go down, moses. go down and tell pharaoh to let my people go. >> god signals to him that he has to be the leader of the jews. and his first response is effectively i don't want to. or i wouldn't be good at it. >> he's an unsure leader. don't pick me, god. how many of us -- you know, if some finger came out of the sky and said you, we would say no, not me, not me. >> but it turns out there was another figure in ancient egypt who didn't hesitate to give everything up to follow the path of who he believed was the one and only true god. far away from the ancient royal capitals of luxor, archaeologists have discovered the remains of the lost city of amanah. >> quite a deserty space. >> the pharaoh that built this city's revolutionary ideas about just one god shook ancient egypt to its core. >> how are you? >> what does your name mean? >> it's a classic arabic name meaning the story teller. >> she says that when he gave up the comfort of his palaces along the fertile nile delta and moved to this desolate p

go down, moses. go down and tell pharaoh to let my people go. >> god signals to him that he has to be the leader of the jews. and his first response is effectively i don't want to. or i wouldn't be good at it. >> he's an unsure leader. don't pick me, god. how many of us -- you know, if some finger came out of the sky and said you, we would say no, not me, not me. >> but it turns out there was another figure in ancient egypt who didn't hesitate to give everything up to follow the path of who he believed was the one and only true god. far away from the ancient royal capitals of luxor, archaeolog t archaeologists have discovered the remains of the lost city of amanah. >> quite a deserty space. >> the pharaoh that built this city's revolutionary ideas about just one god shook ancient egypt to its core. >> how are you? >> what does your name mean? >> it's a classic arabic name meaning the story teller. >> she says that when he gave up the comfort of his palaces along the fertile nile delta and moved to th

go down moses? go down and tell pharaoh to let my people go. >> you know, moses is very reluctant when god signals to him that he has to be the leader of the jews. and his first response is effectively i don't want to be or i wouldn't be good at it. >> he is an unsure leader. don't pick me, god. how many of us have -- you know, if some finger came out of the sky and said you, we would say no, not me, not me. >> reporter: but it turns out there was another figure in ancient egypt who didn't hesitate to give everything up to follow the path of who he believed was the one and only true god. far away from the ancient royal capitals of luxor and karnak, archaeologists have discovered the remains of the lost city of amana. >> deserty space. but akhenaten seems to think it was great. >> reporter: akhenaten was the pharaoh who built this city and his revolutionary ideas about just one god shook ancient egypt to its core. >> how are you? i'm christiane. >> i'm rahwiya. >> that's a nice name. what does it mea

this is where the moses story begins. had put him inside a reed basket and placed him on the nile to save him and to protect him from the terror of the pharaoh at the time, who was having israelite children murdered. a prophet and a teacher, a leader and a liberator, moses is revered by christians, moslems and jews the world over. >> she is really, really fast. >> his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmed's. he's a devout moslem. what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? >> beard? >> no. without a beard. a little. but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity. god sent him to free the people from the pharaoh. >> well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody's telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried that they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the jews

this is where the moses story begins.d placed him on the nile to save him and to protect him from the terror of the pharaoh at the time, who was having israelite children murdered. a prophet and a teacher, a leader and a liberator, moses is revered by christians, muslims, and jews the world over. she is really, really fast. his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmad's. he's a devout muslim. what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. without a beard. >> without a beard? >> yeah. little, but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity and the oppressed. god served him to free the people from the pharaoh. >> well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody is telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the j

what did moses do at mt. sigh nye? >> we received the ten commandments. >> we visited archeological digs. >> isn't it so cool that we are up here? >> it is so cool. and even saw inexpected reminders of home. >> what's the difference between this and the washington monument? >> we're on a train to cairo. >> in many ways darius is the reason i'm on this journey. you see my mother is a christian from england and my father is a muslim from iran. i married a jewish american. and in my son, all three of these great faiths come together. >> christiania amanpour in israel. >> i have spent most of my life traveling from conflict to conflict, where the bloodshed usually had something to do with religion. so we wanted to find out whether these biblical stories that are shared have the power not just to divide and harm, but to unite and heal. it's extraordinary to stare out the window and you see all these mosques overlaying all these historical churches. christianity, judaism and islam have so much in common. and these three fait

