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. >> deborah met rod at a backgammon tournament.ecame romantic. >> i wasn't looking for any sort of a relationship. and he was, you know, pretty aggressive. i'm considerably older than rod. and so it never occurred to me that he would be interested in me in that way. >> so it surprised you? >> it surprised me. and of course, it made me feel good, a younger man, being attracted to me. >> meanwhile shele was working with divorce attorney lance meyer. >> we talked about all the problems she was having with her husband and the concern she had about herself, her children, and she was really trying to figure out the best way to go about proceeding with a divorce case. >> by fall she was dipping her toe in the dating pool again. >> she was on jay date, she had met some gentleman. >> j date, the jewish dating website? >> yeah, yeah. >> shele seemed on track to make a fresh start in 2010 until that fresh start ended in with a seemed like a deadly accident. >> when i heard she slipped and fell in the tub, my initial reaction was she wouldn't

deborah, thank you for speaking — free evan. deborah, thank you for speaking to _ free evan., _ free evan. deborah, thank you for speaking to us, asia - free evan. deborah, thank you for speaking to us, asia editorj for speaking to us, asia editor of the wall streetjournal. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. to a story that has been making news in the past week — around 1,300 people are estimated to have died during the pilgrimage to mecca, with many more suffering heatstroke as temperatures reached more than 50 degrees celsius last week. saudi arabia has come under criticism for not making the hajj safer for pilgrims, with reports of lack of access to water and shelter on the route. i'm joined by zarif rahman, whose father syed went missing 11 days ago. thank you forjoining me to talk about this in this difficult situation for you. can you share with us what you know about what happened to your father?— know about what happened to our father? ., ,, i. . your father? thank you so much for having _ your father? thank you so much for having me — your father?

you see that you or i or deborah don't have. so those are some of the complexities that they're going to have to be wrestling with my own view is you don't need any kind of blanket immunity idea, but you will need as applied a special understanding about how various criminal laws state and federal apply or don't apply to former presidents all right, well, we're going to be watching these opinions as they're coming down. i suspect we're going to be watching them again next week and waiting for some big ones to come in, keel and deborah, thank you very much for your time. really appreciate the expertise and having you on this morning. thanks so much. >> thank you all right. >> now, in florida, trump's attorneys are back in federal court and the latest attempt to derail his classified documents case, the former president is arguing that jack smith, the special counsel, was unlawfully appointed. smith has brought charges against trump in both florida and washington, dc. see you cnn, senior justice correspondent ivan perez as joins u

. >> michael: one of the things i like about deborah's comedy is that it isn't always important.e on, is comedy important? is it meant to be? does it need to be? can we just do a joke where we do fart noises in our armpits? >> my favorite joke. >> michael: my favorite joe. >> i think comedy is important even if it is not satire and it is not political comedy. i think it is important because that thing of getting together with people and laughing does bring people closer together. i know it sounds so woo-woo, but it's true. don't you guys feel connected? >> michael: yeah! [cheers and applause] yeah, it is fun. thank you for coming. "hacks" is awesome. i love watching it. everyone should watch it. "hacks" is available to stream on max. paul w. downs, everybody. we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back after this. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] popeyes is like, “we read your article". you really hate boneless wings, huh?” and i'm like yeah “it's my identity”" and they're like “well try ours”. (♪♪) uh-oh. well, this changes everything. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes. ♪ yo

. >> deborah: president biden, former president trump. they both want your vote, and both want a second term. >> here's a simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win. >> this nation does not belong to them, this nation belongs to you. >> deborah: now they finally face each other in front of a divided nation. >> i believe in america. i believe in you, the american people. >> we're going to take our country back. >> deborah: making their cases for the issues that matter most to you. >> secure the border. i'm ready to fix it. >> we're going to close up the border. >> we have the best economy in the world. >> i will end the biden inflation nightmare. >> deborah: right now, live -- >> i just want to debate this guy. >> make my day, pal. >> deborah: from across the country and around the globe, this is an abc news special. "the race for the white house." now, from abc news world headquarters, david muir. >> david: good evening and it's great to have you with us for the presidential debate. it tarts in just under ann an hour. a p

