if they want to do that, they have to cross through illegal crossing on their pass along the river that divides the 2 countries. these crossings are often very dangerous. they were and they are controlled the often the by criminal gangs that also require them to pay money to cross not only if they're crossing on their own, but also if they're carrying luggage or if they're buying things on the columbia inside. they'd also get tax to do that. so definitely this is that is a great improvement, but it goes beyond the crisis inside venezuela. this has long been an open border. a lot of people here have dual citizenship. they might have family members of both sides of the border. they might have businesses on one side and live on the other ones. so life has been hell for them for almost 3 years. and this is the 1st step towards the regaining some of the normal c. they've been hoping to return to 3 weeks after 1st announcing it's been it's will finally reopen the form of border crossings with colombia for pedestrians. and the simone believer international bridge is again dreaming with activit

seconds later, the baby appears, in a bobble hat to dull the cold of the channel crossing.ve been custom—made, is confiscated. the migrants themselves walk away, back to their camps, to try again. that night, french patrols stopped almost 200 migrants from crossing the channel, but three times as many people did make it to the uk. so what would it take to stop them? we've come to the eurotunnel site at coquelles to find out. and again you can see there's another layer of fencing here. this is the third skin of preventative fencing. calais has been drawing migrants for decades, but until 2018, almost none of them tried to cross the channel in small boats. instead, they used to jump on trucks bound for the ferry port, or come here, to the channel tunnel entrance, to hide on trains bound for the uk. hundreds of migrants used to try and break into the tunnel each day. they don't anymore. the problem's not fixed. the problem's contained as far as our terminal is concerned. and that's been done by basically building a — a perimeterfence around the terminal and adding surveillance

seconds later, the baby appears, in a bobble hat to dull the cold of the channel crossing.o have been custom—made, is confiscated. the migrants themselves walk away, back to their camps, to try again. that night, french patrols stopped almost 200 migrants from crossing the channel, but three times as many people did make it to the uk. so what would it take to stop them? we've come to the eurotunnel site at coquelles to find out. and again you can see there's another layer of fencing here. this is the third skin of preventative fencing. calais has been drawing migrants for decades, but until 2018, almost none of them tried to cross the channel in small boats. instead, they used to jump on trucks bound for the ferry port, or come here, to the channel tunnel entrance, to hide on trains bound for the uk. hundreds of migrants used to try and break into the tunnel each day. they don't anymore. the problem's not fixed. the problem's contained as far as our terminal is concerned. and that's been done by basically building a — a perimeterfence around the terminal and adding surveill

it the number of migrants crossing the channel? . . . the number of migrants crossing the channel? _ , channel? it has been a busy couple of da s. channel? it has been a busy couple of days- we — channel? it has been a busy couple of days- we had — channel? it has been a busy couple of days. we had figures _ channel? it has been a busy couple of days. we had figures released i of days. we had figures released friday and saturday and they tell us that 1115 migrants managed to reach the uk by boat on 40 boats, so 40 separate incidents. the busiest day was friday when more than 600 people made the crossing. yesterday almost 500 people managed to reach the uk. we're told over those two days france managed to prevent around 400 people from making the crossing. but the numbers are continuing to grow. i think why we've seen it busy over the past couple of days is that for around ten days it was pretty rough in the channel, not conditions for attempting the journey, and in the channel, not conditions for attempting thejourney, and it in the channel, not conditions for attempting the journe

this is not an only red cross 'organization. we can't do this without partners both at the federal level and other nonprofits. and in louisiana alone we h got to work with the naacp and islamic relief. these partnerships are critical. these help extend our reach into communities to make sure every community that's impacted by disaster as the opportunity to connect with us and other agencies tomake sure their recovery begins . so change isn't about the number of inches that felt of rain in an hour.is not about the category of the storm . it's not about the acres that bird in a wildfire. it's about a family of five living in their car. it's about people who were struggling before this disaster ever happened and need more help now. so we are privileged to be to ty share with the red cross is ei doing. i want to take the opportunity to thank our donors who through their generosity deliver the red cross mission. most importantly i want to thank our volunteerswho give the one thing that's most precious of their time to the american re