this is where the moses story begins.im from the terror of the far row at the time having children murdered.row at the time having children murdered. moses is revealed by christians, muslims and jews the world all over. >> she is really, really fast. his story has touched so many lives like captain amid's. he's a devote muslim. what do you think moses looked like? does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. >> without a beard. >> would a baert? >> it's there but not big. >> not big? what's the most important thing for you about moses? [speaking foreign language]. >> we served humanity. god sent him to free the people from the farrow. [speaking foreign language]. >> well, if i'm a slave and i got a brutal master and somebody's telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israel lights were enslaved because the farrow was worried they had become too mightily in the land of equipment. >> at a certain point, the jews became so e numerous, they said there will be too ma

. >> i think the last person is moses. >> timothy moses. >> i didn't see a timothy. >> good afternoon honorable board members. i'm timothy i'm an immigrant from africa and have been in san francisco since 1974. i was the co-founder for african-american desk club. from the bay area board members of the san francisco and the executive director of the commission. i'm currently open the immigrant commission and would like to be reappointed to continue to serve and telephone number continue to serve guideline immigrants for languages and mental health and domestic family issues. i have degrees if mental health and i've been deep involved and work closely with the hardworking staff and my fellow commissioners in passing the due process that on civil immigration that was relevance passed by the board of supervisors. and i sincerely thank you for passing this important ordinance. finally, i'd like to thank the mayor and board of supervisors and our hardworking staff as well as my fellow commissioners and the immigrant living in the bay area especially in san francisco. you have nothing to los

chapter 18 from la invites and the lord said to moses i'm the lord your god.fter the egypt incident you shall not do and neither shall you walk in their ordinances you shall do my scombrments and the lord your god you shall expel my statutes and judgments if a man did he shall live in them. none of you shall approach any of your kin to discover the nakedness of our father or mother she is your mother you shall not undercover 9 nakedness >> i'm sorry excuse me. we're making comments on 9 or 10. >> yes. on both those issues the matters are relevant. >> okay continue. >> the in a caseness of their sister and daughter of their father or mother whether she is born at home or aboard. the nakedness of your son's daughter their nakedness you shall not undercover. the nakedness of they wives daughter she is your sister you shall not unu undercover hear nakedness >> thank you very much. i guess we will end the closed session seeing no other comments >> i'm sorry you're ready to close public comment. >> public comment is closed. >> i'd like to make a motion to go into cl

as this reconstructed model shows, the well of moses was originally brilliantly painted. the prophets deliver their prophecies like figures from a medieval mystery play. the piece was intensely theatrical, linking prophecies of the old testament to the sacrifice of christ on the cross. originally, the well was surmounted by a life-sized crucifixion group. this crucifix was smashed to pieces during the french revolution, and the largest fragment that remains is the head of christ. somehow, sluter's carving conveys both the agony of christ on the cross and the release from suffering which death has brought. life at the burgundian court was not always dominated by thoughts of god and death. the dukes of burgundy were famous for their tournaments, banquets, and extravagance. they placed great importance on all the arts. their court was one of the grandest in europe. because this was a tring court, moving between the palaces of their scattered duchy, many of their artistic treasures were portable-- tapestries, metalwork, and illuminated manuscripts. all this medieval extravaga

. >> i think the last person is moses. >> timothy moses. >> i didn't see a timothy. >> good afternoon honorable board members. i'm timothy i'm an immigrant from africa and have been in san francisco since

that is where you find wnyw reporter robert moses. when do they expect all of the big crowds to come? oh my goodness. you look like you are definitely ready. >> oh, heather, i am. i am making a fashion statement unlike any other. you ask about the crowds, there will be plenty of those. we are expecting they will be coming out at some point early this afternoon. sometimes square will close the traffic at 3:00. the party planners, the planners of the biggest party in the world tested out the ball yesterday. i am happy to report it performs just fine. this is a ball that is incredible in its splendor. we are talking 6 tons. it will be performances as miley cyrus, blondie and melissa etheridge. it will be very fight f tight f security. alcohol and backpacks not allowed in times square. a very festive atmosphere in time's square. if you are coming out bundle up. that's the latest from times square this morning. back to you. >> we love your glasses by the way. for a split second it looked like 2004 but we like them a lot. >> the one poses a

