shadow of the nile river water is untouchable and if supplies affected by the ground run. there will be severe consequences that's the warning by the egyptian president has country is in a year's long dispute with the opiah over the hydro power project. it is building the $5000000000.00 mega dam on the blue nile river downstream countries egypt answered a concern that could affect their access to water there want a legally binding agreement over the dams operations but talks to resolve the standoff have stalled over the past decade if the o.p.'s started to fill the dams reservoir last year with no deal in place it insists its neighbors won't be harmed and the dam is important to its economic development. no one can take a single drop of water from egypt and whoever wants to try it let them try i'm not threatening anyone here our dialogue is always reasonable and rational no one can take a drop from egypt's water and if it happens there will be inconceivable instability in the region there's been a push for talks on the dam dispute to move forward the us have shown they're

one of the starting points of this story is cairo on the river nile a 23000000 strong megalopolis born from the network of trade routes between the middle east and africa. today it's the continent's most important crossroads for people and goods. south of the modern city are the ruins of the 1st arab city in egypt. these remains are in the collected site and yet this is where the destinies of africa the middle east and the mediterranean converged some 1400 years ago. in $641.00 again changing event would occur with their vast conquest campaign underway the arab armies established a junction between africa and the middle east their expansion into egypt would change the continent's entire economy and intensify the demand for slaves. slavery was crucial to the the south and it was crucial to systems of these empire and its expansion from the concourses self captives where turned into slaves and those slaves were recruited in da to me that conquered basically the world at that time. to use the more it was 1st and foremost a trade with economic and political stakes. the slaves were the esse

niles: es un hombre con una mÁscara. ¿cÓmo sabrÁ la gente cuÁl es real?fracasar. el multimillonario fantÁstico se convertirÁ en hazmerreÍr. niles: la carrera de la muerte que todos conocen y aman no cambiarÁ. serÁ mÁs grande y mejor. eso lo prometo. weyland: si de pronto alteras las reglas del juego... vas a perder tu audiencia. ¿quÉ vas a hacer? ¿reemplazarme? ¿con quiÉn? weyland: la venganza es muy dura. >>yo soy frankenstein. y voy a obtener mi venganza. [♪♪♪] captioning@telemundo.com (3o5) 887-3o6o (música) residentes del área de la bahía sale a protestar por el racismo. >> así comenzamoa este es su noticiero 48, a las 6 bienvendios, les saluda patricia navarrete. >> continúa el apoyo a la comunidad asiatica. >> hoy asalieron a prostestar en el bario chino. >> que tal, fueron sientas las personas que salieron a protastar por este acto xenofobo. >> muchos expresaron solidaridad pidieron que estpos actos acaben. >> los amifestantes dicen que es icnocedible que estos actos ocurran aqui lo importante es lo estados unidos le para a una comunidad, le pasa a

from the horn of africa entire boatloads of ethiopian and newbie and captives were sailed up the nile. even further out from the high plateaus of somalia and tanzania successive waves of slaves referred to as sun streamed into mesopotamia via the indian ocean appears to be a portion ward. blech and when there's begin to be brought in large numbers. of what is now your rock. there were proportionately so many. of course that the winds begin to be used as a name to mean slaves in general. little by little the number of slaves grew and became so high that rebellions broke out among the banks of the euphrates and the tigris in 1969 the stange took up arms and raised an army numbering tens of thousands of men. heading the insurrection was. a former high dignitary of the caliphate. what we know about that revolt is that many of the participants perhaps most of them were not actually african or weren't there were some newbie ans the most important leader of the revolt was. someone who is an arab whose mother had been an indian concubine so it's gives you a sense of how complicated the demogr

we discussed the renaissance dam in ethiopia this affects all the countries around the nile basin we had agreed to continue our efforts on coordination and consultation we insist on returning back to negotiations in order to achieve a fair balanced agreement regarding the feeling and operation of the dam for the sake of egypt sudan and ethiopia hear more from our correspondent hit morgan in. now the talks have stopped for weeks now because the 3 sides can't reach a deal on how to move forward and how to run the talks before if you appear starts its 2nd filling in july with the coming with the onset of the rainy season for dan in egypt have stressed that they want the observers to have a greater role they want them to play a mediator role now this file is obviously being handled by the african union formally under the south africa now by the democratic republic of congo but what's sudan and egypt are saying is that they want the united states the european union and the union and the the united nations to have a greater role alongside with the african union to be able to reach some kin

