we have scott lucas he's a professor of american studies at the university of birmingham and co-founder of the news and analysis website the trump project welcome to you will james in boston so joe biden's got a bounce how did he manage it. well it's stunning what if the story line all year has been that democrats in the united states very much wanted to find the person they think can defeat donald trump in the fall election it was the the answer to that was not clear throughout most of the year would it be biden would it be other people like people to judge or someone else after the sarah days south carolina primary where he had a convincing win the moderate lane seemed to figure out that for whatever reason it would be joe biden is the person that they would back and that they believe is the most electable this race is far from over but right now is a stunning victory in states that he was not supposed to win on super tuesday he was disposed to hold his own as bernie sanders grew a delegate lead but the crew didn't happen it's a shocking result today linda in new york why does califor

luca's sister is also still at home 22 year old daughter stoney tourism she's finally landed a job at the check in counter for an airline it's limited to 11 months after a short enforced break she'll have to apply for the job again such short term contracts with no real prospects have become the norm in spain. we all know that in advance. you know they can't give you a permanent contract no matter how good you are. if you want the money you sign. if not you must not needed that badly are. 28 year old one me gayle has about reached his limit he's been scraping by on various part time positions he's a waiter in a cafe. also an assistant for disabled passengers at the airport. he's been looking for a job as a teacher ever since he earned his teaching degree 4 years ago. someone with you hardly see any office and when i go for one here for example 400 people applied . in order or 1168 for this one it's really frustrating you keep trying so long and you think you've started so hard and what doesn't get you. one miguel has been thinking about leaving the country but he'd have to leave his g

i named my tumor after lucas. i love that book. and so i don't know what, i don't know if there's another author at this event, maybe in the whole of publishing that's ever had a malignancy named after one of their characters. [laughter] so i just, i just said, oh -- and i signed her book. and all i said was are you okay now? she smiled, she rolls up her sleeve. she goes lucas ising gone now. and she walks out real sweetly. so now i'm thinking, i've got a future in this business. [laughter] [applause] one more true story. and, again, it kind of goes back to that novel. apparently if you're a young writer starting out or any -- i'll give you one piece of advice, do not write about roadkill like i did. do not. there's a whole subculture that you do not want to know about. i got roadkill recipes sent to me. [laughter] i got the weirdest stuff you could imagine. there's a whole culture about roadkill that i had no knowledge of. i was in a book -- at a book signing outside of chicago, outside of milwaukee, actually. this is a true story

handing out flyers was never luca's great ambition after earning a master's degree in water management he thought his life would go very differently this environmental expert has been looking for a suitable position for half a year now. that i look in and you know maybe this really isn't my thing. that i was the stick with this for long or. maybe just keeping afloat with this job and constantly sending off applications by mail or email was important that i find a proper job. his chances don't look good every 3rd young person in spain is unemployed many college graduates look for work in their fields for years and like luca still live with their parents he'd like to build his own life but won't be moving out any time soon. i mean i would have been a bit spadeful when my parents give me 20 euros so i can go out with friends on friday evening. when i want to after all i'm 26 i'd like to give them something a holiday for example but i called. his sister is also still at home 22 year old carlotta stoney tourism she's finally landed a job at the check in counter for an airline it's limited t

especially, patrick mchenry, virginia fox, fox, sam, rodney davis, tom cole, ron bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas, frank mccall, mark thornberry, mike rogers everybody coming together to see fruition to today as i said on the floor the viruses here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it we did not choose it with the passing of this bill you will see we are fighting it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. especially the majority leader for his work today and the rest of the future. >> i want to join you to acknowledge the committees for all of this. it's not here to those discussions in the appropriations committee and in thee discussion peter defazio and infrastructure and maxine waters and veterans affairs, small business and energy and commerce. it was very helpful to us and the members here that would have the house administration and of course the distinguish leader mr. hoyer. that not only on course that we have the numbers needed to get the job and then to acknowledge chuck schumer and dick durbin but what we have to do now we have t

especially, greg walden, patrick mchenry chavez, chavez, griggs, rodney davis bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas mike mccall, kitty merchant phil roe, matt thornberry mike rogers come everybody coming together to make sure we could make this today. as i said on the floor. the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invited or choose it. but with the passing of this bill you will see we will fight it together and we will been together i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work and the majority leader for his work today and in the future we can all work together to put america first. thank you. >> i want to join you and although not here right now we will let them fight in the appropriations committee with those important discussions. and the committee that represented her committee on the floor. peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house administration and t