this is deborah out of west chester ohio the l morning. >> caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i was t needshi the 28th amendment on the budget process. things like regular cetera but how we budget and not ahow we addresses the process that can work out the details. one of the things we need to is divide our issues similar to zero-based budgeting and we need toto take the issues one at ase wanted it as an example. that's the cost of well spend $330 billion a year on diab the united states is obligated to put aside a per person whether your one or 99 to pay for the disease.ntable. we take a look at that and say how doet we get down that cost?no know the la last time i looked, our medical costs or sdp or some very high nu so if you were to, we have to look back and sayy, we change snap and add sugar promotes diabetes. weo go back and educate people that the cost is too high and it is too harmful to health. what politician out there's going to say you know what, were getting healthier as a nation a encouraging our citizens to eat healthier, this is how were going to do it

deborah walker's common sense of ethics alone are , or excuse me, deborah walker's sense of ethics aloneroven track record in bridging divides, maintaining accountability, dedication to the commission's mission, and upholding integrity. i challenge you to explain any hesitation in reappointing. thank you so much for your public comment. thank you. so i find it interesting that that both members of this committee appeared to grill, commissioner walker on or at least safaÍ did on a perceived, slight from the notion of too much input from people who aren't cops. if cops aren't going to weigh in on their policies and what they are able to do and what challenges they face, who else exactly is who are you looking to for that information or are we simply not interested in it? perhaps that explains things like rubber stamping. cindy elias or other considerably questionable from an ethical standpoint. members of the police commission like commissioner yanez, so i would urge you to take a step back and think about what you're saying. think about what you're saying. you're saying that the input of

deborah meaden. >> deborah meaden, dragon ? >> deborah meaden, dragon? >> deborah meaden, dragon?s. surprised. and she's even been saying she's met with him and he's marvellous, what does she have to say about him? she said having spent some time with keir, i find him thoughtful, caring, reflective, which is interesting. yeah, all of those things . he's just so of those things. he's just so care. and keir, keir, elton, elton john is basically saying that we shouldn't. it's heartbreaking to see the hopes of britain's next generation of creative talent downtrodden by bureaucracy and red tape, and he's making the case, as are lots of these celebrities, that labour are going to support the arts more , which supports arts more, which supports certain people. i'm not sure. well and that isn't really why we have like, you know, mick jagger's dancing didn't come from like a lottery funded weekend choreograph. >> you know what the lots of people do believe that, though, do they? yes they do, they do i we just had a long lecture just just today about the or yesterday about the how this youn

you and deborah are competing for the 11:00 p.m. spot.hat's the best spot? >> jimmy: 11:30 is the best spot. >> 11:30. >> jimmy: and we're both on at 11:30. theoretically, you'd be competing for guests, which we could most certainly mud wrestle for. >> okay. >> jimmy: sexually, i'd be into that yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'll say this don't count miss deborah vance out. it's not about strength. >> jimmy: oh, no, she's definitely going to be the favorite going in. >> yeah, 100. >> jimmy: the way i see it, everybody wins. [ laughter ] >> that's right, that's right. me most of all, watching. >> jimmy: that's right. well, it's great to have you here. congratulations on everything. the special is called "hannah einbinder: everything must go." "hack "hacks" is the tv show. all of it is on max right now. hannah einbinder, everybody. we'll be back with wallows. ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchi

roberts. >> deborah: did you get your happy ending?ink i did. >> time will tell. i think i'm her prince charming. >> juju: their relationship ultimately breaking down just three months after her release. gypsy filed for divorce in april. what went so wrong so fast? >> i think people need to understand that ryan and i had been in a relationship three years. sometimes relationships just take its cost, and that's what happened. >> juju: but media reports hinted at something darker happening between the two. there was some intimation, some reporting that you were afraid of him? is that accurate? >> i'm not afraid of ryan. i think that there is some things that happened that i think we both wish wouldn't have. but that's a relationship. it goes through its ups and downs, and it's really difficult sometimes. >> juju: abc news reached out to her ex's attorney, telling abc news, any allegations of abuse leveled against mr. anderson are false and adatly denied, and we consider any such allegations to be defamatory in nature." do you regret the

