to me, the litigation costs that the forest service is dealing with becomes one of the major problemss to why we are not actually having good, active forest management. whether we passed a couple of years ago was a stewardship approach to give states a greater say in how they are working to manage the forest. it is very productive. that mitigates against the extreme litigation tactics used in the past. ben: congressman, how long have you been on the hill? how long have you represented utah? rep. bishop: i am right now in my ninth term. ben: what would you like your climate legacy to the? you have been there roughly 18 years -- your climateu like epitaph, if you will, to read? rep. bishop: i would hope, in that moral range of issues you are talking about, that we would be able to really have good management of our federal forests and that we would have good management of our public lands, which basically 44% of all blm property, anyway, to make sure they are of better use, better value to the people who are living there, and also, especially on the other lands, that we can use some car

the forest service, which is most of the area out of here, as it has trees like that, the forest services working on doing some of the very reforms that we've done. and in looking at streamlining, but to do that, it needs to be, you have to have a planning process that is effective. you have to ensure that people have an adequate opportunity to participate in that, and it needs to be done in a timeframe that the product is one that you can economically get out of the area. otherwise, you are just going to have catastrophic fire. >> all right. well, i think i know that you are pressed for time, so we will let you go, but i had one last question for you. i got to visit the secretary in his office and interview him, and one of the cool things that i do know was that the department of the interior has all of this really cool art, and other artifacts about interior lands. and my favorite was about probably 12 or 13 foot polar bear right outside your office and i wondered, does he have a name. >> his name is dale. he has a twitter account. and he is a fan of the caps. thank you. goodbye. >>> [

the forest service, which is most of the area out here that thehas trees like that, forest service isorking on doing some of the very needed reforms that we have done. it is looking at streamlining. but to do that, it needs to be -- you have to have a planning process that is effective. you have to ensure people have an adequate opportunity to participate that -- participate in that, and it needs to be done in a timeframe that the product is economically when you can get out of the area. otherwise, you're just going to have catastrophic fire. for: i know you are pressed time, so we will let you go, but he did have one last question. i got to visit the secretary in his office and interview him, and one cool thing i didn't know is that the department of the interior has all of this really art and artifacts about interior lands per my favorite was a 13 foot polar bear outside the office. i wonder, does he have a name? secretary bernhardt: his name is dale. [laughter] he has a twitter account and he is a fan of the caps. host: thank you so much. secretary bernhardt: thank you, guys. [appl

forests are needed in germany for cooling the landscape for filtering water and these ecosystem services have not been valued in the past and now we will need them ever more so under climate change. forest as do not trust nature anymore they argue now yes we have to do a more active management and we have time to change and we have to do something but why are they so sure that they have better knowledge on the system than the system itself. germany has 300 years of experience of managing its forests and getting a lot out of the resource wise i mean i would think they would say what it ecosystems are working at least since the last ice age for 5000 years and more so tens of thousands of years and the whole biological ecological evolution is looking that at millions of years so there is knowledge and trust me. 'd 'd 'd i'm concerned and very it's about the approach of the cleaning area that has been impacted by when throw. switch now all over germany lead to disastrous forest diabetic and then of course you can worsen the situation by by management by. driving on soil spike cutting down ev

he thinksjo johnson forest service. to ingest was a shambolic appearance in yorkshire in front of these police officers. what you think of the shambolic element?” think of the shambolic element?” think he was shaken to his core by his brother's resignation or an event we don't know about, or his blood sugar levels were wrong, something went wrong,. boris johnson the gag meister who relies on this call response on telling a gag and then he tells a better gag. you can do that, but you can't do that on the camera church killian. he went from stalin from church of the charlie chaplin today. he looked a mess. we have seen him look state like like in berlin when he spoke to angela merkel and he was very much like a prime minister and came across well. but if your brother walks out on the government and says he is quitting on the day you're making a major speech, you would not be human to not be rattled by that. it is obvious and quite a big deal. it is obvious and quite a big deal. it was the day from hell. he surrendered in

