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still with us, john hardy from saxo bank. coming through france and germany, better-than-expected specifically for those countries. does that show positive signs to the euro, now that we are trading around 1.11? >> there were minor signs of stabilization. we've done a pretty good job of turning that ugly momentum we saw into the beginning of the year. that's a reasonable accomplishment. we are talking about the economic bloc with the largest existential surplus in the world. we need a sense of demand for that current accounts to continue to feed off global demand. and if we are worried suddenly about u.s.-china trade negotiations, we still have the cyclical concerns that we have. i think the potential for balance is rather limited for growth and therefore for the euro. >> is the path clear to go through 1.10 or 1.15? >> valuation-wise, you are getting a lot of carry versus the dollar. even if you only go to 1.10 or -- i think the path is still lower before we get 1.25 to 1.30, much longer term. >> how vulnerable is the euro a

founder hardi bakti. hardi started out as an animal photographer. in 2005, after witnessing firsthand the crisis facing borne i don't's orangutans are, he made the decisioion to focus instead on conservation. after gaining experience at an international ngo, he set up the c.o.p. at around 3:00 in the afternoon, the younger on rage tans come out of the trees, tired of playing. they return to their cages with their handlers. the handlers begin preparing dinner for them. when the young return to the wild, finding their own food will be their most vital skill. each orangutan must figure out for themselves how to find food from inside the bamboo. they all try to extract the fruit. the bamboo has been cracked so it's easy to break apart. they begin to squabble over the fruit, realizing that sitting and waiting won't win them the prize. their orangutan instincts are on display. about ten kilometers from the facility is a river island maintained by the c.o.p. orangutansns live here to experience life in the wild before being released. since they don't swim,

laine hardy from louisiana crowned the champion last night. on "gma" talking about the win. he says when ryan seacrest announced his name, he blacked out. hardy says he was overwhelmed when he was asked to sing one more time. >> they hand you a guitar, the mic. right after you get the results. okay. and then i sang and when the top ten, the rest of the top ten came out, it helped me out a lot. >> laine says the first thing he's going to do is go home and see his family and his dogs and then start new music. you can watch laine's full interview coming up on "gma" at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. those pants. >> there is a stylist who is living their dreams and dressing that entire "american idol" cast. >> some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this. >> isn't that true, though? >> yeah. and did they nail it? i didn't watch. >> i don't know. i didn't either. i was this many years old until i knew who he was. >> dvr. it's always beautiful when you have to go to bed at 6:30. >>> a look at sutro tower. a nice pillow of clouds here. partly cloudy

we can reveal it was the then bishop of lincoln — robert hardy.ley explained the matter away as a one off, if you like, and nothing was done. so that was a red flag that should have resulted in some action? it was a clear opportunity, a potential for taking it further, yes. a missed opportunity? a missed opportunity for sure. bishop hardy told usjohn bailey admitted to him he'd "touched up" a female in the past. the bishop says he reprimanded him, but kept no record of their conversation. john bailey kept his job for six more years until another victim came to light. the diocese called in the police, but the survivors didn't want to go to court. i've never wanted anything bad to happen to him. i wanted to forgive him. but it has always been a huge concern to me whether he was a risk to other people. that has always been my worry, that it might happen again to someone else. it was only when lincoln diocese contacted the police again in 2015 that the survivors agreed to give evidence. john bailey was sentenced to six years in prison. just because th

hardy. >> i was born and raised in philadelphia and turned 17 that same month to get into the service. i took the engines exam went to flying school in december. graduated september 44. after additional training i ended up going overseas. be 5119 years old i had my rolls-royce i got out in 46 and went to nyu and we recalled and 48. that's when racial integration started, at least the air force was formed in september 1947. later they said they were going to integrate racially and truman signed the executive order in july. i went back in, became a maintenance officer in electronics. when i graduated racial integration had taken place in the air force and i was assigned to the 19th group on guam between nine outfitters and a maintenance officer. i learned to fly the air pain and in 1950 i was put on a combat crew as a copilot. when the korean war started we flew over korea. the first mission was june 1950 but there were two mac racial problems in those days. may 1950 got a new squadron command