a ton of it to be exact. >> oo we lost robert moses. the ball drops.ou will see it down here in the crowd. >> we were talking about getting our electric socks and hand warmers. >> they work. rub your hands together. >> a church put up saluting our troops. looks nice, right? the county doesn't think so. they say they want the sign taken down or else the church can be fined. >> it is a patriotic county. they love the troops. >> it is nice to know they support the community. >> they say the issue isn't about the wording of the sign, but it is about permits. >> a controversial millionaire tax. income exceeding a million bucks to be taxed by 15 percent. the french president fran swau wanted a 75 percent tax. lawmakers ruled that that was unconstitutional. >>> across minnesota and kansas are pulling in the reigns on those getting public assistance with plans to randomly drug test state recipients. diane mass is heed do i joins us now with those details. good morning, diane. >> minnesota and kansas are set to become the newest states to randomly drug test wel

that's the latest in the bronx this morning. >>> robert moses live this morning.hank you. >> they will explore the impact of private companies using the devices. jay rockefeller says a hearing was already in the works before amazon's big announcement. rockefeller says they want to make sure they can meet rigorous safety and privacy standards first. the service is still several years away. >>> for the first time ever problems with the nation's largest student loan services are going under the microscope. diane nmacedo joins us to explan all of this. good morning diane. >> good morning ladies. they announced a new plan to monitor companies to collect federal consumer loan payments. the protection bureau has a rule to permit the agency to regularly examine the 7 biggest loan services which service more than 70 percent of unpaid student debt. the move follows complaints from borrower advocates that they neglect its authority to punish wrong doing allowing things like fees and charges even force delinquencies. the education department told the country's biggest loan se

queen of sheba's son with king solomon took the ark of the covenant, moses' commandments?> where do you think they are? >> city of axum. >> in your country of ethiopia? >> yes. >> do you think it's there really? >> yes. >> he's positive it's inside this chapel in the heart of axum in ethiopia. even though he's never seen it and no one is allowed inside. except for one monk who is entrusted with guarding the ark. scholars do believe there is an ark inside, but that it's only a replica for the middle ages. and down in the caves blow jerusalem, we consider another possibility. the ark never left but was instead hidden away in this undergrowth labyrinth. so you think it remained in jerusalem? >> yes. one thing we know is that one of the kings put it somewhere in the tunnels. >> a tunnel like this? >> nobody knows. >> is there any evidence of this ark? >> no evidence at all. only many stories around. >> if only these walls could speak. they do, however, appear almost to weep. and their tears are said to tell a powerful story about the destruction of jerusalem. >> the name of th

robert moses joins us live from penn station. is the crowd there yet? >> patti ann, not just yet. we are expecting big crowds later on today. i say that because many of the mass transit agencies here in new york city have added extra service. if you have to be in the city there are extra trains to get you where you are going to get a jump start on your holiday. the vast majority of americans will be traveling by car. some will be traveling by air. about 5 and a half million according to aaa. that's just a small decline compared to last year. one thing to keep in mind according to the tsa, if you are traveling with wrapped gifts many people do be prepared security officers may check you at the stop point to examine the gifts more closely. as a general rule wrap the gift once you get to where you are going. many people will be traveling by car over the christmas and new year's holiday. most people according to aaa will be paying less for gas this year than they did last year. aaa says that more people than ever will be traveling over these holidays, so no matter how you are going, e

to conjure of image of moses. they both preach from the top of the mountain.th interpret law. they both cross waters linking moses to jesus. >> that mu is saying to a jewish audience you need to pay attention to the story. this is your story coming with surprising fulfillment. one of the extraordinary things wi about jesus is he is constantly telling stories saying -- even his own cousin john the baptist sends him a message, are you the one we were looking for or should we be looking for someone else. jesus sends it back get a load of this the lepers are cleansed the lame are walking the dead are being raised. yes, i am actually the one that israel of the world has been waiting for. >> up next more fact and fiction about the nativity story. why december the 25th may not be the actual date of jesus' birth. then our religious scholars tell us how faith ended it all. g cat. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-champion- of-the-wor

