it's very clear edith that mr moore it was a polarizing figure but give us a profile of who would have left him and who wouldn't have left him. who would have loved him basically anyone who was 20 in the eighty's and this is because around kenya all the countries where either going through civil war there was an attempted coup of some sort and so his style of leadership which was very much i don't fisted was considered to keep kenya stable and these are the people who will say things like it was the leader that we needed at the time he was also quite charming known to remember people's faces remember names and when he would go into rural areas he would leave them with money and these are the people who truly adore him to this day everybody else who doesn't fall in that category has something nasty to say about president mori 24 years is a long time to be president and in that time he was accused of gross violations of human rights a massacre you had the gentleman there speaking and forced detentions and torture. and why was he called the professor of politics. it's a nickname here quie

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is edith c'mon is in munich for the conference and she joins me now it is it's good to see you we'll talk about that strange term. business in a moment or 1st i want to ask you just how much importance augie does gathered in munich putting on the crisis in this to help. oh quite a significant amount actually. you can tell by the delegation that's here from the site whole region we have ministers drawn from chad and a fossil but also their mount of money that's been poured into this region the e.u. alone has put over 8000000000 euros in the side hill since 2014 and this is for peace and security concerns as well as sustainable development in that region whether or not this is going to amount to anything is what we're discussing here at the munich security conference and what more can be done to accelerate that process . it as we as we mentioned the situation in the salad is also being sealed by climate change you moderated a panel on that very theme do you get the sense that western leaders taking the responsibility at that they have to take rainfall a phenomenon that we've seen afric

full custody she wants to sell my mother's house what is that she wants the money if the sister wins edith would either have to move to florida with the sister or be sent to a home go to separate us this may have been me right is known about the little i think of plagiarism certainly do. and i also think it's royce. home. loan program. anymore the. other. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready 1000. 1. and. wants to. you play. in. and she went down. yes. well put it this way i'm so thankful to live in this world now we've been here on low. and we don't know how bush won't. retail lovin and treat him about right if you see somebody that need him. and i come here today to honor the i was. in our family. please bring them down from here so that everyone can see knowing where. i am. thank. you i was. doing. some trout. ready for marriage or hinder marriage and they got married. got honest memories. and we are on this one here today. what did i love about david well if she was and and and consider an intel can do maybe.

full custody she wants to sell my mother's house what is that she wants the money if the sister wins edith would either have to move to florida with the sister or be sent to a home go to separate us this may have been me right is known about the little i think of plagiarism certainly do. and i also think that's right yes. loan program. anymore ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready. 1000. 1. and she went down. yes. well put it this way i'm so thankful to live in this world now we've been here on low. and we don't know how blessed you all. retail lovin and treat him about right if you see somebody that need him. and i come here today to honor the oasis cause. you now finally. please bring them down from here so that everyone can see knowing where. i am. thank. you are. doing me some trying to. render marriage or hinder marriage and they got married. got honest memories. and we are on this one here today. what did i love about david well if she was and and and consider and intel can do maybe. they come out of the skin

para despejar las interrogantes saludamos a la doctora edith. buenas tardes >>> buenas tardes.rus va a desaparecer una vez que llegue abril. los cientÍficos se sigue estudiando las temporadas en que va a circular el virus y no tenemos esa informaciÓn todavÍa. ojalÁ, pero no se sabe >>> en cuanto a las medidas. limpiar las superficies con toallitas hÚmedas es suficiente para matar al virus >>> por lo que sabemos de otros virus que estÁn dentro de la misma familia del coronavirus Íi ayuda utilizar desinfectantes que tengan cloro pero no podemos nada mÁs valernos de eso tenemo que recordar que la mejor forma de prevenir este y otros virus es lavÁndonos las manos, cubriÉndonos cuando torcemsemos >>> muchas personas tienen que v viajar y al viajar en aviÓn estÁn utilizando cubrebocas es una medida para evitar el contagio >>> funcionase la persona que se lo pone estÁ enferma. si tengo t tos y me pongo un cubrebocas esto previene que las otras personas se contagien pero si estoy sana y quiero protegerme de alguna enfermedad no ayuda, no va a hacer nada >>> es importante tenerlo en cue