but until 2018, almost none of them tried to cross the channel in small boats.jump on trucks bound for the ferry port, or come here to the channel tunnel entrance, to hide on trains bound for the uk. hundreds of migrants used to try to break into the tunnel each day. they don't anymore.— don't anymore. the problem isn't fixed. _ don't anymore. the problem isn't fixed. the _ don't anymore. the problem isn't fixed. the problem - don't anymore. the problem isn't fixed. the problem is l isn't fixed. the problem is contained as far as our terminal is concerned. and that has been done by basically building a perimeterfence around the terminal and adding surveillance cameras, motion detectors, infrared, using drones. we now have over 600 different video surveillance points around the site, and 37km of fencing, high security fencing, around the site, and regular security patrols, and where working in cooperation with the authorities, the police on both sides of the channel. so there is a whole structure, both physical and intelligence based, that operates to protect thi

like the guac at chipotle, he said how can i be extra, so he planned a cross-country chipotle trek. >e in every state. >> wyatt moss really likes chipotle. >> yesterday i ate chipotle for breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> also has an appetite for taking on challenges that will guac your world. convincing his best friends to join him on a cross-country road trip, eating chipotle in all 50 states all in 50 days. >> there was 43 states have chipotle locations. the states that didn't have it, we would drive an extra state or so and pick it up and drive and eat it at monuments. >> wyatt here taking a gap here from college, using money from his woodworking business to help cover costs and the boys having a sponsorship from racetrack gas station chain. most of the time they split an order of three tacos.er0% >> did you ever say i'm done? >> we're really hardheaded. we can't just give up. >> so the taco trio kept driving and driving, usually around eight hours a day, sleeping in the car at night, showering at gyms along the route, finally they flew to alaska and hawaii to wrap up their cross-co

and in tampa bay, we cross to david or north sky. he is the national radio host of neighbors choice or cross type roles in effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. let me go to you because you're the 1st person i thought of, but i wanted to do this program at the end of last week. there seems to be more and more cases of gross injustice where people break the law and get go. scott free people that are under suspicion of breaking the law. nonetheless, their lives to detroit. of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. ok. both were accused of blind to the b. f. b i one did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bank.

with i may 1st cross the u. s. border illegally. when he was young, that was with his parents. they settled in los angeles where they lived for 15 years. i may even got a green card, but things turned out badly. he was a member of a gang felt foul of the law and was finally deported. mm. back and salvador meeting lupita transformed him. it's a form of redemption. he's taking her to texas to offer a better life. with the group moves from train to train with little or no sleep. i miss spot to the train that's leaving. the pita is exhausted. she was hoping to rest for a few hours. but jaime is anxious station doesn't look safe that too many illegals crowding around the freight cars. oh, oh. oh yeah, i'm assuming that okay, no. was each alone. okay. i'm the local. that is i'm a good one. uh huh. and then last year, at that point. okay. okay. i put an offer on the net this opportunity switch on a sample and i was data more than a mirror, joy to almost all the items. okay. mm hm. she ramos and has to come in westport and they see that button on the corner. okay. with on the question.

they are crossing the river into mexico illegally. but have another destination in mind, the united states every year, more than a 1000000 people from the poverty of their own countries, and try their luck on this road to what some coal, the impossible dream. on the mexican side, the military turns a blind eye for a few dollars. the greenback is the illegals only passport. to reach the border with texas, they have to cross the whole of mexico. a journey of 2 and a half 1000 miles and a journey which but most heading north, begins at the out of yoga railroad station. the only means of transport for the illegals off freight trains every day. thousands take the moving trains by storm. ah, regardless of the danger, each one tries to find himself a little spot on the roofs on the axles between the cows. that can be as many as 1000 to hitching a ride with a right that can turn into a trap. because in order to round up the maximum number of illegal immigrants, the police stopped the train in the middle of the countryside out here, there's no

this is now my seventh crossing the season.otentially called a lifetime. >> dry land never felt so good. the next time she reaches france is likely to be on a ferry brent: the taliban are back in control of the of kenaston and that means major changes including for the culture scene. in the 1990's, the taliban banned music outright. their new improved version has not officially taken that step but some taliban fighters on the ground have reportedly started harassing musicians. afghan artists who live abroad have joined those raising alarm like a pop singer. our correspondent has herstory. -- has her story. >> autumn 2020, a pop concert in the kabul sports stadium. in the same venue where the taliban held public executions in the 1990's. she sang for hundreds of fans . >> people were really happy and women, smiling faces, children. dancing with the flags of afghanistan. we were so delighted we had freedom, that we have democracy. it was all just like a dream. unfortunately. >> the stadium concert was her last performance in afgh

