it was her friend, dawn lavender. but what was dawn's motive for murder?morrison. >>> on june 11, 2010, almost three years to the day teresa mayfield was killed, sheriff ellis and corporal boyd drove to the wire factory where dawn lavender worked. she was halfway through her day shift and they told her she was under arrest for the murder of her friend, teresa mayfield. >> she first wanted to know why we was arresting her and then we went to the jail she said this was wrong, we made a mistake. >> the corporal and the sheriff were only too happy to explain how one clue led to another and eventually an inescapable conclusion. but prosecutor evans had questions, pointed ones. >> you could tell it was going to be difficult. >> where was the smoking gun? where was the murder weapon? where was one single fingerprint tying dawn to the crime? >> as far as physical evidence, we really didn't have any. it was truly circumstantial because we didn't really know anything about what had happened. >> as far as evidence could see, the case was a maybe at best. she had no r

calm her down, dawn told her. certainly did that. out like a light, calm, for two whole days. >> i looked at her, said teresa, you need to stay away from that woman. she is no friend of yours. >> and how did strees sa respond to that. >> she said i learned my lesson. >> or maybe she didn't. because the morning of the murder, teresa had arranged to run errands with dawn. and then it all clicked together. dawn on the dirt road, drees sa's window down as if she knew her killer. the sheriff and boyd specked apart dawn's interview with a suspicious eye. they pulled her phone records, and there at that was, plain as day, dawn's lies caught by cell phone technology. >> it painted a clearer picture, that dawn was in the location of teresa the morning that she was murdered. >> but why in heaven's name would a woman who claimed to be teresa's friend want to kill her? good question, which perhaps they'd get answered once they accused dawn lavender of murder, which they did. she, however, had but one thing to say to police. >

thanks for joining us i'm dawn timmeney. our area decked out in eagles pride as the birds get ready for the ultimate matchup ton night our crews are talking everything super bowl. from minnesota to the philadelphia airport and delaware county where people are already talking about the struggle of going to work on monday. that's where we fine fox 29's brad sattin. brad, one community is already putting out a warning for parents tonight. >> reporter: yeah, dawn, that's true actually that's in new jersey. hamilton township the school district there in mays landing they're little bit concerned that some schoolbus drivers may actually take the day off to celebrate, and if they do, they certainly wouldn't be the only ones. >> fly, eagles fly. >> reporter: could this be the weekend we eagles fans remember for the rest of our lives? >> phillies parade was phenomenal. three times as big. that excitement will be unmatched for years. it will never be like that here again. >> reporter: just stands to reason that there's no way we can be

dawn? >> thanks, brad.n the heels of this horrick strategy the president and first lady at the about ward north hospital. the president met with doctors and thanked them for their life saving measures. only one vick sim is in critical condition much the president visited the broward county sheriff's office to neat with law enforcement officials there. >>> breaking news out of southwest philadelphia tonight. a five-year-old little boy stabbed in the chest. authorities say the boy's ten year old brother accidentally stabbed him with a carving 95. medic rush the child to children's hospital of philadelphia where he is being treated at this hour. >>> developing now in new jersey man now charged with murder in a crash that killed his girlfrie girlfriend. prosecutors have upgraded the charges against 24-year-old jacob garrett to vehicular mom sigh. this all stems from a crash last month in the delaware river that killed 23-year-old stephanie white. police say garrett crashed into the river in burlington city. he

>> reporter: yeah, dawn.hat and a coat is all we're told that this man was wearing, no underwear, no pants. >> it's disgraceful. >> reporter: people disgusted to hear report from gloucester township police that a woman reported a man standing outside her kitchen window around 11:30 thursday night. even more disturbing, the woman tells police he had nothing on beneath a black jacket he was wearing along with ski mask over his face. police say the woman told them she was sitting at her kitchen table when she saw him and screamed. then says the man took off running. >> we're very concerned. but hopefully everything will be okay. >> reporter: people who live on pine hurst court in the glenn eagles development in the blackwood section of the township say what happened is very unusual for the area. >> absolutely. we don't get stuff like that around here. >> i've lived here for over 23 years. >> reporter: police say they searched around but didn't find anyone fitting the description. >> it definitely concerns me. yo

