don't we take a look. this is pinellas, the home of st. petersberg. you can see what we were looking at over the last three election cycles. this is the toy that i love the best. i can do this so quickly here. you can see trump carried this county. this is one of the few bellwether counties that are left. most things are margins. obama carried it. by a bigger number as you can see. and so far right now, 89%. so not much margin but by a very narrow lead. all that test me is, it will take forever to call florida. let me look at a couple of others. you want to talk about seminole, this is a county donald trump carried four years ago. and you can see here, this is a county that has been moving toward the democrats, very carefully. you can see here, this obama ov

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he was part of the team that carried out the study. he hopes it will lead to a pesticide that can control numbers of the insects. what we've attempted to do, and what we've succeeded in doing now is to for the 1st time sequence, the entire genome of the desert locus, just the circuit. and it turns out the genomes about 3 times bigger than the human genome. so it's quite been quite a massive undertaking and cause lots of problems that the scientists doing the coding. but we've been able to do this, and now that information is deposited where it's freely available to anyone who wants to go and dig into it and start looking for keys and all that information that we can use to target these animals much better than we can at the moment, once you've got a genome, you can do all sorts of different things with that. clearly controlling locus is one of the things that we would want to tackle. and when i say we are, and this is anyone who wants to get involved in doing this, essentially. so this is not just our program of work. we're trying to p

the bats carry a lot of viruses that could trigger pandemics. pandemics of which we humans are the cause. because of our destruction of the environment humans are moving ever closer to wild animals. nobody can cut down half the rainforest and they'll still be enough left to most. people who are campaigning to protect the rain forest. and for biodiversity. are helping to prevent new pandemic. cut. how can we humans destroy a living forest hundreds of years old with a chain so much of the helical say. we are in the brazilian amazon region with a group of farmers hunters they're tracking down invisible killer pathogens in the jungle. our 1st trip takes us deep into the hinterland of sol paolo's day. it's the region of sugarcane plantations trucks pass us by carrying this week harvest. in the dusk we spot a ringtail coati. we are out with biologist cristiana car viol and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places have. bats he thinks he has motivated some in these water pipes where he heard th

after those 500 meters, i get carried by my 16 mates to one and a half kilometers. and we did the obstacles together. what i think he wants with the slot, i thought i'd never try that on my own that he had, i mean, stefan understood, kind of, i wasn't worried because stefan has tons of experience for the impact of the bottom was a surprise. it really hits your back, but it was cool. this month, march, this is really good preparation for my climbing project in rio. and it's a massive test of my body. giving my all for 5 hours is an incredible strain. even when i'm being carried. even then i have to keep my muscles tense up until the league. you know, my issues with the orthorexic won't end as long as i'm dependent on them for assistance starting in the one in and out and i hope one day that will no longer be the case. then as for the situation at the college, i'm sad to say that nothing has changed in terms of how people treat someone with my impairment. if anything, i have the feeling that if you win medals and perform well, then people like that. and there have bee

her —— carrie symonds.eds coronation street when you have downing street. i know. ifind coronation street when you have downing street. i know. i find there isa downing street. i know. i find there is a very funny when i saw this morning, but actually what i think it's really telling is the use of language here because it confirms from you that there is there's a lavish culture within a number 10. the idea that he women in her 30s who is a professional woman who has done fantastically well for herself before hooking up with the panel, before hooking up with the panel, before he was a prime minister of course, before hooking up with boris, is a princess, which suggest petulant, diminutive, child, spoiled, isjust per petulant, diminutive, child, spoiled, is just per discrimination on the grounds of gender and this age compared to her boyfriend. she may be young computer by phone, but she is in her 30s. it is quite funny. i love the nut nuts because you could interpret that in so many different ways. dave, you

no one has admitted to carrying out the attack. but observers say bears the hallmarks of a targeted assassination. with multiple gunmen opening fire to his vehicle and also reports of explosions, the defense minister offered condolences to his widow. she echoed the words of the country's leaders saying his work must continue. and iran would never back down and have a look at some other stories making news at this hour. thousands have joined an anti-abortion rally and went to cyrus. abortion is illegal in argentina out with some exceptions, such as a danger to the life of the mother. the government wants to bring in a bill giving women access to abortion services. thousands of farmers have blocked one of delhi's busiest roads in protest at recent agricultural reforms. the government says the changes create a free market for grain farmers fear the reform will push down crop prices and benefit big corporations. pope francis has installed the catholic church's 1st african-american, cardinal wilton gregory the archbishop of washington.