one of the starting points of this story is cairo on the river nile a 23000000 strong megalopolis born from the network of trade routes between the middle east and africa. today it's the continent's most important crossroads for people and goods. south of the modern city are the ruins of tot the 1st arab city in egypt. these remains are a neglected site and yet this is where the destinies of africa the middle east and the mediterranean converged some 1400 years ago. in $641.00 a game changing event would occur with their vast conquest campaign underway the arab armies established a junction between africa and the middle east their expansion into egypt would change the continent's entire economy and intensify the demand for slaves. was crucial to the concourses self and it was crucial to d. systems of these empire and its expansion from the concourses self captives where turned into slaves and those slaves were recruited in da to me that conquered basically the world at that time. it was 1st and foremost a trade with economic and political stakes. were the essential source of energy. ba

to do was make a baby art for him, put him in there and have his sister miriam to come down to the nile river and put him in which i think is such an interesting picture. denial these babies, it's where moses got life. >> i love her story. we meet her at a very young age and she is concerned already about her brother who is floating around the nile and she follows it and follows it. she sets this baby and decides to take her in. i see you're taking this baby, would you have one of the hebrew women nurse him. the princess said yes. she runs to her mother and says would you like to see your child again. miriam is the one who makes it happen. >> it was because of these early years that moves us new moses initially did not win a part of this. when he told god to send somebody else, i'm not equipped and god said no i'm sending you. three people were responsible for the exile. it was most moses, aaron and miriam. the siblings of moses, they start crumbling saying why does he get all the attention, why is he favorite head miriam had been diligent with her loyalty to god, they got the best of h

turns out that's the winning strategy this year dan niles.up next on the show, mike santoli back at the telestrator with a deep dive on the recent surge of retail investors as the frantic meme trade heats back up gamestop closed up 7% today. as we head to break another look at shares of bumble after its first report as a public company the stock doing well after hours up 3.5%. it was up 6% a moment ago. ceo on "squa bwkox" tomorrow "closing bell" will be right back warmer. at emerson, we drive the adoption of more environmentally friendly refrigerants, for a greener, more sustainable impact on our future. emerson. consider it solved. >>> tonight stimulus relief. will it be enough to save the middle class >>> shares of cloudera sinking on the bask earnings let's get to seema modi with the details. >> down in extended trade the company reporting better than expected earnings in revenue a 4 cent beat on the bottom line but guidance is the story. first quarter and full year earnings in revenue guidance significantly below estimates. that is why s

the arab troops pressed ahead as far as the south of egypt all along the nile a stretch the christian lands of new bia their arabs found provisions and above all slaves who they would enlist in their armies to pursue their expansion in $769.00 they signed a pact with the new stipulating that hostilities would cease in exchange for $360.00 slaves per year in a war and slave what was considered. a cold thing to do with prisoners and without doubt warfare was the major cause of enslavement almost everybody who was and sawyer was a enslaved through an act of violence that was related to either a war or to kidnapping order it's very consciously braiding which was an extension of war and. in the beginning it wasn't a trade. it was spoils of war. the conquest was swift in less than a century the arabs had occupied the mediterranean southern shore a border was taking shape separating the muslim world from the land of the so-called infidels. from the valley in niger to make korea in libya and the desert region the arabs impose the same conditions they had established in newbie young they use t

in the east near the nile and the red sea is the sultan of cairo at the bottom of the parchment sits. holding all of the gold in the world in his hands. like this outlaws brings us back to the great african empires of the medieval era we tend to forget the riches that were produced back then in africa so the council on atlas maps this commercial power which had also become known to the europeans at the thought of a new as a way to. ringback ringback ringback towards the end of the middle ages 6 great slave trade routes crossed the sub-saharan african desert all the way up to the mediterranean each was connected to a major port algiers tunis tripoli cairo all were departure points for shipments to the markets of southern europe venice general marsay and granada. some captives were even deported as far as china and japan in all 3 and a half me. african captives were traded on the slavery routes between the 7th and the 14th century. the impact of the transair and slave trade has left a deeply rooted legacy molly moore a tiny are niger and libya are today home to $2000000.00 of slave desc