dawn good i love it, shawnette. thank you. >>> positive energy still radiating off the streets after a celebration decades in the making. now one group wants the piece to stick around. >>> and it's time to cut loose. but just not your date. one middle school saying no is not an option at the dance. if someone asked you better be ready to boogie. some parents don't like idea. >>> a fun night out in philadelphia's ken kingsessing for the annual seniors cupid ball. residents enjoying food, dancing and other fun at the meyer rec center. councilman kenyata johnson hosting the ball it is the third year for the event and as ♪ >>> in utah at least one parent is outraged over a school dance policy. that policy says sixth graders cannot say no if they're asked to the valentine's day dance. after natalie richards daughter told her about this policy, she went right to school principal. the district says the rule is designed to teach students how to be inclusive but richards disagrees saying rejection is part of life and at the

dawn? >> all right, thank you. >>> well, going to minneapolis for the super bowl sounds absolutely amazing for. us it's out of the question so the next best place to be to cheer on the birds, philadelphia of course. and fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose found crowds of people landing in philadelphia to watch the big game here. >> reporter: bowker pass undie teched across enemy lines. >> are you going to put it on for us? he showed his true colors once he got passed the rifles gate at philly international. >> tom brady. >> this did not go down well. >> boo! >> i'm sorry guys. >> maybe it was brave believe it or not he was coming home. he lives in minneapolis. his family diehard birds fans invited him back for the super bowl. >> so they can see the look on your face when the patriots lose. >> yeah, i'm not going to lose. >> maybe he flew in from minnesota clearly he is living in denial. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles. >> for us to be able to night from north carolina from charlotte to get here o

dawn?> all right, scott, thank you. >>> tom srendenschek joins us now and march madness right around the corner,. >> cannot wait for it dawn. a big weekend of college basketball straight ahead right here on fox. villanova and creighton and penn closing in on a regular season ivy see league title could happen tonight the life lessons and family drama from drexel record breaking win over delaware last night. why a newspaper clipping might have saved the day and ♪ >>> yes virginia there is pretty good college basketball in philadelphia besides that third ranked villanova team. side note villanova is creighton at 2:30 tomorrow right here on fox. last night the drexel dragons made division one basketball history. overcame a 34-point deficit to beat their biggest rival the delaware blue hens 32 back in 1950. for drexel coach zac spike kerr it wasn't your 85-83 win. >> my wife and i made a decision to bring our kids to the game. our five-year-old, seven year old, nine-year-old saw big lesson to ne

i'm dawn timmeney.etting eagles fans pumped up for sunday showdown with the patriots. we of course have team coverage as we have all week. from minnesota to back here in philadelphia. we are keeping you on top of latest stories surrounding this historic moment for eagles and their fans. let's start though with kristen rodgers. she is live at the mall of america. kristen. >> hey, dawn. the eagles held their final friday practice of the year today. feels like it's been forever at this point. they had -- they're going to have to have a final walk through tomorrow at u.s. bank stadium. today they're focus to tie up any loose ends, an good note, tim jurnigan was back at practice today after being out back to back days with an illness. so good news there. every eagle practiced. now amidst all of this super bowl madness, the eagles still hav to find their routine.

dawn?> all right, thank you scott. >>> now to developing story out of parkland, florida where teachers are returning to stoneman douglas high school nine days after a gunman opened fire killing 17. school officials say they are taking their time reopening providing counseling and other resources to faculty and staff. they want to make sure this transition goes as smoothly as possible. police across the cup tree not taking any chances after the mass shooting in florida. here in our area, a rash of school threats. one in delaware county just today. our joanne pileggi spoke with police and concerned parents. >> reporter: well this latest incident is part of a wave of new threats since the horrific school shooting in parkland last week. >> everybody is hyper vigilant based on the current circumstances around the country. >> reporter: police in radnor township were called to the high school after a student social media post was considered a potential threat. >> we responded promptly over there t

