fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter discrimination. north dakota before the 2018 midterm elections on native american reservations volunteers helped residents fill out their voter applications but the republican led state government approved a law that requires voters to obtain a new id card that shows their address people had just 3 weeks to get the card. some failed to meet that deadline so they were not allowed to vote. these so-called voter id laws are just one of several measures that make it difficult for people to vote on election day they simply stay home. voter i.d. if it makes that kind of you. sense that everybody has got an i.d. not every type of i.d. becomes an acceptable fo

fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter discrimination. north dakota before the 2018 midterm elections on native american reservations volunteers helped residents fill out their voter applications but the republican led state government approved a law that requires voters to obtain a new id card that shows their address people had just 3 weeks to get the card. and some failed to meet that deadline so they were not allowed to vote. the so-called voter i.d. laws are just one of several measures that make it difficult for people to vote on election day they simply stay home. while voter id if it needs that kind of you. says that everybody has got an i.d. not every type of i.d. becomes an accept

london based one where president fishel license from the country's airspace also rhetoric and sees itself on a mission to bridge the digital divide. the company's current and potential future clean on tell includes banks and lines shipping companies industry disaster relief agencies and the military. and consumers will initially be able to book the service fire local telecom providers and it's already seen in the mobile phone sector the price will be lower in africa than in germany for example. mike lynsay previously worked in systems engineering for nasa and is part of the design team for the one websites like constellation the company was the 1st among the competing consorts here to receive approval from the international telecommunications union a united nations agency. and that license is absolutely mandatory for providing the service the one word system uses radio frequency spectrum in order to send information. to customers to provide this broadband internet connectivity you need spectrum that's a span of radio wave flags in order to transmit information at high to reduce the. spect

fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter discrimination. north dakota before the 2800 midterm elections on native american reservations volunteers helped residents fill out their voter applications but the republican led state government approved a law that requires voters to obtain a new id card that shows their address people had just 3 weeks to get the card. some failed to meet that deadline so they were not allowed to vote. the so-called voter i.d. laws are just one of several measures that make it difficult for people to vote on election day they simply stay home. while voter id if it needs that kind of you. says that everybody has got an i.d. not every type of i.d. becomes an acceptable

lebanese doctor who has been denied citizenship because he wouldn't shake hands with a few mother fishel if the african refuses to shake hands with gender specific reasons which are incompatible with the constitution there is no integration into german living conditions the man moved to germany 18 years ago he completed his medical studies that are now works as a senior physician and his citizenship test he got top marks in german history and values bought a court described his refusal to shake woman's hand as indicative of fundamentalist views the lebanese tonight are saying he simply taken a vow never to touch any woman other than his wife well this is a fast time that the traditional greeting has courted controversy a muslim couple was simply denied swiss citizenship again for refusing handshakes from members of the opposite sex officials then said it showed a lack of respect for gender equality but not in cases go in that way for example in sweden a muslim woman was actually compensated when her job interview was cut short because she wouldn't extend her hand to a man we got reaction

have caused my main aim right now is to ensure that what's happened isn't touched up i don't want to fishel stitch. and downplay its significance a thorough and objective analysis will be provided by the relevant organizations we will collect additional samples of water sea floor sediment and sand and of dead animals i can tell you right away that if it turns out local officials downplayed this incident or tried to hide it they will be immediately fired and if any federal officials are guilty of the same i will demand similar punitive measures. there is no sign of a let up in the post election on rest sweeping beller truths huge crowds are now gathering in minsk exactly 8 weeks after present look shango was re-elected in a disputed ballot dozens of people have already been arrested just today at one point right police used a water cannon truck to target the demonstrators who fought back damaging the vehicle as a heavy security presence throughout the capital and 8 subway stations have been closed in march went ahead without official permission and it falls almost 2 months of public calls fo