forest service and it does show a yellow high fire danger, orange, very high and or the red is extreme high fire danger. this is for tomorrow for the northbay hills, east bay hills and the diablo range. wildfire safety, discard cigarettes properly, keep cars off grass, avoid activities that could create sparks and remove dart dry vegetation around your home. be prepared. we will talk more about what you can expect. we are tracking the wind picked details coming up. >>> now the hot, dry weather has pg&e ready to shut off power to 124,000 people across northern california. nine counties including sonoma, napa, lake and butte counties could be affected. contingency plans are now in place for when and if the power is turned off. >> reporter: sonoma county officials from various organizations just finished up a meeting here to figure out what they would do if, in fact, pg&e decides to shut off the power. pg&e is going to the new normal, lessening fire danger by contentious continuously shutting off power to avoid fire. dave has lived here many years and remains unscathed the key is all for

not only a policy we are doing but also the policy that every time the forest service wants to be proactive and positive, they get sued by a bunch of special-interest groups. forest isigation the dealing with is why we are not having active management. we passed a stewardship approach to give states a greater say in how they are working to manage the forest. it is productive and mitigates the extreme litigation tactics used in the past. ben: congressman, how long have you represented utah? rep. bishop: i am right now in my knife term. term.th ben: what do you want your legacy to be? climate epitaph, if you will, to read? rep. bishop: i would hope in that moral range of issues you are talking about, that we would be able to really have good management of our federal would have that we good management of our public lands which basically 44% of blm to make sure they are of better use, better value to the people living there, and especially on the other lands, that we can use carbon sequestration and if you use grazing policy properly, that can be one of the -- i don't think people are looking

i realize that's a different building down the street with the usda and forest service. they are working on making things better. and also this migrant -- migratory emissions that come from other areas that affect our state, too. forcing us into our little caves, our little tiny cars, is not going to change the situation for my constituents, for californians, and certainly to have the state of california and the california resources board dictatorial policies going towards the rest of the 50 states. again, my people plead for relief from car, put reasonable regulations back in place. i hope this administration does not give up at all on fighting car -- that's all california seems to want to do is fight us here in congress and this administration. every day they think up a new lawsuit to go after. we want to make jobs happy in this country, not china. all these things have to be manufactured somewhere else to make these electric cars go. why aren't we mining the materials in this country we need for batteries, for high tech apparatus we need across the board. instead we e

to an area larger than all of england it's almost impossible to protect the community or the forest service past a prosecutor will be that than a set that. the legal activities that impact the environment such as mining and logging are done in the most remote areas where the local power structure is linked to criminals and now we have a severe budget cuts for policing along with the government discourse that encourages illegal activities. most of the members of the community would too afraid to appear on camera but she remains defiant even so you don't have to look far to see that at least for now he's losing the battle to preserve his rain forest . you see in human as just cedar an apple brazil. in australia multiple bush fires are burning across the east of the country including one blaze that's out of control in the state of queensland 20 homes across the state have been destroyed by fire over the last 3 days no deaths have been reported but a 66 year old volunteer firefighter is in a critical condition in hospital conditions are not expected to ease for several more days and firefighter

to an area larger than all of england it's almost impossible to protect the community or the forest service past a prosecutor will be that than a set that. the legal activities that impact the environment such as mining and logging are done in the most remote areas where the local power structure is linked to criminals and now we have severe budget cuts for policing along with the government discourse that encourages illegal activities most of the members of the community would too afraid to appear on camera but she remains defiant even so you don't have to look far to see that at least for now he's losing the battle to preserve his rain forest to sea in human and up to brazil. about $100.00 russian runners have tested their stamina by sprinting up the stairs of the tallest building in academy east of moscow athletes weren't just hoping to win but also to beat last year's record by getting up 52 floors in less than 4.43 minutes 2800 champion i have and because nets off managed to defend his title but that of a slower time. so the headlines right now on al-jazeera so tell jazeera the taliban