in the east near the nile and the red sea is the sultan of cairo at the bottom of the parchment sits. holding all of the gold in the world in his hands. so that. miss outlets brings us back to the great african empires of the medieval era we tend to forget the riches that were produced back then in africa so the council on atlas maps this commercial power of which i had also become known to the europeans shifts it to fall the new is always up. ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback towards the end of the middle ages 6 great slave trade routes crossed the sub-saharan african desert all the way up to the mediterranean each was connected to a major port algiers tunis tripoli cairo all were departure points for shipments to the markets of southern europe venice general marsay and granada. some captives were even deported as far as china and japan in all. 3 and a half 1000000 african captives were traded on the slavery routes between the 7th and the 14th century. the impact of the transfer her and slave trade has left a deeply rooted legacy mali more autonomy niger and libya

nile sees his mission as educating those around him quote. see this truths out there people will look for them. and that's the main thing about learning anything. you've got to look for the truth. you can just take what someone has written or put in a movie for granted we search and i read. where in the uniform of major general pickett he tells quote the southern side of the story in his northern state of indiana. to quote fix what they're learning wrong. niles clark among others dresses as a confederate general and argues that the federal government were taking away states' rights that the constitution granted. so lincoln's actions were in violation of what the constitution guaranteed to each state. niles told me quote we can even look at the powers that be now. they're trying to undermine the constitution. it's our rights being taken away. and that's not what we formed this country for and quote. wearing uniforms of civil war era and talking to visitors about the 19th century is a way to comment on the current situation. contemporary men fr

this cheering just doesn't seem fair niles ackerley is the founder of map for its brewing in napa. >>the company has been around for 8 years, but this last year has forced them to make a big pivot. he you know kind of transitioned our production from last cag obviously of us draft. 2 more bottled product. >>and work or you know our mailing list in our memberships and folks that we knew locally. to support us and keep us going on wednesday now county moved into the state's red reopening tier. >>which allows wineries to host outdoor tastings without a food requirement. but breweries like mad fritz have to wait until the orange tier to be given the same opportunity maybe they're seen it is because we're a brewery and people come to drink that it's more of a bar. >>you know honestly the way not for its operate says we're not a bar. we're literally atc an experience like a winery and niles not the only one questioning things the california craft brewers association of even filed a lawsuit against the state claiming discrimination in the reopening guidelines. a statement released wednesd

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we discussed the renaissance dam in ethiopia this affects all the countries around the nile basin we agreed to continue our efforts on coordination and consultation we insist on returning back to negotiations in order to achieve a fair balanced agreement regarding the filling and operation of the dam for the sake of egypt sudan and ethiopia let's go live to the car to mount a serious hit morgan is the head of the ground or ethiopian raisons dam seems to top the agenda in these talks in sudan what more was said at the meeting. well adrian the biggest thing that was being discussed in the meeting between now and c.c. they give him president and the head of the sovereignty council as well as to dance prime minister are going to have a dog is how to move on forward with the talks with regard to the ground if you can renaissance them now talks have stopped for weeks now because the 3 sides can't reach a deal on how to move forward and how to run the talks before it's you appear starts its 2nd filling in july with the coming with the onset of the rainy season sedan in egypt have stressed t

legally binding deal will impact at least 20000000 people who are living along the streams of the nile here in sudan as well as the operations of the receivers anderson are down here in sudan egypt of course is concerned about more than 90 percent of the population who rely on the nile waters for a living so a lot of talks over this issue over how to move forward with the 2 sides seeming to agree that they need to include more people more more international mediation more observers to have a greater role to be able to get this file moving forward before july before the filling of the ground if your opinion is on famine the rainy season a small group of people gathered to protest against these visit to sudan they demand the return of their whole lives triangle the disputed territory came from both egypt and saddam the area is rich in natural resources. lots more to come including the hacking spray on microsoft e-mail exchange service that's not over yet. the election in ivory coast that could lead to the return of an exiled former leader. and in sports coronavirus a said to delay the ne

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this cheering just doesn't seem fair niles ackerley is the founder of map for its brewing in napa. >>the company has been around for 8 years, but this last year has forced them to make a big pivot. he you know kind of transitioned our production from last cag obviously of us draft. 2 more bottled product. >>and work or you know our mailing list in our memberships and folks that we knew locally. to support us and keep us going on wednesday now county moved into the state's red reopening tier. >>which allows wineries to host outdoor tastings without a food requirement. but breweries like mad fritz have to wait until the orange tier to be given the same opportunity maybe they're seen it is because we're a brewery and people come to drink that it's more of a bar. >>you know honestly the way not for its operate says we're not a bar. we're literally atc an experience like a winery and niles not the only one questioning things the california craft brewers association of even filed a lawsuit against the state claiming discrimination in the reopening guidelines. a statement released wednesd

