are you doing so much in livingston? first? tell us what this place means. design is tourism industry. it is a bit of them. yeah. and rightfully so, because we go there. victoria falls, which obviously one of the was, but you'd go in there, there's a lot of natural sites are just around the town of living, some itself of why he was significantly to the cultural aspect of it. it's still very much alive with you, how they, how does village live just around the livingston. so we have that mix of life and obviously what the typical african life you'd like. and how much is this contribute into design, be an economy prior coffee that at least on record 7.2 percent of the duty of the country. and we tried to push that number up because obviously of the potential that we have was a country quite interesting. but as you can see, we actually saw that the, the fall is not really coming out to what is left to a pause when at this moment no way the dry season. yeah. but would you say the place has also been affected by climate change and an

how they, how does the same village live just around the livingston. so we have that mix of life, obviously what the typical african life you'd like. and how much is this contributing to design be an economy or a prior coffee that at least on record 7.2 percent of the duty of the country. and we tried to push that number off because obviously of the potential that we have was a country quite interesting. but as you can see, we actually saw that the fall is not really coming out to what a little paul will at this moment. no way the dry season. yeah. but would you say the place has also been affected by climate change and anyway, mostly the, the low waters to obviously the natural putting that we do have. but you can't completely rule out the effect of we know the negative effect of the climate change that we've been experiencing globally bottom of the reason why we need to pay particular attention to that. but fairly the last 2 years or 2 that it was been quite, quite good on record a few we not affected as much yet, but yes, we need to look at how acce

and just when you come to reason the, especially in livingston, these categories that you might want to take advantage of whereby even with the lowest possible budget, you to be able to experience some of the things leading that you know, have to offer. ok. so you're saying you have plans in place to make it to make it more affordable. i was just able to the, to the yes, yes, you would be with rhonda if there's anything that africans can learn from livingstone, mode of tourism. what was your childhood, especially just how you are able to generate more employment opportunities for young people towards the, for us to after it comes natural. because when you talk about torrie, this is more like, you know, more of a lot of our hosting. so i think it's a natural advantage that we do have, you know, the one for the indian people themselves that can really be experienced from the typical setup of our livingstone. and i feel this is the basis on which we begin to be because at the end of the day, it's about the stories that we sharing. you know that the experiences, interruptions that we hav

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i mean, ken livingstone c , i mean, ken livingstone has got it. mean, ken livingstone has got tt.icide. but what is tats-ateat— palestinian suicide. but what is tats-ateate — palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i— palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i don't- palestinian suicide. but what is this about? cc?" c this all about? i don't think i would equate cherie blair to a to ken livingstone. no, but her comment was very interesting. you know, when you you know, when she said, you mew,— you know, when she said, you mew, sme— you know, when she said, you know, she wouldn't approve, know, she she wouldn't approve, but. understood _ know, she she wouldn't approve, but. understood the - know, she she wouldn't approve, but understood the motives know, she she wouldn't approve, bu palestinian stood the motives know, she she wouldn't approve, bu palestinian terrorists. motives know, she she wouldn't approve, bupalestinian terrorists. but,ies of palestinian terrorists. but, but,— of palestinian terrorists. but, tat, tat,— of palestinian terrorists. but, tat, tat-t— of pa

this is where my mother's grave was mrs. wake up ali lilly mccoy livingston. alexander buried her here in his guard, only after the russians retreated, could he move her to a cemetery? and yet, alexander doesn't want to be of was rochelle new thee, i believe that people have experienced such horror that it is difficult for me to add anything. yeah, you have to live, we want to live open you and panic. little there's no sense in panicking like when you where to run could that we have nowhere to run to? liberty. we'll see what happens. i shall go lip. i'll budge him. most of those who are still here, feel like him. every one we met, you can talk about pain and loss, but it seems courage and determination run just as deep ah, for homeless and destitute migrant workers in india's capital, deli cold winter nights are especially trying. one organization is helping with food and shelter. it's early morning on a frigid day in daily and scores of people have lined up for up up of what d and breakfast for most of them, it may be the only decent wheel they'll have to do. this is just one of the l