to conjure up images of moses. they both preach from the top of the mountain and interpret law.nds that seem to be linking moses and jesus. >> matthew is saying to a very jewish audience, you need to pay attention to this story. this is actually your story coming to a surprising fulfillment. one of the extraordinary things about the new testament is jesus is constantly telling stories which say, god's kingdom is arriving, but it doesn't look like you thought it would. and even his own cousin, john the baptist, he sends him a message saying, are you actually the one who we were looking for or should we be look for somebody else? jesus says, the lepers are cleansed, the mute are speaking, the dead are being raised. yes, i am the one that israel and the world has been waiting for. >>> up next, more facts and fictions about the nativity story. and why december 25 might not be the actual date of jesus' birth. then our scholars tell us how faith transcends it all. . . . ♪ >>> what is odd about bethlehem, it used to be 100% christian. but now it's not. where have all the christians gon

queen of sheba's son with king solomon took the ark of the covenant, moses' commandments. you think they are? >> city of axim. >> in your country of ethiopia? >> yes. >> do you think it's there really? >> yes. >> he's positive it's inside this chapel in the heart of axim. even though he's never seen it and no one is allowed inside. except for one monk who is entrusted with guarding the ark. scholars do believe there is an ark inside, but that it's only a replica for the middle agings. and down in the caves blow jerusalem, we consider another possibility. the ark never left but was hidden away in this undergrowth labyrinth. >> one of the kings put it somewhere in the tunnels. >> a tunnel like this? >> nobody knows. >> is there any evidence of this ark? >> no evidence at all. only many stories around. >> if only these walls could speak. they do, however, appear almost to weep. and their tears are said to tell a powerful story about the destruction of jerusalem. >> the name of this corner is the tears of the king. >> tears for the destruction of the temple. >> yes. destructio

the same with moses.the same history, the same patriarch, and i think that is absolutely fascinating and, of course, also, the old testament is a real story of very violent history, and it's very interesting to see how all this comes to play, and how some of it is now used in modern day reality and politics, not in the best way, let's say, and i think, also, perhaps -- you know, this is unfolding and this will be airing in the aftermath of the death of nelson mandela, who really embodies the great spiritual act of forgiveness and reconciliation, and so i think that, you know are the timing of this couldn't be better. >> i agree, and it's beautifully shot. it's wonderfully told. >> yes. >> and it's just a delight. christiane, thank you very much. happy holidays to you. nice to see you again. >> to you and to all your viewers. >> i love history. it really is a great documentary, if you want to see the documentary "back to the beginning" tonight at 9:00 eastern time, right here on cnn. >>> dennis rodman, he

why is it in matthew's gospel to conjure up images of moses.th preach from the top of the mountain. they both interpret law. they both cross waters. so there are many strands that seem to be linking moses and jesus. >> matthew is saying to a very jewish audience you need to pay attention to this story. this is actually your story coming to a surprising fulfillmentment. >> one of the extraordinary things about the new testament is jesus is constantly telling stories which say god's kingdom is arriving but it doesn't look like you thought it would. jesus doesn't seem to have fitted into. and even his own cousin john the baptist when he is in prison is he sends a him a message are you the one we are looking for or should would he be looking for somebody else? jesus sends a message about back. the lepers are cleansed, deaf hear, lame are walking and dead are being raised yes i am that one that israel and the world has been waiting for. >> up next, more facts and fictionst about the nativity story. and why december the 25th might not be the actual d

.>> >> when matthew is going to have jesus give his sermon on the mount he's going to model him on mosesis being born, so as moses is almost killed by the evil pharaoh, jesus is going to be almost killed by the evil herod. >> the number one message from roman imperial theology was that the emperor was divine, and that the emperor had a divine life to rule. note of the ses symbols caesar used throughout his empire and how they were seized by the new christian religion. >> after julius caesar died, halley's comet flew over the skies in rome and his adopted s son augustus proclaimed that iss in fact, my father, julius cae caesar, ascending into heaven, and caesar augustus used that st star on all of his coins. and so when you say in the nativity story that the real star is, in fact, over a manger in bethlehem, and a little peasant jewish boy is a savior and lord of the universe, that a dramatic counterclaim to the message of roman imperial theolo theology. >> i think theseeo details beco food for thought. ag i also agree with the expression that the devil is in the details. >> reverend bern