. >> laine hardy! >> 18-year-old laine hardy was crowned last night. he beat alejandro and madison in the three-hour finale here on abc 7. ♪ in the still of the night there's no one in sight ♪ ♪ put your light up put your light up ♪ ♪ put your light put your light up ♪ ♪ put your light put your light up ♪ ♪ so i can see your flame >> laine and runner-up alejandro will be on "good morning america." >> i'm happy for him. i wouldn't have put money on him out of the final three. >> yeah, okay. i wanted my red-headed queen to win, whatever his name is. i don't remember his name but he was really good. do you know his name? he was great with that beautiful choir voice of his. he was wonderful. >>> it's 4:45. we're going to figure out names. hi, mike nicco. >>> in walnut creek the temperatures about 49 degrees right now under a mostly cloudy sky. partly cloudy. you'll need the sunglasses. some random light showers possible. they increase tonight and so does the threat of thunderstorms. for sure cooler than average even if we don't get much rain. a look at liv

>> do you know tom hardy? of my first movies in america, which i actually was cut out of. this was called "this means war", with tom hardy and reese wits witherspoon. and the director said i want you to stick your finger up tom hardy's butt. really surprise him. >> jimmy: was this steven spielberg? >> no. and so i was too junior, i didn't know, you shouldn't do that, so i just did it. >> jimmy: and how did tom react? >> he gave a really, realistic shocked expression. he was like, what? and then he like didn't really talk to me. but i was wearing pants. i wasn't, i couldn't go all the way up, like, you know. >> jimmy: and you got along well with anne i presume. >> yeah, oh, yeah. she's awesome, guys. academy award winning actress. so versatile. i mean, i don't know whether she'll like me saying this, but, you know in the movie, she wears a wig. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> but it looks exactly like her own hair, but it cost $30,000. >> jimmy: what? >> i'm like, yeah. but guys, she is great. she is great. but i will say

think on nbcnews.com, dean obeidallah, radio host and contributor to the daily beast, and michael hardy, executive vice president and general counsel to the national action network. let me go to you first, sophia. it seems the president is always rattled when he locks horns with house speaker nancy pelosi. is it that he's intimidated by a strong, smart woman? >> come on, reverend al. you know the answer to that question. remember during the presidential debates in 2016, he referred to secretary of state clinton as a nasty woman. he loves to denigrate women. this one's crazy, one's nasty. he's always got something to say, so absolutely president donald trump has never liked to engage with women. and we can talk about low iq, he called omarosa a dog. he's not kind to women, and we all know what he said on that entertainment tonight tape. i think that nancy pelosi is winning because she comes across as being -- it's almost like a mother to a child. you know when you mess up and your mom sends to you your room and says i'm so disappointed new and nothing hurts worse? that's how she handles

in september the question now will they find trash on the bottom of the arctic ocean as well john hardy r.t. . tears are gone man was an egyptian pharaoh a little over 3000 years ago and 97 years ago archaeologists dug him in as many jewel belongings up for the world to say and now the origins of the desert glass found in his chest piece adorning the king have been discovered there were these canary yellow stones used as a scarab center piece that's been much debated for the better part of a century but a new study in the journal geography found that 29000000 years ago a meteor right made impact in the libyan desert its impact created such a force and heat that the sand was melted which then created the yellowstone's better known as shocked minerals and cold reignite of course the mysteries of the common remain though as scientists are still trying to figure out how the stones found their way to egypt and the pharaoh. we. could be i mean that it well they came from outer space always it was like a writer based there it is that the way through our eyes that has emerged over the day remem

i'm john hardy. when violinist won here in join thing or kim song me on a stage at the shanghai oriental art center in china it wasn't just to perform a song my mother taught me by divorce back it was simply to change the world you see want your engine as from south korea and kim song me as north korea. the 2 met in beijing last year and decided that by performing together they could help promote a lasting peace on the korean peninsula and speired by the 1999 founding of an orchestra to bring arab and israeli musicians together for the 2 performers said practicing together show them how alike they really are kim song me as the 1st north korean singer to be sent abroad and this concert marks the beginning of what will undoubtedly be many meetings between citizens of the 2 nations as unification seems closer than ever. that's our show for you today and remember everyone in this world were not told were loved enough i tell you all i love on top of the la list keep on watching the hawks and have a great