lucas. if there are members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. at this time i would like to introduce our witnesses. first we have dr. suzan murray. dr. murray is the program director for the global health program at the smithsonian's national disease and conservation biology group. next is dr. john brownstein, the chief innovation officer at boston children's hospital and professor at harvard medical school. third, i welcome dr. peter hotez, who will be introduced by the chair for the subcommittee on energy. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. it's truly a privilege and a pleasure to introduce an internationally recognized physician scientist in global health, tropical diseases, and vaccine development who is also my neighbor and a cheerleader in our community. dr. hotez is a professor at college of medicine and co-director of texas children's hospital for vaccine development. as head of texas general vaccine forlopm

and luca is mobilizing to register voters. >> to increase the minimum wage, we did. that's right.oing to get rid of trump in 2020? we are. >> all right. let's go. >> i say my people, we got a story. >> yeah. >> we got to tell the whole world. >> this is people territory. >> i say my people. >> yeah. >> we got a story. >> yeah. >> we got to tell the whole world. >> this is people territory. whoo! >> with many undocumented in this phoenix neighborhood, residents are wary of a knock on the door. >> why is it so important for you to participate in this process? >> i'm extraordinarily moved by these idealistic young people. many of them are out here fighting for people's right to vote, because their parents can't vote. here's the thing. several of these activists can't cast a ballot either. like abreu, she is a dreamer, brought here, undocumented, from mexico, as a child. >> we are a product of our parents, what brought us, and what keeps pushing us to do the work that we do. in the midst of all of this, what comforts, us what connects us to our roots is this. >> are you rewarding me w

fox news is lucas thomas reports on why unitary leaderships say they are unable to port these type ofket attack against u.s. forces in iraq since wednesday. fox news has learned one of the three wounded americans is in critical condition and had to be evacuated out immediately. the u.s. forces in the middle east says he does not have enough drones overhead to see what is going on. >> i don't have enough isr to be everywhere all the time. it is probably covered until seconds before they set the timer and ran away, so you have a very limited prey of time when it appears as a missile loaded truck. >> reporter: this time the rockets were fired from other ground behind us and cement wall. down moments below the strike. these photos from a u.s. military spokesman in baghdad show 56 tubes to launch good to go show rockets but only about have successfully fired and hit the base. the attack was carried out in broad daylight, normally attacks like this take place at night. it shows the level they have in carrying out these attacks. is hard for u.s. drones to see what is going on behind a cement

lucas for five minutes. >> thank you. thinking about those comments, let's begin from the perspective being your neighbor of north and all, -- in oklahoma. as of life's night -- as of last night, there are no confirmed positive cases of coronavirus in oklahoma as of yesterday evening. although one oklahoman showing symptoms is awaiting on test results from the cdc. can you discuss for a moment what we can share with our constituents back home to not instill panic and how to stress the importance of reasonable steps to prevent spread. dr. hotez: i know oklahoma pretty well. my son graduated from ou just last year. petroleum engineers. we love norman. the issue is this. i think an attempt to calm public fears, you're hearing things like is a mild illness. this is like flu. it is not really the case. because this is a really unusual virus. especially for young people, it's a mild illness but we are seeing some devastating things. we got a heads up about this from the chinese. they actually informed us, and we knew it was com

luca thomason has the latest from the pentagon. >> reporter: top government officials say there is no truth whatsoever to rumors the national guard will enforce martial law or a nationwide lockdown of the coronavirus outbreak. acting secretary chad wolf spoke on fox and friends. >> simply not true. what we see is a lot of disinformation campaigns, via text, but via social media, we want to make sure that we refute those, have no plans for a national lockdown, or national quarantine. >> reporter: the head of the national guard set on twitter quote i hear unfounded rumors about national guard troops supporting a nationwide quarantine. let me be clear. there is has been no such discussion. that national guard will continue to help their communities. defense secretary esper says almost 4000 guardsmen have been mobilized across 31 states as tens of thousands could eventually be called up. the army corps of engineers top general is exploring ways to convert thousands of rooms from existing hotels and college dorms into makeshift hospitals. >> we are talking about over 10,000, that we are lo