for i was street debate edith kimani traveled to kampala to ask young people how uganda which respond and what it will take to change it for the better. we are in kampala uganda vis is the capital and the rain gods have opened on us but guess what the show must go on because today we're going to be discussing a very fiery topic here gender parity or lack thereof it is in this country that the minister of tourism suggested that women should be added on to the list of attractions for tourists that garnered a lot of reactions and we're going to get some of them right here so let's open this discussion with i suppose we'll come to you patricia what gives what is the current situation in uganda in a surprise egalitarian islam is concerned i mean i think that uganda is a lot like. you know it's very nature so this is a country where i mean you can get on t.v. and see that women are tourist attractions just for the our bodies the same country where media houses telling women that because they're educated. it's a sim country where an m.p. can get up and say women need to be displayed into by

it has obama endorsing a woman -- >> i heard this voice behind me, her name is edith childs. >> who endorsesr. >> trump's got to go. >> i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >> we went to james clyburn who recently endorsed the candidate with the highth o.p.v. joe biden to find out more about steyer. >> well, you know, steyer came in, he's made it dicey. >> in what way? >> well, he's spinning millions. money will make things dicey. he's running second or third in south carolina now. it's what -- >> john steyer is running third? >> tom. >> tom steyer. >> tom. i think. it's tom, right? tom. >> so roy and i decided it's time to see the candidates like biden and warren and -- >> tom steyer? >> tom. >> tom. >> that's his name. appreciate that. you get the check. it was inspiring to see candidates engaged with the voters of south carolina. finally in a little church outside charleston, we got to see the tom steyer. and while steyer is just a blip nationally, he does have intriguing ideas. >> i think i'm the only person running for president who's for reparations for slavery. ( applause ) and

beneficiaries are programs and groups like the lani culture and heritage center, hula halau, hannah arts and edith. kanakoe foundation, and so many more. and while we're on the subject of native hawaiian culture, let me digress and speak for a moment on the thirty meter telescope and mauna kea. emotions have run high on both sides. the arguments are strong on both sides and that's what makes the situation so difficult. there is no easy answer or quick solution. we will have to work hard if we want to resolve this conflict but i truly believe it can be resolved if we put our heads and our hearts together. there are some who have encouraged me to take strong measures against those who are protesting mauna kea. that would have been the easier, of course. but it's not just the authority of law that's at stake. it's so much more than that. what is also at risk is the glue that always bound us together, that sense of aloha. it is the thing that underpins our laws and gives them meaning in an ethical foundation. that trust in each other is sacred, and i will not break that bond no matter how convenient o

then he got the help of edith's network and if you of the work any about edith, fascinating her role in world war i. back to the netherlands and back to france. he was r 25 years later 61. he was a five-star general and he was fighting in france and he by the ured again germans. so during his long military career he had honed his xpertise in the german language. he spoke it very well. he also knew about their tactics quite well. surprised when they a k him to a p.o.w. camp on cliff space with guarded entrances. they had a pretty good idea that the fellow. they didn't think he would be able to escape so for two years for ways to escape. he kept learning his german, he stole a the area, he map but he was also an officer and being an officer he had certain privileges that other so he was allowed to get packages from his wife. all the t rope, and other things that he needed. [laughter] > it took him two years but he did. and he also got go on daily walk. in englandned, being and going on walks. he was allowed that privilege as well because of his rank. on april 17, 1942, he climbed 150-f

with it hey at that ahead edith shaam can only be there with their permission and i have visited places in syria where the white house mit's buildings were right beside the buildings the nostra front to the had to hear a sham they keep rebranding themselves and they have different names but. across this region the white house mitts have been working hand in hand with out what the united states wants and what western european countries want and we can hear huge explosions right now is this country to be weak and divided because their policy is to strengthen the israeli regime at the expense of regional countries where you're on the road to damascus retreat damascus and aleppo the u.n. is saying 170000 sleeping rough in it live as they say i think you can hear the bombs around you which again the television here in nato nations is saying is russian and syrian air strikes killing women and children did you see any evidence of it i don't know about the numbers but what i can say if the united states neighboring countries saudi arabia and others were not aiding al qaeda this would have been

viewers can watch what miss edith and addie.lebanese women say they'll no longer be silenced over laws they say are discriminated towards them to be at the forefront of nationwide protests that started in october and led to prime minister and his government's resignation. met some of those leading projects. as. well as michelle assisters making their voices heard music cannot criticizes the political elites corruption and raises social awareness money. isn't and this is their latest collaboration an initiative with which means in nothing against gender violence and discrimination they wrote this song about people unable to speak up for themselves. the use lebanese women have fought for equal rights and against social prejudices and they've been at the forefront of nationwide anti-government protesters started in october. with in remote areas women were marginalized and was silenced but with this revolution women were able to find their voices. as revolutionary songs play out meals are being made right in the middle of a muslim a