it's a good thing. >> uh-huh. >> byron: our thanks to deborah.hird season of "the bear" begins streaming on fx on hulu tomorrow. >>> when we come back, how dogged persistence finally paid off for wild thing. or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check! when flares kept trying to slow me down i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check! and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check! for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief lasting steroid-free remission. and visibly reduced damage. check. check. and check! rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers, including lymphoma and skin, heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may bec

her name is deborah india, he's, she's actually married visibly, even with even guy. she has kids and she's been in and she now is just shocked. fair because they don't have some basket or for us. doesn't have an investor right now in, in, well here. but, but she's very well articulated, and she was notified like really days ago, bye. didn't museum foreign affairs of what he did. she was notified. she was born because the ministry, it was say you guys uh, was more mentally, you know, and sure enough here. so i mean, and also as we know, commander laura research, so i'm from the south south come from nice state. she has been vocally busy issue about the lead you not only believe it, but also r as in tina and and t and how much the us is losing space for both china and russia. so again, we still don't know. we don't have facts at this time. but there's a lot of evidence, of course, about us interest is in believe you and how much these can lead to a coup attempt. yeah, a lot is that doesn't data because it's living areas. of course, the play believe the lead in lithium

for more on this, we're joined by deborah elms, the head of trade policy at the hinrich foundation. this is a complicated framework. it's not a trade agreement. trade officials have been struggling to figure out what is it. and that took a long time to work on. what are we actually talking about for that in the end they created this sort of platform, if you will i think it's easy to think of it that way in which a number of important issues could be discussed in the future. that's complicated, what we can to discuss, what's the right platform trademark to make that happen? and because of the novelty it took a while. what is she hoping to get out of these meetings? from her perspective she runs three of the four pillars. they want signatures on two of them but they also want the beginnings of the framework to be filled out, if you will by getting a bunch of investments so they have a number of countries that came in with projects that they are looking for funding. they had a number of investors that have the ability to fund projects that are ready to go. the idea is to do a bit of ma

deborah berg.e coordinator for the white house coronavirus task force in the trump administration. dr. burke's very grateful for your time today you obviously have worked closely in your career at with dr. fauci and you have a come to understand some of the same dynamics that he was talking about there in terms of the threats what when you see something like what played out with marjorie taylor greene happened in this hearing i mean, how do you understand the real-world ramifications of that my parents taught me that we can have an honest and transparent dialogue without name-calling and without disparaging people as humans as their families i appreciate where dr. >> fauci is and what he's experienced i've experienced much of the same. i have two daughters, two and they screened my mail because there was so many death threats that came by mail, by text. and then i just death threats, their sexual threats, which are very disconcerting to your daughter's. can you're trying to teach than that america

let's bring in deborah pearlstein. she is constitutional law professor at princeton university. debra. good morning. hey to you. things seem to be getting pretty contentious. here for the jack smith teams kind of put these photos out there in response to accusations from the trump team. what do you make of the tone, tenor, and level of tension that we seem to be seeing here so good morning. it is extraordinary and there are a number of things that have become extraordinary about the case as it is gone on and really stretched out in these pretrial proceedings over a period of months even no both parties, both sides of the case agreed some months back, that they would be prepared to go to trial over the summer. >> the judge extraordinarily has not yet set a trial date, and most recently, in the last few days begin last friday, there have been a series of hearings in the case involving the former president's challenge to the legality of the special counsel's authority altogether these are authorities, laws that have been upheld by the supreme court for 50 years. and indeed have bee