it's the region of sugarcane plantations trucks passes by carrying the sweet harvest. in the dusk we spot a ring tailed coati. we are out with biologist cristiana car viola and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places. bats he thinks he has located some in these water pipes where he heard the sound of wings flapping inside. indeed there is a colony of bats dozens of them are living here in the cracks and crevices of the pipes. but also one that i'm specialized in seeking out the hideaways of bats in regions like these close to agricultural land that's all mostly i find them in trees or like here in water pipes is. a bad experience work begins shortly before dusk he spends a net over the entrance and the background is on. the cover there with you but it must be in the. room other than that well i see what this is this is but we're working with these animals to find out how far the various viruses have spread. so i just think it's part of our scientific work to find out which bats are carrying which viruses think

i thank the afghans and iraqis and carry the bulk of the fighting. i thank our nato allies and other partners who fought along side and taken the lead on training and advising the afghan and iraqi security forces. we will continue to support their efforts. and thanks to our more than 80 partners in the defense isis coalition. we will ensure they never gain a foothold to attack our people. in closing, we sent out to accomplish three goals in twin, first, go abroad and destroy terrorists, their organizations and sactuaries. two, strengthen our defenses against future defenses and three, prevent the continued growth of islamic are terrorism and them taking the lead in the fight. today is another critical step in that direction and resolve of president trump's bold leadership with the blessings of proved in the coming year, we will finish this generational war and bring our men and women home and protect our children from the hold of perpt tall war and service to peace and stability in afghanistan, iraq and around the world and celebrate all those who he

i mean, there were definitely very strong words from carrie lam, in a speech that had to be postponed month so that she could go to beijing for talks on how china could help with the finance hub's economic recovery. there was also a speech made to a legislative council that is now devoid of any opposition after they all resigned en masse in protest before their colleagues were disqualified. now, the political chaos she refers to, of course, were last year's frequent and massive protests triggered essentially by fears that china's central government was taking away the freedoms granted when the city returned to chinese rule in 1997 after a one country to systems formula. but of course reached a fever pitch this june but of course reached a fever pitch thisjune with the imposition of a controversial security law that limited freedoms even further stop she is now facing political and economic challenges, with the pandemic, which has pushed the city, of course, one of asia's biggest financial hubs, into a deep recession. carrie lam has pledged to roll out some 200 new initiatives to try t

is it from carrie symonds?nd it actually, it‘s something that he could share with joe biden and their passion for the environment and many mps in particular are hoping that we are going to see the borisjohnson that we had when he was mayor of london when he was proposing greener policies like boris bikes that this could be a real gear change for him and for the tory party but nevertheless, he has been urged to do more. it would still like we cannot win, he is damned if he doesn‘t damned if he doesn‘t but i believe he is going to the right direction. if you could ta ke the right direction. if you could take us to our final paper, the observer. and boring that the pandemic will double the demand for counsel homes. counsel homes, people on waiting list for counsel homes have doubled to two million and the foundation that is referenced in this and many fear that they may not be able to afford their housing over the next few months, the st is one of the many many areas that the impact of the coronavirus is only real

they are concerned and worried that on others, another attack will be carried out by boko haram. not to put this in context just recently. and in this month, the nigerian military has carried out a couple of airstrikes against militants, but the people here in nigeria are frustrated. they say they're not doing enough because they're not able to stop this violence. that's been ravaging this country for the past 10 years. when no group so far has said it was responsible for these killings of these must groups of boko haram and islamic state, west africa are of course, both active in the region. what are you hearing from their at this point neither book or any affiliate of isis or of the western african ices group has said that they have done is high level a local jihadi militant group is saying that definitely this carries the handwriting of boko haram and given what i've just said, that the military carried out a couple of strikes also within that area were this attack happened in the forests which is called zambezi forest. where is the typical hideout of boko haram? it is likely

in a class, frank carries a photo of his executed father. he says, every time he feels even the slightest bit sorry for himself, he remembers the pictures from auschwitz and then he feels the verdict reached at the nuremberg trials was the right one. and there's justice still means a lot to an express frank, even after 75 years since the beginning of the cold in 1000 pandemic, many people have been investing more time in their hobbies. they were less me is from switzerland and her passion is a yellowing. but she and her choir can no longer rehearse as freely as they used. so the risk of spreading the virus is just too high. so it's our land recently introduced stricter measures to curb the spread of the corona virus. and that has also affected life in vegas as village of kunda in the swiss alps. the secluded mountain village of condor stick in the swiss can't know beyond its east in berkeley from the house, a sign to me, you know, doing feels like home. it's tradition. it's about feeling it's nice and saying, this is, but now i made the pand

what are you hearing about the person or persons who carried their side? have they been killed following the stock by security forces? what's known about that aspect more than one person. so number 2, it's not clear whether the people who were security guards or people who engaged in this terrorist activity. i think as this happened just now, i think there's a number of people who have been here and, and their nationalities will be known sooner or later. what's your thoughts on the, what the international reaction is this going to what will come from this? you have a very prominent scientist who is involved in a very high profile military nuclear program in the early 2000. he was spoken to by the head of another country before as a target. and now he is killed within the arena and borders. how do you think the international community is going to react to this 1st point nuclear program of the it was a peaceful program. it is a program that the russians got has been working with iran to make sure that the program is doing what it's supposed to do, which is p

