since 2003 even now grass roots is to go chavez.er indigenous groups. so in the future if the systems do not deserve these forces will most likely fall into the hands of the revolutionary movement which i believe is still very much alive despite the fact chavez is dead now. with chapter five i try to make sense of the relation it is based on two points in my opinion that we can see clearly. the first is the product can serve as a force to look at what it chavez said his allies have created it is highly unlikely or inconceivable so the farc in organization since the '60s based on marxism if you wish as a group originally but has been defeated slowly i think they lost a lot of power. to look at the ideology moving from having a ideology of marxism to adopting the revolution is something that we can see they endorsed it and looked at the farc five we can see clearly it also sees a in views the farc to promote the revolution across america and to sow already to work together we need the ppp it has worked the seven really big groups but

chavez says she will spend the day thanking those who support herd. the former san jose city councilwoman focused her platform on strengthening public safety, health reform and championing public schools. chavez says she's ready to take on the challenges the county faces. >> woreing with the county sheriff, i'm absolutely confident that taking resources we have now and redirecting them is one way we can get started without having to wait for the budget. if you think about it, we have the san jose police department, the county sheriff, probation, parole, san jose state has their own police officers. this is about having a lot of resources that need to be martialed in a really thoughtful way. >> reporter: the man who previously held the county supervisor seat pled guilty to fraud charges and misusing public money for his gambling addiction. chavez says she wants to bring more transparency to county government by providing more information on what goes on behind the scenes to the public. back to you. . >> thank you. >>> a hayward man shot several times i

chavez's win is a big-time win for organized labor. >> chavez's victory is important, not only for her, for liberal democrats and most of all organized labor, that has really taken its hit in the last couple of years. so, it really opens up an opportunity now to move the county and perhaps the city next year back in a direction that labor has done so well over the past decades. >> chavez, of course, replacing the disgraced supervisor who resigned in march, later pleading guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he's scheduled to be sentenced friday. >>> 4:34. the man accused of kill two women at san francisco. jewelry mart will be back in court. expected to be formally arrai arraigned on a dozen fellfully counts, including two counts of murder and several counts of attempted murder. he walked into the jewelry store july 12th, opening fire, kill two women, critically injuring the store owner. investigators are believe white was upset about the value of vulry vul jewelry he previously purchased. >>> a group of thieves attacked a security guard before making off with thousands dollars

y el museo de cera de cuba tendrÁ a hugo chavez como su nuevo integrante, comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturnaro univisiÓn. ediciÓn nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. hola que tal, buenas noches, la frase del papa francisco, hacen eco en el mundo entero, no solo porque rompen todos los protocolos si no porque confrontan realidades con los que durante desbloi siglos ha vivido la iglesia catÓlica. luego de su visita a brasil, el sumo pontÍfice dijo que no es nadie para juzgar. y lo que ningÚn otro pontÍfice habÍa dicho. >>> a pesar de todo lo que dijo, e hizo el papa durante la semana pasada en brasil, el mundo se estÁ enfocando en las palabras que pronuncio en su vuelo de regreso al vaticano. >>> si una persona es gay..gay.. >>> si una persona es gay y se acerca adiÓs con buena voluntad quiÉn soy yo para juzgarla en una franca conferencia de prensa donde respondiÓ todo tipo de preguntas >>>. el papa fue mÁs lejos que los sacerdotes homosexuales deberÍan ser perdonados y sus pecados olvidados. remarcÓ que una cosa son los pecados y otra diferente son los delitos como el abuso sexual

and high house is on the corner of cesar chavez and doloris and my greatest concern is safety. it has become a very, very busy street in the 40 years that i have lived in my home. it was nothing. it is not that case any more. the street is divided into three section and we have cars starting at 7:00 in the morning and how i know i am an early riser and i get up at 5:00 in the morning, and i see a building and building. and some drivers don't understand what the three way sign means and then you hear a simply a music of horns that are in the cars facing north, blowing to tell the people to get out of the way. and this goes on. my concern because i also am a instructor at city college at san francisco, and whether they are young or whether they are old or it does not matter, safety is a great factor. and we have had several, several serious problems on our street. 3700 block. and because when you get to gurarro and chavez, our street and 3800 becomes a funnel and contrary to what the gentleman said to you, there is some or a lot of this and a lot of that, he is wrong because anyb