for more on this, we're joined by deborah elms, the head of trade policy at the hinrich foundation.fficials have been struggling to figure out trade officials have been struggling to figure out what is it. and that took a long time to work on. what are we actually talking about for that in the end they created this sort of platform, if you will i think it's easy to think of it that way in which a number of important issues could be discussed in the future. that's complicated, what we can to discuss, what's the right platform trademark to make that happen? and because of the novelty it took a while. what is she heping _ novelty it took a while. what is she hoping to _ novelty it took a while. what is she hoping to get - novelty it took a while. what is she hoping to get out - is she hoping to get out of these meetings?— is she hoping to get out of these meetings? from her perspective _ these meetings? from her perspective she _ these meetings? from her perspective she runs - these meetings? from her perspective she runs threej these meetings? from her. perspective she runs three of t

and deborah, instead of stuff hold on sunday, russia says it shut down 5 ukrainian missiles over the port city pennsic and spokesperson says ukraine conducts its own ministry operations. well, there's all the headlines and these continues here in the office. they're off the bone hunter to stay with us. the more than 20 years after the bosnian war, one man is searching for the bones of his piece of villa certain hospital. and those of course, are data pointed not to just set them yet, and those will give you a phase for the go to bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest for you. so what is your mutual village at the most of the moment she is, he's a nice to me from my belief even though we come to the end the piece by the the . 2 2 the most, most, most the, most of you want to escape. so the, every day since 2002 rem is new catch has been scouring the forest for the remains of victims of genocide. although they themselves have disappeared. their memory lives on and they hunt the minds of their friends and families. a few rooms these woods with the sole purpose

pay to purposes 1st to undermine ukraine's cook capability is a state to support his military and deborah and secondly of cost to undermine so they didn't around both costs, go through the lot to objective. it's disastrously failing in the for damaging the pol capacity. it's, it's unfortunately counting some effects. frankie mentioned that ukraine's energy infrastructure is resilient, but we should remind viewers just to give them some perspective that this is now the 8th massive attack on ukraine's energy infrastructure. in the past 3 months, what measures is ukraine taking to protect this infrastructure? because a casual observer might question those message, those measures according to a presidency. lensky, half of the countries power facilities have already been destroyed, to step off of the profit. so there's a bit of tact that many of them now being repaired for many, many years. you're crazy and suffering a tax on his power struct enough. certainly with the kinetic of exposure, the tax lock over the last 18 months or so. process cyber attacks. and it's developed immense expertise a

is a state to suppose is military and deborah, and secondly of cost to undermine civilian moran will suffice. costly the lot to objective. it's disastrously failing in the for damaging the pol capacity it's, it's unfortunately counting something effects again, military analyst, frank led with a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. german economy minister, robert holl back has told the chinese officials that propose european union tariffs on chinese made electric cars are not a punishment visiting beijing ha back said the plan levies were meant to level the playing field in the face of excessive subsidies. chinese companies have called for retaliation. 3 people had been killed and 10 others injured into shooting at a supermarket in the us. state of arkansas. among the wounded are 2 police officers who exchange fire and shot the gunman. a 44 year old suspects has been arrested and charged with murder. the man who has salted the husband of former us house speaker, nancy pelosi has been convicted for a 2nd time. last month, the federal court hand

pay to purposes 1st to undermine ukraine's cook capability is a state to support his military and deborah, and secondly of cost to undermine civilian moran will suffice closely the lot to objective. it's disastrously failing in the for damaging the pol capacity. it's, it's unfortunately having some effects that was the military analyst find the language a token to us. let's have a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines around the world. a german economy minister, the whole that's how back has told chinese officials that you terrace on electric cars made in china, another punishment visiting badging. how big said the plan task was meant to level the playing field and the face of excessive subsidies? chinese companies have called for retaliation. free people have been killed and 10 others injured in a shooting at a supermarket in the us state of arkansas. among the wounded on 2 police officers who exchanged fine shots, the government. a 44 year old suspects has been arrested and charged with matter. football fans are flocking to germany stadiums for the euros from acros

