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the first of ourjourney around taiwan is the former capital, thai nam. —— tainan. the port of entry for most of taiwan's conquerors. the dutch were the first to colonise taiwan and soon after they began building this large fortification. this fort was built by the dutch eastis this fort was built by the dutch east is —— dutch east india company. the dutch people wanted to travel to china since the early 16 20s, but the chinese government don't allow them to have a settlement in china, so them to have a settlement in china, so they are forced to come here and they built this place, they built they built this place, they built the fort, they built the construction for more than ten yea rs. construction for more than ten years. you can construction for more than ten years. you can see construction for more than ten years. you can see the wall. the way the bricks were, it is very different to the chinese way. how is it different? we call this a dutch bond. you see this layer, only the head of the brecht and outside side this way. by the 16 80s, chinese traders and sett

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jong un's half brother have arrived at a malaysian court there accused of smearing kim jong kim jong nam excuse me his face with a nerve agent and a kuala lumpur airport a pair of say that they were thought that they thought that they were taking part in a t.v. prank. to camera now we're seventy nine boarding school students who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say that the kidnappers are still holding three adults taken from that school the children aged between eleven and seventeen were seized early on monday morning from by mendoza the capital of the northwest region no single group has said that it carried out the kidnapping but separatist militias have been calling for a schoolboy and let's get more on that we are joined by d.w. correspondent adrienne crease in lagos so the children have been released as we mentioned what's the latest. well both the church and the authorities confirm that the children where released this night apparently they were taken by an identified gunman to a church. and then released their rights now we learn that the gates of cour

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the firm‘s co—president kim ki—nam said samsung "failed to properly manage health risks". many of which were fatal. the apology comes after a compensation dealfor around $130,000 per person was agreed earlier in the month. monica miller has the story in singapore — some closure for these families? it really is an extraordinary story when you think about it. it all started from a grieving father. a father of a 23—year—old samsung jet worker who died of leukaemia in 2007. he took on one of south korea‘s biggest companies. he represented people that not only died, but suffered from miscarriages, tumour as s and other diseases that afflicted the workers. we got a public apology in asia from the chief executive of samsung electronics. these payments are expected to go out by 2028. they are going to be around $130,000 per worker. it is hard to say exactly how many people have been impacted. advocates say anywhere from 200 workers suffering some sort of illness, and possibly 70 of them have died. really sad. thank you very much. asian stocks were mostly weaker on low volumes, rou

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. >> to take all the power of the moderates's hands for mitch mcconnell and has been official on namions with democrats controlling the house. it gives him space and breathing room and opportunities to move things he wants. people might scoff at one more senator and what's that going to mean? that's cushion. what is one less because he lost to alabama? people are more skittish with nominations. we have seen it on judges and it's happening right now on the hill with jeff flake. that matters. it does. >> if mike espy wins, there will be panic. you wrote a smart piece. democrats want to say look, we did this in alabama and the win was huge. even though they are neighboring states, they are different. alabama is urban. you have african-american voters in high numbers. you have rural areas and they have the biggest voters. >> i spoke to the top strategist for the espy campaign and advised the doug jones campaign and he distinguished the two and said they were different. mississippi is tougher than alabama and said it's more rural and more conservative. everything has to go right for them

if your nam is called, please line up, so we can keep moving. >> good afternoon, chairwoman brinkman. i haven't seen you in a long time. it's good to see you and welcome to the new directors. i appreciate your time today. this is dire. it's life and death. have to understand, i appreciate all the work that's been done. and i don't know who is forcing her to say stuff that's not true. that the report that you spent a lot of money on, but it's not factually correct in many areas. some of the data is obsolete and needs a study done by somebody that used to work with uber. the credit union came up and made a statement and we appreciate the credit union noticing, they know the industry better than the m.t.a. staff. that's the weird part. driver against driver. why are you pitting driver against driver? medallion holder against medallion holder? company against company? why do you want to do that? it's destroying the industry. mr. morgan, i appreciate him coming up here, but we rarely get turned away anymore. rarely do we circle around. i think maybe it's once a month that the lot is comple

. >> you guys were a bit more on the convention nam side. the ground troop day.n't expect that ambush to come and you flipped a switch. >> i remember the whole conversation driving in under darkness was about how we're going to come home and hang out together. we were talking about how we couldn't wait to come home, where we're going to drink beer at. the important stuff, right? really it was literally just to tell you like before we entered the village, before we left that morning it was like hey, hopefully we can get back and eat chow at the courthouse hall. that was really the mind-set. and you know eight hours later i'm putting my entire team in a body bag sending them home and i've lost everything. and i mean, you know, that's how fast it goes. you don't expect -- when you're on the special operations side sometimes you're carrying the initiative because you're the one come in. >> mountain fighting is different. we all know that, right? and my job, i was in reconnaissance. i'm not supposed to get in a firefight. we're the eyes on the target and then after we