he visited chavez's mausoleum. he said a prayer for his predecessor and possibly for himself. >> back here in germany in just two months time, the words droned could become a lethal weapon in the campaign. >> the defense minister, one of angela merkel's closest allies is under pressure to resign for developing the drones after hundreds of millions of euros were wasted. >> you will be growth later this week. >> he told the parliamentary debate education committee he did not know why the program was -- investigation committee he did not know why the program was stopped. >> he just hit his head in the sand instead of solving it. >> the problem was that the authorities are unlikely to promote the man to fly in the airspace. he canceled the drones program in may. the opposition says they knew about the problem much earlier. the german media is saying that chancellor merkel is standing by her defense minister. a spokesperson confirmed that. >> she has complete confidence in him. i have nothing more to add. >> on wednesda

manufacturing weapons of mass destruction and also burbot which was on that path or venezuela before chavez died. the past did someone familiar. >>host: you get into how superpowers use the rogue states or vice versa? >> defeat what happened is when the rogue states first cave on tuesday in to national sea after the collapse of the soviet union, they were somewhat footloose and 53 in did not depend on another major state because it was going. gradually we have seen that rogue states in the past three used by great powers and they use the major poppers for protection. we can see number three is very dependent and iran was not independent although it still relies on russia to run diplomatic interference for it in the united nations. and in the case of iraq it was very much dependent on soviet arms and so is libya. the states has been used by great powers because it is too dangerous to collide in a nuclear exchange. both states had clients or alliances but the differences, the soviet states were bad actors such as iraq or north korea. >>host: has the u.s. ever used rogue states? >> note. but t

he visited chavez's mausoleum. he said a prayer for his predecessor and possibly for himself. >> back here in germany in just two months time, the words droned could become a lethal weapon in the campaign. >> the defense minister, one of angela merkel's closest allies is under pressure to resign for developing the drones after hundreds of millions of euros were wasted. >> you will be growth later this week. >> he told the parliamentary debate education committee he did not know why the program was -- investigation committee he did not know why the program was stopped. >> he just hit his head in the sand instead of solving it. >> the problem was that the authorities are unlikely to promote the man to fly in the airspace. he canceled the drones program in may. the opposition says they knew about the problem much earlier. the german media is saying that chancellor merkel is standing by her defense minister. a spokesperson confirmed that. >> she has complete confidence in him. i have nothing more to add. >> on wednesda

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southbound 101 at caesar chavez in the right lane. blocking the right lane only. if you are driving south you might pay attention to that and if you are driving out of san francisco you might want to think about using 280 instead. also the morning commute on westbound bay bridge that is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> 5:00. new this morning one person is in the hospital after the fourth stabbing in san francisco in just 24 hours. the latest one happen the about 2:30 this morning on eddy street. police say the victim was stabbed in the torso.

political analyst gary gerston says chavez's someone a big win for organized labor. >> chaff vaesz vickis industry important, not only for her, the liberal democrats and organized labor that has taken its hits in the last couple of years. so, it really opens up an opportunity now to move the county and perhaps the city next year back in the direction that labor has done so well over the past decades. >> you may know chavez is going to replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa jr., who resigned in march. he later pleaded guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he is scheduled to be sentenced on friday. >>> a transient in jail this morning, arrested for stealing a little girl's favorite decoration, just ripping it right out of her family's front yard. this one is an update to a story we brought you back in may. newark police arresting 23-year-old charles bokus yesterday after he admitted to snatching the girl's pink pig lawn ornament from the home on derry avenue. the 7-year-old girl, she has autism and that decor railings, which features that pig you can see that riding on the b

goes out of chavez they got morales. they got that's libyan guys and they got the guy in ecuador. and so if they get another one an underage. all. track child this is nationalization of the country's oil industry as well as his subsidized oil shipments to cuba that it would take at washington for use in two thousand and two the bush administration supported the coup against the late president chavez mass protests brought his back to power and set the stage for worsening relations with the u.s. he's not just for three years to be signed policies just in the benefit of your corporation and to destroy those countries those people in order to integrate their economies and to be less dependent on the u.s. politically and economically south american nations have joined in a union called humus for. what you have is a desire on the part of the region to have rich own foreign policy and it's all economic policy they don't want to be manipulated and they want to be respected by having looked at latin america as its backyard to whi

