south you know people are people starving what's that money being spent on the very next day the ethiopian government announces they're spending one hundred million dollars buying two hundred battle tanks from the ukraine in other words they're buying tanks to prevent aid from getting to the starving people and this is all being funded by the bank paper ships in the west so that's just one example another example is in somalia in two thousand and six ethiopia invades somalia destroys the union of islamic courts which has brought peace to somalia for the first time in fifteen years and creates a half a million refugees in their occupation of somalia in the warfare there until they're kicked out two years later by the somali resistance headed by al-shabaab ethiopians are replaced by the african union supported by the west and the united nations who create another half a million refugees by flattening fifty square. or kilometers or thirty square miles of mogadishu so now you've got a million somali refugees sitting in a refugee camp and what a blow and behold this summer the world food progra

s specially go get over it in these days we heard that the ethiopian government's carrying out ethnic cleansing in the regions that the patrol is oil company that the chinese an established in ethiopia is trying to explore and develop the natural gas resources weary of stories about basically scorched earth policies where the fathers of the families were driven off the land come back home after the ethiopian military pulls out and finds their children eaten by hyenas i mean this is a sort of thing to china really has got to stay out of and we. hope that they get the message i don't thomas not me frnt that there's two models in africa there's the us is in the area there with guns and tanks and warmongering and typical us. seizure of assets china is there more on a businessman side of things cutting deals and these two have run on parallel courses but as not china becomes more militarized and as the chinese economy gets more stressed. do you see any spy flashpoints in africa where china and the us are actually going to be in a more of a militarized conflict for resources in africa that

eamonn power not a symbolic and the fighters of though good in national liberation front attacked ethiopian compound that was protecting them killed seven i think six or seven chinese engineers and basically shut the project down no we're hearing reports that the chinese are trying to come back into the reach. so please if the chinese are out there listening don't go and especially go get over it in these days we heard that the ethiopian government is carrying out ethnic cleansing in the regions that they're patrolling as oil company that the chinese an established if you opiah is trying to explore and develop the natural gas resources weary of stories about basically scorched earth policies where the fathers of the families are driven off the land come back home after the ethiopian military pulls out and finds their children eaten by hyenas i mean this is the sort of thing the china really has got to stay out of and we hope that they get the message on thomas donnelly frnt that there's two models in africa there's the us is in the area there with guns and tanks and warmongering and typical

there until they're kicked out two years later by the somali resistance headed by al-shabaab the ethiopians are replaced by the african union supported by the west and the united nations who create another half a million refugees by flattening fifty square kilometers or thirty square miles of mogadishu so now you've got a million somali refugees sitting in a refugee camp and what low and behold this summer the world food program and other western aid agencies announced that they're cutting aid to the somali refugees which they created the minimum aid was cut by seventy percent in other words they're going to get thirty percent of the food they allow they need to survive and they're going to starve the somali refugees in the process and in a few weeks later what do they do they're crying crocodile tears saying oh we need hundreds of millions of dollars to provide the somali refugees what they need to eat and all the while they're spending millions of dollars buying tanks helicopter gunships and artillery for the troops that are occupying mogadishu which are creating the refugees in the first

the south sudanese army and on top of that the so-called ethiopian peacekeepers that almost ten thousand of them now are surrounding the abbey or field supposedly to keep the peace the same army that's conducting genocide in the whole good then is having their entire expenses and salaries paid by the united states so united states very much wants to see the sudanese oilfields shut down and china kicked out of africa and the united states which gets twenty five percent of its imported oil or fifty percent of twenty fifty percent of its imported oil twenty five percent of its total oil from africa continuing to maintain its control over a very very important strategically critical all resources of africa they want they don't want china there and i think to suit what's going to happen in sudan the store files that are gathering over sudan is going to. play out in a very very regrettable way so as a percent to say i don't want to transfer looking for twenty twelve is more overt war zone in africa well you know what happened in libya is a good example the libyan government was about to set up

i made a reservation for megan and i at an ethiopian restaurant. ethiopian, on fairfax.hinking outside the box. wish me well. hey, you know, um, you were right. shooter number three's route doesn't conform to any predictable pursuit-evasion result. i'm thinking that i must be missing a variable. up until now-- i got to be honest-- i think we've been looking at this school shooting the wrong way. let's take a look at the route taken by our first two shooters. their movement is methodical. they are pursuing students in a logical progression. now let's take a look at our third shooter. appears here and for the next minute makes his way through the school killing victims until vanishing here. most likely changed clothes. shooter number three's route is circuitous. it's inefficient. yeah, but it's a random shooting spree. doesn't it make sense that he'd choose a random path? intuitively, yes, but, well, mathematically, no. mathematicians apply a path minimization to analyze this kind of predator-prey dynamic. what exactly is that? the snake pursues the mouse. mouse runs, the

a man was arrested as well -- along with the photographer in an ethiopian region in tonight. police in mexico arrested one of the alleged leaders of the countries most powerful drug cartels. philippe de cabrera, also known by the nickname "the college grad" was accused of being charged -- in charge of security for the billionaire head of a cartel, guzman, who is wanted for a series of murders and kidnappings. just days after a tropical storm killed almost 1500 people -- actually, i understand it has been downgraded to about 1200 to 1300 in the philippines. the weather forecasters have issued a new flood warning for the country. it is feared thunderstorms across the southern island monday night could lead to flash floods. the number of people known to have died in the disaster could yet go up. the coast guard sending it is still recovering bodies from the seed. joining us on the phone is the mayor of one of the city's worst affected by the threat -- floods. thank you very much for talking to us. at what might -- must be a desperate time for you. what do you need above all? >>

