let me tell you what one leading sudan expert, alex duval, said.orces raged through khartoum, beginning with the camps of the protesters, burning the tents, of the protesters, burning the te nts, ofte n of the protesters, burning the tents, often with people inside, more than 100 killed, many were raped. the rapid support forces terrorised khartoum. these are the accusations about your force. but why didn't you stop the attacks on civilians? we also saw some deaths in undarmana and al abeyed at the end ofjuly. why didn't the rapid support forces protect civilians? because you are the rapid support forces, you are slow to respond then. so who do you think you are?, then, is behind the violence in sudan? —— who do you think, then. you seem to suggest there is a conspiracy. do you think that supporters of the former president, 0mar al—bashir, might be involved? you were once a you were once a very close you were once a very close ally of 0mar al—bashir, and you are from darfur, and you lead a militia there, formed a few years ago. and you helped 0mar

duval. history has really pushed us for a more expansive definition of what is worth it, right? underk looks at cities occupation, under british rule. it has actually been overlooked in military histories. armies really disrupted urban environments and routines. civilian inhabitants -- they really taxed the resources of these cities. streets.crowded the cities, encamped in the in confiscated churches. soldiers were a constant presence and female civilians faced new and immediate dangers. there had been threatened victims of robbery and plunder. wood wasmade of capable of being torn down for kindling. occupation really brought the war into the homes of american civilians and it presented more broadly a challenge in revolutionary america that men would rule over their households. i really analyzed the household side of comfort, not only between soldiers and civilians, but various genders and i argue that occupation is really crucial for understanding the civilian wartime experience. it reveals how the household was the center of emotional ties and power relations. and as we take m

duval said that the rabbits that started add neighbor pets multipled, 2 and then 3 and 14 and they roam throughout the streets freely. >> they are taking over. they are destructive. they dig into the yard, and they dig for the roots. so they dig down deep. >> reporter: we saw a rabbit, shading under a car. some neighbors say they are cute but are causing a "hare" raising amount of problems. >> they are cute but they chew through everything and are causing problems. >> reporter: these are baby bunnies that were caught and brought to the shelter. residents don't want the animal hurt but they want them gone and contacted antioch animal services, and officers brought over the cages, and duval uses rocks and tires as a barricade. >> we started to put the boulders up, but they would crawl under the fence. >> reporter: duval wants to have the city go to the root of the problem, the neighbors on the other side of the fence that left the rabbits out. his message for them? >> keep them in your own backyard. >> reporter: ktvu, fox 2news. >>> more mountain lion sightings in the bay area and this wa

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duvall is president of the farm bureau. who he is, that's a very very powerful organization. stuart: the farmers are hurting, tom. they are hurting. they want an end to this trade fight. >> but stuart, when he gets up on national tv on your show and says we hope that the president can bring this to a conclusion, he's still supporting the president. i think his words carry a lot of weight all across the country. every state has a farm bureau. new york state has one. they are all members of his organization. so he speaks with a lot of clout. all the u.s. senators and congressmen from those ag states, they are watching and listening to what he's saying. stuart: sure thing. but look, china knows that they've got leverage on america by going after the farmers. you got the first caucus in iowa in february of next year. iowa is a farm state. the chinese know that they can pressure the president and they are going to do it. >> they are going to try, stuart. look, i commend you for your comments after g7. you had a stunning soliloqu

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baby stock duval -- dock duvalier, we allowed him to go.arrow window of opportunity to do that it will not stay open long. melissa: we would do that for greater good of the population there. chris, thank you. >> thank you. connell: following up on the venezuela conversation, the u.s. navy sending naval ship comfort to colombia to help refugees fleeing continuing political chaos in venezuela. ellison barber is live on the ground in colombia, with breaking details. ellison? reporter: hi, connell. we've been in and out of surgeries all day. surgeries to fix cataracts, hernias. 15 to 20 surgical patients are seen on this ship every day according to military officials who are on this ship. some come here by this helicopter. others take the orange ship just beyond it. it is known as a tender, bigger, wider, little slower than a traditional ship. it helps surgical patients safely get to and from the ship. the mission is focused helping venezuelan migrants and regional partners whose medical service has been overwhelmed by the political situation i

duval, i think his last name, president of the farm bureau, when you hear about the farm lobby, that's them, he still came out the other day and said look, the farmers are behind the president. we hope that the president comes to some sort of a deal in the near future, but you know, the farmers are standing pretty much behind him. so they are a very loyal base to him. all those states went red and i think, you know, look, president trump announced with shinzo abe at the g7, japan would now buy our excess corn which is interesting. that takes a lost pressut of prf the corn farmers. jackie: i have done a number of stories on farming. the farmers i have spoken to, even if they are suffering, there's multiple trade issues, right, it's not just with china, but we are still waiting for the passage of usmca as well, as farmers have been struggling to compete with mexico, but nonetheless, even though, those that are suffering say they support the president, yet at the same time, they literally told me there were certain crops, certain parts of their land that they just wouldn't be able to dupl