lucas tomlinson is live from the pentagon with the latest.d afternoon, lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, gillian. those are 12,000 national guard troops that have been mobileized in all 50 states, including -- in addition to thousands of u.s. active duty soldiers to make makeshift field hospitals in new york. president trump said he will plan to use the defense authorization act again, one day after ordering gm to make more ventilators. >> i would say we'll use it again, maybe once or twice. we have a couple of little problem children and we'll use it when we have to but overall, i tell you, the private free enterprise system is at work like nobody's seen in a long time. we're looking at two companies that have not lived up to what they said. i would say they're in a 1% group, okay. >> reporter: the army corps of engineer transformed the abbott center to a makeshift hospital with over 3,000 beds, one of the largest hospitals in the united states. the hospital ship comfort arrives monday, a few blocks away, to add another 1,000 hospital beds

eric: lucas tomlinson thank you. meanwhile we are also following another quarantined cruise ship this one on the nile river in egypt through the vessel carrying more than 150 passengers. one third of them have tested positive for coronavirus. officials say they will be transferred to isolation in the hospital on egypt's coast. meanwhile the total number of global cases now tops 100,000. the quarantine hotel in southeast china set of tubes are people who have had contact with coronavirus patients collapse today trapping dozens in the rubble underneath. china's media says at least 33 of the 70 people they believe were inside have been rescued. why not unidentified hotel employee was quoted as saying there was construction on the 80 room hotel before the disaster however the cost of the collapse remains unclear. with the democratic primary dwindling to three this week the focus is on joe biden and bernie sanders. as the two sharpened their attacks ahead of the next round of primaries on tuesday. ellison barber reports f

these women run living united for change in arizona or luca.kfast at a little tacoria. >> we were having a debate on whether eggs go on top. >> my preferred breakfast in any restaurant like this, give me verde and two fried eggs on top. it's just about the whole breakfast in the whole world. >> in spanish, luca means fight, and that's what the group has had to do to grow political power. >> in 2010, we started with 13,000 voter registration, and we thought that was the most amazing number. and we're real proud to say that in 2018, we were able to as a coalition register almost 200,000 people to vote. >> do you find that because we have a man in the oval office right now saying the most horrific things about people from mexico that it's a little easier to mobilize and convince people they're voters? >> we do see what we call a peoples' wake, that people are ready, they're excited to participate. and what our organizations do and make sure that our families know that they don't are to live in fear. >> it's a sunday in phoenix and luca is mobilizi

mchenry, virginia foxx, sam greg, rodney davis, mike ,onaway, tom cole, rob bishop jim jordan, frank lucas, mike mccall, kitty marchand, phil roe, max dorn berry, mike rogers everybody coming together to make sure we could make this come to fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it. we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work in the future that we can all work together and put america first and to the speaker, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. leader. i want to join you in acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. richie, you started with ways and means, nita lowey who is not here now but led the fight in the appropriations committee. it was important discussions in the appropriations committee. also who wrecked presented her committee on the floor in the discussions. peter defazio, transport

latest, lucas. >> head of u.s.e middle east says drones can't see everything. >> i don't have enough isr to be everywhere all of the time. the truck was probably covered seconds before they set the timer and ran away. you have a very limited period of time when it appears as a missile-loaded truck. >> this time they were not fired from a truck but wall knocked down before the strike. 56 rocket launched successfully at the base. the attack carried in and out broad daylight. normally attacks like this take place at night. iraqi officials say they arrested the owner of this garage used to launch the attack. the latest attack comes 3 days after two americans and a british army medic were killed at the same because wednesday 17 miles north of baghdad, 14 other coalition troops were wounded in that attack. the drone video shows the aftermath of u.s. air force jet that is destroyed 5 weapon sites thursday night used by hezbollah, iranian-backed militia, general mckenzie say terrorist groups carried out attack on wednesday