eco system needs to be the forest service and that are at risk of being lost in particular of course we talk about the amazon region and while colombia hasn't seen the widespread fires that stand out that have happened are happening in brazil and what do you get is the truth that the torah station is like shooting problem here in colombia and that's also manmade that has to do with the expansion of the agriculture of people from here which cattle ranchers that are cutting down trees in this region of the amazon are better off one that mantle 40 years ability of the world and that's why people have taken to the streets here and in a number of other cities that in that the longer they're demanding this government and the band took a hearing to get to do more now the president took the last of the monster calls for a package for the amazon with a number of other kinds. but people here say that that back. alone will not be able to do much. all right thank you from bogota with all the latest on that the climate strike protests there alessandra patsy. on now the u.s. president on trump has

the forest service says it is at 5% containment and printer nearly 60 square miles. their mandatory evacuations underway in several communities along highway 395. the road does remain open. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> another fire is now 50% contained. it burned almost 14 square miles west of red bluff. started by lightning last thursday. high humidity and low temperatures as well as a drop in the wind has been helping the fire crew on the line gain more control. the has also allowed some of the evacuation orders to be lifted. >>> the fire protection district is revealing a new fire station in lafayette. it is off of upper happy valley road. official say it will enhance emergency roof response to fire areas. firefighters are offering tours of the new station. >>> the fbi and the police are investigating the discovery of a rope that looks like a noose. it is the second time in less than a month that something like this was found. it was near schiphol elementary school. a staff member found it tied at the top of the baseball batting cages ri

forest service reports this is only 5% contained and burned 60 square miles. that is bigger than the entire city of san francisco. this is highway 395. but the road does remain open. it started on wednesday. and the cause is under investigation. >>> the fire burning in tan ma county is now 50% contained. it was started by lightning last thursday. higher humidity and the lower temperatures and the decrease in winds helped the fire crews to regain control. >>> happening today, the contra costa county district is unveiling its new fire station 16 on happy valley road. it will enhance the emergency response in fire vulnerable areas. the opening ceremony is at 11:00 and the firefighters will be offering tours of the new fire station. >>> there is a discovery of a rope that some say looked like a noose at an oakland elementary school. this is the second time in less than a month that has been found there. the school staff member found the rope tide at the top of the baseball batting cages that sit above the school on the school property. the school cut it down immed

forest service says it's just 7% contained and burned more than 68 germiles. than an area bigger than the entire city of san francisco. no injuries have been reported. mandatory evacuations are underway. the fire started last wednesday and the cause still under investigation. and crews are getting a handle on a wildfire burning west of reis now 63% contained after burning more than 8800 acres of land. the fire was sparked by lightning last thursday. they say higher humidity and lower temperatures have helped crews gain control. and that was when evacuation orders to be lifted. >> and they're getting a handle on a wildfire burning east of oriville. it broke out on saturday and burning about 400 acres and burned two structures. no injuries have been reported. it was hit by major fires in the past, so people there are on edge. it says the fire is on a burn scar from a wildfire in 2017. that means fuels burn quickly and burn fast. several neighborhoods have been evacuated and others are ready to go if they have to. >>> it was closed due to budget cuts and set to r

chief brian hennessey began his career over four decades ago with the united states forest service andent of the interior bureau of land management as a hot shot crew member. he joined the san diego fire and rescue in 1990 and became chief of the department in 2015. we then caught his eye and he traveled north to orange county to become chief of orange county in april of 2018, and then a -- it is a pleasure to have him here with us today. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome orange county fire authority chief brian hennessey. [applause] >> 18 years ago today, at 8:46 in the morning, a hijacked into ar slammed building. it was the beginning of a day that changed our world forever. today, we honor the 2977 lives taken by the brutal attacks of september 11, 2001. men and women went to work that day. never anticipating an attack. children, youngest who was two, were taken from their families in an act of hate. in just 1 hour and 42 minutes, a reign of terror claimed innocent lives. but amidst the chaos, the pentagon and on a plane over pennsylvania acts of heroism, courage and compassion r

