in mombasa several ships have unloaded arms of this kind not only the beluga are in durance. under the gaze of the kenyan military a ship carrying weapons berths this time it is a ukrainian vessel. a soldier and an expert sense specially from the ukraine watch as the cargo hatch opens. some of the crew have left the ship and look on. guarded by soldiers the heavy cargo is unloaded yet another consignment for gas the rebels in south sudan loaded like other vessels before it in the ukraine now everything has arrived. the president of the ukraine has sent the head of his foreign intelligence service to hand over a present that message our weapons are for you kenyans not the south sudan even though we know that they were ordered by goss the head of the secret service is uneasy during the ceremony later he told us that his president did not have the arms trade under control and that german ships also secretly loaded weapons in the ukraine. we're on our way to akio brusk the name of a secret port and a kind of arms bazaar where until 2014 russian and ukrainian state run companies o

date they never told me i was being deported here for good migrant defenders told us the other one durance had similar stories meanwhile they countryman continue north you might think that people would turn back once they found out that their chances of asylum in the u.s. were incredibly slim and that actually they'd likely be sent back here to guatemala but that wasn't the case for the people that we talked to once they understood the situation well said they carry on and that's it if they never lose hope i'm still optimistic we can cross with god's help i was at a level which we're going to try to anyway because we want to be a better future for our children. blind faith perhaps but born out of desperation for those who see few of the ways out of poverty or danger john home and how does it to cool man. after every best choosing in the u.s. over the past 2 decades a retired cop has traveled to the scene and built a memorial for each victim now he's done the same for other victims of gun crime but it's taken a toll and now greg zinah says he's ending his voluntary project john hendren has

some 4000 home durance are just beginning a long journey north passing through what tamala sleeping rough and enjoying blistering heat for them the angolans worth of asylum in the u.s. but there's something many don't know and it's this even if they do reach the u.s. border it's likely they'll be flown back to guatemala to seek refuge here instead it's part of the u.s. plan that's been operating since november but in 4 days spent with the caravan hardly anyone we asked was aware of it. you know i didn't know that until now sending us to a country that we don't know where there's not much what why don't they just send us home. those in the queue waiting to get into a shelter room so unaware and taken about once they found out that someone get them when we don't feel safe here it's a violent country and i can do it us that's not what we made the sacrifice to help our families fall in guatemala city we talked to one of the hundreds who already been sent back although he was too scared to go on camera in the form of the problems with the gangs and hundreds if i go back there they could kill m

reason it's not really a to the cuban cigars there and also the nicaraguan dominican as well as on durance he goes. but yes it's it's it's not a bad to go in the nice. this year bongani is will be available in nigeria and after that launch they'll be exported to britain to the company hopes to become a favorite with africans working in the united kingdom. as a big week for colfer assenting zong wall street microsoft and tests are going to be releasing their earnings over the next few hours which is how facebook reports quarterly profits jumped $7300000000.00. greenland is melting and the buying craze has already begun the melting of the ice sheet in the country has exposed a valuable land to china in the u.s. already there and new companies are being sent out. on top is this a consequence of climate change. or an opportunity. honor of. being 60 minutes on d w. m c can the they were more than tired and in the end this is a me you are not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were. alliances of the what's your story 'd. i mean wha

durance. congratulations, mr. durance. keep up the good work. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor clairemont county resident brent millham for selflessly donating his kidney to a stranger in need. he recently shared his decision with our community in the clairemont -- and the clairemont sun in ohio where he works, describing his recent kidney donation and journey. he was inspid by an article written by a man who had made the same choice to donate a kidney for no other reason than to commit an act of kindness. wenswens as brett tells it, -- mr. owens: as brett tells it, after -- owen owen as brett tells it -- mr. wenstrup: as brett tells it, after months of thinking, he saved a complete stranger's life and i'm particularly moved by the selflessness an

what we made the sacrifice to help our families fall in guatemala city we talked to one of the one durance we've really been same fact although he was too scared to go on camera to look for them or the problems with the gangs and one door if i go back there they could kill me he's now requesting asylum in guatemala but he says he was sent here under false pretenses and they're going to show up in my life they told me to go to guatemala and wait and then come back for my u.s. court date they never told me i was being deported here for good migrant defenders told us the other one durance had similar stories meanwhile their countrymen continue north you might think that people would turn back once they found out that their chances of asylum in the us were. credibly slim that actually they'd likely be sent back here to guatemala but that wasn't the case for the people that we talked to once the in the situation said they carry on and i said if you never lose hope i'm still optimistic we can cross with god's help i was said we're going to try to anyway because we want to be a better future for

date they never told me i was being deported here for good migrant defenders told us the other one durance had similar stories meanwhile their countrymen continue north you might think that people would turn back once they found out that their chances of asylum in the u.s. were incredibly slim. and then actually they'd likely be sent back here to guatemala but that wasn't the case for the people that we talked to once they understood the situation said they carry on and that's a bit of a never lose hope i'm still optimistic we can cross with god's help i was a lot more we're going to try to anyway because we want to a better future for our children. blind faith perhaps but born out of desperation for those who see few of the ways the public see danger zone home and how does it to cooma the prince harry says he's sad to be cutting most of his royal ties but was left with no other option he was speaking for the 1st time about the decision he made with his wife megan to step away from their roles as senior royals the couple of nouns they move the of these bonds saying they're no longer wanted