from "american idol" lane hardy is sitting in with the cletones.nd we'll be right back with zach galifianakis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i hope you find what you're looking for ♪ ♪ i hope you see what i see when i see in you ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by clif bar. d and sun. so in a way, it's like nature feeding nature. feeding nature. feeding nature. 's gssitur [sbi noises] 's gssitur ♪ ♪ a serious error has occurred. a serious error has o... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whatever you're craving... and whenever you're craving it... doordash has the restaurants you want. delivered to your door. wherever your door happens to be. download doordash. the most restaurants across america. first order, $0 delivery fee. delivered to your door try tso you can do more.very. ♪ feels so good ♪ feels so good ♪ feels so good target run and done. ♪ ♪ put your light, put your light up ♪ ♪ put your light, put your light up ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. that is "american idol" winner lane hardy sitting in with the cletones. let me tell you something

no past no going out the government depends on volunteers to keep a basic level of stability she hardy's tiding nearby can strike any time. the violence here in the north east of nigeria has altered the lives of hundreds of thousands and the attacks have also spread to neighboring countries like chad and cameroon millions of people at this point need aid to survive. life beyond the camp a return to normality that is enough dream. she joins a workshop outside the camp it teaches women hold to run a business acquire the skills that you need to run your business and that's been. what the solution is that is my solution for you that is why you're here today. zina points to make money by selling fish her mentor has bigger plans for her when it comes to her is to ensure that not only is she understanding her business model but also she has a revenue model that can sustain the business beyond the company because if she needs to come then what happens nobody knows save borno state is the government's slogan but so far their efforts have failed to provide stability while communities are falling a

. >> laine hardy. >> 18-year-old laine hardy from louisiana beat out alejandro and madison in tonight'se's no one in sight ♪ ♪ put your light up, put your light put your light up ♪ ♪ put your light put your light up ♪ ♪ so i can see you >> laine and alejandro will be on "good morning america" tomorrow here at 7:00 a.m. following abc7 mornings. >> that means not much sleep tonight celebrating. >> they're going to be too excited. >> one final check on the weather. >> drew is standing by with more. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight paints a quiet picture. any showers we had earlier today have diminished and even the cloud cover is breaking down. overnight tonight, stars and clouds. temperatures in most cities dropping into the 40s. it's a chilly night on the way as we get going on our monday. much of monday itself, it's a sunnier day. temperatures warmer tomorrow than today. about 59 in the city. 66 in the and san jose. santa rosa at 65. it will feature rain. the storm impact scale monday night lingering into tuesday, we have scattered showers and even a thunderstorm is possib

one hardy perennial of the show is the lie—detector test. lying, cheating, horrible person! filmed the week before last. its broadcast was cancelled in the wake of his death. dymond's former fiancee told the sun they went on the show to do the test to see if he was unfaithful. i knew he was going to fail it, because i held his hand and there was just nothing there. everyone felt the mood change. babette lucas—marriott, a student in manchester, was in the audience for the show that got pulled. he was crying from the very beginning, you know, and he was so convinced he would pass this test and that everything would be fine. and then, you know, they introduced themselves. "tell us about what's happened." and thenjeremy brings out the lie—detector test. and he asked the audience, "who thinks he's going to pass?", and 99% of the audience put their hand up, including myself, and then he said he'd failed. and you just saw him collapse to the ground. absolutelyjust couldn't believe what he'd heard. and, you know, he was begging his fiancee for forgiveness. having taken the show off

. >> alejandro aranda, madison son vandenburg and lain hardy will compete live on abc7. >> and folksill be reining applause on them, but not you and me. >> that's a really good one. >> i have a moment. >> drew tuma up there avoiding all of eric's bad jokes. >> i'm looking at the embarcadero, there's nobody out here and that is rare for a weekend in may. but we are getting soaked right now. live doppler 7, we got a lot of green on the screen. we'll go to the north bay first where some spots like santa rosa, but we are getting soaked with a downpour moving through marin county. there's pops of yellow and orange, it's working through parts of the bay view right now. it's absolutely wet across the city and the wider picture we're going to track this line of heavier downpours that's working off to the east. oakland you're going to get another round of heavier rain. not only rain, it is windy out here. we got winds over 20 miles per hour, nearing 30 miles per hour. in oakland we have seen gusts higher than that, near 40 miles per hour throughout the day. it's a raw-feeling day out there. i

hardy generally than it. says this is all quite enough also to. me. on this one me going to see the movie could move to the a closed lamie i mean is that there's a mirror in there. if you lay him you. kill me delicately in there can you please move. the kidnapping of wondering here and into this new home or stake artistically is upon their hours at the moment you know with them the new cars. we hear when i says them and. you know muggle. anything. but. he. ok well that was amusing now cause when i handed out the consummate say this with jackie i mean mom is income which is. a lot more with corbin chair on which actually families who are still no knowledge to do it only. if you get in sadly and if. they're not posed. rock stars. that there are literally there that we're going to lose 7 months in iraq and lack outsell is still the a ways not seeing those here as to his importance that i mean we all rely on our god based on the limb of the architect into a clean c.r. i know they say to move on but these counties an evil spirit report is that when the pub