as a real fishel say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight both john and our media are accusing each other of violating the cease fire came into force on saturday the deal allows them to exchange prisoners and recover bodies to there's been heavy fighting in the region for the past 2 weeks the worst in decades so of course all is in danger as a very john where there's been an ongoing search for survivors. today around 34 am local again just city center was it the building right behind me which is a historical one actually from 19 thirties they tell me the local sound me was hit by ballistic missile which is reported to be a torch go u.n. so far we have at least here as reported 8 civilians killed and more than 40 people who have been injured at this 10 of them are children they're telling us and the civil defense units which are the main search and rescue teams here and as a vigil now working to take out some bodies because the neighbors living around have reported that there are still people under the rebels that's why they have been working hard and just less than an hour ago

capital 8 subway stations shut down as well for several hours now the march went ahead without so fishel permission it follows almost 2 months of public calls for president lukashenko to resign earlier this week the european you. unfortunately the russian officials are workings of election rigging and violence against protesters minsk responded by block listing european officials. the f.b.i. has released a short film demonstrating the dangers of chinese intelligence recruitment however the propaganda style video reminded many of the methods used by the us the soviet union during the cold war came up and takes the story. it's the latest hollywood thriller complete with a catchy soundtrack and a script that keeps you on edge however it's meant to be informative it's not a feature film this half hour movie was created by the f.b.i. more knew about chinese intelligence and its efforts to recruit this is someone targeted on raven who may have sent classified information to chinese intelligence . like many blockbusters it's based on a true story a former cia officer was sentenced to 20 years i

reaction among others why does vary from cautious to radical why are the officials of the general fishel already paid to. see the care of the foreign affairs department of the. call the. act of genocide by the president of the country. said it was the brutal violation of geneva convention and war crimes and he warned i mean years to give them. the answer. but we heard what residents in both nation's capital city think about the troops. we have now given armenia one last chance to resolve everything peacefully a good solution for immediate would be to withdraw its troops from our territory this or that it so it's to be honest i reacted to the truce very negatively because there is no point in trusting their words which is a lot of time has passed as we are all the time listen to them listen try to peacefully resolve this whole conflict but apparently our words do not reach them if you want to call them up or i am of course in favor of a truce because gondry says subgroup group loss of human lives is a moment in their trust at this stage is the right step we should thank russia friends tha

independence of the electoral commission that barred him from campaigning for 7 days last week electoral fishelsaid his conduct while on the campaign trail had been polarized lisa who recently returned to tanzania from belgium to run for president he laughed 3 years ago when he was seriously injured after being repeatedly short by an identified gunman he's told al jazeera he does not believe that the election at the end of the month will be free fair or transparent we are not going to accept stolen election. we accept every election we call millions of people onto the streets. democratic action piece action to defend the integrity of the election to defend their votes if it comes to. his main competitor president john paul 2 fully he's also outcome painting attracting thousands of people to his rallies. he's been accused by human rights organizations and the opposition of being a dictator and presiding over a government that is intolerant of dissent and has curtailed rights of expression and the media the president has avoided that debate instead focusing on his record on elisei he's on the rig

in northwest pakistan has now killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were also injured and fishel as a device was detonated a student's gathered for lessons the target the reports. up to 500 students were packed into this room when the bomb exploded as. they were listening to a lecture by a prominent scholar at the jimmy is a very a religious school in push our could even start a budget it was 8 o'clock in the morning the teacher was giving a lesson we just heard a big bang and all the students are running here and their. police say the bomb was hidden in an abandoned bag in the main hall. pakistani and afghan students teachers and other members of staff are among the dead and injured several are in a critical condition police expect more fate talented. the injured were taken to the city's main hospital where relatives gathered waiting for news of. the attack comes days after pakistan's intelligence service warned that armed groups could target public buildings including religious schools across pakistan prime minister imran khan condemned the bombing. no one has claimed responsib

they are going to want to fishel estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to vast land. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made for mines. here in brazil everything is ok for you preparing for the military to intervene we are not a military government brazil is in the news these days for all the wrong reasons allegations of high level corruption uncontrolled illegal logging and 5 is raging in the amazon rain forest i did so that's the 3rd highest figure in the world for cope with 19 infections my guest this week from brasilia is the country's vice president hummel.