livingston could provide chal, asked the campaign is it's end. but the red hot house and shored things may well go down to the wire, an opportunity to strike a major blow in the race. the champions lea qualification may labor cousins clash with light, seek a classic 6 pointer, and it was lay. the cousin who landed the 1st jab after 40 minutes. adam closures with the finish to make it one nill to the hosts. mussa dear bees: 8 the cyst of the campaign, getting his side off to a dream start. while hoshiko celebrated a 5th boon is league, a strike of an impressive debut season in germany. ah, hey, sloppy challenge from dominic supposed lie and labor cues in a penalty in the 85th minutes. the referee handed the hungarian a 2nd yellow for the fowl. before nadeem amory put the gain to bed with a composed finish labor. coups and fans celebrated a massive free points in the european chase, while shabby alonzo t make it 13 games without defeat in all competitions. leipzig, meanwhile, route a missed opportunity to go forth labor cruise and close the gap on

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the long journey home but this time to make another landing and the variety of species here on livingston island. is just astounding . at the first seal population expanding rapidly as a penguin dial from the east last year. hi this is changing. populations are under threat to the region. i mean this is the last great wilderness on a it means protecting. it's time to head back for five days we crossed the stormy seas of the drake passage to south america. an opportunity to consider the wonder of what we've seen and the challenges that lie ahead. in winning the protection of a precious part of our planet. with the elements make you feel insignificant [inaudible] right. major ways right now. they tell me that this is quite mild [inaudible] their landing. this is where. okay for at the weather just keep rolling. finally we pass into the magellan strange. our expedition eva and learn from his mate in chile. this is my name is oliver i think we've got a long way until see exactly what this one is achieved. i can sort of list of the various things i'm proud that we've done. you know we've got r

area hospitals while one 50-year-old man was killed the family identifying him as frederick forest livingston. >> it appears that he was under the debris that fell and some of the concertgoers drug him out of there but he was already gone there was absolutely nothing we could do. >> reporter: the city's fire chief commending concertgoers' quick action and bravery >> people making a sacrifice to help someone they probably don't even know. >> reporter: selflessness likely saving lives >> and jesse is live from belvidere, illinois jesse, do we know what happens now with the theater? >> reporter: you see the structure in downtown belvidere still fenced off around the theater we have not heard from the owner of the apollo but the fire chief says he's optimistic this historic venue can be rebuilt. jose. >> jesse kirsch in belvidere, illinois, thank you. >>> we have new reporting tonight on former president trump's upcoming arraignment in new york, but there are still many details being worked out, like if there is going to be a mugshot and if cameras will be allowed in court vaughn hillyard reports

livingston bridge spans the flippa river near zoning and it is the highest railway bridge germany, 107 meters high. the crazy thing is you can climb up 777 steps. lead up along the gigantic arch of the bridge. i want to try to go up there to 1st there are belts, walkie talkies, who do you copy? yuck! and secure it. jack leads. good, else, perfect. done the stuff i'm all i want road here we go with 15 minutes to send through the forest. we're not even at the bridge and my hearts already beaten faster. ah. oh yes. once you hook on right up here we're, i'm standing, you'll only exit the securing system once you reached the on it aside. it was actually clear to me that this would happen. my fear of heights kicks in. ah, my mouth is dry. i'm starting to stutter. i'm not enjoying this at all. so the groove is almost at the top. sewland phase with me. i want to go up to. the group is already taking pictures. when we're here on the east coast, but if you want to and day 2, you can look over here and i'll take a picture of your emotional said he every step as a fight on man and the others are a