y el museo de cera de cuba tendrÁ a hugo chavez como su nuevo integrante, comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturnae es su noticiero univisiÓn. ediciÓn nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. hola que tal, buenas noches,frc eco en el mundo entero, no solo porque rompen todos los protocolos si no porque confrontan realidades con los que durante desbloi siglos ha vivido la iglesia catÓlica. luego de su visita a brasil, el sumo pontÍfice dijo que no es nadie para juzgar. y lo que ningÚn otro pontÍfice habÍa dicho. >>> a pesar de todo lo que dijo, e hizo el papa durante la semana pasada en brasil, el mundo se

segunda vuelta en santa clara y esta que arde no tanto por plataformas politicas sino que por cindy chávezanuncio proroga a empresarios que debian tener asegurados a los empleados, estas compañías tienen hasta el 2015 para dar cobertura medica en vez del 1 de enero para tener más tiempo y poner la medida para extender a los estadounidenses sin seguro . >> burlarse de hijo de narcotraficante les costo la vida, desaparecidos en jalisco enconto sus cuerpos en zona de las afueras de guadalajara el cnajel defendio a su hijo esta detenido en ciudad de méxico . >> por otro lado para víctimas del trafico humano tienen problemas que marcan sus vidas de por vida , porque los obligan a caer en prostitución ,. >> le roban hasta órganos vitales, vemos ese mundo . >> tenía como 30 clients . >> estadisticas alarmantes y la frontera escondite para quien comete el crimen . >> la trata es problema grave la moderna exlavitud tenemos más exclavos a nivel munial que en la epoda de África . >> dos niños son explotados para eso , estados unidos casi 18 mil personas son traficadas . >> a nivel mundial este delito

[speaker not understood], tv, newspaper, everybody said, don't go to cesar chavez because of trap.is reducing our business, and another one is construction. sometime absolutely they close us. now they come to us and say you have to pay $6600 to repave the sidewalk, which they -- many times they use it to find a pipe or do cutting the concrete. i want to know how we can be compensated for all this interruption. it's two years and it's still going. we have objection to pay for the -- >> thank you very much. thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak in general public comment on this item? please step up. line up on the right-hand side. >>> good afternoon. my property is 1380 newcomb and what happened, they tore up the sidewalk. they took all the overhead line down and put underground lines. you can't hear? >> we can hear you. >>> so, they went underground. they're in the process -- i didn't have the funds to take care of those -- i don't know what you call them, but they were things that -- those pipes were supposed to go on the house and i didn't have the mon

tell them, did you kill your wife, the mother of your children, tara chavez?-year-old choked up as he talked about ignoring tara chavez's 200 phone calls the night before he found her body. >> she would call and i would hit the end button. and she would call. i would hit the end button. in the shift, i would leave my phone in the car because i didn't want to be -- i didn't want to be bothered by her. >> reporter: chavez is accused of shooting his 26-year-old wife with his police revolver at their new mexico home in october of 2007. he's pled not guilty. >> can you touch her? tell me if she feels cold. >> i can't look at her. please, god. >> please. >> reporter: chavez was there when the 911 call was played for the jurors. he claims his wife committed suicide because of the end of their marriage. >> they -- i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> reporter: prosecutors say chavez killed his wife because she threatened expose what she believed was his plan to steal a truck to collect insurance money. he never was charged with that. chavez has admitted to several

southbound 101 in san francisco approaching caesar chavez. couple cars. let's show you our current drive times out in the east bay. so far nice and light this morning coming in to san francisco. no delay on the upper deck. they did clear the overnight road work. let's go out to the east bay. 880. no problems here. all the way up towards downtown. and now taking a check of east bay drive times. westbound 580 up to 21 minutes towards the dublin inter change. and westbound 80 that commute is up to 19 minutes right now. overnight road work has been cleared past 5:00. it was in union city. all lanes are reopened. taking a check along the peninsula. no delay and it continues to move well all the way down towards san bruno. all bart trains running on time. more than 27 trains running with no delay. muni, cal train are off to a great start. that's your latest traffic. back to you guys. >> thanks elizabeth. cate caugurian is covering a developing story in san francisco's bay view district. you are at the hospital where a victim was taken early this morning. tell u