as you probably know, all red cross and national societies, the international federation of the red crossin order to deploy staff on the ground and implement activities should have the approval of the national authorities of the country. still here, we are in dialogue with national authorities. brent: and you have asked the polish government for access. has war sold told you know? -- has warsaw told you know? >> yes. we don't have access. brt: what reason? have they given you a reason why they are denying you access? >> it is not only us. the red cross, humanitarian staff and volunteers that ar denied access. it is all humanitarian actors that are denied access to this zone. from my side, but i can say is a we are in dialogue with the polish government and we are expecting and optimistic that the coming days we will reach some positive results. brent: when you do get an answer, come back. we would like to have you on the show again. the senior advisor for the international federation of the red cross. thank you. the crisis at the border between the european union and belarus is high on th

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god the crossing. but traffic is slow. the cargo train service that used to carry over food supplies and commodities has become irregular. the tallie, vance costumes officer of the high return border crossing dismisses international concerns about of got his downs future and what my in thought it was got house on it. we want the world to be more confident about doing business with us. they have to see the level of safety and security. the former regime wasn't able to secure the presidential compound on today. all of afghanistan is safe. the taliban is beating up its presence on the border and promising a crackdown on corruption to ensure a smooth movement of people and goods. afghanistan has always struggled to build a wooden rail network that would link the country to its neighbors and expand trade with central asia. experts and imports have dramatically declined in recent weeks as the international community wants the taliban to implement political reforms form an inclusive government of face isolation. sh hundreds of lo

streets and when not to cross them. it turns out that coyotes are very smart about actually observing the change of traffic lights. man: so, this is the backside of the park here. there are almost no limits to coyotes' ability to adapt to the urban environment... because south central l.a. is probably synonymous with the most inner-city neighborhoods in the world. finding coyotes here is just-- just amazing to me and exciting every time i'm able to collect some more scat. here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some

and in tampa bay, we cross to david or north sky. he is the national radio host of neighbors choice. i cross type roles in effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate line. and let me go to you because you're the 1st person i thought, but i wanted to do this program at the end of last week.

as a barbara al jazeera, i return crossing, but of garrison's border with his pakistan. well, another important border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan does remain closed today. the chairman spin, bolduc crossing was shot on tuesday, suspending trade and leaving thousands of people stranded out as here as camel hider. as more now from the pakistani side of the border, the border had been closed for almost a week because the dollar bon warranted, the budget on your daughter did do let dot gov on to wanted to come across into budget don. to come without restriction the budget on it. on the other hand, ive been concerned that are already 2000000 of on refugees and buckets on and the fact that many of the band outfit for budget i did it out that the tv, the pollutant surgeon. and i've got the la make date order on may use this border. gotten to bucket dr. gary out the gag. not to mention the fact that the additional of on refugees may afford across the border also of concern that the smuggler to have been now making money because of that situation. and i've run it o

on the busiest night for crossings. the police can seem outnumbered.pless to stop what is happening in front of them. if they stop one group, another slips past. not everybody that tries succeeds. boats sink -- his boat sank and he is back on the streets. >> [speaking foreign language] >> there have been increased efforts to prevent crossings, but numbers this year are dole from 2020. he made it to manchester and is waiting for his asylum claim to be processed. young africans have little knowledge of the life that awaits them in the u.k., but stories mean if they will continue to go to incredible lengths for their dreams. patient -- bbc news. >> the desperation of danese migrants trying to reach the u.k. you are wahing bbc world news america. still to come. a historic abuse of women and girls and mother and baby homes should be the subject of an inquiry. experts recommend. we hear from the victims. >> the head of airbus has told bbc the aerospace business has significant supply chain problems, leading to higher prices. it comes as airline bosses made h

i'm sure they probably just used the crossing here today to come over. so we're glad to have them and we're glad to see geary improve for pedestrian safety to meet our vision 0 goals to keep our people safe and to ensure that our transit system is working more efficiently. i see my folks from j-town, the folks who have been involved for so many years including sandy moory, ben nakasho. these are extraordinary leaders in j-town. and whenever there's a problem that they want fixed, you know, usually i get the phone call from sandy. so when this bridge was being threatened through this project of being torn down on on webster. to and what it meant for safety and the community and so many of the kids and families from rosa parks elementary school fought to keep that bridge there and so i'm so glad that the city listened to the community and that bridge is still there along with making the crossways a lot more safe. but as jeff tumlin talked about before geary boulevard, this was a community of mostly african americans who live in harmony. i used to wonder wh