. >> reporter: for say hardy, her breast feeding schedule unraveled when she returned to work. >> ithard dashing to the mother appear room in between meetings. >> hardy and laura found themself disappointed with formula options. >> it was shocking. when i went to go buy the formula, i couldn't believe how guilty i felt. >> reporter: it is what prompted her to create bobby a baby formula made with grass fed dairy and no artificial ingredients, gmos, corn syrup or soy. the san francisco company says it is the first of its kind in the u.s. >> we have adopted our eating habits as adults to wanted more natural, more clean foods. and now as those people are becoming parents, they are now looking at their kids' food. >> reporter: bob did his bie is made in germany and certified organic by the eu. so maria has been ordering german baby formula from the netherlands. >> i mean i think breast milk provide the best nutrition when that is a possibility. >> reporter: ucsf's dr. flatterman says formula is a safe option for mothers. as for bobbie. >> it is possible that grass fed dairy sources are h

are the hardy recipes after undergoing a heart transplant last year he wanted to write a heart healthy cookbook to help families facing medical problems. they are here to make their dream come true. >>heart transplant, a lot when different. there ishis new cookbook. they also got to watch a cooking demonstration by chef victoria. >> he is looking really good. way to go. what an accomplishment. >>> still to come, the sharks in the warriors were in action tonight. coming up in sports the thrilling last-second finishes in both of their playoff games. mark will have that coming up next. >>> the failed gp practice runs on bay at the international yachting competition coming to san francisco this weekend. 50 to 60 miles per hour here and can watch the race from shore for free. this is 11:00 news on ktvu. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. di

. >> laine hardy! >> it hasn't sunk in yet. still processing it, but it's been a crazy ride. >> if you ain't careful you might win "american idol." >> after much praise last season -- >> laine, this is the end of the road for you. >> -- laine was later rejected. the 18-year-old didn't even plan on auditioning this time around. >> we leaned in on him to make him -- he was pretty dead set on not doing it. >> like literally. >> he did not want to do it. >> he was not there to audition. >> no? >> so, like, it was movie magic. >> it goes to show you just don't give up. never give up because you never know what will happen. >> now we know host ryan isn't giving up, he'll be back for another season. >> of course, i can't imagine not doing this show. >> but are all three judges returning? >> whoo! >> i mean i hope so. >> i hope so. we hope. we certainly -- >> we'd love to. oh, no, honestly, like, don't try and separate us. >> no, it's not going to happen. >> we're going to start really >>> coming up -- janet jackson hits the jackpot wi

blaine hardy. madison vandenbergh. and alejandro aranda left it all on the stage. >> this is the best group ever. >> the final three singing their hearts out to win america's vote and land themselves a coveted spot in idol's season finale. >> i've been working hard, i put a lot of time and stuff into this. i just -- i mean, it's all up to america. that will be awesome. >> what's up? >> what's up, homies. the long road for the contestants coming to an end after surviving every round of the competition. earning that golden ticket to hollywood. the 2019 finalists now hoping their journey lands them the top spot of american idol. >> i just want to keep moving forward and i want to keep trying to be me and whatever that comes, if it's winning american idol or not winning. >> even if i don't win, if i'm thirds, i'm so happy i'm so grateful. >> for the first time in idol's history, the america's live coast to coast vote will determine the winner. that means all the votes will be cast during tonight's star studded finale. abc