cpmc of real property ~ consisting of a portion of san jose avenue between 27th street and cesar chavez streets. item 37 is an ordinance amending ordinance no. 1061 to change the official sidewalk width of portions of post street, geary boulevard, cedar street, and van ness avenue ~. item 38 is an ordinance changing the official sidewalk widths on portions of cesar chavez street, valencia street, and 27th street. and item 39 is an ordinance approving a development agreement with sutter west bay hospital for certain real property generally referred to as the st. luke's campus, cathedral hill campus, davies campus, [speaker not understood] and making the requisite findings. >> supervisor breed. >> thank you. so, in terms of the work force piece, i do have concerns about accountability. i do realize when the city in general enters into lease agreements, or grant agreements or various agreements, there are mechanisms that are usually in place around accountability including audits and other things that oftentimes some things fall through the cracks. and my biggest concern about the work for

recent years chavez was been a labor leader in the silicon valley. she replace george shirakawa, jr. who resigned from the board amid scandal in march and pleaded guilty to charges involving misuse of public and campaign funds. chavez says her main issues are crime-fighting and healthcare. >> we have a lot of people in this district in particular that don't have access to health insurance. i think all of us who live in this county really understand how important valley medical center is and the transition we make into health reform has to also protect that institution. >> chavez swearing-in ceremony will be next month. >>> a sentencing hearing is set to begin in maryland this morning for army private bradley manning. he faces up to 136 years in prison for leaking u.s. government secrets to the website wikileaks. a military judge announced yesterday manning is acquitted of the most serious charge he faced, that's aiding the enemy. but he was found guilty of 19 other criminal counts. those verdicts prompted protests in san francisco. >> free bradley ma

. >>> cindy chavez won the special santa clara county supervisors race by 55-44% over teresa alvaradore he pleaded guilty to misusing public funds. >>> and early this morning, oakland city council voted to ban hammers and other weapons at protests. it's a move aimed at putting an end to vandalism during demonstrations in oakland. >>> traffic and weather for your wednesday coming up right after the break. >>> out to the bay bridge toll plaza, following an accident on the tunnel of the upper deck of the bay bridge, westbound 80 traffic already stacking up towards the incline. and, of course, it was already a wait behind the pay gates jammed through the macarthur maze. at least 20 minutes just to get on the bridge and obviously heavy towards treasure island. also very sluggish through the altamont pass and livermore but the oakland commute off to a great start. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> the clouds have gathered again. the sea breeze is blowing. temperatures below average still comfortable in spots inland by the afternoon. plenty of clouds today though and we do have some drizzl

. >>> la abogada terecita chávez pedroza, piensa que es difícil que el gobierno federal pueda entablares, si drecree que la ley puede camr en la florida. >>> no cambiara como resultado de las manifestaciones, la ley cambia como resultado de un proceso legislativo. que se tiene que introducir con los legisladores. >>> esto ayuda políticamente a empezar este proceso >>> hay 100 a través de la unión americana. y el comentario sobre el presidente que pudo ser trayvon martín. siguen generando reacciones encontradas en todo el país. >>> desde miami noticiero univisión. >>> investigan la muerte de una mujer, que cayó de lo alto de una montaña rusa la víctima identificada como rossi esparza, que visitaba el parque por primera vez y que subió ala la atracción acompaña de 2 jóvenes. testigos atribuyen el accidente, a que el personal del parque, no ajustó eficiente la barra de seguridad. los 3 seguros de la silla, solo uno fue utilizado por el encargado del parque, pese a la advertencia de los acompañantes de la mujer, habría dicho que no habría problema. según teal tan los testigos, la montaña r

with 100% of precincts reporting chavez has 55% of the vote. santa claire rap county registrar voters still need to certify the results. the winner will replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa. he resigned after using taxpayer money to fuel his gambling habit. >>> time is 4:37. moi voice is struggling. >> i can hear it. >> hopefully the traffic won't be struggling. >> brian, i feel your pain. welcome back pam, by the way. let's take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area on 80 westbound as you drive out to the mccarthur maze with until major problems. also the morning commute looks pretty good on westbound bay bridge. coming up to the toll plaza. it is nice so this early hour right now shows us some pretty good roads as you can see right for yourself. northbound 280 in san jose that traffic is also off to a good start getting up to highway 17. it's 4:38 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. very similar pattern here and not much changing. a little system go by yesterda