evening meal this no other criteria provided and it's creating confusion both among borrowers under fishel who are unsure how to check compliance so we asked people in manchester what they would define as a substantial meal. there i think today what i've. done for me all i can even without it i would class a sustainable meal at what most people would class as a main meal so for example i'm just hired sausage by a much greater very substantial male to male you might be cost a lot bigger than a lot of people were the differences because people don't know. because. not some which is not told me oh me. forms of potato me. i don't see how someone just. going to drink is different between just having a drink and. so is beneficial in what ways but not on the whole i don't think so no why should the problem. is not that sets in anybody any more than it was previously previously to service most of the tables we were allowed to go to the bar where you must. have the venue. to go around the one way system one week 2 people traveling from pole to pole thinking constantly in the end. and that's when al

cautious to radical once the officials of the general fishel already paid a visit to see the hero of the foreign affairs department. called the. act of genocide by the president of the country. said it was the brutal violation of geneva convention and crime and he warned i mean years too. but we did hear what residents in both nations capitals think about the troops. we have now given armenia one last chance to resolve everything peacefully a good solution for amenia would be to withdraw its troops from our territory. but it's to be honest i reacted to the truce very negatively because there is no point in trusting their words a lot of time has passed as we all the time listen to them listen try to peacefully resolve this whole conflict but apparently our words do not reach them yes. i am of course in favor of a truce because countries are suffering great loss of human lives is a moment in this truce was necessary as there were many bodies scattered on the ground and they need to be buried i guess the soldiers are tired too that you said this stage is the right step we should thank r

well the reaction there fishel reaction in tripoli namely from the internationally recognized a government of national ord which has just released a statement saying that it is there is no way apparently its will coming this ceasefire agreement saying that there is no way other than agreement and understanding in order to in the division and to reach the elections which it will which will lead to stability eventually meanwhile the government of national court says that it is hoping that this this agreement will end blood should and the country but meanwhile meanwhile it says that those who are accused of committing war crimes those who are accused of planting landmines in civilian areas and those who are accused of are. creating the mass graves should be whole should be held accountable. now the turkish the turkish agreement with the government of national called the question now is will this agreement apply to the. military agreement with the government of national or as you know a dream that this agreement between the internationally recognized government of national or the turkey was si

say's it's the civilians being targeted plus it's the big cities being targeted so for those aerial fishel that i have spoken to after india aftermath of today's 6 today's explosion in gun just city they told me that our mania is trying to transform this conflict of nagorno-karabakh to a war between the conflict direct the between our mania and as our big john as they are seeking for international support in a conflict which the united nations resolutions and other international binding documents are in favor of as our big job because those that come and say that. our mania has all keep quiet hours are by john that's not going to occur is occupied and according to human research lucian armenia must unconditionally withdrawal its true its military forces from these territories of course in the city since we have come here. there is one thing which is interesting despite this explosion the the life in the city is normal people are outside going going out to where they are supposed to go on the sunday and this is a city with $350000.00 population around everybody is stunned because probably t

of fishel say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a and army are accusing each other of violating a cease fire deal. just over a week after the u.s. president announced he's tested positive for cocaine 19 donald trump has now told fox news he no longer has the virus in that same interview he said he believes he's now immune to it. the head of nigeria's police says that an elite anti robbery unit will be dissolved immediately this comes after several days of protests demonstrators have accused the group of murder extortion and disappearance was. by the russian president alexander lukashenko has held an unexpected meeting with opposition activist imprisoned state media says he discussed constitutional reform with his political rivals on saturday they were jailed for challenging the election which triggered weeks of mass protests thousands of people were detained in the violent crackdown that followed the disputed poll in august and a day after looking meeting with the opposition police detained dozens of antigovernment protesters. police fired tear gas and water cannon