forest service announced that the walker fire in the plumas national forest grew to 40,000 acres. -- 75 and half square miles. containment remains at 27%. there close to 1300 firefighters battling this one. it is still too dangerous to go home for people living from angela blake to the plumas county line. >>> in the east bay where richmond is now the latest city to ban electronic cigarettes and vaping products. they voted last night to approve the van which will go into effect in january. they will ban all e-cigarette products. richmond's mayor said the issue is personal from him. parents were smokers and his mother died from emphysema and father died from cancer. activists say that it will help prevent minors from getting vaping products. struck the city of antioch is forcing a property owner to evict low income people from his land, or he will be hit with a big fine. the property does not meet state codes required for an rv park. landowner says he is trying to prevent military veterans and disabled people from becoming homeless. ktvu's rob as the story.>> reporter: jimmy gordon

the forest service says it is now 10% obtained. public access roads and trails in the fire zones have been closed, evacuation orders are in place. so far no one's been hurt. no buildings have been damaged. crews are trying to contain the walker fire. getting some help from here in the bay area. strike teams on the alameda county fire department are heading out to help the crews on the ground. >>> up next, the raiders primetime performance against the broncos and you'll hear what coach jon gruden had to say. >>> madonna heading for san francisco for series of smaller intimate shows. when and where you can catch madonna. >>> welcome back. derek carr and the raiders beat the denver broncos on the ground. >> give it to jacobs this time. taking a start. tyrone williams. he's got it. >> quite tyrell williams ha brown was released and signed p rookie running back josh jacobs scored two touchdowns in his professional debut. raiders won. after the game head coach jon gruden asked if the antonio brown drama was a distraction. >> what happene

forest service says this fire is just 10% contained.access roads and trails in the fire zone have been closed and are evacuation orders in place. so far no one has been hurt and no buildings have been damaged. >>> crews are working to contain the fire and getting some help from the bay area. strike teams from the alameda county fire department are heading out to assist crews on the ground. >>> 6:26 is the time right now. the national rifle association is suing san francisco. the response from the city attorney's office after the nra was designated as a domestic terror organization by the city. >>> expect some heavy traffic in san francisco tonight. there's a giants game and a concert at the chase center at the same time. reduce the congestion. >>> we want to take you above san francisco. little fog. the little bob dylan. tour stop next month at stanford university. you're watching mornings on 2. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objectio

forest service says it's just 7% contained and burned nearly 60 square miles, an area bigger than thecity of san francisco. it is communities along highway highway 395. but the roads do remain open. the fire starts wednesday, and the cause is under investigation. >>> a fire that was closed due to budget cuts is now set to reopen after more than 7 years. the fire station says it is improve response times, and that can be critical especially during fire season. we spoke with the fire chief as well as neighbors about the significance of this reopening, and we join you live now . . >> reporter: the reopening is crucial especially in fire season. this could improve response times in this area by 5 minutes. >> reporter: it's back with almost where city leaders and neighbors welcome it that is expected to be up and running by the end of september. >> we've seen how it posed to the bay area, and having this resource will hopefully allow us to get to fires when they're small and get them small. >> reporter: this is one of saern fire stations they closed with much controversy in 2012 because of

forest service reports is just about 5% within taped. burning motherly ever 0 square mims.mandatory evacuations. the road is still open started ained. it has burned almost 14 square miles west. it was started by lightning. higher humidity and temperatures and a drop in the wind have all helped the fire crews gain more control. that has allowed some of the evacuation orders to be lifted. >>> it is 6:05. fire crews have 30% control of a swedish fire. so far, it has burned west of the quarter. no now way have two years of grass and brush growth. there are grasses in that area that are up to probably five feet tall. >>> people don't understand 100- yards of clearance not enough. several neighborhoods have been evacuated. other areas are ready to go if they have to. one home and buildings destroyed so far no word of injuries. >>> looking for two suspects in an armed robbery for a popular look-out point in burkely hit hills. at about 6:00, the two suspects each holding a hand gun approached two people. they demanded they hand over their personal property. the victims gave them wh