lieutenant colonel george hardy. lieutenant colonel alexander jefferson. lieutenant colonel james h. harvey iii. and our closer, lieutenant colonel harry stewart. let's first begin with lieutenant colonel robert friend. he was born in columbia, south carolina. his father thought in world war i. so what we'll do is colonel friend, sir, we'll yield the floor to you and then we'll ask our friends in the audience to give you questions. so let's have a round of applause for our first panelist. [ applause ] mr. friend. so colonel friend, just give us just some brief history about you and your accounts in the military and then we'll -- >> well, i was always interested in flying. and no chances were offered me. for instance, i had a pilot's license in the late '30s because i was a part of a program the united states was doing in defense -- potential defense of itself. and i was to train people to fly airplanes as they were doing in europe. and so when it was time to go to tuskegee i was more than prepared. and i enjoyed it very much. the one thing that i would lik

the 16-year-old launched it last night titled justin's hardy recipes. after undergoing a heart transplant last year, he wished to write a heart healthy cook back for those who face medical challenges like he did. he worked for months with the chef to make his dream come true. >> i'm so much more appreciated than i was before by a heart transplant. after my heart transplant, i view life with a lot more differently, more appreciation. >>> justin took pictures and signed copies of his cookbook at the ronald mcdonald house and those in attendance got to watch a cooking segment by victoria. >> a a viet near the hall of justice reopened this morning after another chunk of concrete fell from an elevated freeway. this time the concrete fell from part of i-80 above the harriet alleyway near 6th and harrison. several police, motorcycle officers were riding up harriet when they saw pieces of concrete in the road and they realized it fell about 25 feet from the elevated secttion of i- 80 above them. thankfully no one was hurt. all of that concrete combined is about

when the weather allows shakoor hardy gathers his closest allies in a makeshift tent. he often serves their mutton for lunch it's an old tradition and one that the head of the shamma tribe keeps alive it's rooted in the times when the shammai lived a nomadic life crisscrossing the arab world. until recently the sherm are far better early against the islamic states fighters as a result weapons are still commonplace here even if nowadays there are only used for sport. like. the are among the region's most powerful tribes with millions of members and although the war in syria is not over yet a measure of calm now prevails in the northeast shake a mighty hopes you can help shape post-war politics. who want to solve problems the tribes are important. 1000 percent of people here belong to a tribe whether they're kurdish or christian we all share the same culture of because they use local tribes all have the same traditions and customs from id's palaces and tell a low or a small village in northern syria. this is where the summer leader meets petitioners allies and other shak

surveillance video shows the scene where carl hardy was shoto and killedside the potomac gardens housing complex in southeast. the indictment says all the co-defendants were part of a street gang, and both murders were related to gang disputes. all the defendants pleaded not guilty. >>> this morning, new video of a man who police say is dangerouse and could striagain. police released video of a person of interest in two rape and burglary cases in northwest. the man's wearing a hoodie and riding a bike, as you can see. detectives say he is suspected of attacking two women in their homes on irvg and 16th streets on tuesday and thursday. police say in both cases the attacker broke in basement windows. in one case, an air conditioner was removed. in the other, a screen was removed. neighbors, they're now.rned >> we look around and see a lot of development happening. but our neighborhood is not completely safe. if you live in a basement unit, you need to make sure your doors are locked. you know, you got to be safe. got to makeourself a hard target. >> here's another look at the person of int

it cause the fire cause a loss of communications airplanes or hardy and electronically so strange be no big deal it's not clear to me looking at the radar that i just looked there was a situation where the cause of lightning strike would do this damage to the airplane that doesn't mean it is. but it certainly is not apparent from the radar just and another report that we heard earlier suggested some kind of technical problem that caused the loss of communication will still keep that as a possibility i have seen i can say i can tell you i've seen some subsequent videos that we haven't released publicly yet they've yet to be very fired. they do seem plausible and they seem to suggest that the fire broke out when the plane landed this i've seen video seeing the plane land it bounces very heavily and then the there's an explosion and fire on the second impact when the plane lands. if that was the case what would that suggest to you the plane could burst into flames upon landing. at all it is heavy enough that it would have to really be. very very hard landing the landing gear itself coul

director ken loach is a hardy british perennial at cannes, over the years, the social realist film—makerallenges of the working class has had 1a films in competition, and he's won the top prize, the palm d'or, twice. now at the age of 82, he has directed sorry we missed you, whose subject matter bears some likeness to his last film, i, daniel blake, which portrayed a man failed by the welfare system. the new picture revolves only working—class newcastle family where the parents are victims of the gig economy. they work on contract, seemingly as independent agents, with none of the benefits of conventional employment. the problem is they're in doubt because things fell apart during the banking crisis and the house fell apart. so dad is really struggling to get out of debt so he sees what he thinks is an opportunity to be an independent van driver, because he understands that he can make quite a lot of money. don't give me a ticket! it's your choice. but for ricky, being an independent van driver for a delivery company brings tremendous pressure, incredible stress on the job, and long hour