so these are all pieces the american red cross supports.our second question, for someone to commit to come down, absolutely. we can make sure we've got a fantastic regional executive there in georgia where someone from the national headquarters would be happy to join you and facilitate around table. >> thank you so much madam, and i appreciate that commitment. looking forward to working with you. my next question is for mr. hancock. mr. hancock, [inaudible] ? >> yes. >> excellent. so, mr. hancock, georgia holds about 24 million acres of forest and woodlands, approximately 91% of this forest is privately owned. georgia therefore has more privately owned acres of corporate land than any other state in the nation. and i have heard consistently from private forest land owners in georgia who are struggling to adapt and respond to natural rosters that the resources are not in place at the federal level to ensure that they are may hold and can continue with their work in the cultivation of what is a crop after for, example, a major tropical storm

some people are trying to cross into the exclusion zone to take photographs low. but it's very concerning. some people are coming too close to the cone and lava where that goes into my sustain, your gas can be concentrated, which can effect a long term hello, or even made a pass out completely out of my elbows. and despite the danger, people are still coming to the island some drawn to the foot of the volcano. i'm only exciting because the 1st last night we came. we stay here here until 4 o'clock in the morning. it's a different atmosphere in the capital. santa cruz, the beaches are still open. many here don't seem to care about the volcano. they just want to enjoy their holiday. alexander lurch al jazeera, la palmer, they. when a few hours time, we'll see the latest world cub stadium to be unveiled here and cut are the alpha lima stadium. and it's hosting this year as a mere cup final for design is based on a ga fia, the traditional cap warned by men and boys across the middle east. it holds up to 40000 fans and next year it will host games in the group stage thr

we are always going to have some degree of people crossing the border. this has been the case for years that we've had surges and so ... >> we've never had a surge like this. this is the highest number ever in the history of our country. >> i understand your concerns and i don't agree i agree that the numbers are high but the bottom line remains that first and foremost we need to enforce the law and secondly we need to have boa process that's humane and efficient so we can deal with those who or are coming across the border whether it be to seek asylum or for other purposes. i think again to some degree we have to have both . >> what i'm trying to drill down on is i understand there's both but the role of alaw-enforcement officer is to enforce the law. we do it better than anyone else in the world . so for us, we focus on humane treatment of individuals whether they commit a crime or don't commit a crime but we are working with the deterrence method. right now it doesn't feel like we are deterring activity, it looks like we're encouraging it and from the

there has more from pakistan side of the crossing. the border had been closed for almost a week because the dollar bon warranted, the budget on your daughter did do our lead door under wanted to come across into pakistan to come without restriction. the buggers done it on the other hand, ive been concerned that had already 3000000 of on refugees in bucket on and the fact that many of the band a that the tv, the pollutant surgeon, and of course its la make that order on may use this border, forgotten to budget gone to carry out the gag. not to mention the fact that the additional outgrown refugee may for across the board up also of concern that the smugglers do have been now making money because of the situation. and i've run it on our smuggling people across the border. also the fact that a lot of foreign exchange is leaving focused on for one it on and budget on of course is concerned. but the focus on your daughter to say that the board had been told by the outside, by the dollar bond in broader regarding the friction that have been

that's i think, good to be aligned that the younger officers are not going to want to cross. that's what happened in 2019, when the, when the military realized at that time, they were not going to be able to repress the population. and they had to relent. which is when omar bashir was, was removed by his own generals, it'll be interesting to see what happens if these protests turn violent. if the military turns on the protesters, i think that could cause the military to fracture itself. and then who knows what will happen, deeds, cameron, hudson, great to get your thoughts. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera. thank you. the europe ian court of justice has ordered poland to pay a daily fine of more than $1000000.00 in a row over judicial reforms. the us angry about a chamber within the polish supreme court, which is meant to discipline judges. earlier, a polish court ruling challenge the supremacy of the law in the country and to sentence reports from the calmness of the european union's court of justice and luxemburg comes with amounts to a bombshell in this crisi