>> moses is there. his back is against the red sea. >> what happened to the ark of the covenant?ovenant? >> and will the end of days start right here? >> soon the world as we know it will come to an end. >> come along as we continue our epic journey around the world and across time. >> oh, my gosh. >> as a war correspondent who has seen everything that tears us apart -- >> christiane amanpour in israel -- >> -- searches for what unites us. >> christianity, judaism,

morgan moses and james gale both going at it. they received personal foul penalties. mike london tried to pull the players off the field. the only touchdown came in the second quarter, over the middle, trey edmonds, 26 yards after britain the tackle, touchdown. hoakies win. this may be the craziest finished of the year. bowl, missing the 57 yard field goal attempt. alabama, all but over for them. chris davis almost goes out of bounds, keeps going. 109 yards in on the return. auburn stuns alabama. that is throwing the bcs totally out of whack. today, the hoyas took the court against lipscomb. they head coach said that greg the head coach said that one of the players would be benched for the game. the game must go on. the hoyas led by one at the half, but then they go on a 13-0 run to start the second. 40-20 six hoyas. later in the second, the hoyas on cruise control. the pass, the circle around, finds the big man, josh smith, who slams it home. georgetown win 70-49. george mason, three minutes to go, mason down by one. wright, look at this. above the reverse layup. he

moses said let's go to the promise land. it is better over there. we have to go through this desert thing. we have to balance the budget. that is a good thing. we have to tackle social problems to organize society and tackle health care. if we have those things and that balance budget fight, then we can meet people somewhere. >> you know what though, i don't disagree with that, but if you look at the success of republican governors, it is because jobs are being created. if you are not creating -- job created -- job creation is the moral imperative of people today. if people aren't working, they can lose their dignity. they can lose strengthen in their family, whatever the family might look like. commonsense regulation, no income tax -- if you think taxes don't matter, then why are my people moving to florida and texas? because we are taxing them. people respond to that. the fact of the matter is that, throughout the local history, it is jobs. it is jobs that elected roosevelt, the other roosevelt reagan got elected because we were mired in a deep, d

the base but moses didn't say, hey, i got great idea, let's go to the desert. it's really hot there, dry, a little bit. it will be good. moses said let's go to the promise land. better. we have to go through the desert. we have to balance the budget. important. it's for a purpose. we have a better way to attack problems, to organize society and to help people with health care. things, we can lead people somewhere. >> you know what? i don't disagree with that. but if you look at the success of republican governors, jobs created. so if you ear not creating -- moral ation is the most imperative in the country today. if people aren't working, they lose dignity, they can lose strength in the family, whatever like.amily looks job creation is critical. there are certain things you create jobs. perry has half of them created in the united states. ommon sense regulation, no income tax. if you think taxes don't matter? moving to florida and texas? because we're taxing them. people respond to that. the matter is that throughout political history, it's jobs. elected that r

you were from "empire of the sun," to "moses." >> poor, little fella.moses in the book of exodus, with ridley scott. >> "out of the furnace" is in theaters today. christian bale, thank you for joining us and for being a good sport about that old clip. but you were really cute. >>> coming up, a very special performance from the cast of "the lion king." ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ >>> we continue to celebrate the singular life of times, civil rights icon, nelson mandela. seen here with heads of state. but your eye is always drawn to that man, who we do remember today. and in so doing, we asked the cast of "the lion king" to create a special performance for us. to celebrate the life of nelson man

it's even believed that moses stuttered.ding to experts, 3 million americans stutter, and many of those are kids. that's why this gala event is so important. it's an annual fundraiser in support of an organization for kids called our time. >> welcome to our time's 11th annual benefit gala! [ cheers and applause ] >> our time is a place where you can just be yourself without anybody interrupting you, and -- and you don't have anyone, like, saying, "oh, you talk funny," or, "oh, you're stupid" just because you stutter. >> it is -- it is such an honor to share the stage with you acclaimed artists. >> our time started as a theater group. using the creative arts, like performing on stage, is one of the ways our time helps kids become more comfortable being themselves. >> do you need a hug? >> i might. yeah, i think i do. thank you. [ applause ] >> it's just so cool to, like, come to a place every saturday that's, like, safe, kind of, and there's no, like, threat of, like, teasing or, like, hazing, all that. it's just -- it's just

