francis brown is breaking into the theme. in a 3 hour history moves where many now written by a deer, the african only b knowledge are bored through or our tradition, which is also not so much to submit. it is about time that we document some of these stories to the new media. and for me is this animation ah, francis rance. one of the biggest animation harps in ghana, which is harness and the green space in animation. and tell an authentic african stories a. 2 key, our main idea was to bring something which is more authentic and more related to the kid. what do you want to do when you really want to be a farmer or even a plumber? how he did his deb, you and more fractional 7, some minutes. children's content was picked up by amazon prime, making him the 1st african animation producer to achieve such a feat. their idea is to bring it back home and mitigate that lack of identity that our kids have when they watch these. as a gina is content with the to, to actually is my most ambitious project because it led me to go to film sc

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now, francis brown, he was a private he didn't hesitate. he raised his sharps rifle. and as the philadelphia inquirer would later report splattered his brains all about. okay, so we have to first happening here. the first one being ellsworth was the first union officer. casual t of the civil war. and brownell was later awarded the congressional medal of honor. so he became the first recipient of the congressional medal of honor for actions rendered during the civil war. all happened in about 5 seconds. okay, now, word of ellsworth's death reached washington in very quickly via the secure telegraph office. and there was a man there. he was an enterprising physician from brooklyn. his name was thomas holmes. and thomas holmes had a very unique set. he knew how to embalm people and he had come down to washington thinking that this rebellion he would need to embalm people, to ship them home, because the only way to really ship people was via the adams express. the adams express would only ship human remains if they were either sealed in an airtight metallic coffin or they

brown traveled to rome to make a special delivery. >> how did that happen? >> i was looking at aid reportf p francisg with mobility, and i thought he could use one of these things. >> reporter: the letter he wrote must have been convincing. >> because it went around the vatican and we were vetted. and didn't we get back a wonderful letter saying yes, we accept, thank you very much. and we heard later it's in his apartment. so this story is unfolding. >> reporter: no official sighting? >> no official sighting. but if it's useful to pope francis, that would be really, really satisfying. >> now drop yourself down. >> okay. >> any height you care to. >> reporter: brown is hoping to get word out to anyone who can can benefit from the zeen that like his most famous invention this new one is here to help. >> inventing is what we do for a good life. inventing a life is imagining what you want. that is to say, what's missing. and what do you have to do to get there. >> that again was mic this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of yo

francis will preside at benedict's funeral on thursday. iam i am away shortly, thank you for your company, ben brown will be here at the top of the next hour. now on bbc news, he has been the man making the headlines all year. zelensky: the making of a president. for weeks, volodomyr zelensky has been leading from the front, as ukraine resists russia's invasion. explosion comforting the war�*s many victims, berating ukraine's enemies... sobs ..and demanding more from her allies. a war that was supposed to last days has now lasted months. russia's advance has stalled and, in places, it has been pushed back. applause president zelensky is now lauded as the man of this moment. i think your leadership has been extraordinary. but it wasn't always like this. before the russian attack, questions were being asked as to whether zelensky, a former comedian, really had what it takes to lead ukraine. in 2019, i was very sad, it was like a tragedy knowing that zelensky could become president of ukraine. i wouldn't say he had policies, he had directions that he wanted to go in, but how to do that, i think he was really trying to learn on the job. hi, jo

and this time the watery brown stuff on everyone's shoes in san franciscon franci was mu that's, janice. yeah, talking about diarrhea. but at the end of joe's barely coherent comments, a reporter ce shouted out a question aboutnt classified doc s and joe biden abo was mad about the timing. e when i fired that intern after he gave me his kidney. >> you know what? quite frankly, that bugs me. you were, quite frankly, bugs me, is that we have serious problem here. we're talking about we'reg talking about what's going on .n and the american people don'td quite understand why questio yo. ask me questions about that. >> he's supposed>> to count to four and a half when he's angry. i missed mishaps. we stopped using half after wet1 turned thirteen. will >>fi i want to go back to halftime, but i think you're going to find there'sthin nothing hereg he. to find i think you're going to findhere there's nothing there. i have is no regrets.m i'm following what the lawyers have told me. they want me to do exactly what we're doing. >> there's no there. there no there. >> there sounds like a good descri