white house briefing on the coronavirus disaster and pandemic across the united states we bring in lucas tomlinson who is at the pentagon with more on now the u.s. military is dealing including acouple of additional positive tests. >> hi, lucas. >> top military leaders say there's no truth to the rumors that martial law will be declared throughout the coronavirus on fox and friends. >> it's simply not true. a lot of disinformation campaigns via text and social media. we want to make sure that we refute those. we have no plans for a national lockdown or a national quarantine. >> the head of the national guard posted on twitter, i hear unfounded rumors about national guard troops supporting a national quarantine, secretary mark esper says over 4,000 guardsmen have been mobilized over 31 states and tens of thousands could eventually be called up. army corps of engineer is exploring ways to have thousands of rooms in new york into makeshift hospitals. >> we're looking over 10,000 we're looking at right now and we need to set that up and in the fairness of the state of new york, that's not my

lucas. according to the centers for disease control at this time, most people in the united states have little immediate risk of exposure to the virus. however, public health experts also advise us a pandemic is likely, so we must gather the facts and be prepared. today, i hope our expert witnesses can provide important information we can share with our constituents. i also hope we can learn what tools are needed to detect and prevent the next pandemic. inid-19 was first identified wuhan, china, in december 20 19. since then, the world health organization has reported over 90,000 cases in over 3000 deaths spread throughout 76 countries. in the united states, the cdc has reported at least 100 52 confirmed cases and 11 deaths. we know that for most individuals, the illness is not serious. we're still getting information on the death rate. the impact on vulnerable populations is particularly concerning, though, and my thoughts are with the individuals and families that have been affected. this

the mecca morning vice chairman bera chairman lucas and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to speak about research on podcasting information. ways to support research that improve out brake response for traditional disease surveillance is critical during an exit disease outbreaks however this information can be supported with tools to support decision-making. one such tool is crowdsourced - cloud for casting. it's a hard probability for future outcomes. this is helpful and engaging the most likely outcome but also for understanding the uncertainty about the outcome but over the past year my research team in partnership with a group called hyper mind developed the crowdsourcing production platform and as forecasters to make productions about breaks. for instance we asked about the growth of a bowl of the spread of measles in the united states and how many u.s. counties might see cases. on most occasions forecasters provided accurate addictions. recently we focused our forecasting platform on covid-19 regas about the number of countries that would ha

from the pentagon lucas tomlinson has that story today.ou find out. >> bill, i found out only one of those 75,000 service members has actually contracted coronavirus that's in south korea. training has been affected. u.s. and israel announcing it's canceling a major missile defense exercise every two years with the threat from iran not going away. in a statement the u.s. military said it scrapped the 10-day exercise because of out of, quote, precautionary measure. 2500 u.s. troops and thousand israeli soldiers were supposed to participate. back here in the united states, 70s secretary mark esper says he is fully confident the pentagon can withstand the virus. >> we have a lot of capabilities in this building. you know, our national military command center has the capability to go for weeks at a time if they have to be locked down inside the building. if we have some type of outbreak. >> the u.s. warships continue their missions around the world after leaving guam the aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt pulled into vietnam. spent 14 days at

leland: lucas, thank you very much. gillian.rus is now a whole government undertaking, means all the federal departments, all agencies, everyone getting involved, u.s. state department. let's bring north carolina congressman mark walker who is also a member of the homeland security committee. congressman, you wrote to homeland security this week and you said one of the things that you're most concerned about now is disinformation coming out of china. tell us about that. >> yeah, we understand their history. even pompeo refer today -- referred to misinformation even lack of information. in february they told us cases had been turning downwards and we find out it had spiked to 15,000. this is china's history. we appreciate what they're sharing in terms of adding revenue orthopia -- to develop e for coronavirus. we have to watch the southern border. when i was there months ago in one calendar year we were able to apprehend individuals for more than 60 countries. just this year alone we were able to apprehend more than 300 nationali

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lucas?ng holding the president up but using it as a selling point. in this case it was actually getting the people involved in specific policy so it's actualld helping the common man or the e middle class man to come out and without you we can't do this, but with you you can be part of this grander thing that's helping all americans.out >> and that is really key as yo well when we think about media h and new media and the presidency. because really effective presidents are able to use new media to win elections, but the also to govern. to use it as a tool to sell their agenda as well. and making that transition from communication on the campaign to trail to communication once in mmunic is really key. and this is why what dwight in eisenhower does with television is also really important because he follows that trajectory. in terms of using new media to win an election and then reshape how he governs and how he sets the agenda as lucas pointed out. so, again, we see a lot of the new possibili