the first from durban, south africa, the moses labida stadium. rush, big swing attracts at this stadium. it is something you can go there and do willingly. watch this. you get up to the very tippy-top of this stadium. >> oh, it is this thing. i don't like this thing. this is awful. >> they hook the guy up to this big swing. they give him some instruction. here is the countdown. >> three, two, one, go! >> once you get down to sort of mid-field there, you don't really swing back and forth. it is kind of one big free-fall. you are still pretty high up. eventually, in the video, the guy points out his family. >> this is the stuff my nightmares are made of. eventually, they pull the guy back up to the top. >> that was amazing. >> from big swings to that, what you are about to watch is a soccer match but not your average match. oh, bubble football they are calling it. >> we've got to do this. >> there are some giant hits. these are guys and girls in these bubbles just launching themselves at each other, no t e even paying attention to the paul. >> ever

. >> yes, a couple of announcements i want to reiterate of the governor's award and to recognize moses corrette and tim frye. the richmond plant was designed by a detroit based firm that i worked for two years in my first two years out of architecture school. and nice to see that building in that fashion. we had an open house for the open space element for the general plan and the green plan. we had a nice turn-out to announce the final draft. those are perhaps today or next week. we anticipate both of those projects next year for your consideration. we are excited about both of those. it's a long time coming and we are working with the park and recreation draft and we believe is in great shape. and the green's connection plan that implements an important set of policies. so we are excited about those moving forward. and thirdly, i wanted to spend a couple of minutes on the legislation that is mentioned senate bill 743, that changes some of our ceqa rules and methodologie methodologies. in addition, the most substantive change was that the level of service will be replaced with a diffe

moses is up by seven at the half of the great team play continues into the third has seven players tally of twenty seven points. people can recover and go to sleep easily eighty four to seventy two. now what's the deal agl id graders tasty tackle bit stormy and connie now let's get straight to the highlights another big storm pull the rug from under the graders in the first and third graders rally in the second set thirty five to thirty three. the moment and see saws back to the big storm coming back to the raiders. the total assets he had edgar and kenya one leading the attack of the greatest come out of date there's three sets to two. as for me to the sportscenter this has been speaking to check back at midnight for the latest in the world of sports it's good. and he is i was jealous. he said. he said he is in it. standing it is. rob had signed its christmas eve and you can install them come and thanks for watching season. since the city. it is did it. it is i knew. and the two. it is ben. i did. op. it is. it is view isn't it. steve. i did you do. what were you. to do i do. i did. it

moses had the red sea. and crossed today to begin an era after mandela.en taken home to join god almighty. and no longer with us but belongs to the ages. on the other side of the river jordan, elijah, where we could do before the departure and the elijah, like solomon did not ask for fame or wealth or position all along life but a double is not easy generations a has traveled with the great profit, statesman, gentle, have we not breezed? the thing is others will only read about him in years to come. we are his heirs. we are his sons and daughters, we are progeny, we are the harbingers of hope for the future, we have been in doubt with the privilege to take his legacy further. he has fallen and it is in our hands. two things are important to note. it is not passed on. it drops and elijah make a conscious decision to pick it up as a symbol of responsibility, service, and sacrifice. and pick it up. and where is the daughter of the elijah? the god that demonstrated liberation in the history of israel. where's the god of elisha that guided and inspired the pro

we upgraded to respond with a big birds in chemical agents from moses aid that the army. the danes on in between the weekends to finish the danes and a civilian in them intelligently or so. so we only reach respond to that situation. should the need be with him going ot be a mission best we can take out the presents which might be contaminated and we can clean them we can stabilize them and we canvacuate them to two awesome. however if after untouched forest is dispatched to spearhead its unclear where the chemical weapons new contract the organization for the presentation of chemical weapons says is to determining the final destination for this team in stockpiles but your medications director genel has called for all countries involved to continue supporting the disarmament missing. you tell cctv. i was lulu. mm mm mm mm. culture extends. the war. so now the enemy seen the is coming closer to us. you boys with me. an accident the new you let's watch to get there. i bought. he delivered the news let's explore. we get you inside a real. every day cctv. welcome back to cc t

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