saturday, killing at least 32 people in illinois, friends and family gathered to honor frederick livingston junior. he died after the roof of this theater collapsed during a concert. raise me. so that was two years old people remain in critical condition. meanwhile on the east coast, one person was killed in delaware after a tornado destroyed this home in new jersey. this doorbell camera captured one of four twisters to hit the state. i was traumatized , petrified. i don't know what to expect. and in new york, this dazzling lightning show over manhattan. there's a blizzard warning in parts of nebraska, the dakotas and minnesota as well. we'll check your forecast in just a few minutes. explosion in st petersburg, russia has claimed the life of a well known military blogger who supported the word war in ukraine. the blast ripped through this cafe where he was giving a public talk. witnesses say woman gave him a small figurine there was apparently packed with explosives more than 30. other people were injured. the logger was known for his pro war propaganda, but he also criticized russian mili

to mon, to stop supplying weapons to ukraine. sanctions against russia have drastically reduced livingstone as well. austrians and they've taken to the streets of vienna check citizens or demanding the government resign that the country withdraw from nato and the european union. and begin to go shave some, some cheap russian gas. and this is a protest by italian bakers, a, the british being forced to give up the most basic things jude.

to mon, to stop supplying weapons to ukraine sanctions against russia have drastically reduced livingstone as for austrians. and they've taken to the streets of vienna. ah, check citizens at among in the government resign that the country withdraw from nato and the european union and begin to coach schafer on cheap russian gas. and this is a protest by italian bankers, a british being forced to give up the most basic things down to russian sanctions. europe is literally plunging into darkness. it's freezing. ah, but what does the us have to do with it? ah, i will ensure that joe biden does not receive for more years in order to make america great and glorious. again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president bush. on november, the 15th 2022. donald trump announced he would run for the american presidency in 2024. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rod and corruption of washington dc. but why is donald trump convinced the u. s. one survive another joe biden presidency? i was deep for says trump once again talking about.

ken livingstone part the band, livingstone is part of the band, is back together the is getting backbe. you a senate colleagues are you have a senate colleagues are not as popular as he used to be and have a jeremy corbyn who and you have a jeremy corbyn who could make quite a dent. but the real issue the real issue is this when people look at keir starmer that remember but you were the man who first ardently pushed this man to the top of the pile. you talked about supporting him left, right and centre , and now abandoned centre, and now you've abandoned him suits you. this him because it suits you. this says about who you says something about who you are, i'm not sure i will let are, and i'm not sure i will let you put it. this person running the i also have to the show. and i also have to ask, did leader of the ask, why did the leader of the labour party dirty his hands? why is he known as the one who blocked it? because that blocked it? because then that means that absolutely wanted means that he absolutely wanted people usually if people to know that usually if you're the party,

and st mirren won 3—0 against livingston.ng brighton this lunchtime. leah galton headed the visitors in front early on before adding a second midway through the second half. substitutes rachel williams and lucia garcia scored late on to make it 4—0. the victory sees united go ahead of manchester city having played one game more with city playing arsenal tomorrow. brighton are nowjust two points above the relegation zone. we'll have all the latest from the women's six nations... where france play an hour with m players against ireland . but still come out on top. and a bulked—up anthonyjoshua is just hours away from one of the biggest fights of his career to date in london againstjermaine franklin. to rugby union now — and the last—16 matches of the champions cup continue this weekend. premiership side harlequins left it late against stormers in south africa, but their late tries weren't enough as they exit the competition. craig templeton reports. in the shadow of table mountain, knockout champions cup rugby comes to cape tow

there were also wins for hibernian and livingston.rath scored the winning penalty. the first of the women's fa cup semi—finals hasjust finished, and manchester united are into their first cup final, after a dramatic 3—2 win over brighton at leigh sports village. it was the bottom—of—the—table club that surprisingly took the lead in the first half. veatriki sarri's cross punched in by united keeper mary earps. but united hit back in the second half, leah galton equalising, before alessia russo put united ahead with a powerful effort with 20 minutes to go. but brighton hit back almost immediately, danielle carter taking advantage of a defensive mistake to set up a dramatic finish. and it was united who found the winner, with two minutes remaining, substitute rachel williams striding through on goal to send united through to wembley, where they'll face either chelsea or aston villa on may 14th. those two sides play tomorrow. the nood, the those two sides play tomorrow. tue: good, the bad those two sides play tomorrow. tte: good, the bad

