the rice elbaz graeme. i. it is a time farming tradition to conduct a rice blessing ceremony. that are coming up blessing ceremonies were passed down to us from our ancestors. the ceremonies to appease the qual the soul of the plant's. toskala time. when the 1st grains appeared the ceremony takes place on the 810 or 11 stay of the growing moon up one to ask the goddess of rice made for soft fog lessing. now hold. the mother see proposed mother not dora but mother shot a when mother sees who shall. stay with us and we'll see today is the good day today is that good night we bring you sandal wood powder and aromatic oils that i share you with them dress you comb your hair and put makeup on your face your gnashes from the pregnant fields we bring you fruits sour and sweet that no mice rats at its caterpillars or words destroy our rice. sagal. will you. take a look in the mirror. actually how come your hair. sop. so mark and his wife still recall the incident from over 20 years ago which led some work on the path of raising field grazing ducks. everyone was spraying their fields w

. >> graeme: it's the second game of our premier league double-header on nbc this weekend. a welcome to the west midlands of england the home team, wolverhampton wanderers, in the old gold, coming off a terrific win at leeds on monday. they could leap into the top four with victory here newcastle united in the black and white stripes. they've traveled 225 miles southwest. steve bruce has injury issues. ke

you don't think i'm originally from graeme out the remote area to me that small section of the neighborhood is everything because there's a certain level of pain you've got to go through to be really from bottom. when you really from a neighborhood that has a reputation you get was known as a stand. my little you know. it's only. 2 digits. so it's really. you know to be connected to a neighborhood. but people outside of street don't understand all of this stuff is about legacy. you don't really know where we come from we don't know our families so. you put your all into band. is really the only industry that we run we think we were going to say so from. your name what is your name and what kind of name you want to leave for your children. for that's the name of allah for me. anyway i want to bottom when i have a problem because all my followers but because i'm not history do but i still carry those morals. in a city. block i'm trying to tell you. i have a lot of people just by giving them places to stay and what i know how to do. i know too much about real estate to get them into these home

then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps early.although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion. among us all because the car was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that sort of it was completely irresponsible to send the. drivers are trying to the truck with a set up before these are taken to go fish like a sushi does if we're using the windsor madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting chapman to see any sense it is impossible to get in there. the crash of both cars and identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss collin chapman and the tensions within the team. which only exposed my drivers to changes which they should have expected i blamed him and rightly so he should have worked out that the wing would break which he did do later. in now can i get mucked up if you are much more complicated person to get along to me both. to say ve

glinted the barriers at the same spot as his teammates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps early. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion remind us all that was the car was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that was also it was completely irresponsible to send the. drivers out front of the truck with a set up. these are taken to go fish like a sushi is if you using one of the wings or madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting chatting to see any sense is impossible to get in there. and the crash of both cars and identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss colin chapman and the tensions within the team. and which only expose my drivers to changes which they should have expected might blame time and rightly so he should have worked out that the wing would break business which he did do later. in knocking egmont if you are much more complicated person to get along than jimmy b

then tipped the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps earlier. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion. among us although because the car was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that was also it was completely irresponsible to send the. drivers are trying to the truck with a set up but these are technical fish like a sushi is if you're using the about the wings or madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting shot and to see any sense is impossible to do in their own making. the crash of both cars and identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss collin chapman and the tensions within the team. and which only expose my drivers to changes which they should have expected i blame time and rightly so he should have worked out that the wing would break which he did do later. in knocking egmont if you are much more complicated person to get along. both.

then take the ferry is at the same spot as his teammates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps an ear.full the hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers his pal and the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion when mothers autogas their car was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that was also it was completely irresponsible to send the drivers out onto the truck with a set up the desire to actually go through cyclists who she is if we're using the one of the wings or madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting shot and to see any sense it is impossible to be doing that. the crash of both cars in identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss colin chapman and the tensions within the team. and which only expose my drivers to changes which they should have expected as eagerly my claim to him and rightly so he should have worked out that the wing would break and was not there which it did do later was out long enough and i cannot tell if you hear much