>> reporter: good evening, dawn. good evening, everyone.his incident here is part of a wave of new threats since the horrific school shooting in parkland just last week. >> everybody is hyper vigilant based on current circumstances around the country. >> reporter: police in radnor township were called to the high school after a student social media post was considered a potential threat. >> anything that could be of a concern school district calls us obviously we responded promptly over there to determine there was a student involved in some messaging that went on. >> i don't think we're ever overreacting because you never know. you never know if a threat is real or not. >> reporter: these horrific images seem etched in hour collective memory at this point. students running from their high school in parkland, florida, last week. former student with an ar-15 went on a rampage, killing 17. since then, there's been a rash of threats at area schools. at radnor high and also at penn ridge high in bucks county at a middle school in vineland, new

dawn? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> police in mullica hill, new jersey, say this guy robbed a ups store and struggled with an officer trying to arrest him. it happened last night on bridgeton road. police say 30-year-old elias morris threatened an employee with scissors and got away with more than $500 when an officer tried to take him into custody police say morris resisted arrest. the officer pepper sprayed and handcuffed him. police say morris was also in possession of packets of suspended heroin. he's facing numerous charges to tonight including robbery and assaulting a police officer. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the parkland, florida, high school shooting. teachers at stoneman douglas high school returning to work today. lawmakers try to figure out how to keep our children safe. fox's phil keating has more from parkland, florida. >> reporter: teachers are getting back to work at stoneman douglas high school. nine days after a gunman killed 17 people in a mass school shoo

dawn?> all right, thank you, scott. >>> one super bowl victory and a massive parade later, the eagles season is a wrap. but what will it take to keep that spirit alive? >>> and teenagers with without their smart phones for an entire night? nearly unheard of, shawnette. >> reporter: but they're doing it and it's for a good cause. that story of compassion out of newtown coming up next. ♪ ♪ >>> teens in bucks county putting away their cell phones for the night. no, it's not some kind of pun firm it's their choice. all for a very good cause. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live with more on this story. wow, shawnette that's all i can say. i have a teenager. >> yeah it's a great story, dawn much these are a group of stan-up kids who understand the importance of compassion and giving of themselves to help others. tonight students at newtown middle school eighth graders we're talking about here held a lock in at their school where the kids spend the night at school to raise money for autism cares fou

teachers like dawn prove that education is one of the best america can make. i'm proud to represent her and all the teachers of central arkansas who are making a difference in the lives of our ids. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize one of arkansas' finest, chief warrant arkansas two, john, who passed away late last months at the age of 7. his leadership and dedication to our o state and nation as a soldier, veteran, and volunteer is an example to all arkansans and all americans. he enlisted in the army in 1962 and after more than 27 years of military service, john retired from the arkansas army national guard. for the next 23 years john provided his services at camp robinson in the little rock air force base. he was one of many of the strongest advocates in central arkansas for all matters related to our military veterans and their families. for the better part of a half century john as a selfless servant to others giving for more of himself than he had to give. he had a passion for volunteering rivaled only by his passion for service to his country. i extend m

>> reporter: dawn, you're right. lot of people tonight wanting answers about 50 people gathered at this corner here behind me. among them some students demanding federal and state lawmakers get serious about stopping the nation's gun problem. >> this is a very sad day for us. >> reporter: the clouds symbolic of the mood. another mass shooting another demonstration and pleas to our state and federal leadersed to something. >> we are seeing our children in schools across the country, um, who are being slaughtered. so that's very personal to me. >> reporter: horns blaring in support this langhorne event quickly assembled yet again. >> we're tired of these school shootings. we're tired of standing op this corner. >> reporter: demanding action from lawmakers from universal background checks, limit on ammunition purchases, banning assault rifles and longer waiting periods before gun byes. >> congressman fitzpatrick tweeting it is incumbent all of us to department if i the root cause of this senseless violence and move to a

, clearer skies, becomes confined to the south—east by dawn, clearerskies, rain, becomes confined tot by dawn, clearer skies, rain, sleet and snow and hail showers pushing in from the north and west in between clearer skies, the frost and icy conditions. slippery in places to start the day, wet start for the far east clearing through and rain, head and sleet showers across england and wales in the morning into east anglia and the south—east in the afternoon and sunny spells and a few sleet and snow showers continuing into scotland for the second half of the day but dry and bright but overall a cold feeling day then today. you're watching beyond 100 days on pbs. british mps travel to washington to talk to american companies about russian interference. the lawmakers are frustrated by the tech giants' failure to provide useful information about outside meddling in the brexit referendum. but the tech companies downplay the idea that moscow used their platforms to disrupt the brexit campaign. a senior white house official, rob porter, is sacked as staff secretary following allegations by