and here to you know the guidelines we just you know certainly this cheering just doesn't seem fair niles ackerley is the founder of map for its brewing in napa. >>the company has been around for 8 years, but this last year has forced them to make a big pivot. he you know kind of transitioned our production from last cag obviously of us draft. 2 more bottled product. >>and work or you know our mailing list in our memberships and folks that we knew locally. to support us and keep us going on wednesday now county moved into the state's red reopening tier. >>which allows wineries to host outdoor tastings without a food requirement. but breweries like mad fritz have to wait until the orange tier to be given the same opportunity maybe they're seen it is because we're a brewery and people come to drink that it's more of a bar. >>you know honestly the way not for its operate says we're not a bar. we're literally atc an experience like a winery and niles not the only one questioning things the california craft brewers association of even filed a lawsuit against the state claiming discrimination i

on is enough to keep these men from working on the ice and in the freezing water because the river nile river contains gold men from villages along the nile river have been panning for gold in this area for centuries the best time of year to do it is the winter because the river is lower than your in the summer months these tiny little yellow flanks you can see them on don't look much they were around $50.00 a gram. it's time for the perfect jenny the winter sponsored plan qatar airways maybe not surprising the weather in patagonia has gone pretty rapidly down towards wind to the pacific is is throwing wind and rain in southern on these and the highs but on the argentines i was nice and warm fairly rapidly around the 30 mark from a spot that cold wind on the coasts of europe wide southeast brazil is much larger than it was david for so it's downing trend if you like on the circulation and went off shore but the seasonal rain is there and the coast up towards rio and inland the showers nasty scattered with a hint of significant rain in ecuador it's moving out for colombia now with a chan

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suspending its role in the good friday agreement because it breaks it is disrupted trade between north nile and to the rest of you came in 1980 deal and did the 3 decade conflict between catholic nationalists and protestant unionists. so this is a desert these are the top stories and china has unveiled a plan to overhaul of hong kong's electoral system that would stamp out any opposition in the city's legislative body the proposal giving beijing the power to veto any kind of it was announced on the 1st day of china's biggest political gathering contribute has more now from beijing. many people in hong kong already contributing criticism to this draft law make it currently in hong kong said this was just surgery on hong kong system now china for its part saying that all that's doing is maintaining the one country 2 systems policy and ensuring stability what they want to do the core of its goal is to ensure that all of those holding public office in hong kong olive oyl to the chinese communist party and they'll be forced also to pledge allegiance to beijing when they hold office 2 protesters

this cheering just doesn't seem fair niles ackerley is the founder of map for its brewing in napa. >>the company has been around for 8 years, but this last year has forced them to make a big pivot. he you know kind of transitioned our production from last cag obviously of us draft. 2 more bottled product. >>and work or you know our mailing list in our memberships and folks that we knew locally. to support us and keep us going on wednesday now county moved into the state's red reopening tier. >>which allows wineries to host outdoor tastings without a food requirement. but breweries like mad fritz have to wait until the orange tier to be given the same opportunity maybe they're seen it is because we're a brewery and people come to drink that it's more of a bar. >>you know honestly the way not for its operate says we're not a bar. we're literally atc an experience like a winery and niles not the only one questioning things the california craft brewers association of even filed a lawsuit against the state claiming discrimination in the reopening guidelines. a statement released wednesd

. >>> we're hoping it will bring a lot more business to niles and a small shops here. >> red tier reopening19 takes center stage in governor newsom's state of the state address. his message from an empty dodgers stadium. >>> and millions of americans closer to getting that next stimulus check. the final vote expected this morning. i could hear that from the cafeteria bureau. >> thank you for that. >> reporting live from the cafeteria. >> good morning everybody. wednesday, march 10th. >> how's it look for the rest of the morning, mike? >> let's look at what's going on outside. pretty noyes night for some of us and no thunderstorms but plenty of pockets of rain,

tech investor dan niles with some thoughts about all of the money sloshing around out there.deo call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. i'm dominic chu with your minute market what's happening with growth stocks versus value stocks value stocks have been outperforming for the better part of six days one etf that tracks growth stocks versus value stocks, huge outperformance in value. it's starting to narrow just a little bit here in the last couple of days we'll see whether or not that continues on the current trend one of the big ones on the sector trend, wti crude prices, 59.28. the last trade off 3.5%. there are concerns european lockdowns are waiting for the covid