this was such a fear that in new york, in upstate, new, an enslaved man named robert livingston. it was also part of the legislature actually helped to pass a law that prescribed death to any enslaved person who'd run away, who was found 40 miles north of because they knew that that's where they were going. and in fact, his enslaved people did. then later escape and they made it all the way to france, canada. they took refuge with the governor of montreal. and, you know, they were passing information. this is what enslaved people had. they had information. this becomes very important. we think about the run up to the american revolution and how enslaved people, part of the espionage network that is established in the colonies. so we're going to be thinking about that as well. now, other enslaved people really thinking about leaving forever. we actually think that people are going to run to freedom. and freedom is a place right where people can never get to back into slavery. but most enslaved peoples, many enslaved peoples, in fact, we're just trying get some time off. right. it'

there were also wins for hibernian and livingston.red the winning penalty. the first of the women's fa cup semi—finals is under way. manchester united are taking on brighton at the leigh sports village, and the bottom—of—the—table club surprisingly took the lead in the first half. veatriki sarri's cross punched in by united keeper mary earps. but united hit backjust a9 seconds into the second half, leah galton left unmarked in the box for the simple finish. united have ta ken united have taken the lead through alessia russo. these are live pictures. this match is over on bbc two, i am guessing. pictures. this match is over on bbc two, iam guessing. oryou pictures. this match is over on bbc two, i am guessing. or you can watch it on the bbc sport website. or the red button. man united leading brighton in the first of the women's fa cup semifinals. stay with us here on sportsday. we'll hear from joejoyce, ahead of his big fight tonight. and that could be a step closer to a world title shot. there's been more success for british gymnasts

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dundee united lift themselves four points clear of the bottom with a 2—0 win over livingston.as introduced, despite becoming the first team kilmarnock have beaten away from home this season, that finished 2—1. ten—man hibernian squeezed into the top six with a battling 1—1 draw at manager—less stjohnstone. chelsea will have to come from behind against barcelona if they're to reach the women's champions league final. it's after they narrowly lost today's first leg at stamford bridge by a 1—0. reginaldo rosario was watching: chelsea boss, emma hayes, said her side will be need to be perfect over two legs to stand a chance against the champions but they started in the worst possible fashion. caroline graham hansen with a stunning fishing and 1—0 with a stunning finish and 1—0 after just four minutes. the last time these two sides met barcelona waltzed their way to a champions league trophy but chelsea thought they scored an equaliser and moments through she was there again but to be denied by lucy bronze. her afternoon took a turn for the worse and this aceite no for the worse an

reporter: frederick forrest livingston junior was killed in the collapse.in delaware, state police confirmed one person died saturday during the storms. a confirmed tornado there. this video captured in bridgeville. u.s. is home to one of the worst weather catastrophes on earth because of our geography. the two oceans, the gulf of mexico, peninsulas like florida, the rocky mountains and the jet stream contribute to the most extreme and frequent weather troubles. climate experts told the associated press. this is video from arkansas where we saw tornadoes ripped to the region near little rock this weekend. among all regions of the u.s., one expert said the south has it the worst experiencing every type of weather event from tornadoes to blizzards, wildfires, floods and hurricanes. a day after being released from the hospital, pope francis resided -- presided over mass in st. peter's square in rome today as he kicked off events leading up to easter. this morning, the pope presided over the palm sunday mass to mark the start of holy week. francis was treated f