. >> i'm dawn timmeney. local police saying a 13-year-old girl did everything right when she feared something was very wrong at her west oak lane school. our dave schratwieser is life at police headquarters witness latest. dave? >> reporter: dawn, that brave teenager saw a student with a gun outside the school this morning, and immediately reported it to school officials. they notified police and the lock down went in place. but it led to some tense moments at the school this morning. there were plenty of hugs outside the wagner middle school friday afternoon as students were reunited with their parents and relatives following a four-hour lock donate after reports of a gun at the school. >> it's scary. >> i'm just happy especially after all that's been going on in the country this week. >> reporter: lock down here caused some anxious moments two days after the massacre of 17 students and staff members at a high school in parkland, florida. sierra cooper was glad to see her mother after a tense morning inside

they know that there's a tomb because they have been there so the dawn you call of the term we call it the. we sit out the next morning to see for ourselves. after nearly two hours we approach one of in a way talk at holds forty islands. what we've come to see is hard to spot from the beach only from the air can you get a true sense of the sky a lot of what the united states military calls the dawn or. the diamond is actually a dump it contains the toxic leftovers of some of the most powerful atomic bombs in history america's cold war legacy it is a tomb of nuclear waste the dome is completely unlabeled there's no fence there no guards there people can go there if they want and there's nobody to stop them but they let me up and make you write about them by the way i mean that. i. was. i. the nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands. and was in a way talkies hardly knowing its closest neighbor three hundred kilometers to the east became synonymous with nuclear fallout. its name is bikini and on. my own

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thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle.u come again looking better than a body has a right to ♪ ♪ and all i really know is he will come again ♪ ♪ and here i go >>> isn't that the theme song from tv show from way back when? >> quick question for the insomniacs. >> to one group of kids she's simply the lady with the book. >> now she's marking a literary milestone with the library of congress. >> reporter: from behind the curtain at the library of congress, dolly parten goes to washington and she was there because of a gift she began giving more than 20 years ago. she's been quietly donating millions of books to children. her nonprofit called imagination library. they documented the families who have received a book a month from birth to kindergarten and the 100 millionth book. she was one of 12 children. inspired by her father who never went to school but raised the family. telling our team he was the smartest man she ever knew. >> i certainly had a lot of pride when i was walking on stage and thinking of my dad. for dad and

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and south africa's new president serial rama posa has promised a new dawn for the country in his first state of the nation address from a pulse i was sworn in on thursday after the resignation of his predecessor jacob zuma has vowed to help unite the country and revive the economy. now the site of the munich security conference has heard graeme warnings that the threat of a major global conflict is at its highest in decades and it's called leaders and military chiefs from across the world are attending a three day summit david. the world has moved towards the brink of a significant conflict the words of the organizer of the security conference in munich it was an opinion clearly shared by the police who throw protective cordons around the luxury hotel where the event is being staged dozens of world leaders defense ministers and diplomats are attending the three day conference which provides a unique opportunity for a back room discussions away from the spotlight of the media. democracy and freedom the values we here in the west value most are in decline are under threat. the west our s

theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home robert: i'm robert gray live from "america's news headquarters." china is demanding the u.s. stop taking unilateral steps against north korea. this is in response to sanctions imposed friday. sanctions the president says are the toughest ever imposed. the nra is in hot water following the recent florida school shooting that left 17 students and teachers dead. a number of corporations are severing tie with the gun lobby group. the nra called it a quote shameful display of political and civic cowardice. i'm robert gray. show. greg: she's the former house speaker and her ideas couldn't be weaker. i speak of nancy pelosi who want to state listed a number of measures she thanks could curb illegal immigration. >> let's sit down and talk this through and see what makes sense, not from a commitment to a promise that we will build a wall in mexico will pay for it. that will never happen. let's talk about where a more serious structure might be

is upon us and a wonderful dawn has arrived thank you it is a new dawn that is inspired by our collective memory of nelson mandela but it is also inspired by the changes that are now unfolding in our country wonderful changes that everybody can see as we rid our minds of all negativity we should reaffirm our belief that south africa belongs to all who live in this for though we are a diverse people we are one nation there are fifty seven million of us. each with different histories different languages different cultures experiences views as well as interests yet we are bound together by a common destiny that is defined by our south african this. thanks for this we all owe much to our forebears as people like pixley guys are. shallow. chief butler tooley who understood that necessity of the unity and harmony of all the people of this great land south africa we are a nation at one well one people committed to work together to find jobs for our youth to build factories and roads houses and clinics to prepare our children for a world of change and progress to birth cities and towns where fami