the niles for days, weeks, then months. that led to more deaths, more infections, more stress and more loneliness. photos and videos from 2019. feel like they were taken to another air. the last vacation. last birthday with friends. last holiday with extended family. follow is different for everyone. we all lost something. a collect us a free. the collective sacrifice. a year filled with the loss of life. the loss of liberty for all of us. but in the loss. we saw how much there was to gade in appreciation. respect and gratitude. finding light in the darkness. is a very american thing to do. in fact. it may be the mosttamerican thing we do. and that's what we've done. we've seen frontline and essential workers risking their lives, sometimes losing them. to save and help others. researchers and scientists racing for a vaccine. and so many of you. as hemingway wrote. being strong and all the broken places. i know it's been hard. i truly know. so told you before. i carry card in my pocket. but the number of americans who have d

i'll just see around wells goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile delta. rehab egypt edge of it action on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the announcement a tree is intensifying an offensive against rebels a car and state thousands of people fleeing into time left escape the fighting the u.n. security council will meet later on wednesday to discuss the armrest. heavy gunfire was heard many shares presidential palace in the hours of wednesday 2 days before president elect obama doesn't swearing in ceremony. indonesian search crews have recovered the cockpit voice recorder of a passenger jet that crashed in january toped it could provide clues about what led to the crash killing all 62 people on board. about 120 prisoners loyal to libyan warlord who are being released by the new unity government its own official prisoner swap and it's seen as a gesture of goodwill those were they still believed to have earlier surrendered peacefully and not suspected of any crimes traina has this update from this roster . when this new in

for trying to have the nile's class resented there was speculation from a british news outlet. they just actually confused some numbers and so this whole thing escalated and then you had an interview with angela merkel i think done by phone for diagram and insight and she was asked so are you going to get this vaccine to make people feel better about it she's 66 so she said she's not actually eligible for that maxine and then you can go to the u.k. and you can see papers say i'm going to merkel refuses astra zeneca job so this is where we really becomes political journalism but that's not to say that journalism in general you know is to blame for the crisis of confidence in the us was in a comic scene and the company itself has done a lot to foster that. skepticism over vaccinations was surfacing in europe well before astra zeneca has mr between that preexisting social condition vaccine hesitance and the fact that the e.u. was relatively slow to order its vaccines followed by astra zeneca its failure to deliver as many doses as it promised only 11 percent of european adults hav

a short period of peace and it will fighting we need in 2011 mostly in the south kordofan and blue nile thing hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and many more displaced over the past decade mediates is like the aid organization world food program see the declaration of principles will lead to stability this is the final final building block for a foundation for peace for the future and where you don't have peace you have hunger you have destabilization that allow us to be a reach people create sustainability and livelihoods so the one day that the world food program won't even need to be here that can happen without what happened today to see these leaders come together not just on paper but in the heart here in their words coming from the heart it's a new day it truly is an amazing day for sudan in cells. while many more rounds of talks lie ahead to reach a final deal many people are celebrating for them and the sites involved the signing of the declaration is the 1st significant step forward to end the conflict in the southern regions people morgan out of their own. high

al-jazeera wells goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile delta. rehab egypt edge of addiction on al-jazeera. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish and the state line becomes the default media namely to phone looking for images that that leak that it gives to these guys that just how did he create a new system makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. society is on it change because. people believe in a post that is bigger than their. out of the rally allow a man to make a political in my city around the state run the senate they put themselves out to make the changes something that we. should have taken this long to do that and the name is condemnation alone is that we have a discotheque to slosh or to create new areas we have to change this culture i am one of the fortunate ones who can lead and if that mission i

to see and i wound goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile downtown. rehab edge of addiction on al-jazeera. the war the war the war the war. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here at this hour u.s. court has been shown some of the last moments of george floyd's life from the perspective of the police officers who arrested him floyd could be heard begging them not to shoot him in the office as body count footage it was during day 3 of the trial of the former officer accused of murdering a. u.n. special envoy to myanmar's warned of a bloodbath is imminent unless significant moves are made to stop the violence briefing the u.n. security council christine traina bergner said there's also a risk of civil war. and france will enter its 3rd national lockdown this weekend as it grapples with more than $30000.00 new coronavirus cases a day schools will be closed for 3 weeks and domestic travel is banned for at least a month. now in what's becoming all too regular brazil has just recorded another day with more coronavirus deaths than any so far in th