derek: frederick livingston junior was killed in the collapse. in delaware police confirmed one person died saturday during the storms with a confirmed tornado there. this picture captured in bridgeville. derek dennis, abc news, new york. liz: several experts say the u.s. is home to the worst weather catastrophes on earth because of our geography. the rocky mountains and the jetstream contribute to the most extreme and frequent weather troubles. this is video from arkansas where we saw tornadoes ripped through the region near little rock this weekend. among all regions of the u.s., one expert says the south has ir eventso blizzards andwifires, floods and hurricanes. after being released from the hospital, pope francis resided over a mass in rome today reading off to easter. this morning he resided over the palm sunday mass to mark the start of holy week. the week is a time of rituals and services leading to the easter holiday next sunday. the pope was treated for bronchitis during his hospital stay. the 86-year-old was in good spirits as he left

liam livingston hit two runs in the 2a run defeated by rail challengers in the sentience premier leaguet played since december when he injured his knee during that test in pakistan. rough and the dollar not to play next week's madrid open as he hasn't fully recovered from an injury he picked up at the australian open injanuary. he's already missed tournaments at wales, miami, monte carlo as well as this week's arsenal game. taking you to texas now, where england's georgia hall is paying her first round in the first women's major of the year. hoping to win his second ever title at the chevron championship. this was her a little earlier. she's been playing pretty well. that was her second birdie of the day that she is just picking out now. the 2018 women's open champion is the player and also currently top of the money list rankings. please do say that our golf correspondent joins us live to talk about it now. georgia hall in great form, what you say she is one of the favourites? absolutely. as you say, top of the money list, runner—up for the last three tournaments, six last week and she

livingston, mr heald, mr. coralluzzo. and remember that these are th ones we know about. back negative. the fire burned it clean of evidence. so th sheriff's office turned to a volunteer search dog team fo help. and sure enough, the dog appeared to hit on jones'scent in paige's charred car. an then they sniffed their wa down this gravel road that dea ends at the gunnison river when given paige's scent, th dogs followed exactly the same path along highway 50 down the gravel road into the gunniso river. so was paige's body i here somewhere? they called in divers >> basically, we go across the river about 100 feet. they let us out five feet. we come back across the river, 100 feet. an basically just searching b feel, i just got out of ther and it's pitch black on th bottom >> but there just wasn't a bod down there. swept away by th river perhaps? anyway, the labor-intesive search of the countryside, which had bee going on for two long months now seemed rather pointless. so, at summer's end, the command post closed. >> i guess that's the only thing at this point to d because

authorities say this was a 50-year-old ma eventually is identifying hi as frederick forest livingston junior. described as a son brother, father, uncle, an grandpa. saying he had a big heart and cared for others deeply. that is how his family remembered him. you mentione at least 48 others wer injured. there are videos take from inside that show good samaritans stepping into removing rubble and help those around them. the fire chie here tells me that he is optimistic that this histori venue can be rebuilt. at thi point we have not heard from the apollo theater's owner richard? >> all right, jesse cursed thank you so much for us live will stay on top of tha breaking news story. with this evening we will have more for you on msnbc for no american voices run back after a short break. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes tradin

they talk about how important lou has been to the team's success for has like an iguodala shaun livingston, like a. >> a calming he's that stabilizing force that. >> allows everyone else to focus on what they need to focus on. you know, the way he rebounds. the ball is incredible. his playmaking has you know, taken another step in the right direction and just continues to get better. and so, you know, he's a guy who we have the ultimate trust. we also on on the defensive end, you know, if you get be, he's going to be there, you know, and i know for me when i'm on the floor time and so much more comfortable on the defensive end just because he doesn't miss any of so he's been that guy for us all year last couple years and he's continuing to get better speaks to just how special of a player he is and what he's become. >> you know? i guess what the he impacts games? you know, at this stage of of of of in the playoffs and just how important, you know, that schools, it is. i don't know. does it is? said is a relentless effort. but as you know, just a neck for no where to be and just added to th