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david: lucas, thank you for the news, lucas, from the pentagon to congress, the house passing a bill the fisa court ahead of this weekend's deadline. the senate is expected to vet on it -- on monday. the bill does include some reforms but former acting attorney whitaker those reforms do not go and joins me now. matt, great to see you. you know, when you think of -- when you think of all of the mistakes that the fisa court made and the russia investigation signing off on altered fbi documents on the trump dossier which, of course, was never verified by the fbi and all of this leading to the spying on u.s. citizen at least one if not more, a lot of people just justin: get rid of the courts if they've gone that far to accept stuff that's not true, what more have they done that we don't even know about? >> right, everyone needs to remember what horowitz found as the fisa abuses and doj and the fbi have tried to clean up some of those mistakes and this bill, i think, goes some distance to address the concerns about civil liberties and individual privacy that should be addressed and i know

. >> a conversation with rick lucas.nurse at the ohio state at medical center and president of the nurses organization. rick, ohio stop elected surgeries and your hospital restricted visitors. tell us about today on the front line and in terms of the supply lines of the protective gear, is today better than yesterday or last week or things getting worse? >> you know nurses here are worry about the shortage of ppe. we are at a point where we are signing out one mask a day and we have to keep the same mask all day unless it is soil with blood or something else then we can sign out another mask. the shortage of ppe and the reuse is a major concern for nurses here. there are many changes in the supply chain that makes people feeling uneasy and sometimes the delivery of ppe of the nurses on the front line. >> help somebody understands your profession. if you are getting one mask a day, how many patients you are encountering and how many in a perfect world if you had perfect supplies, how many would you go through? >> most nur

. >>> a los pocos minutos esta tienda lucas as y esta congestoin se repetía a lo largo y ancho de diferentesal pero la gente agarra tres o cuatro. >>> la gente los agarra como si vivieran solos en el mundo. >>> algunos fueron tres saber de las canelaciones de las escuelas. >>> son tres semanas que van a estar en la caso . >>> otros han resistido la tentacio de comparar masivamente pero ya no dieron más . >>> nosotros nos quedsmos sin comer. >>> gustavo vino con sus guatnes. >>> no tocar con mis manos. >>> y él decidió comprar en grande . >>> no hay papel de baño y ni rollos para la cocina, no hay leche regular. >>>en tiendas limitaban productos para comprar especialmente agua . >>> mire cómo terminaron estos papeles higienicos en una autopista de arkansas al parecer cayeron de un vehículo autoridades del departamento de transporte enviaron personal de limpieza para removar esto . >>> y no solo las compañías que fabrican productos para baño sino que también la compañía (en inglés) triplica su producción ante la escases. >>> pero también incrmento la venta de armas pues subidron las ventas, el

lucas? >> jon, before leaving for norfolk, president trump threatened to invoke the defense production act again. >> i would say we will use it again, maybe once or twice. we have a couple little problems, and we'll use it where we have to, but overall i tell you the private, free enterprise system is at work like nobody has seen in a long time. we are looking at two companies that haven't lived up to what they said. i would say they are in a 1% group. >> leading the u.s. military's response against the virus, head of u.s. northern command. he calling it is a wartime operation. he's say medical specialists will soon deploy from jacksonville, florida not clear where they will go. defense secretary esper described the military's response. >> for several weeks the department of defense has been surging personnel, capabilities and equipment to help slow the spread of the virus. thousands of national guard troops are mobilized across the country, conducting a variety of essential tasks ranging fr

rick lucas, he's a rapid response registered nurse at ohio state wechsler medical center, and she's atnt federation of professionals. everyone knows nurses are who you have the most contact with when you're in the hospital. you do the yeoman's work, you're there every day. in vermont, do you and other health care workers have what you need to protect yourselves as you treat the infected? >> i would say at this moment we do, but that is rapidly changing. we're already at the point where we're starting to ration our ppe, meaning we're using one mask a day and we're putting it in a paper bag when we come out of the patient's rooms, and that's not something that's sustainable for the future. >> rick, one of the things you spoke about, which was so striking to me is that you see nurses wearing trash bags as isolation gowns, and we saw similarly and miguel marquez was reporting out of brooklyn that some of the workers are buying their uniforms at home depot on their way to work. when might that change in this crisis? >> we are terrified. we are rationing and reusing ppe as well here in ohio.