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forest service reports it is 5% contained and has burned through more than 60 square miles, an area bigger than the city of san francisco. there are mandatory evacuations in several communities along highway 395. the road itself remains open. the fire started last wednesday. the cause is being investigated. >>> a fire burning is now 50% contained. it burned more than 800 acres started by lightning last thursday. calfire says higher humidity, lower temperatures and a decrees in winds have all helped crews gain more control. that has allowed some evacuation orders to be lifted. >> calfire says the fire burning east is now 40% contained. so far, that fire has burned 400 acres. buick county has been hit by major fires over the last couple of years, and fire crews say the area that burned two years ago that is developed into a fire hazard yet again. >>> the wall fire from 2017 burned in the same area, so now we have two years of grass and brush growing. so there are grasses in that area that are up to probably five feet tall. >> people don't understand 100- yards of clearance is not enough. an

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so far has burned more than 2000 acres. 0 containment at last check the us forest service says high winds and dry air fueled the fire for much of today. there are voluntary evacuations in place with this one authorities say several fire departments from across the state are banding together to help fight the flames. well you may need to be ready to take the staircases at bart stations in san francisco along the way to repair work to station escalators is underway at the pollen street station workers have measurements on an escalator so they can design a replacement. >>in total 41 different escalators will be replaced or repaired the entire cost for this project $96 million voters approve money to fix the escalators a few years ago the president of the bart board bevan dufty says that this project will take some time to complete. >>it's going to take a 6 years because we can't really shut down multiple units at stations with as high a volume of passengers traffic it wouldn't be safe. so i know some folks would really like to see this done in a year so going to have to face the work. >>bart

there are mandatory evacuations for petty john wrote to us forest service boundary and for the red bank oaks subdivision. and tonight of course we continue our coverage of. >>our big story of the night there is now a verdict in the ghost ship trial in oakland next harris has been acquitted on all charges. but for derrick there was a hung jury kron four's fully to call was at the courthouse and has reaction from the district attorney's office. >>prosecutors had hoped that when the jury came back with their verdict that they would have found the defendants guilty of all 72 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>and that they would move forward with the sentencing phase of this trial that that is not the case. max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they

. >> madam speaker, i rise tonight to commend vicki kristenson, the forest service chief, for proposing a new rule to add to our fire danger mitigation that we need to do in california and across the west. mr. lamalfa: building on my bill from a year and a half ago, the electricity reliability and force protection act this allows streamlining of the process to clear trees and brush around power lines to make -- that make it a fire hazard. we certainly suffered enough fire loss in california. the campfire right in my district, the karr fire last year as well and this year ready 54,000 acres burned in plumas county. our utilities have trouble getting out to do the work because the permit process is difficult. so we have right in the middle of the district a power shutoff as a precaution with heat and wind conditions being able to cause wildfire. we shouldn't put utilities in that position of being cursed if they do, cursed if they don't. we need to get the work done around power lines. i hope this measure will help us accomplish that. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are the speaker

we need the forest service to be empowered with the tools to get this work done. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. nder the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentlewoman from california, ms. is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. thank you very much, madam speaker. thank you for yielding. honored tonight to chair nd conduct the special order sponsored by the congressional to thankcus and i want chairwoman karen bass for her remendous leadership of the congressional black caucus and order ding this special tonight. effort to race to the public and this body's attention he observance of 400 years since the first enslaved african-americans were brought of america, which began 250 years of one of the horrific crimes committed against humanity, overnment-sanctioned institution of slavery. yield to ke to now congresswoman -- chairwoman bass statement and just want to say to her i really commend ou tonight for your leadership and really for keeping africa as entral in our foreign policy, because we all are remin

forest service. i mentioned earlier we have up to 89 different federal agencies we hold records for. this is just a drop in the bucket. those are some of the agencies that we hold the most materials for so how are they maintained? do we just have them in boxes on the floor, thrown all over the place, can't search for them? they're not arranged by topic or subjects. they were not arranged by topic, subject matter, anything like that. not like you would find in a library. for example, records related to the second world war. a lot of stuff. in, many agent signatures were involved in creating records at this time. records related to military bases. we keep the records in the original order in which he received them, that the agency created so that way we can see during their course of business, we can see what we were -- they were doing during the creation, is the constant use and maintenance of those records. your topic of research may be covered by many different federal agencies and i'll kind of show