shaun livingston, the guys who kind of fly under the radar, but the team would not be able to win without come looney one of the bright spots of this postseason for the warriors. it he had such an injury past. so it's really a great story to see just how far he's come that we will continue to have coverage from chase center all night long leading up to 10 45 kron four's hoopsession. >> for now we're live at chase. i'm jason dumas. specter, you yeah. think they're all on the bench. >> he's griat. i love watching him play and i don't want to go to sacramento either. keep it here. >> and let's stay here. yeah, for sure. wealthy tonight and don't forget, as you can set up throughout the warriors postseason. the crowd for is running a nightly playoff edition of hoopsession. so joint jason aaron and kate as they break down each game as well as bring us all the interviews from the players and coaches. that's tonight and every night that show stare starts at 10. 45 that such a good one? alright warriors, what's the weather like? here's a live look at san francisco. everyone is getting ready for t

dundee united lift themselves four points clear of the bottom with a 2—0 win over livingston.that finished 2—1. ten—man hibernian squeezed into the top six with a battling one all draw at manager—less st johnstone. manchester city are into the fa cup final after they beat championship side sheffield united 3—0 at wembley this afternoon thanks to a riyadh mahrez hattrick. sheffield united frustrated city for most of the first half— until danieljebbison was adjudged to have fouled bernardo silva in the box. riyadh mahrez, rather than erling haaland, took the penalty and put city ahead. mahrez then took on the blades all by himself— running straight through their defence to make it 2—0 just after the hour mark. and five minutes later, jack grealish cued up mahrez to complete his second manchester city hat—trick and ensure his side's place in the final. chelsea will have to come from behind against barcelona if they're to reach the women's champions league final. it's after they narrowly lost today's first leg at stamford bridge by a 2—0. at stamford bridge by a 1—0. reginaldo ros

was killed authorities say this was a 50-year-old man eventually i identifying him as frederick livingston junior. described as a son, brother, father, uncle, and grandpa saying he had a big heart an cared for others deeply. that is how his family remembered him you mentioned at least 4 others were injured. there are videos taken fro inside that show goo samaritans stepping into removing rubble and help those around them. the fire chief here tells me that he is optimistic that thi historic venue can be rebuilt. at this point we have not hear from the apollo theater' owner. richard? >> all right, jesse, kurt than you so much for, us live, we will stay on top of th breaking news story. with this evening we will have more for you on msnbc for no american voices run back after a short break. ness. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. mmm, popcorn. (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix t

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livingston learned flint dredged up evidence of past relationships, he decided to preempt the expose. i set the example i hope present clinton will follow, he told a steinhaus chamber and live television audience announcing not only his refusal for speakership but his recognition from congress altogether. nearly two decades before this bit part in the clinton impeachment drama riveted the nation, livingston was at the center of another scandal involving politicians. one that in his own words had the potential to be world shaking. the malfeasance to which he had become privy implicated the future president of the united states, essential american death squads, and influence peddlers who diabolical activities stretched from the halls of power in congress to the secluded cabin on lake tahoe. most explosive about this terrible intrigue and what tied it together was the nature of the sexual activity involved. appropriately for something concerning an element of the human experience so widely reviled that it existed behind a veil of secrecy, the story of ronald reagan, the homosexual ring t

frederick livingston junior di died. >> it happened so fast, man.] >> victor: just a heartbreaking weekend. the race is on to clear the debris before the next storm. so many people, another round of severe weather is just about the last thing they need. robin clutters. >> robin: you could not have said it better. heartbreaking weekend. thank you. we will bring in ginger was more onto needle threat and another life-threatening storm on the move putting 60 million blizzard we are talking about that ginger? >> ginger: this pattern is so active and so classic of spring and severe storms and more than 900 severe storm reports including the line size hail that was falling in texas. but that storm is still active at this moment. there are tornado watches. worix throughout the morning in mississippi. mobile, pensacola, florida panhandle all have to watch for the tornado watch. the ingredients are there to make a tornado. the blizzard warnings are up. so interstate 90, that is going to be a record with 60 mile-per-hour winds. that most lights east and it loo

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