, east ethiopian food, hang out with some other ethiopians while at the same time learning english and attending a church where there's preaching in your own language. well, you can find that place in america. in fact, you know, you have a choice. you can do that in a suburb setting in northern virginia, or you can do it in an urban setting in washington, d.c., and there's plenty of other places as well. wherever you come from, you can find that niche, and you can probably find someone who is a friend of a friend when you show up, and that's a tremendous comfort for migrants, and so that's one of the reasons why america, if it chooses to, has the pick of the world immigrants. you can pick whoever you want, and large numbers of them, and i think as the global population stabilizes, which it will sooner than people think, how large the population of each country is is going to depend more and more on whether people want to live there so you can very easy see if you look at the highest u.n. projections over the next century or so, you can see there's 500 million americans by 2050 or a bil

suppose for example you are an ethiopian and you want to go somewhere where you can listen to eat ethiopian food, hang out with other ethiopians while at the same time attending a church where there is preaching in your own language. well, you can find that place in america and in fact you have a choice. you could do that in a suburban setting in northern virginia or you could do it in an urban setting in washington d.c. and there are plenty of other places in the country as well. wherever you come from you can find that niche and you can probably find someone who is at least a friend of her friend when you show up and that's a tremendous comfort for migrants. that is one of the reasons why america, if it chooses to, has the pick of the world's immigrants. you can pick whoever you want. and large numbers of them. and i think the global population stabilizes, which is going to submit a people thing, how large the population of each country is going to depend more and more on whether people want to live there. so you could very easily see if you look at some of the higher u.n. projections of

to radio, eat ethiopian food, hang out with some other ethiopians while at the same time learning english and attending a church where there's preaching in your own language, you know, whether -- well, you can find that place in america, in fact. you have a choice. you could do that either in a sort of suburban setting in northern virginia, or you can do it in an urban setting in washington d.c. and wherever you come from, you can find that niche. and you can probably find someone who's at least a friend of a friend when you show up, and that's a tremendous comfort for migrants. um, so that's one of the reasons why, um, america if it chooses to has the pick of the world's immigrants. i mean, you can sort of pick whoever you want. um, and large numbers of them. and i think as the global population stabilizes, which it's going to sooner than people think, um, how large the population of each country is going to fend more and more -- depend more and more on whether people want to live there. so you could very easily see if you look at some of the higher u.n. projections over the next century

well, the ethiopians, both christians and jewish ethiopians believe it's in a church in ethiopia. >>, the story and the mystery has revived because this particular church developed a leak which means that famous ark will have to be moved. now, why this is a problem is that the only person who can actually watch it is one guardian. he is the only person who is allowed to see this ark of the covenant. >> let me sure i got this right. they sprung a leak so it needs to be moved. >> and he can't move it alone, so it may be the first time in thousands of years that people get to see it. >> are we sure it's there? are they playing a hoax on us for years? >> one popular belief is that there is some ancient relic there and that they really believe it is the ark, but jews believe it's in the tunnels under the temple in jerusalem and there's even some belief that it's in jordan on the top of mt. ebo, but it is one of the great mysteries, but you have to believe that the ethiopians believe this is it and they treat it as the most sacred relic in the world. >> so what are they going to do? well,

then here's my question to you in what situation do you think there is any that we would see the ethiopians step in and monetize this debt because that's what the banks really want to do that is certainly not with the best for them and that's certainly what france wants them to do that's what italy wants and it's what greece and spain wants them to do whatever that is not what austria wants to do is know what germany wants it is not what the netherlands wants to do then lend it is at risk of rejecting this entire proposal here right now on an eighty five percent rule the curse of the merkel is here grima between search and an chancellor merkel was wasn't oh if things don't have to be unanimous anymore it's going to be by consent degree of eighty five percent spent on is rejecting not this thing is splintering apart in many many different ways take a look at the elections going on right now in france it's a two state is election i think serco zs going to be ousted hollande which is who is likely going to win the next presidency of france he's come for it out and say they're going to rework t

they may be sitting rusting in some ethiopian shed somewhere. who knows? so, this could be unique.t beautifully made sword. typically by wilkinson's, who made lots and lots of decorative and commemorative swords, this is, um-- has a wavy blade. this beautiful wavy blade, which is made of steel, of course, and it has this gorgeous, gorgeous gold and red flame effect running right the way down the blade. but the-- the unique thing about this, of course, is the pattern. it's the pattern from which the others were judged, so there is not another one of these, and that's what makes it interesting to me. so, in the late '60s, you swapped this for a knife? yes. worth...? £14-- 14 was the value of that. ( laughs ) £14? yes. okay, um, i think today... this sword-- it's so unique, it's worth between £2,000 and £2,500. not a bad investment. i'm surprised. my father was a vicar in smethwick and yorkshire, and then it was in the vicarage, and then it was moved to clark eden, and i really remember it from the clark eden vicarage. i would be about 9 years old then. i don't know where it came from