crossing the border in the history of the country. the highest number of fentanyl crossing the border in the history of our country. as you described yesterday, we have what the public hate, chaos . you have described yourself as not an open borders guy, which i appreciate. the big west and we have got to resolve here, stepping into this role, you are walking into a chaotic situation where we have the highest number of illegal crossings in the history of our country. what is your plan? mr. magnus: senator, thank you for the question. of course, if there was a ready to go plan to address all the problems you just described, my guess is that not only would cbp , but you all as a body would have, would have seen to it that it was implemented. i think that key to answering your question is going to be the importance of collaboration, building relationships. i think it's going to be important that the individuals who are making policy decisions, which obviously include the secretary, the president, and others, that they get accurate feedba

well, another important border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan remains clues. the chairman spin, bolduc crossing was shout on tuesday, suspending trade and leaving thousands of people stranded come either joins his life now from chairman on the pakistani side of the border. so why was the decision taken to close it in the 1st place? come on well, according to the focus on your thought a days that i live on warn dead east main. gov. restrictions along that border there. warranted of want to be able to move freely in to pocket on something that you were to happen when the taliban were in power in the 1990. however, up august, i need that concerned the dead are already the 1000000 of one refugee then focused on and that because of the uncertain situation debt this could get even was also important to note that in the same day, dad been smuggling of people across the border that smugglers are making a lot of money, but gets done is also concerned about the flight of foreign exchange from budget on which is going into of run it on. and also the fact that budgets on

central america looks like this. fairly dry cross mexico. but we do have some showers, acapulco mexico city in toward can cool, but i really wanna take you to the southeast of the us right now. some big storms moving through here. florida. panhandle, georgia. right into south carolina on thursday. we'll keep tabs on this one. we've got our to party, nor'easter india, atlanta, but look at the winfield at cross atlanta, canada. so for coastal sections of nova scotia could see wind gusts here of about a 100 kilometers per hours. that could certainly caused some damage to the west. we go and, you know it's, it's still raining for parts of western canada, vancouver rate through the fraser. and so, because we've got that cloud cover and shower to be, that's put in the cap on temperatures just a high of 9 degrees in vancouver, slightly below average. that's it. susan. ah, the summation is decided destabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, it will be lost or holding a documentary explorer. how autocratic leaders undermine democracy to cons

of crossing the border for basic goods and services. every dane alexandro ramp. yeti reports from boggart just after nearly 3 years of being close to venezuela now authorities removed the shipping containers physically blocking the main bridge, connecting the country with columbia in a nationally televised address some monday vice president delsey rodriguez said it was time to turn to page camp represent any thinking of our people and the brotherhood and co operation between the people of columbia and venezuela. president madeira has taken the decision to open the crossing for commerce in 2019 president. my daughter broke off diplomatic ties with columbia and sealed the border after venezuela and opposition. members attempted to bring international humanitarian aid into the country. the aid was backed by the united states in bogota. my daughter saw da this part of a plot to overthrow him. but the border have been officially closed since 2015 bringing a halt to trade between the 2 countries. that amounted to $7000000000.00 us dollars a y

i think it's now 47,000 prosecuted for crossing illegally.> yeah. i mean, and is now we're up to, what, 1.7 million people that they know have crossed the border? there are probably another 400,000 people who they know have cross but not checked in and who knows how many, quote, gotaways. there's probably at least 2 million people who havecrossed so far this year -- elizabeth: that's the size of nebraska. it's the size of nebraska. yeah, go ahead. go ahead. >> yeah. it's the size of nebraska, right. they're adding another state to the united states by the people who are coming in, and as governor desantis says, planes aarriving at military bases in the middle of the night, he's not been notify pd, none of the local officials have been notified, and the biden administration is just sort of scattering them around the country with no real idea of what's coming -- they're not vetted, they're not even given covid tests. and yet they're somehow just walking across the border. i don't understand it unless there's some really sinner the thing going o

so what is the latest on the number of migrants crossing the channel?y and saturday, and they tell us that 1115 migrants managed to reach the uk by boat on a0 boats, so a0 separate incidents. the busiest day was friday when more than 600 people made the crossing. yesterday almost 500 people managed to reach the uk. we're told over those two days france managed to prevent around 400 people from making the crossing. but the numbers are continuing to grow. i think why we've seen it busy over the past couple of days is that for around ten days it was pretty rough in the channel, not conditions for attempting the journey, and it is the busiest shipping lane in the world, so it is dangerous whenever you try. but it has been pretty calm in the last couple of days in the number of boats have been spotted in the channel, so it is likely to be another busy day for the emergency services in border force and also for the lifeboat. thank you, simon. during the second world war, thousands of men and women from the caribbean came to serve in the royal air force, train