well, those atrocities in paris 5 years ago were carried out by 9. jihadists belonging to the so-called islamic state 7 died at the same 2. others died during a police raid 2 days later. most of the perpetrators were born and grew up in france and belgium. so what led them to become radicalized? we spoke to an expert here in germany to find out what if anything can be done to prevent people turning to violence and extremism. islam ists and right wing extremists sit side by side at a meeting held in the german state of saxony, unhurt. it was organized by the violence prevention network. their goal is to talk to extremists, not about them. for almost 20 years, thomas mckay has been helping young people extricate themselves from extremist structures. and we try to help people get out of our concept of the strategy of a 1000 years, and we want to starve the extremists of future strength by convincing their youngest members to leave look and his team rely on close personal contact to young adults. right now, their biggest hurdle is covert 19 and social. d

he would now bear responsibility for carrying them out. by god, i was a soldier.i was not a growth because of my aptitude for it. and my belief in it either, i believe, gave him, let me explain. very good. i am, went through it in groups of both non specialists and professional officers, found headless studying of staff reports, military literature, and tactical operational and strategic studies. incredible to behold your corrupt. he possessed a military knowledge that can only be described as astonishing. what i just don't get that i got a general found great that i already told the court, he had no authority, said goering mockingly. of keitel statement. i guess he had to say it himself to the poor devil really had nothing to say. many people simply don't belong here. bruno wouldn't be here if himmler, where he carried out was ordered by the actually purity man are presented with his signature on countless documents and helton burner, either trying to play down the fact or he denied their authenticity. he's stubborn denials, true admiration from some one defender

here's justice department revises how death sentences can be carried out as it tries to rush through more executions before they buy women straight and takes office. i'm natasha patna in paris where shocking video is fueling debate about police found in iran's supreme leader says the country will retaliate against the killing of a top nuclear scientists whom the u.s. and israel accused of masterminding, a secret weapons program gunman, a vehicle carrying most and factories a day and his bodyguards near the cops on friday, president hasan rouhani says, the killing will not slow down to iran's nuclear program, which he says is peaceful. we'll have more on that shortly with our correspondent doors, the jabari in teheran, but 1st, this report from a bag the aftermath of the killing bullet holes in a car and blood on the floor injured in the attack. mostyn, factories are there was taken to hospital, but later died. he had been one of iran's most senior nuclear scientists and had already survived a previous assassination attempt. based on the report made by the gods 1st, they opened fire t

my nephew carried me, put me on a rice bag hammock, carried me and took a month with no food.place where my wife was struck by landmines, 14 people died. >> the strong men that carried rice and carried supplies ran water to cook rice and other things. then the landmines exploded. when it exploded, they all died. the people that didn't have food ran to grab the rice off of the dead bodies, just to have something to eat. we had to wash the blood off the rice and cook it just to have something to eat. bunseng: thousands of refugees passed through here. 13,000 lost their lives. this is all they left behind. >> i lived through pol pot for almost four years. i was detained, put in a concentration camp and tortured. to live through that time was worse than you could even imagine. four 30 something years, i still -- for 30 something years, i still have nightmares night after night. somehow, that nightmare never goes away. susan: we are just watching your documentary, ghost mountain about your father and his survival, the story of massacre and survival. the death toll was 13,000 but --

even when i'm being carried, even then i have to keep my muscles tense. you know, my issues with your thirty's won't end as long as i'm dependent on them for assistance. and i don't, i hope one day that will no longer be the case. as for the situation at the college, i'm sad to say that nothing has changed in terms of how people treat someone with my impairment and just have to start if anything, i have the feeling that if you win medals and perform well, then people like that there have been times when i've told myself it was just my subjective opinion, even if i didn't believe that. but there have also been cases where i thought, ok, it can't just be in my head if there's an official inclusion he wants me in his course and asked me a few days later if i didn't have the time. but actually i did have the time. i just hadn't been informed and i question whether my feelings are really subjective at all. just an also picked on. i need help, johnny come on. you said it would be a piece of cake. this is my nice one johnny one. congratulations. we made it throu

they carry does light blue scarves. and then on the other hand, there's the, the, the pro-choice demonstrates his support these, they support this new law, this new proposed law. and they were in the streets the capital last week after the president announced this new bill. and they want they, they say this lords urgently needed and wanted to become law soon as possible. but some looking at the light blue camp if you like, and the green camp, if you don't, they just don't see the issue of abortion through the same lens. what is clear though, is that the current abortion ban in argentina just doesn't stop $360000.00, women getting seeking an illegal abortion every year and getting that illegal abortion. and even though they risk getting prosecuted and they risk their health by doing so, and pro-choice groups see access to legal abortion services as a women's health issue. whereas the religious groups see it as the unborn fetus having a right to stay alive to be born. and they really want to fight for that and a shorter o

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