southern part of yemen and flying all the way to osama just a while ago who is a senior who thier fishel said that the whole earth is willing to move ahead with a comprehensive prisoner exchange because we're talking about thousands more prisoners still detained by both waters and he said that the 15 saudi detainees who were released today are just part of a number of huge saudi saudis still detained by the huth these saying that this is going to give us the upper hand in the go sheeting any other settlement in the near future so we're talking about a delicate operation which is still under way the u.s. is hoping that this would and by to morrow and then after tomorrow they're hoping to bring all the parties to negotiate another all to prisoner exchange the only problem here is the government of president obama's shore saying that most of the people now detained by the who things are not prisoners they are kidnapped by the houthi should not be included in any deal they should be released immediately the hope is are saying on the other hand no for us to move forward and release the prison

parts of greece at least 20 buildings have collapsed several neighborhoods or flooded by sea water fishel figures are that 14 people are known known to have died and that includes 2 teenagers on the greek island of samuel's but the number is expected to rise more than 400 others were injured though search and rescue teams are still working through the rubble and a new reports now from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and the rubble of buildings in is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt that while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. all i'm sending them hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links on necessarily but i thought that the grou

the use of extreme isolation was one of the remains of techniques that were employed by a fishel as interrogators and so forth literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many many days and that is just unbelievably destructive. and they began confining people they moved to. having psychologists do interviews with patients as for initial flaws individual sources of trauma and security and then they they also discovered because they were done then and with muslims. muslim males are. upset by nudity and also by female physical contact and then don't. race has always played a role in american torture it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments punishments that were used on slaves. and. and you might find that strange but there was one area where slaves were never whipped but you use clean techniques on them so they didn't leave marks and that was if you're going to sell a slave because a slave that had wit marks means that they were not going to obey and so a clean slave was so got a higher price. the cotton industry in the southern delta states of the united states

fishel is expressing concern and that there would be there would be talk you know that somehow such an election may not be taken seriously and there would be you know criticism of that electoral process if it was in another country we showed hypocrisy on the part of u.s. leaders in the up plus up lead in the leading to this election coming up in the united states so i'm looking for anything in the report that they say is misleading there was nothing in the report that was misleading we quoted other sources we showed what is the reality on the ground in the united states is which is that people are very nervous before this upcoming vote on november 3rd and earlier my colleagues here in the studio. discuss why twitter's actions again start to raise concerns. not a news agency has subject to broadcasting standards which means that every report must be balanced and fair and this report kaleb our correspondent has a hit to those rules ensuring to use key words like allegedly and sharing to keep it a little yet balanced and referencing all reports and official channels now what we like to do

an assessment that it's in line with poland so fishel foreign policy and never try victor we would be good news for the conservative polish government the current you ask of ministration sees war so as an essential l. . in the deeply trump critical europe and in return america supports poland in the number of important areas such as defense and energy security that might all change is joe biden gets elected. joe biden doesn't have many friends in the region says mayor krupa most people here are conservative and prefer trump's agenda and you know. you go like this rational business oriented approach when the stores are not cut they support his efforts to secure the border to make it more difficult for migrants to get. sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and though though she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america

the only place where one can legally gamble but online gambling business is a supplement to good fishel checks to tap into the chinese market with watering results well it is a source just told us. well you know well. you know we saw 12 and how going to rid himself of his online gambling addiction to regain control of his life the vegetable wholesaler enrolled at this rehab center in shanghai his compulsion has cost him and his loved ones dearly. because the biggest impact of gambling is that my marriage broke down. and my family is in chaos. gambling debts forced him to sell his family's home his wife from whom he's stolen money has divorced him. no one feels at ease. and all are deeply hurt living a painful life and with tears on their faces he. gambling has been illegal in mainland china since the state's inception in 1949 but now online operators largely using servers in the philippines provide a wide array of gambling options aimed at chinese customers by one official estimate online bets totaling $145000000000.00 were made last year in china everything from baccarat to blackjack p