. >> i'm dawn timmeney. >>> so it will get very cold and then snow. so how is it all going to play out? >> meteorologist scott williams live outside our old city studios with first look at the forecast. hey, scott. >> hi, chris and dawn. get ready for a roller coaster ride. buckle up. those temperatures are dropping tonight. we're dry, quiet and cold and the snow will move in by this time tomorrow evening. in fact we have winter storm watches posted already north and west suburbs. that is where the heaviest of the snow will occur but ultimate doppler now showing you leftover showers in central southern delaware. that will pull out of here. clear skies overnight tonight. we'll start out clear on saturday. the clouds roll in and look at the clock, right around dinnertime we're looking at some of that snow developing interior south jersey, sections of delaware, north and west suburbs and you can see into the night we're looking at that system impacting us with the wintry mix. mainly rain as you move down the shore but once again we are looking at heavy w

dawn? >> all right, dave, thank you. continuing our team coverage for you right now, after any celebration of this magnitude someone has to clean it all up and that's what city crews were doing today. sky fox over the ben franklin parkway earlier and that is where we find our bruce gordon and quite a mess left behind. how is it looking out there right now, bruce. >> reporter: actually not so bad, dawn. we've all been there before. hosted a great big off the charts party. had a great time. then the guests go home. and we're left with the mess. and what a mess. the equipment was already disappearing friday morning but the mother of all celebrations will not soon be forgotten. freddie garcia flew in from california. >> not a bad little party, huh? >> honestly i've never ever ever seen anything like this. it was just insane. like there was so much love. so much energy. >> reporter: so much trash. by midday friday, 60 tons of it collected by streets department crews. more than for the phillies world series party or the papal

>> reporter: oh, my god, dawn, check it out. cannot walk down broad street without getting eagles chant. this is a home stretch. we are ready. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles! >> whoo! >> let's go. >> reporter: >> reporter: roll our package. >> biggest seller will be beer, caca rona, miller light, coors. >> soup bowl eve and the city is electric green burstin burstinge scenes call it the pre-game party. >> hit em low, hit em high. >> , everywhere you look banners and signs take a few steps down broad and you'll hear one word. >> eagles! >> over the chick's and bowls in center city shad day working through the night. she is ready to feed the masses and they're already at her door. >> we've been getting orders all day, all week. >> report roar these are special orders to be exact. >> they always give it go eagl eagles. >> the more the merrier. >> reporter: it's flying off the shelves aft township liquors in south injuries z rob is is with that hat. >> i got people walking out and cursing and screaming. they'll go to another store because i

can one bottle of new dawn clean all the dishes? we did it! 6,000 dishes! drop of dawn and grease is gone. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... an investment manager takes on the toughest clients -- retired nfl players -- and steals their money. $150 million vanishes before the fbi moves in. >> we found that they only had about $200,000 under management. >> narrator: but when he's tackled for a loss, will his game go into sudden death? >> the investors, particularly the nfl investors, were so mad at him that he was afraid for his own personal safety.

dawn lee and his family when here from chain nan had planned to be in washington by now. hotel workers were able tore treat most of the their things. >> they working very hard looking for us. >> looking. they are looking, yes. >> reporter: hotel trying to find your belonging. >> yes, yes, yes. >> kelly was in town for her cousin's wedding she too got back most of her belongings. had high praise for those who helped fire victims sunday morning including a chestnut street bar that opened its doors to those forced outside. >> city of brotherly love, right. >> absolutely. that's i was so proud of the city. we've been proud all month with the super bowl up until now everybody has been just so proud of our city and this an excellent example of that again. >> reporter: given the size and scope of the fire and the pre-dawn hour it's frankly mack us will there were no human casualties. though it is reported that several pets died in the blaze. in old city, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> emergency of a different kind for other fir responders check out what happened in kensington