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i'm david muir. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts.ed school hasn't required since the start of the pandemic, and not everyone is happy about it. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. a big change tonight to the admissions process at one of the most prestigious universities in the country. stanford is going to once again require applicants to take the sat or act. the requirement was droppedou

well, well, leave this deborah in france to commemorate the day the ongoing war in eastern europe is costing its shadow dw sonya fondly call hospital. um its so it'd be to normandy, northwestern friends with 82 years ago. over the $150000.00 allied troops landed in the biggest seaborne invasion ever. it was a turning point in the allied campaign to push back nazi forces on the western front, liberate phones, and defeated list germany in 1945. now the weight of history hangs heavily over this region. the allied flags everywhere. and nowadays also the german flag flying along side to symbolize the autopay and reconciliation. not to mock the to the anniversary of the the, the landings, normandy is holding diesel events and commemorations meant to invoke the bravery and sacrifices of allied forces and of the heart of these commemorations. of course, of the world war 2 veterans. this is perhaps one of the last landmarks commemorations would be, would be physically present since many of them are at an advanced age. and finally, this issue of, i'm most of the of the, the, the landing is a m

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poor deb, meaning deborah birx, being on stage with the president during that musing. she must have been horrified and it would have been difficult for her to contradict the commander in chief. she looked as if she wanted to be any place other in the world but there. sitting in front of the television, i knew we were going to have people who heard that from the president and would then go ahead and try it. my phone immediately exploded with texts and calls asking me to comment. i instantly realized that i and other scientists had to counter this message to keep americans from ingesting bleach, which could literally kill them. dr. anthony fauci is in the bull's eye of the trump movement to this day. as they seek to return to power. he's in the bull's eye of the trump movement even after leaving the government, and it is not because of covid, and it is not because of the controversial and difficult decisions of this most recent epidemic threat that he helped the country face down. he has faced down plenty of those in his 54 years at nih. what he's facing now is a politic

deborah, could you just for the record talk about the protest procedures and just so not everyone read the report probably, but just talk about the procedures and the board's role or not role and ed role? >> happy to . the board adopted a protest policy that describes procedures to be fallowed if there is a protest of any notice of staff intent to recommend award of a contract that is competitively procured. the policy describes at the time the staff has completed the evaluation process and is prepared to recommend a contract to the board that the staff provides a notice of intent to award to all of the other bidders that were not selected or not highest ranked in the procurement. here tjpa staff provided that notice to the other two bidders in the procurement. at that time, tjpa received a protest from one of the bidders, who you heard from today. tjpa then provided a opportunity for the highest ranked proposer to respond to the protest that was received, then provided a opportunity for the protester to submit a reply to aecom's response. the executive director under the tjpa board po

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. >> deborah allen is a bart board director and one of the two members to vote against the budget. on thursday, allen believes the board should start planning now for the possible fiscal cliff and trim the agency's current spending as much as they can. we've got to have a plan b, right, and there still isn't one. not everyone shares allen's viewpoint, though. bevan dufty is the bart board president. he says he's proud of the budget the board passed thursday. >> we've been tightening our belt for a while now. you know, the past couple of years we've balanced our budget through state and federal support, dufty says he worries if bart starts cutting services now, it could create a so-called death spiral and harm the agency even more. >> in the long run. he tells me the bart board has been working closely with state and federal lawmakers ahead of the impending fiscal cliff. dufty says he supports efforts by people like state senator scott wiener, who wants to fund the transit agency through increased taxes and fees . wiener hopes to put a ballot measure before voters in 2026. >> they r

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doctor deborah mccauley is co-founder of the veterinary initiative for endangered wildlife review. in studio and i asked her about the role that other animals, not birds, play in identifying this outbreak and how they could be part of a solution. so in texas, they found the cows were having a low milk production and not eating very well and getting sick. but they also started to notice. the veterinarian noticed that the cats in the farm, there was a lot less cats. cats were disappearing. they were getting sick or dying, and they tested not only the cows, but they tested the cats. and both had avian influenza. and now you can see what's the biggest concern is that today we really are now noticing that diseases and viruses can be shared with people, domestic animals and wildlife. as we've seen with covid, how unusual is avian influenza? we've seen it over the past ten years circulating in poultry industry. but as this population or virus is increasing, we're seeing it more in a highly pathogenic avian influenza, which is now spilling over into mammal species. what's highly pathogenic