lucas, thank you.rthel: president trump traveled to tennessee for a firsthand look at damage there from deadly tornadoes that killed at least 24 people earlier this week. the president touring devastated neighborhoods in putnam county where twisters tore a two mile long path, powerful winds uprooted trees and leveled homes leaving behind massive amounts of debris. according to the national weather service, at least six tornadoes hit the area in middle tennessee. >.eric: the democratic race for president shrunk this past week after the party saw the series of dropouts after joe biden's big win on super tuesday. mr. biden and senator bernie sanders have emerged as the top two candidates. squaring off against each other, they're gearing up for another round of voting that will happen on tuesday with six more states, michigan being the big prize, as they continue to fight for those pledged delegates. allison barber happens to be in missouri, st. louis, on the campaign trail where the former vice president

miller -- lucas turned his house into a rake it -- racacing track. some of those with the money to too.play some card games toilet paper has taken center stage during the outbreak. since their man desk -- matches have been canceled, athletes have started the toilet paper challenge. for most people, escapism seems to be music. these musicians use their talents to entertain t the locas in tel aviv, which seems s to be much appreciated. residents joined together to perform john lennon's imagine. ♪ in such uncertain times the song has become an anthem of solidarity, a reminder of a human connection that many in isolation feel they are missing. [applause] annette: that is beautiful to see. that is it for this edition. do stay with us here on france 24. ♪ >> embroidery and all sorts of textiles, he creates multilayered luminous images that tell quietly compelling stories. the artist has a studio in south africa. she joins us here to tell us more about her work. your latest exhibition is called a soldier of love. it is here in paris. before we take aa look

lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with more on that. >> president trump's trade advisor spoke at thehite house about the urgency to get more masks and ventilators from industry. >> we are engaged in the most significant industry mobilization since world war ii. we have a wartime president fighting an invisible enemy and we have the full force of government, coupled with the full power of private enterprise bearing down on this problem for the american people. >> leading the u.s. military's response against the virus, general, head of u.s. northern command. he said he's treating this pandemic as a wartime operation. he has set up four regional commands across the country each led by two star general. his boss defense secretary esper spoke on the pier in norfolk before the hospital ship sent sail for new york. >> you should know, mr. president, the united states military is all in on this national emergency. the great sailors and medical professionals of this tremendous hospital ship are eager to get underway and start their very important mission. >> the army corps of engineers has tr

mayor lucas had just posted a video to social media stressing the importance of voting. in michigan, disabled voters reported problems voting in detroit and dearborn. and college students in ann arbor and east lansing reported long lines with wait times of up to two hours. in a statement, senator bernie sanders called the voting problems an outrage, writing -- "at a time when democrats correctly attack republicans for voter suppression, it is disappointing to see people standing in long lines for hours today waiting to vote in michigan and around the country. people should not have to miss a day of work to exercise their right to vote." bernie sanders said in a statement. we'll have the latest on the dedecratic preresidential race after headlines with journalist and activist naomi klein and alicia garza, co-founder of the black lives matter global network. in saudi arabia, reports have emerged of a new crackdown on senior royal members and top officials as crown prince mohammed bin salman appears to be renewing efforts to consolidate power in the kingdom. at least four p

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light saber fencing inspired by the star wars franchise created by american director george lucas isa trend in france. events now take place on a regular basis and tony local is tipped here as the favorite he won the previous 2 national championships this time he's going up against nearly 40 competitors from all over france for the title. to win the fencer has to lead for 3 minutes straight or score 15 points a touch to the head is worth 5 points one to the legs 3 on tom loves the sporting aspect. your certificate was dropped some do this because they love star wars others value the aesthetic or athletic aspect or do i go for the aesthetic and athletic aspects and i love star wars but i do this for the sport and discipline. among dean is one of the few female participants. yeah there aren't many women in the school but the few there are put their hearts and souls into it we want to have fun and show we can do it. well. the cocoa has been into light saber fencing for 3 years now he is a pioneer of the discipline in may 2018 the french fencing. federation the only one in the world to d

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