today this area is protected, has a fence around it, it is national forest service land.nd field they created that is a mile of way, in the open at a recreation area and a lot of the craters are worn down, but this one is a nice shape 50 years after it was created. you can see this nice crater, a little bit of a rim going around from when it originally exploded. this is the largest one. we are on the northwest corner of the field, and then a lot of other craters around we can see. it is a anybody can come here and see. debt is -- anybody can thing come here and see. our observer -- our observatory was founded by a guy who was interested in astronomy and put his money where his mouth is. the discover of pluto was an amateur astronomer who grew up in kansas, and what is there to do in kansas but look up at the sky? discovered old, he the planet. other astronomers couldn't find it, but he did. while professional astronomers are making great discoveries that inspire us, astronomy is not the realm of just professional astronomers. if you are interested in it, you can really do

vehicle charging on public lands across the united states ancon vert national park service an forest service fleets to zero emission vehicles. this commitment will also help the united states lead the world in developing and manufacturing innovative zero emission vehicle technology. since california first instituted a zero emission vehicle requirement in 1990, the overall economy has flourished. cutting edge companies like tess la have generated billions of dollars in economic activity for our state and leading automotive companies across the country and the world have done everything they can to invest in the cleaner technology of the future, zero emission vehicles. alternatively, if we fail to act, if american car companies dent lead and if we don't have a support i federal government helping them to lead the way in these zero emission vehicles of the future, we will allow other countries to take the lead and china and india and nations in europe will reap the economic rewards that should be staying right here in the united states of america. we will find ourselves purchasing foreign vehic

forest service planting trees and fighting fires. i can tell you, no resume or job title could have ever captured what mary gutreau was all about or how hard she worked to protect the qualities that make oregon different, the very special place she was proud to call home. mary gautreaux was an all-star oregonian. she loved her home and her coworkers with fierce loyalty. all of mary's friends and neighbors knew up close and personal what an indomitable force she was. and it didn't matter where you lived. from portland to bernes, everywhere in between, democrats, republicans, independents, the left, the right, mayors, county officials -- everybody liked being with mary, they liked working with mary, they admired her professionalism, and they were so impressed that she always tried to involve everybody. she always wanted everybody to believe that they were special, that they counted, and that's something we'll always remember. my office saw her as an anchor, as i did personally. for the better part of two decades, she and i traveled to

consists of state run protected areas for all white life management units communicants services and community forests. wow this is an impressive number sandra as we all know in most african countries it's local communities who hold the key to expanding the impact of conservation so we really important to build up infrastructure around the wildlife parks that will benefit people living in the area or german i'm even cooperation has recently shown how this can work. he never runs out of things to do and the work can be a bit monotonous but moses neons it was glad to have this job at the ca's eally island lodge he's among the group of local residents who've managed to find work inside what a national park in north eastern. he's been working in the sludge for 2 years. is nothing for. many people looking for a job so when you come they group they knew they needed a new one so when will the. new us they want to live one who proceeded to take that one. the launch is one of 2 in the park belonging to an emmy b. and company that has long been involved in eco tourism the company was allowed to build in the nat

forest. u.s. for services aspires a 10% containment.e are closed and evacuation orders are in place. so far, no one has been hurt and no buildings have been damaged. struck me while, and alameda county, cruz from alameda county are working to contain the walker fire. strike teams from the alameda fire department heading out to assist crews who are already on the ground there. struck a fire station in one county is reopening after it was closed due to budget cuts. it was one of seven fire stations at cost you onto county . it is the 5th to reopen of the seven stations that closed in the county. struck 8:44 am. was talk about traffic. today's a little atypical because of the big event in silicon valley. there is, of course, typical tuesday traffic. struck it is pretty hard to know if the apple event had more traffic in cupertino this morning because everything is slow there. i can say that the crashes that we have that are now cleared did have an impact on the commute. by the time you get to the bay bridge, you are waiting 20 minutes. thi

a quarter of the country is covered in forest and the government has neglected roads and basic services. constant delays paralyze the nation's economy. and yet guinea is a rich country rich in gold. but most canadians never see the benefit. in. today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice boat pierre packed his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip. come on. focus on the bus and then. the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. common bus routes we did see some of this is it from. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. journey using a little piece of string to put. y

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