and one other radio and tv presenter edith bowman, she has tweeted "i can't quite believe what has happened. caroline, you didn't deserve this. such a sad and tragic news. well to all her family. the media and social media have so much to answer for. rip lovely flack. because what this is touching on what you are saying scott bryan that there's been so much there on the mental health and well—being of contestants in reality tv shows. we can possibly speculate of course about what has been going on in caroline flack fonseca mind and what led her to do what has happened. —— caroline flack‘s mind. wife in the spotlight for anyone is not always easy, is that? —— life in the spotlight. no it isn't. we have seen cases of the media scrutiny in a time when someone's personal life has been very much reported in the press and i think there has been bringing fresh focus in the way in which we should be reporting on celebrities, the way that social media sort of reacts to celebrities being the personal criticism that can be very personal for some people andl can be very personal for some people and i t

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we'll discuss election security th katherine waldren and a look at the equal rights penman.t with edith watch washington journal. join the discussion. and be sure to watch washington journal for museum week. we'll explore george washington's mount vernon. the national museum of the marine core, the

and one other radio and tv presenter edith bowman, she has tweeted "i can't quite believe what has happened the media and social media have so much to answer for. rip lovely flack. because what this is touching on what you are saying scott bryan that there's been so much there on the mental health and well—being of contestants in reality tv shows. we can possibly speculate of course about what has been going on in caroline flack fonseca mind and what led her to do what has happened. —— caroline flack‘s mind. wife in the spotlight for anyone is not always easy, is that? —— life in the spotlight. no it isn't. we have seen cases of

we'll discuss election security th katherine waldren and a look at the equal rights penman.t with edith watch washington journal. join the discussion. and be sure to watch washington journal for museum week. we'll explore george washington's mount vernon. the national museum of the marine core, the smithsonian national museum of the american history and of the american indian and of african-american history and culture. >> in march, the supreme court is expected to hear google vs. oracle dealing with possible copyright implications for software development the hudson institute hosted a discussion on the upcoming case highlights the importance of code being protected by copyright laws. >> all right. i believe that we will now begin. so thank you all for coming to our event today on the google v. oracle case. officially titled consequences of the case. i actually have my own subtitle, which is copyright and the future of the industry. i'm absolutely to have patton of the fast institute to talk to us about the legal and commercial issues that are raised by this case. my name is adam mossof

on sunday february 9th for us here is can watch of the witness edith and of course we wish them all the best still to come in the sports pakistan's teenage boy who sensation makes history all the details coming up just over a minute's time. frank assessments the one thing about these bush fires is that really wiped them out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel of those 2 school children know what the law is all 'd about this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera when the news breaks. when people need to be heard the general situation of course is affecting both of any of the land here indefinitely and the story needs to be told with exclusive interviews as a country do so used to in polaroids and in-depth reports movie have i thought i'll just be around as teams on the ground there saying th

viewers can watch witness edith and.the annual african union summit is underway in ethiopia during 2 days of talks leaders from $55.00 countries will focus on ways to end regional violence hoping to unlock the continent's economic potential the conflict in libya is high on the agenda as well as growing instability in the hell region mohammad vall has more from the summit in addis ababa he says there's been a lot of talk about global response to help end the conflict in libya. it's a series of issues quite a number of issues they are discussing here for today and tomorrow on top of that is libya of course since yesterday since that meeting yesterday afternoon by the by the united by the african union security. council they have been talking given big statements about what should be done in libya about the need for africa to join african leaders to join the global effort to find peace in libya the secretary general of the united nations also spoke both yesterday and today about this particular subject saying the united nat

viewers can watch witness edith and addie.jordan has brought in another increase in taxes when the hikes were 1st announced in 2018 to widespread protests this is the final phase and though the response has been more muted many people are worried they're not going to be able to make ends meet the reports from amman a man has consistently ranked as one of the arab world's most expensive cities yet clothing salesman matty l. nimer says people's salaries aren't keeping pace with the high cost of living this month jordanians will begin paying between 5 to 40 percent more in income taxes more than you would cry for jordanian citizens even without paying taxes we're not living we're in 700 to 800 dollars a month and it's not enough why would we pay more taxes. when the law to raise taxes was announced in 2018 jordanians protested in the largest numbers since the arab spring nearly a decade ago the prime minister was forced to resign jordan has high levels of debt and relies on foreign aid in 2016 the international monetary fund or i

