drugs debate going to get guns real contribution to our efforts in afghanistan is to be stable and to imo unfettered to overfly going transit drop or to. reach the critics of the unfading to. ok so we have another one there which is so it's kind of fun it's about see how the united states is trying to rear their. mate curiously your local media more pro-american. and i'll do they want to do that so there goes in addition to over to the public diplomacy other complimentary efforts could be of both right such as aggressive media campaign through the russian media as well as placing themselves are the girls in the major russian newspaper papers read in central asia. and sure the day of the tourist see the posted material from russian media and pay them if necessary to reprint it and because we know so maybe they will publish a positive effect of russian positive but there are about united states and they're going to get that all every muscle group in the box. and then they will pay the local lawyer editors and hear their project is found so they reprint those articles . believe me. hamas med

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i don't do my best for them love is blue imo. the mall world number twelve. ryan mcdowell has given the eurasia cup a massive boost. but pledging to represent europe in the event next march it was raining stones at the opening of the international film festival americans. now we need thirteen year is going to become community recognized event attracting increased its lea in a brown goop. you wish actress patricia clarkson is among this year's jury. it's so beautiful here i've lived in that loving it i had an ibm gets to be very hard to call home. it's been so glamorous me and said yes. yet many tickets are thirteen edition it's like the bbc which has credited with the re trial truly proud to see the festival exists in all these extraordinary people here. john and i can the president of the jury us director martin scorsese who watched the events. it says full time at the back as film festival. note to clear the thirteenth edition of the marrakech international film festival officially open and on that score. real sort of move up and walked to relate to. he was

in fact the nurses union the imo constitute on i think that and we have to wait to see government side is saying that having two rode all the savings would be secured on to huntington wrote there is only one policy review and if that's the case quite with the sec protecting given secondly some sources were saying that they hate to see description was unhelpful you might think. finally tonight children from chernobyl or i take today to spend the festive season in ireland. they're o and abandoned town from impoverished homes in parts of the groups was taped by the new qantas the act. there was christmas cheer hugs and smiles all around it to open the airport today. center welcomes fifty youngsters from chernobyl to learn that it's good to visit and they only look forward to. this procedure is coming to our family for the last six years it has been so christmas just wouldn't be the same if we did it happen. these are our family sold their current enough though. the audience this december just the next few weeks are going at the discount rate for the kitten home islands. i forgot. also amo

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been spent on space exploration numerous missions have left to earth's heading towards the stars now imo the latest emissions says the exploration and colonization of mars but why would people want to go there will it ever be possible and is it worth it that's today's topic. troubling even a higher conquering space leaving an imprint on other planets. cause we could venture has always appealed to people's romantic side so what is the next extraterrestrial stuff sold look towards wrong and hope the first human settlers will arrive there within our lifetimes how realistic is don fisher who will be. pioneer's be will the hardships we serve mountain and will the martian winds be marsupial to the first struggle. or it's our guest today is robert zubrin ira space engineer off their own and very outspoken advocate of human colonization of mars it's great to have you here on our team robert thanks for inviting me right so the people have been to the moon for the past forty years and last time they went there they're lunar expedition didn't really leave much of the consequences didn't really brin

right imo in terms of the plan for the olympics we know that the construction workers who have been brought out here to sort she will be sent back by the end of december they'll be limited to vehicle are allowing us on the roads in terms in fact if you don't have an access pass to be on the roads will not be allowed to be there in terms of what the policy planned for the olympics they say that they have about twenty three police officers who will be on standby for the olympics they'll have ten thousand military troops as well as twenty three thousand ministry of emergency trip. who will be deployed here in sochi come the olympics the olympic committee has already said that they trust that the russia will provide a safe haven come at the winter olympics in february so we're all hoping that this what's happening in vocal. officials will be looking out to see how they can if they want to extend some of those numbers to more match or to stop buying might say lara for us in sochi thank you very much for that update from the. well more reaction is time from the british capital let's bring on the

as edmund knows, in the first 48 iwo jima,he battle of which imo, over 800 battlefield -- you would jima 800 battlefield communications were given with 100% accuracy rate typically in less than 30 seconds, when it would take a typical machine of the time close to a half hours to decode messages. it was a remarkable ccomplishment that lead to a quicker end to that conflict and saved many lives on both sides. they returned home heroes, but without a heroes welcome. the code was so effective that our military kept it classified and secret until 1968, and even then, it took many more years before the recognition started to take place of what our native american veterans and our code talkers in particular did during that time. it is a remarkable legacy that they share, and a remarkable story that needs to be preserved. hat is why i am here to make one last request from a grateful nation -- to our native american veterans in attendance, and throughout the country, and to our code talkers here and at home, we're asking you to share your stories and make it part of the veterans history project.

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