that had been killed surfaced 5 days after his disappearance reuters news agency quoted a technician fishel he said the initial assessment by texas police was that he had been murdered at the consulate and his body flew now said the country. the saudi concierge issued a denial saying that jamal khashoggi was neither inside the consulate nor in saudi arabia. it also tonight that he had been killed in the consulate and said every effort was being made to find him. on october the 6th the sunday consulate in istanbul mohammed. invited reporters to reuters to the consulate and accompanied them on a tour to confirm that he showed he was not inside the building the console denied reports of an assassination he insisted he had left the building but said he could not prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras did not save images. that something's going wrong because someone is missing. you have to prove he of. course but why you would have a c.c.t.v. system that isn't working doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is lack of money and thi

body is heavy if we take a breath back then cut it into pieces it will be finished to the sector fishel animal and dr he has the right. we're. back again are trying to find out what happened to demolish saudi arabia from farms or to turn water mark or show them all cars show you from up. some form of closure to foreign minister saying this was all a terrible and the execution of jamal be sure your frequent critic of the shots are the regime and the side of the saudi consulate for 3 weeks trying to. the world here telling of josh of jane was a premeditated car monday the 1st of all 28. everything seemed normal in the belgrade forest in the northwest of the took a city of his stumble. it was the beginning of the week and there were only a few visits is. just before sunset surveillance cameras picked up a car belonging to the consulates of saudi arabia and istanbul it passed through a security gate before driving on through the forest. the turkish newspaper would later be told that inside the car was the saudi military a tough shape. on what took you should intelligence gold a surveillance

fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter discrimination. north dakota before the 2018 midterm elections on native american reservations volunteers helped residents fill out their voter applications but the republican led state government approved a law that requires voters to obtain a new id card that shows their address people had just 3 weeks to get the card. some failed to meet that deadline so they were not allowed to vote. the so-called voter id laws are just one of several measures that make it difficult for people to vote on election day they simply stay home. while voter id if it needs that kind of you. sense that everybody has got an i.d. not every type of i.d. becomes an acceptable

there officially connected with them that they're financing or sending them there has been the deal fishel russian position despite all the reports of the existence of these groups fighting and acting on sides well in the case of libya on the side of general have backed alexander style of it's called for the reporting live from moscow for example many thanks dude. well here's a closer look at that ceasefire agreement the u.n. says that it's permanent and comes into effect immediately all military and armed groups must leave the frontlines and all mercenaries and foreign fighters have to be out of libya within 3 months the 2 sides will work with the un to immediately start identifying or armed groups operating within libya's territory and they'll be they'll form rather a combined limited military force of regular personnel that reports to the joint commission as a focus on resuming or production a soon as possible and they called on the international community to stop interfering in libya's internal affairs jason pak is the founder and president of libya analysis he joins us now by via skyp

now, the distinguished professor, bill fishel challenges you, is the united states not more libertarian years ago? he says we are not at war. people can marry whoever they want. taxes are not much higher as a percentage of income as they were 50 years ago. that sounds like progress, how did we get here? >> well, i would like to think that we helped, here at the cato institute. and i agree with the professor. america is a more libertarian comments much more libertarian society than it was 50 years ago, let alone 56 or 70 years ago. i am old enough to remember. that shows me that there is a great deal of libertarianism and the american heart. i think that it is hard for people to identify as libertarianism. partly because as i pointed out, it is a way of analyzing things, more than it is really a political identity. but, yes. there is a strong libertarian streak, there always has been a strong libertarianism streak in the united states. we do act upon it. maybe two steps forward one step back. it may have its pauses. and it may not get the press that it deserves. because a lot of the good