can one bottle of new dawn clean all the dishes? we did it! 6,000 dishes!of dawn and grease is gone. >>> welcome back to all access of the nba all-star weekend and we are a few hours away from the best part of the weekend. we have the skills challenge, and the three-point shooting competition and the slam dunk competition. you a former runner up, and one of the best shooters in the nba in steve smith next to me, and what are you guying looking forward to? >> it is a celebration of the guys. it is a all-star weekend and they play a long season and celebrate the guy, and after this, it starts to be real. so i am looking for the guys to have fun and celebrating, but this the dunk contest, i am looking forward to watching donovan mitchell, because he has something up his sleeve. >> three-point competition, i am looking at my teammate klay thompson to bring it home for us. a and this is the second time that he will win the three-point competition. and the slam dunk after going through it, the experience is key. it is a different atmosphere out there when everybo

israeli soldiers conduct a pre-dawn. arresting. a fifteen year old boy. for a severe injury to the head allegedly inflicted by the i.d.f. two months ago. an environmental activist in the u.s. faces jail time. trying to refurbish. i think it was helping people. lifecycle of their electronics to combat. to make sure that we keep as much working . day here in moscow thanks for joining us this. terrorists are reportedly shelled a humanitarian corridor which was just opened up hours ago. this was a stop to allow civilians to leave the war ravaged district of east ghouta now the suburb is located just outside the capital damascus it's been occupied by various rebel and terror groups for years we're talking about this region just over here the violence there has recently escalated with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilians now the humanitarian corridor by russia is located near the. as you can see right now the humanitarian efforts to provide safe passage for those desperate to escape being coordinated with the syrian red crescent buses and on st

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to show you just the extent to which things are not to get so of course it's a dawn of a new era in south african politics but also fraught with a lot of challenges for the new president let's not have a look at a portrait of the new president of south africa. he's made it a whole month of his campaign rallies. that's. why he. can still. earn to justice. or not they're not. suffer because new presidency were around poser also think that this would set him apart from his former boss jacob zuma but after nine years under zuma scandal ridden reign as south africa's new leader he faces many challenges ahead with a political career spanning more than four decades around oppose it was a close ally of nelson mandela and played a major role in the country's post apartheid democratic transition more than two decades have now passed since the end of the racist regime but inequalities remain firmly entrenched south africa is rich in resources but many lives without electricity or running water unemployment levels are sky high and more than two thirds of young people. economic growth has been pretty

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theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough onm home, i am home >>> okay. >>> okay. so you know those rich people always say money doesn't bring happiness? there's a recent study that found money does bring happiness. so if you make $105,000 in north america, that is the ideal america, that is the ideal income for happiness to kick in. >> so it doesn't just continue to keep going. the happiness level as you make more and more money? >> it does. based on the cost of living, everything else. >> what if you make more than that? >> you're just giddy. but if you make less, you're less happy. the study polled over a million 1/2 people who rate their lives from worst possible to best possible and the richer people were a lot happier. >> so anybody who makes more than 105,000 wants to send us the rest, we will take it off your hands. >> in the caribbean the satisfaction threshold is $35,000. >> we have to move to the caribbean. what are we doing here? >>> and a bizarre event was pretty high attended. this was the owen wilson wow event. hu

resolute at a time when south africans a looking for strong leadership from a possible cause at the dawn of a new era i think is a sense of renewed hope with a president who enjoys wide appeal but still run the course i will be watched closely to see how we implement his policies and delivers on promises with some warning that self africans should to manage their expectations now attentional turn to from a process cabinet he's under pressure to change key appointments and root out corruption in government for me to melissa al-jazeera cape town. search for emergency has been declared in ethiopia a day after the unexpected resignation of the prime minister and the sun the country's seen a wave of protests fueled at least in part by ethnic divisions barco reports. the streets of ethiopia's capital addis ababa appear calm but the country's political landscape is slipping deeper into crisis. of friday ethiopia's ruling coalition decided to impose emergency rule to stem a recent wave of anti-government protests there is no indication of how long the measures will be in place the announcement c

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