it was the pandemic that prompted simone graeme to sign up to be seen people still in the supermarkets to buy toilet papers said her thinking. the current circumstances around the world and needs. to be self-sufficient and my mind. should worst case scenario play out. i realise pretty quickly went on to have basic skills in foundation and that we all want to help it's. the instructor gordon deadman tells his students about which well edible and how they can find their way without a compass or map. these topics have not in through joseph but his father hasn't given up hope but speech and so forth it's well. you're. even if everyone else around them is kind of can you carry on enough for him to start. it's winter time in australia so it gets dark early. supper tonight as kangaroo meat and vegetables and. joseph is impervious to the romantic charms of campfires and starlets guys in the wild. that's why. i just. feel like. i. have to buy singly cold nights in their sleeping bags and. they have to keep feeding their fellas to ward off the chill. joseph looks like he's feeling pretty wrecked

disappeared to graeme i meant that i might have got a mixed imogen but thriller with a less chips who looks beautiful lovely. for more than 30 years the i'm higher have been labelled as the fold rulers of ethiopia but now that title belongs to the people of the tea great region here in northern ethiopia. having been ousted from a central role in the country's affairs 2 years ago by the a romo protest movement and subsequently sidelined by some here are worried about what the future may hold for their minority ethnic group numbering only 6000000 of ethiopia's 115000000 population. have not been some of it's not let's identify the phone and then live no. body had just 110 hits it will not get at that. allow you on a limited look i miss i was so it turned out of order to fit in. as a lot of the see. mr donahoe nothing but i definitely know that amounts as honest as i was one of the lot of them have been going to go through without a lot of the. although the idea of leaving the ethiopian state is gaining some traction here it's not yet a position supported by the recently i've stood to gr

pressure in charge of keeping things nice to settle but around our high we've seen bands of cloud and graemejust getting pushed in from the atlantic some very wet sand windy weather across the british isles we have seen flooding in the northwest of england further spells a very wet weather coming in here as we go on through sassed blustery day as well that cloud on the right will make its way across the north sea notice some lawyer was to around rumania ukraine pushing across the black sea pushing up into that western side of irrational as we go on through sunday still some showers around here clear skies for central and southern parts but the weather will push towards the by of biscay say more than pasta spine of course you can expect to see some wet weather there are really wet weather will be through the press potentially pushing back across and snow the nala and western parts of england along with wales and the good parts of scotland so some more lively weather coming through here best of the sunshine then is across the mediterranean but that said on the side of the med we'll see a few s

remain open visitors for tourists with the fill graeme's but we'll see how it's going to be implemented on the ground as of course it's not over yet and that's. because there's just. being active and talk of it and the americans are actually lose well from what americans are saying the. world there is in their nation only interested in turkey has never. never said that they are empire and now we are getting weird news and we are comparing them like. and jupiter going to mars and what is going on with all we just want to make clear and. everyone to have to be. able to deal with bad what's another question i will quote tell you this verse sell it now. and we're. also mutual. with them. that's not what i said was in the ice as. we have a question that. we can and usually is this is initial ways we asked you could possible also got you out any way but all beings can dissenting so . while talking to russia. about how we're a legit seems that we are bad. and we think we done how to get out and get 1st of all this we have our own constitution we have our own legislation we have mechanisms base

rejecting those proposals because this is a very convenient way of deception and engaging us into graeme game while those accusations are going as we haven't even mentioned you know how but we're going from from both sides mr foreign minister so then i would like to ask you the message ultimately that has been coming from your side. the message from the armenian prime minister he said the following in the days after the 1st cease fire was agreed and this is a quote at this decisive moment we will not prevent it because this is a fate. full war for our people he added to that we will fight till the end and that and is called a free and happy to garner i'll put it to you because i mean this was in the days after the 1st cease fire was agreed and he's talking about fighting to the very end is this really a rhetoric that is supposed to support build support for a cease fire build support for peace look when you have 30 days your people load the sorry the 3rd 33 in the whole weeks when your people are under such massive attack when day after day every day you have your people subjected to ris

now these are sort of the other rebels and they include sir graeme brady who is chair of the backbenchly the tory mp steward. and the former chancellor norman lamont and what they are saying is what they want from borisjohnson is some kind of clear exit strategy. i'm sure we are all with them there that we would all with them there that we would all want to see some kind of exit strategy but the question is what. at the moment it seems that everything borisjohnson at the moment it seems that everything boris johnson touches, at the moment it seems that everything borisjohnson touches, he messes up. everything borisjohnson touches, he messes up. we now have a everything borisjohnson touches, he messes up. we now have a new everything borisjohnson touches, he messes up. we now have a new tiered syste m messes up. we now have a new tiered system which is a discipline fight the rules and as far as i can see has only succeeded in confusing them. sol has only succeeded in confusing them. so i understand what they are doing. i hope that they can actually persuade borisjohnson doing. i hope th