from london tens of thousands of people watching minsk against the president of batteries despite fishelreatening to use firearms against them. and across france thousands rally in tribute to the teacher should be headed for showing his students cartoons of the prophet mohammed. well now the u.n. is in azerbaijan to respect a new cease fire which appears to have been broken within hours of it coming into force it's been 3 weeks since the fighting flared up of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh which is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but controlled by ethnic kamini and both sides are accusing each other of violating a 2nd ceasefire in the space of a week it was established a day after these areas said 13 people were killed in a missile attack on the city of ganja more than $700.00 people are summated to have died so far in the fighting the abdulhamid is in ganja in azerbaijan with the reaction there. isn't that was fair bit of popular anger here all fingers pointing out. there's also very little faith in this renewed ceasefire that was announced on sunday people her

independence of the electoral commission that barred him from campaigning for 7 days last week electoral fishel said his conduct while on the campaign trail had been polarized lisa recently returned to tanzania from belgium to run for president he laughed 3 years ago when he was seriously injured after being repeatedly short by an identified gunmen he's told al jazeera he does not believe that the election at the end of the month will be free fair or transparent we are not going to accept stolen elections we are not going to accept every election we call millions of people onto the streets. democratic action piece action to defend the integrity of the election the fan votes if it comes to that. his main competitor president john paul 2 fully he's also outcome painting attracting thousands of people to these rallies that he's been accused by human rights organizations and the opposition of being a dictator and presiding over a government that is intolerant of dissent and has curtailed rights of expression and the media the president has avoided that debate instead focusing on his record some ana

years they were with the with transfer to so outside of yemen for treatment but this deal is the 1st fishel deal for both sides while the both sides have already. exchange of prisoners of war but with the local will the local communities or low low low committee asians but now this is the office will you unbacked brokers deal for both sides many observers hope this will facilitate them to taste and all the strong called the agreement which was signed in 2018 by both sides and stall call the agreement to close all saw the humanitarian. facilitations or lifting the ban on on what they support which is an important support for the imports which are which are about 80 percent of the yemen's airports port imports come through the data sea ports now i'm here in the area where people are gathering to receive their prisoners or for. the 1st batch of the presence of 4 well we'll wait for the 2nd one to meet. the. first plane has already taken off 2 words saudi airports. 15 saudi. officers on soldiers old clothing 5 sudanese holders. we hope this deal will facilitates of for the more peaceful talks i

who is a senior her thier fishel said that the whole thing is willing to move ahead with a comprehensive prisoner exchange because we're talking about thousands more prisoners still detained by both wattis and his says that the 15 star detainees who were released today are just part of a number of huge saudi saudis still detained by the houthi is saying that this is going to give us the upper hand in the go sheeting any other settlement in the near future so we're talking about a delicate operation which is still under way. the u.s. is hoping that this would and by to morrow and then after tomorrow they're hoping to bring all the parties to negotiate another are to prisoner exchange the only problem here is the government of president obama's short saying that most of the people now detained by the houthi s are not prisoners they are kidnapped by the who these are should not be included in any deal they should be released immediately the hope is are saying on the other hand no for us to move forward and release the prisoners we're expecting you to do the 1st step release all our prisoner

the coronavirus pandemic it was the only major tennis tournament not to go ahead but we're going to fishelay the grass court event is planning for different scenarios in 2021. qatar will host the final of this year's asian champions league the 2022 world cup hosts have become a hub for asian football during the coronavirus pandemic the gulf country has already held the knockout stages of the western countries and will hold east zone matches next month before and will be held on the 19th of december fresh from victory in england last week tyrrell hatton has shaken off jetlag to lead the p.g.a. tournament in las vegas after round one the englishman admits he is feeling tired and grumpy but if i had an opening 7 under par 65 to sort of shot ahead of shelf away. ok when we were there for well we'll be back again a little later with another sports news update thank you very much indeed feet so well that wraps up this news hour but to keep it here on al-jazeera i'll be back with you in a moments with more of the day's nice. landing gear ablaze with this is can truly call it 'd down home. you hav