close ties have developed recently due to the construction of ethiopia�*s dam on the river nile which— the headlines: the us senate passes joe biden�*s $1.9 trillion covid—19 relief plan by a single vote. the president says the package will beat the virus, and cut poverty for millions of americans. pope francis holds an unprecedented meeting reports from yemen say dozens of people have died in 24 hours of fighting between government forces and houthi rebels, who are battling for control of the northern city of marib. the rebels, who are supported by iran, want to drive out the saudi—backed government in marib. mark lobel reports. explosion. gunfire. these scenes, shot last month, show pro—government forces have been defending the area around marib from houthi rebels for some time. explosions. now it appears to be under heavy attack again. military sources report a frenetic 24 hours with around 30 deaths on the government side and nearly 60 rebels killed in air strikes. marib is strategically important after heavy investment from the yemeni government. it is also a rich gateway to oil

i'll just say oh well it goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile town to. rehab egypt edge of addiction on al-jazeera. we know what's happening in our region we know how to get laid at others and not i was just throwing beer guy by the party on purpose 1st and then i'm going i'm going to give you. the way that you kaldis story isn't what and make it to friends. this is al jazeera. hello over 100 hours g.m.t. here on al-jazeera on time all sons of maria welcome to the news of a teenage witness who filmed george floyd's arrest brightstar while testifying at the trial of the former us police officer accused of his murder also in the news the u.s. leads a chorus of concern about the world health organization's report into the origins of.

close ties have developed recently due to the construction of ethiopia's dam on the river nile which, the city of minneapolis is preparing for the trial of derek chauvin, the former police officer who's charged with the murder of george floyd. jury selection in the case is due to start on monday. the unarmed back man died while in police custody last may. at a news conference, members of mr floyd's family have spoken in support for a police reform package that bans choke holds and racial profiling. our north america correspondent, peter bowes reports. almost ten months after the death of george floyd, his family's grief is still raw. i want to say i love you, in this world, and i say again that i love you stop by george fly died after being arrested by police after being arrested outside a shop in minneapolis. footage showed that the white officer derek chauvin was kneeling on mr floyd was magnetic while he was pinned to the ground. my brother said i can't breathe multiple times but the officer sat on his neck with a smirk on his face. i can't stop thinking about that stop by the eve

gold mines of villages along the nile river be coming for gold in this area for centuries the best time of year to do it is the winter because the river is lower the jury in the summer months these tiny little yellow flakes you can see one don't look much they were around $50.00 the grass. after 5 years in custody position rainy and 1000 eons ago a rat that is one step closer to freedom but it's unclear when she can leave iran. hello there i'm starting a tape this is al jazeera life and also coming up fronts of the support to the iraqi people in a town where christians were forced to flee from myself isis. the biden administration sends a less us afghan president our afghani outlining its policy for afghanistan going forward we'll have all those details for you. and an island divided the dominican republic announces plans to build a security was along its border to keep haitian migrants out. but we begin with that breaking news out of iran nazneen zakaria ratcliffe an iranian british national is one step closer to freedom after 5 years now in custody however it does remain unclear wheth

i'll just email wells goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile downtown. rehab egypt edge of it action on al jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour a u.s. court's been hearing witness testimony in the trial of a former police officer charged of a george floyd's death. described how she was prevented from giving 1st aid to floyd when he appeared unconscious. 14 nations are raising concerns about a report into the origins of corona virus investigators sent to the chinese city who haven't found the virus most likely passed from bats to humans through another animal but governments say more could be learnt of china provided better access their stride military in the southeast have driven thousands of people into neighboring thailand the ethnic group in current status warning the soldiers are preparing to storm the regional. police in new york have launched a hate crime investigation into another attack on an asian american in broad daylight these attacks have been rising prompting action from police and the president ellen fishe

and i think is probably the nile civilization spread eastward. and mesopotamian civilization spread westward. all of the sudden, probably near the city and the marshes of southeast iraq, that's what i think is the first international border were two completely different peoples meet each other. the consumer granular scale, how did the first border really get noted? i would like to think of farmers. stick to england. a lot of this, imagine in the bronze age using a fire hydrants speckle may be running out with metal catches soil and low and behold. [inaudible] a fruit or vegetable he can eat. but psyche makes a line of these the early and creates a referral. that in that he can create lots of stuff and then produce what's used to feed with neighboring farmers and indulge therefore in some sort of trade. so increasing and creating luck let's say we get an orderly fashion all going in the north-south direction. and then he's got a neighbor, and similarly let's say his land is not on the side of a hill and he is following the contour lines. instead o

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