graeme's well i think i mean i voted against the bill absa greeting and i think it's really important to get on a firm you know footing and position on a bill and to do so at 2nd reading and not to leave it of the door open for amendments to be made just at 3rd reading because i think that we did sends a weak signal in terms of our opposition to such a bill being passed and i couldn't possibly say you know what my leader believes in terms of the human rights impact of the bill which is immense you know we are looking at a bill which does in fact you know actually impact upon the human rights civil liberties of military personnel who should have at any point i think in time with us 10 years down the line all 20 of them not be able to bring you know cases to the ministry of justice because that's the only way in fact justice can actually be achieved we know there are numerous cases where human rights abuses have taken place in iraq which have still not been brought in from to any national or international court as you know the government's position is that there are too many vexatious c

it was the pandemic that prompted simone graeme to sign up to be seen people still in the supermarkets to buy toilet paper thinking. the current circumstances around the world and needs. to be self-sufficient and my mind. should worst case scenario play out. i realized pretty quickly that i just had basic skills and foundation that we all want tell me it's. the instructor gordon deadman tells his students about which while edible and how they can find their way without a compass or map. these topics have not been through joseph but his father hasn't given up hope of speech and so forth this well. you're right. even if everyone else around them is i making carry on and for him to start. it's winter time in australia so it gets dark. night as kangaroo meat and vegetables and. joseph is impervious to the romantic charms of campfires and starlets guys in the wild. that's why. i just. feel like. i. have to buy singly cold nights in their sleeping bags and. they have to keep feeding their followers to ward off the child. joseph looks like he's feeling pretty wrecked not that he would say. it

then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion. among us although because the car was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that was also it was completely irresponsible to send the. drivers are trying to the truck with a set up the desire to actually go fish like a sushi does if you're using the bow the wings are madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting shot and to see any sense it is impossible to do in their own making. the crash of both cars and identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss collin chapman and the tensions within the team. which really exposed my drivers to changes which they should have expected is a heavily my claim time and rightly so he should have worked out that the wing would break which it did do later. in now can i get mucked up if you're looking at a much more

naval chief petty officer graeme jackson, a black man, cried as he played his accordion in tribute tonot far from he here. the stories told that one franklin dillon on roosevelfrans procession would buy, the man collapsed in grief. many ask, did you know the president? in his response was, no. but he knew me. few words but better describe the kind of president our nation needs right now. a president who is not in it for himself but for others, the president who doesn't divide but unites us. president who appeals not to the worst in us but to the best. the president who cares less, the president looks not to settle scores but to find solutions. the president is guided not by whistle thinking. that's the kind of president i hope to be. that's the job of the president. this place, warm springs is a reminder that, although broken, each of us can be healed. we can overcome the suffering virus. and yes we can restore our soul and save our country they must cultivate the science of human relationships. they live together and work together in the same piece. that's how i see american. that's

oh you know man stands phosphoric see as graeme back there the west memphis talking shaking hands exchangingnames addresses after the war wrecked one another. about it back in your trenches you know jumped the general's b. i must've seen it and got a bit suspicious so well that day i gave all of those around about 3 of guns behind us to fire on officers so i had their involvement but the journey. was not stopping there was again for one question on that. this was a war to end all wars. this was a war to make the world safe for democracy. at least $21000.00 new millionaires were made in the us billions and billions of dollars would be piled up a few. initial makers shipbuilders meatpackers. and let us not forget the bankers who finance the great war. to turn blood into gold. and their profits were secret as they were. all of them are looking ahead to war. i stand before you tonight in my red star chiffon evening god. based off. my fair gently way. this extraordinary deal between the united kingdom and saudi arabia in which ronald reagan wanted to sell the saudis billions and billions dollars