you see chavez on the left. the seat was vacated by george share cow wah, junior. >>> still no deal. contract parts between b.a.r.t. and its unions corporated today. if there's no agreement in place by next monday, we could be dealing with another commuting mess. the primary hurdle in these negotiations, not surprisingly, employee pay raises. b.a.r.t. workers are the highest paid transit officers in california with an average annual pay of $76,000, but b.a.r.t. workers say their wages have been flat for the past four years. negotiations are stead yuld to resume tomorrow. >>> tropical storm flossie is putting a damper on vacationers in hawaii and those trying to get to the islands. both san francisco and san jose airports have had flight delays. chief meteorologist general ranieri has more on flossie. >> this storm system luckily is not extremely large but still producing ramifications for hawaii and all the islands. right now the center of the storm is off to the north. most of that conviction is hitting hawaii

throughout his presidency, hugo chavez attacked the u.s.t oil trade worth billions of dollars continued. dependency on the oil trade is key in the face of any measures that go beyond anything diplomatic area. >> if edward snowden arrives in venezuela, there are likely to be protests against his presence. he also has supporters, and they are waiting to welcome him. mariana sanchez, al jazeera, caracas. >> china's vice president is in washington with trade talks. met joe biden and secretary of state joe carey -- john kerry. climateent to tackling change by reducing greenhouse gases. john kerry said they must come together to set a positive example for the world. ways towe find strengthen our economic ties, it spurs innovation. it spurs growth, it creates jobs in both of our countries. cooperationen our on regional and global security issues, it helps all of our people to be safer and it projects stability across the world. environmental activists have scaled britain's tallest building in protest against oil and gas drilling in the arctic. the

live away from imperial north american persecution adopting language in the vein of the late hugo chavezhis legitimacy. the election in april and even doubts in venezuela that he's the sort of rightful successor to hugo chavez. this is clearly an attempt to try to bolster his claim. >> we were just talking about there are no direct flights from moscow to venezuela. do you know how snowden who is living in a russian airport right now would even get there? >> reporter: no, i mean that's the big question. all these countries, you mentioned them, venezuela, bolivia, nicaragua, they've all said in principal they're going to give asylum to edward snowden but there is that big elephant in the room. how on earth does he get to any of those countrys? as fred was saying they will act if they believe edward snowden is on a flight crossing their territory, the bolivian president had his presidential plane essentially forced to land and it was then searched because there was suspicions that edward snowden is on board. there's no suggestion they won't do the same with a commercial airliner, so it's go

hugo chavez looked upon the cubans the way they looked upon the the ancient grechblgtz they sent oil. and oh. there is an example of how a rogue slips from one great power into the orbit off another power. and today, i don't think i consider cuba a rogue state any longer it. a state failing in many respects and moving away very slowly from a doctrine communist ideology. and allowing some minor changes in the economy which are more free market than in the past. >> one of the take aways from the america and rogue states as the world relapses back to the great power politics, modern days will look for the prince to find him in that of kim jong-il or bashir al-assad. be as may. lone wolf states have aligned themselves with a more powerful patron. we should say that kim jong-un now that's true. rogue states over history, and there have been many rogue states. i bring it out in the books in the classical period. they do fade. they are not strong. they are military states. and garretson states. and they succum or they will have to go into the shelter of a much larger power. that is happened

. >> chavez acertaba y la maquina cementera de la cruz azul comenzaba con vicotriuas >> los gigantesn busca de abarrida. >> lo superaba. >> y como dcien que la cuña es del mismo arbol coddy marcaaba 2. >> vamos a la liga americana. >> colon por la busqueda. >> castigaba al lanzador de los gigantes. >> bartolo colon terminaba con juego completo. >> los atleticos finalizan contra los astros de houston. >> termino la ecdicion numero 100 de las carreras de grancias. >> estuvo a c >> nairo qwuintana quien tewrmino segundo, el fue el mejor para colimbina y para un sudamericano. >> saludos a nuestra gente colombiana, nos vamos, viene el noticiero univision. >> buen provecho. >> >>> estÁs son las principales noticias. un grupo de jÓvenes se solidaristaneo para crustaleo la frontera. todo lista para la visita del papa francisco a brasil. dos jÓvenes fueron detanidos por comprar droga. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn. >>> comenzar con la visita que harÁ el papa francisco a brasil, los ojos del mundo estarÁ fibajo en brasil. hoy hubo numerosas manifestaciones. >>> desde el vaticano, antes de