karla: mÁs adelante quiero escuchar la opiniÓn de edith, pero a ti te pasÓ algo con tu papÁ. puede afectar a los niÑos escuchar estas letras? >> todo lo que oyen lo absorben y les puede afectar. es como manejamos todo lo que nos pasa a nuestro alrededor. como nosotros como mamÁs estamos manejando esto. karla: lo primero que quero saber es cÓmo lo hacemos. >> la primera cosa es no pretender que no existe. abramos los ojos, estemos despiertos, oigamos las mamÁs las cancnes y muas veces las mamÁs no saben lo que está pando en los telÉfonos de nuestros hijos. tengan curiosidad, aumÉntanse en el mundo de sus hijos lo primero es aceptar, lo primero es preguntarles É opinas tÚ de esto y tercero decirles: conversemos de como jlo en el super bowl o shakira como se visten, que te gusta o que no te gusta. ¿cuales son los valores? >> nosotros como padres tenemos una responsabilidad grande, yo no le puedo decir a mi hijo: no escuches esta mÚsica, porque lo va a hacer. ellos van a dejar de hacer lo que ven que yo no hago. karla: es interesante tu punto de vista porque en algÚn momento has

. >> hubo varias >> supe que habÍa pedido matrimonio a irma serrano >>> edith serrano en una casa ene... >>> es buena >>> pero yo no dije otro >>> agrega algo >>> mÉxico >>> (risas) >>> los tres tigres salieron mÉxico en patines. los tres tigres salieron. >> a ver, adamari >>> arregla eso >>> (risas) >>> a ver, a ver, a ver >>> (risas) >>> los tres ya ves, ella pensÓ que no iba a volver y volviÓ seÑores >>> me saliÓ mal la jugada >>> (risas) >>> continÚe. los tres tigres salieron en patines. y corriendo con como locos >>> no, perdiÓ >>> era por favor >>> con los perdedores. >> ok. silencio el balÓn bota que bota pero... >>> el balÓn bota que bota pero me gusta. >> el balÓn bota que bota pero me gusta bailando. el balÓn bota que bota pero me gusta bailando. (aplausos) >>> el reggae. >> el balÓn bota que bota me gusta que rico (risas). de dÓnde sacaste lo rico >>> otro, rÁpido >>> sÍ amaya tiene un gallo que canta bien. >> amaya que canta un gallo y es azul >>> amaya tiene un gallo que canta pero es azul >>> la ganadora aquÍ estÁ. tenemos ganadora felicidades >>> (risas) >> no, seguram

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>> edith. >> janice: where are you from? >> miami. >> janice: who are you rooting for?w about you my friend? >> i'm from michigan. >> janice: you're here for the super bowl? >> yes, i am. janice: are you here to see us too? >> of course. >> janice: whose going to win tonight? >> kansas city. >> what's your name? >> elsie. >> where you from? >> miami. >> will you say, let's go back to brian, steve, ainsley, shawn hannity. >> let's go back to brian, steve, ainsley and shawn hannity >> [applause] brian: well you might recognize the next guest from a stunning national anthem performance right here on fox & friends, he's now back to perform live, we are in miami it's super bowl sunday and by the way no super bowl party is complete without the perfect snack. steve: yes. brian: a celebrity chef shares some of the best recipes, stay with us. >> ♪ ♪ i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner. it would've saved me a lot of money that i spent. my family has bad teeth. when you're not able to smile you become closed off. the meaning of a smile to me is the beginning of a conve

. >> edith fue una de sus vÍctimas, tenia 13 aÑos, pero era adolescente cuando grabÓ este video con cÁmaraembargo, ahora la defensa logrÓ que un tribunal suspendiera la condena y que se le sentencie caso por caso. >> mi temor al igual que las otras afectadas es que le vuelvan a dar la sentencia de primera instancia que era de 13 aÑos. >> este abogado dice que podrÍan darle una pena de menos de 15 aÑos. >> quisiera Él que se le juzgue por un concurso ideal y que se reduzca la pena. >> el caso fue capturado y tambiÉn fue periodista que destapÓ el escÁndalo, los poderosos amigos del hombre, y el entonces gobernador de puebla lograron el arresto de lidia cacho acusada de difamaciÓn y lo celebraron en una llamada telefÓnica despuÉs fue liberada, ella dijo que buscan congelar el expediente mientras las vÍctimas dicen que tiemblan de miedo, en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo le presentamos a unas madres mexicanas dispuestas a tomar las armas si el crimen organizado sigue matando a sus hijos y esposos. >> (aplausos). la gente que hace la diferencia cam