when it hit the barriers at the same spots as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 last annie. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers his pal and the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion. among us although because there was so destroyed it was hard to believe anyone had survived that was also it was completely irresponsible to send the drivers out front of the truck with a set up the desire to actually go fish like a sushi is if we're using one of the wings or madness they shouldn't be allowed on racing cars about getting chatting to see any sense it is impossible to get in the shuttle is omega. the crash of both cars and identical fashion put the spotlight on lotus boss colin chapman and the tensions within the team. which only exposed my drivers to changes which they should never expect is eagerly my claim to him and rightly so he should have been worked out that the wing would break and was not there which it did do later was out now in knocking egmont up if you'r

pressure in charge of keeping things nice to settle but around our high we've seen bands of cloud and graeme just getting pushed in from the atlantic some very wet sand windy weather across the british isles we have seen flooding in the northwest of england further spells a very wet weather coming in here as we go on through sas last real day as well that cloud on the right will make its way across the north sea notice some lawyer was to around rumania ukraine pushing across the black sea pushing up into that western side of iraq shows we go on through sunday still some showers around here clear skies for central and southern parts but the weather will push towards the by of biscay say though the pasta spine of portugal can expect to see some wet weather there are already wet weather will be through the press potentially pushing back across and snow the knowledge western parts of england along with wales and the good parts of scotland so some more lively weather coming through here best of the sunshine that is across the mediterranean but that said on the side of the med we'll see a few show

the space that was for me after that conversation i just couldn't imagine in the soviet union or graeme to a process that would allow the reunification of our country any time in the foreseeable future of safety for. the western allies were also concerned about the way things were developing in germany especially the british leader margaret thatcher. the politically the british prime minister was strictly against a reunification of germany it's. batches temperament who was germany was a hostile from the start she was very hostile it is a sleigh surely to the germans circle she never had any confidence in the germans as she said they'll betray you and they will be trailing. she had a conversation with the overtures through in the summer of 90 days you know in which she calls through and they both started to discuss their misgivings she had a couple of conversations with our mutual who share his skivvies initially indeed would say express them even more forcefully than she ever did because later gender equality is going to change his position will record that she did but at the beginning

graeme satchel, bbc news. stay with us, businesses coming up.e majority of the uk in comparison to wednesday. there should be some decent sunshine and the winds will be a little light as well. how are we managing that when our weather is dominated essentially by this massive area of low pressure for the coming days? one with actually seven centres — but we are getting quite close to a little hill in the isobars. that is a brief ridge of high pressure that we will sit in through thursday. it's not plain sailing though, there will still be some more persistent rain across northern and eastern scotland through the day and coming into the south—west through the afternoon, some sharper showers that will push into wales, some for northern ireland, perhaps some more generally across southern britain later on in the day. but in contrast to wednesday, lighter winds, and the rain nowhere near as widespread — temperatures 1a—15 degrees. we head through thursday evening, and we will start to notice something developing to the south of the uk. the rain towar

when the mercedes driver stash home in the final few seconds of qualifying for sunday's portuguese graeme teammate fro terry caught us to the front of the grid hamilton is looking to eclipse michael schumacher as record having already matched his $91.00 grown prevent trees it's also how wilson's 97th career pole. to go from tiger woods bounced back from a poor opening round at the championship in california he wrapped up 8 birdies in his 2nd round of 66 as he was up for the defense of his masters title coming up in a couple of weeks with his 2 under par overall for the tournament but that is still 12 behind the leader just in thomas who shot a 2nd consecutive round of 7 under 65 both thomas and woods will have taken notice of something that was posted on instagram on friday u.s. open champion bryson to shamba revealed that he had managed to carry a drive $400.00 yards in practice that's how far it goes before landing shambo who is known as the scientist has bulked up this season and is one of the favorites for the masters which starts november the 12 there's a huge fight in the u.s.c. lat

ahead in his first tv interview about his new memoir, graeme award winner peter frampton talks with usllot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man 3: then, track it to confirm your county got it. see? they got it! woman 4: mail ballots are the simple, safe, and secure way to ensure that your vote is counted. >>> peter frampton performing "do you feel like we do" from his 1976 best selling album "frampton comes alive." he says the epic success of that album took to, to the moon and back without a rocket. in his new tv interview frampton says a loif long friendship with another rock icon helped him pull through. peter frampton was drawn to the guitar, early. as a teenager in bromley technical high school in england where his father taught art. he saw a band called the comrades play and was measure ferzed by a young musician david jones who would become david b