years in two thousand and two the bush administration supported the coup against the late president chavez mass protests brought charges back to power and set the stage for worsening relations with the us it's not just for for you to decide policy it's just the benefit of your corporation and to destroy those countries or people in order to integrate their economies and to be less dependent on the us politically and economically south american nations have joined in a union called humus for. what you have is a desire on the part of the region to have rich own foreign policy and all economic policy they don't want to be manipulated and they want to be respected by having looked at latin america as its backyard to which it can dictate policies washington has alienated the people in a host of those countries people who would otherwise have nothing against the u.s. in washington i'm going to check out. a quick look now at other stories making headlines this hour egypt's military has given the muslim brotherhood until saturday to join the interim government three conciliation plan and stop inci

president chavez out of the scene is certainly going to have much greater difficulty in bringing them under the sway. government policies and government orders he's definitely getting into very very difficult waters in there because if he sends at least forces trying to control them that will definitely create scenes of violence of those scenes of violence can sort of very ugly and now with the hot seat having pledged to make tackling climate a personal priority a promise will be held to by a politically divided population united by a desperate desire for peace of mind to answer syria r.t. . that's the news round so far from moscow. and kevin i hope to see you again tomorrow after the break to give the mainstream media more of a bruising in late edition of breaking this enjoying. boy oh boy there are a lot of conspiracy theories out there from mysterious extra planets drip kilian creatures living among us but there also may conspiracy theories that are very plausible and some that are well actually true one that i've heard for a long time is that they are specifically trying to fill t

so we're here at the us and there are a lot of shanty towns here it's very rural who go chavez and also pro but that's also home to a very strong leftist activism and people here tell me that they don't welcome the police they don't want to see him here because they say that the police here are corrupt instead they have groups armed groups called the collective us who maintain security in this area the mayor. be going after drug traffickers but it's widely believed that at times they also resort to lethal means some locals say however that there's no alternative for now police corruption has been so rampant that in two thousand and nine the government even admitted that twenty percent of crimes were committed by crooked cops but the collective was self proclaimed role as protector may be challenged as nicolas maduro pushes his secure father want plan deploying some three thousand troops into the streets of caracas that signals are full of the collective was they might help the government one day and then they might become allied with local mafias on the next day mr nikola motherhood of

. >>> cindy chavez is the new member of the board of supervisors. she won the runoff election in district 2 beating teresa alvarado by 11%. in recent years chavez has been a labor leader in the silicon valley. she replaced george shirakawa, jr. who stepped down amid scandal last march and pleaded guilty to misuse of public and campaign funds. >>> the san francisco giants plan to bring something a little new to the ballpark. the team is releasing renderings of a proposed edible garden. it would be used to supply some of the food for the stadium's catering operations. giants say it would be the first program of its kind at any u.s. pro sports venue. >> now they need to hit. >> yes. >> and get some wins. >>> 4:41. it's sentencing day for the man behind the largest leak of the u.s. government secrets. what may be next for bradley manning. >> it's the most common way asian immigrants did it in the u.s. now it's in jeopardy the avenue into america that may be closed off. ,, it guides you to a number that will change your life: your sleep number setting. i

president chavez out of the scene is certainly going to have much greater difficulty in bringing them under the sway. government policies and government orders he's definitely getting into very very difficult waters because if he sends at least forces trying to control them that will definitely create scenes of violence of those scenes of violence can turn very ugly and now with wars in the hot seat having pledged to make talk we climbed a personal priority a promise will be held by a politically divided population united by a desperate desire for peace of mind to answer cilia r.t.e. could access. but from ploughing machines to laser beams we take a look at the latest in of its ever breakthroughs in this edition of our genes technology update that's coming up after the break. your government is still persisting and i mean besides that most people around the world would have absolutely no confidence and one argument also heard here is that the reason the rebels have become jihadists and of accepted money from you just how discloses the been associated with that is precisely because the

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