they could be injured or even die, so they would be deterred from crossing.t was the intention of the policing. what happened is that migration did not stop, and these strategies are still in place. thousands of refugees, asylum-seekers have died. many of them have not been found. it is a failed strategy, it has caused a lot of damage and a lot of suffering. in this case, we called border patrol and the mexican consulate. even that protocol has failed. it seems that they didn't do anything even though they had all the information from armando's sons. you had pictures, recordings, messages. they have not produced a single report on armando's case. it is very unfortunate, but i think the crisis we are talking about today, we hope this will bring more attention to this issue. juan: fernando, in terms of the role of the border patrol in this situation, are they generally -- what have you seen in terms of their willingness to try and search for some of these lost people? we have had segments here on democracy now! of the border patrol going after groups providing

in a few hours they will try to cross the river. but once again, it's every man for himself and then we'll see of dollars. but again, it's donaldson element conroy because i'm with the jump. don't get who said i am the one that was i thought it would be done. didn't kick lasalle long while, okay, floating or k, i. e went on the order and get out of them. what it also, you know, when i come and family with high music, another thought for jojo gisy and we made america sadly. jazz music. i think anyway, i'm all i don't glossy again. the hell i don't, i don't allow ah, it's 3 o'clock in the morning on the banks of the rio grande. with the lights opposite our brownsville, texas. america is right in front of them. they still have to swim across the river and lupita next door, a petrified instead of f. f game plan, you gotta get caught up on that bill cuz i kinda wanted i kinda wanna with many been difficult at g at he went in with i'm afraid i met them will be the common. yeah. was it last time you as kind of thing? well yeah, we have to

and as well as an rti contributor and in elecom that we cross to look revenge. he is an independent journalist or a gentleman, cross hoc rules and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. now he's appreciate, look, let me go to you 1st here. i mean, it, you know, on the face of it, you know, the europe's relationship or more rather you relationship with china is very convoluted because major training for our trading partners, a major investment deal. i'm kind of stuck. but, you know, there's been, there's an understanding about investment and, and then we have, you know, nato, i'm saying, you know, you know, china is no different than russia. it's the same threatening landscape. i mean, it's very convoluted. i mean, is there any kind of single message because if i were in beijing and we will go to our guests in beijing, i would be a bit confused. go ahead look. well, i'm you said it. i mean, there is no european policy to which china, most countries starting with germany has very important trade relations setting for germany, sending a lot of equip

u for migrants and refugees crossing from turkey. john toughness is following this forest from athens. the official version from the atlantic coast guard is among the nationalities on board. and this is just an early estimate. pakistan is africans, lebanese egyptians, iranians, syrians and bangladesh. but that remains to be confirmed in the breakdown in numbers also remains to be confirmed. apparently these people were provided with food and water, of which they were short, while they were being towed to the island of cos where they are now being registered. so they remain questions about what actually transpired on this voyage . the greek authorities do confirm that they did attempt to return the boat to turn to a turkish hover. what i was told by the coast guard official and i quote, there were initiatives on the greek side to return the boat to turkey, which were refused, but were not told when those initiatives took place. the story on the greek side has consistently since march of last year, then that the turkish state is now ai

the american red cross says it is dealing with the worst blood shortage in years.ss officials say its blood supply is at the lowest post summer level and at least six years in recent weeks, officials say they have had less than a day supply of certain blood types. donations have also dropped by 10% but demand from hospitals remains high. the red cross is now urging people to donate blood, especially those with type o blood. the update today authorized its first electronic cigarettes, saying the r. j. reynolds vaping product can benefit adult smokers, the food and drug administration said data submitted by the company showed. it's e cigarettes help smokers either quit or significantly reduce their use of cigarettes. today's action is part of a sweeping effort by the fda to bring it scientific scrutiny to the multibillion dollar vaping industry. after years of regulatory delays. well a mysterious teas from apple's saying it is expected to unveil something new in six days. the company announced today is holding a special event called unleashed on october 18th. apple d

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