on saturday morning the 1st members of a mass migration of 4000 home durance arrived at mit's caruso the buddha one of the . many been traveling days to get this far but now they found their way ahead blots . after a brief scuffle involving a few young men the gates on the border bridge were closed and those like casted a single mom with 4 children settled down to wait for the rest of the caravan to arrive not to get a little help. i want a better future for my children because in honduras you can't get work even the young. many here a fleeing poverty in some countries murderous gangs in the city and after a pause the mexican authorities began letting them through 20 at a time we caught up with eric as he queued. like as my daughter doesn't have shoes because i can't get work it's the need that we all have in the country but many like johnny help but thinking this easy entrance might be a trip to the port they were worried that they'll deport i spoke to our country after all that it's cost us to get this far it didn't help that migration authorities refused to say where they were tak

date they never told me i was being deported here for good migrant defenders told us the other one durance had similar stories meanwhile they countryman continue north you might think that people would turn back once they found out that their chances of asylum in the u.s. were incredibly slim and that actually they'd likely be sent back here to guatemala but that wasn't the case for the people that we talked to one standard stood the situation said they carry on and that's it if they never lose hope i'm still optimistic we can cross with god's help i was a lot more we're going to try to anyway because we want to a better future for our children. blind faith perhaps but born out of desperation those who see few other ways and it's a public see or danger zone home and how does it to cool man. or staying in the region former bolivian leader even has named the candidates will be running for his socialist party in may's presidential election at a news conference in one desire is murali said his former economy minister will be the presidential candidate while his former foreign minister will be

date they never told me i was being deported here for good migrant defenders told us the other one durance had similar stories. their countrymen continue north you might think that people would turn back once they found out that their chances of asylum in the us were incredibly slim and that actually they'd likely be sent back here to guatemala but that wasn't the case for the people that we talked to once they understood the situation said they carry on and they're fantastic if you never lose hope i'm still optimistic we can cross with god's help. we're going to try to anyway because we want to be a better future for our children. blind faith perhaps but born out of desperation those who see few of the ways and it's a public see the danger zone home and how does it to cooma. more than 70 inmates including members of brazil's most powerful gang have escaped from prison and para why the government says president specials must have been aware for an operation to dig a tunnel as hundreds of bags of earth were uncovered in some cells but the interior minister says that may have been a ruse to

stay and then they start letting people in in groups of 20 there is about 4000 people actually on durance the guatemalan the authorities say moving through this country and slowly getting through the border they have been all right together they seem to be coming little by little along the last 3 days so after that 20 or so people are being allowed through time onto the mexican side of the border but there's a lot of suspicion here after a while the people that wanted to go through started to tail off because migrants began to say between themselves the hondurans well they're just doing this so that they can deport us back to honduras and we try to ask the mexican migration officials who are carrying this out where are you taking them what's going on now and they wouldn't give us any information they haven't given any information to the migration n.g.o.s either but as you said the mexican president under his mind will preserve the daughter says that he will give work to those who want to work visas to those who want to in the south of the country or asylum but he just won't let them try a

countries recognize him as interim president and have imposed sanctions on some venezuelans in the durance in the circle but they've also been pushing for mediation which quite a says and failed. you know that you are going to get in your debt on time a lawyer so it's not a problem of the right to the left in venezuela it is a problem of having a dictatorship and having citizens fighting for the democracy for the dignity so the important thing in this case is not to see this as an eye logical bias but what we have is a very clear demand free elections for. our priorities not only to sikhs are taught to make the crisis visible and seek support for the region as well as to increase pressure on the dictatorship seeking the mobilization part of unity within venezuela which is crucial in the leader of its needs 5 star movement has resigned putting further strain on the coalition government luigi de mayo is staying on as foreign minister of the popularity of the anti establishment party has collapsed incidentally government after the 2018 election 315 star m.p.'s of the been expelled or defected

donald trump but when you look at these statements although it isn't quite to the same kind of believe durance of the past when you compare these statements with the heady days of the singapore summits by the meeting between donald trump and kim jong un which was all very historic some 18 months ago and the signing of a piece of paper is flimsy as it was talking about the new clear eyes ation of the whole korean peninsula it does seem to leave all that now in tatters peter is the region now waiting to hear from the white house. i think so as you mentioned there we have a statement from mike pompei o who was speaking on television in the u.s. just as they were getting the statement from the north korean news agency saying that yes there is disappointment but they're hoping that there will be so north korea will choose a path of peace and prosperity instead of conflict i think the next step is waiting to see just how north korea carries through any of its threats of renewed testing of course where in the run up to christmas we were all expecting the that they may have been some launch of a longe

commercial aviation is face launch airspace small satellite in, corruption and your british durance, to commercial opportunities, supporting future gateway, leaving convened a roundtable, to comment on the u.s. coast guard, regarding the need for greater use of space surveillance in the arctic waterways, suffice to, say the chambers procurement, in space agency council, isn't ever walk expanding set a policy pursuits, fortunately we have an enthusiastic space industry ceo here at the chamber, after last year's summit is, where there was an article written that sums up the chambers approach to the entire sector, from which i will, quote he wrote, pardoning the economic potential space will be no easy feat, it took hundreds of years to creates an efficient and well regulated maritime system, and nearly a century for aviation, but he added, there are both vital parts of the global economy and space, increasingly, is as well, indeed he wrote, space is the new economic frontier, the public and private sector, is much work, together as partners, and pioneers, to leverage is fast potential

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