account good to talk to you thank you well as we mentioned there nigeria's president mohamed will hardy has promised to diversify the economy away from oil and that's easier said than done nigeria is even struggling to grow its own food how do we toss a report from a good state. 1st the cause is cleaned the machine also peels off the skin removing any soil live from the plant. in its ground into a sticky pulp the water is squeezed out after a few more processes that becomes a flower a staple food for nigerians the government's trying to increase food production for local consumption as well as to celebrate what it says agriculture could help reduce nigeria's dependence on crude oil. exports imports. exporting. and. nigeria is a largest producer of casaba in the world to encourage more farmers to grow the crop commercially the government says it will improve access to finance and will try to attract more private investment in the sector nigeria imports a lot of its read which is the 4th using money earned from selling its oil now farmers will be encouraged to grow. and i'd rather have so

america correspondent john hardy thank you for joining us xan well you're welcome good to be with you jim always a pleasure john no of course the big news of the week was that north korea conducted yet another missile test this time believe the missiles were short range of a right to judge what we know so far about the details of the latest launch. yeah tyrell on top of that we know that north korea launched several short range missiles as you were just talking about some rockets into the sea of japan from fifty miles to about one hundred thirty miles off shore this happened saturday morning local time in north korea which would have been friday evening here and also tested the use of tactical guided weapons though there's differing of opinions about what exactly those weapons were that were being tested u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o said over the weekend that at no point was there any international boundary that was crossed with north korea's missile test as there has been in the past there was never a threat to the u.s. or japan as there has been a prat past and he says that

it has but it looks like when jeff might survive the asteroid flyby of earth here's our team john hardy with a story. february 15th 2013 an asteroid streaks across the sky over russia the fireball explodes before hitting the ground but the shockwave acquital it to around $440000.00 tons of t.n.t. blows out windows for over 200 square miles an estimated $1600.00 people are injured mostly from broken glass that asteroid was about the size of a small house the one we're talking about today is almost 20 times larger and it's hurdling right towards earth nasa scientists have dubbed it a post office as in the gyptian god of chaos it's a $1100.00 foot wide behemoths that will make what is called a close approach to earth on april 13th 2029 or friday the 13th in 10 years this is a simulator. one of the asteroid trajectory it was 1st spotted in 2004 nasa says the asteroid will pass within 19000 miles of earth so it's not expected to pose a threat but that is within range of the many satellites and other spacecraft orbiting the planet and it is close enough that scientists are already discussing

poverty you can get to talk to you thank you well as we mentioned there nigeria's president mohamed will hardy has promised to diversify the economy away from oil and that's easier said than done nigeria is even struggling to grow its own food i don't want tasa reports from state. 1st the cause is cleaned the machine also peels off the skin removing any soil live from the plant. in its ground into a sticky pulp the water is squeezed out after a few more processes that becomes a flower a staple food for nigerians the government's trying to increase food production for local consumption as well as to celebrate what it says agriculture could help reduce nigeria's dependence on crude oil. exports and imports. exports in. nigeria is a largest producer of casaba in the world to encourage more farmers to grow the crop commercially the government says it will improve access to finance and will try to attract more private investment in the sector nigeria imports a lot of it which is the 4th using money earned from selling its oil now farmers will be encouraged to grow. and i'd rather have some progress

four year war between the internationally recognized government led by president operable months from hardy and with the rebels who've taken over the capital sana'a . the u.a.e. is part of the sorry the coalition that's backing the government in its fight against who these now with new tension between allies yemenis living on so contra are hoping the island doesn't become a new battleground cards he'll go pursue the jaan al-jazeera. hundreds of protesters have tried to stop the transfer of french weapons to solve the arabiya the demonstrations were organized by rights groups and response to an investigation alleging that french weapons have been used by cell these against civilians that we haven't president emanuel mcconnell's under increasing pressure to review arms sales to the kingdom we see this is a junior war in yemen is a difficult war we are turned into supporters of saudi arabia and if we the french citizens do not try to stop arms sales will be accessories to his business we don't want we don't want to be in the situation the french president shouldn't be allowed to decide on his

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