deborah, could you just for the record talk about the protest procedures and just so not everyone read the report probably, but just talk about the procedures and the board's role or not role and ed role? >> happy to . the board adopted a protest policy that describes procedures to be fallowed if there is a protest of any notice of staff intent to recommend award of a contract that is competitively procured. the policy describes at the time the staff has completed the evaluation process and is prepared to recommend a contract to the board that the staff provides a notice of intent to award to all of the other bidders that were not selected or not highest ranked in the procurement. here tjpa staff provided that notice to the other two bidders in the procurement. at that time, tjpa received a protest from one of the bidders, who you heard from today. tjpa then provided a opportunity for the highest ranked proposer to respond to the protest that was received, then provided a opportunity for the protester to submit a reply to aecom's response. the executive director under the tjpa board po

deborah valentine, fox news. >> all right, video. you got to check out here. watch this. night at a rodeo in sisters, oregon. watch as one of the bulls hopped over fence in that arena and ran through a concession area into a parking lot saturday night. the crowd was singing along with lee greenwood's god bless the usa as the bull jumped over the ring. here we go again looking at the video and then it just took off. watch that boom. at least three people were injured, two were taken to the hospital. rodeo workers were able to secure the bull and lead it back into a pen. all right. >> as people spend more time outside in the warmer months, allergists say we're at the start of what many call stinging season. the chances of getting stung by a bee yellow jacket, wasp or hornet is on the rise. while the stings are painful, children and adults who are allergic well, they can be deadly. doctors point to one widely used medical device that can effectively protect those people most at risk, no matter what they do. >> the most important thing is always having epipen on them. there's

said that, before i'm a congressman or a councilman, i'm first and foremost the son of my mother, deborah bachelet. and the bronx is full of single mothers like mine, who struggle and suffer and sacrifice so that their children and grandchildren can have a fighting chance at the american dream. so for me, representing the powerful mothers, the wise latinas of the south bronx, is the honor of my lifetime. i got my start in politics as a housing organizer because i grew up in public housing in new york city. so we have an institution known as the new york city housing authority, commonly known as nycha, which manages a housing stock that houses a half a million people. it's the largest provider of affordable housing in the country. in fact, if nycha were a city unto itself, it would be the largest city of low-income black and brown americans. and it's been so chronically underfunded, that it has a capital need of $80 billion and counting. so there are children in public housing who are struggling to breathe, who have asthma, in the face of leaking and molded conditions because of federal de

but deborah had also defended the us economic record under his presidency of the day. we have the strongest economy in the world without exception. 15 to job 800000 matter of factory job on the 4 percent for record 2 years in a row. historic good unemployment. i'm sorry mr. bide, but some leading financial level has beg to differ. the international monetary fund has stated that the u. s. government munching, budget deficits and escalating debt load pose a growing risk for both washington and the global economy, particularly high deficits. and that creates a growing risk for the us. and the global economy potentially fitting into high of fiscal financing costs. the ongoing expansion of trade restrictions have been sufficient progress and address and development abilities, both pose important downside risks, a c, i, a mass also question. the intensifying of us trade vari are saying the us economy could bear the brunt of such practices. its recommendations include income tax increases and reforms. i'll be entitlement system, such as the welfare and medicaid programs, the

that depends on the if they come together to build their own common markets in which they deborah rates a from the west, their natural resources in which they is movements and labor movements of goods movements. uh they, uh, they. 3 bring together their skills population. i think this would be far more beneficial to the kidney and population than just getting some law we learned from the international monetary fund. but of course, this way ahead is not allowed for us to get it this way. ahead was then i'll buy nice little egypt. the one of the come go, i get duffy or libya, nicole miles, guy, not the great leaders of liberation of the continent. but of course, the west is already aware of that in charge of such thinking. i'm it makes sure that this never takes place in the yeah, let's see. that's why it drowns us because with depth. and i'm a poor relationship with the west, politically and economically. all right, i see you have pointed out of quite so many africans how have this understanding and even there was a time that be african union, had prepared ident at 2063 as a way of findi