support of odessa and travel out of the black sea and basically allow those grain supplies to get to north africa, the middle east. that is a huge undertaking. it risks russian retaliation so they're trying to work through with the united d nations with provided administration working through issues right now hoping to establish that corridor . >> president biting yesterday in his tripto illinois talk about thisissue . i want to show viewers what he had to say . >> cukraine was the world's largest producer of wheat and corn and cooking oil but for example ukraine said they have 20 million tons of grain. in their silos right now. 20 million tons. and guess what, those tones don't get to market an awful lot of people in africa are going to starve to death because they are the sole supplier of a number of african countries. somalia, i will go through the mall but thepoint is this . that becauseof what the russians are doing , and the black sea putin has warships, battleships preventing access to the ukrainian ports to get this brain out. to get this week out. the brutal war launched on ukrainian soi

and ukraine in travel out of the black sea and basically about those grain supplies to get to north africa and the middle east. that is a huge undertaking so they are trying to work through with the united nations and the biden administration to work through issues now hoping to establish that quarter. >> host: president biden it is true jalen i talked about this issue and i want toay show views a little of what he said today. >> ukraine is the world's largest of wheat and corn and cooking oil. ukraine said they have 20 million tons of grain in their silos right now, 20 million tons and guess what, those tons don't get to market an lot of people in africa are going to starve to death because they are the soleta supplier of the number of african countries. the point is this because of what the russians are doing in the black sea putin has warships preventing accidents of the ukrainian ports to get this grain out, to get this weed out. a brutal war launched a new training site has prevented ukrainian farmers from planting next year's crop and next year's harvest and they are and not doing we

suspect they're just around the levant, with some sunshine coming through lots of sunshine across north africa. we have got a little more cloud just coming out of that to eastern southern side of egypt, blowing dust and sand coming in across the sahara through the sahara. easing across into northern parts of nigeria noticed a shower surging a little further north was pushing up. it to begin faster, see the shower stretch right the way across. much of west africa, right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side of south africa with the possibility of flooding. because really natal ah, there was eliminated for most of australia decade is killing young women in the indigenous community. one of one investment on the how does it ah the you asking south korean presidents discuss how to contain north korea's nuclear threats at a time when there's little hope of diplomacy. ah.

but many of the vessels go to north africa and the middle east in there, a real fear of an increase in food shortages. i'm famine if supply bottlenecks arise. o. welcome to the day a u. s. president joe biden's facing mounting political pressure over a shortage of baby formula. the supply chain disruption began when the largest formula manufacturing plant in the u. s. had to close because of safety concerns. now the president has invoke the defense production act to be 5 domestic supplies. and to allay the fears of worried parents. while americans got used to certain products missing from supermarket shelves during the pandemic. the shortage of this product could potentially be life threatening baby formula. a nightmare, especially for mothers who are unable to breast feed late late junior. and i started to see that there was a formula sorted. so i was telling my husband, i said, honey, we got to go and find this formula because this is a crisis you. so it is gonna be all right. you know, all of us that a, we go to buy formula, everything is gone. it all started in february when top us

regions, if ukraine can not export its grain today, it is of crucial importance if it turns out that north africa is starving, that there is no grain supply, the whole of southern europe will experience gigantic migration pressure, not to mention the danger and serious instability of ukraine in north africa and in other parts of the world ukraine, one of the world's largest exporters, was unable to export almost 25 million tons of grain, which has already caused a sharp rise in world prices for food products, and this is only one of the economic consequences of russia's war in ukraine, which became the center of discussion in davos, the ukrainian government announced in davos a proposal to direct the funds confiscated from russian oligarchs abroad to the reconstruction of ukraine 's economy. the prime minister of ukraine, yuliya svyridenko, the economic columnist bbc face spoke with her, islam, we need to rebuild some railway stations, we need to reconstruct the social infrastructure various enterprises that were destroyed and restore the country in general, and russia must pay for it, of course.

some unrest, but writing from high prices that are now being formed, or maybe the countries of north africamm, the poorest country even in central africa, including the countries of the middle east, in general, all those countries that are highly dependent on the climate of food products in different countries, products have risen in price in different ways, sometimes two three times, it depends. naturally from security last year. russia and ukraine together supplied to the world market. approximately 30% wheat, 2/3 as sunflower oil and 15% barley corn. well, the greatest concern of the world community cause deliveries from ukraine, the rate of grain exports from there fell three times in kiev, this explains the blockade of ukrainian seaports. it is a key export infrastructure. and now the us authorities, together with european partners , are working out ways to export wheat for further deliveries to world markets. may go from 20 million tons of grain today commented on the situation. press secretary of the president of russia the russian side does not at all prevent ukraine from exporting

as you know, this recent sandstorm has been coming from a notice from north africa of going over city a heading halt. they resort area in close to the borders with the iraq and then sweeping over many areas in, in, in iraq, a clinic with including this, these 7 provinces. as you know, this is the 8th, our hardest sandstone to hit a rock since mid apron. it has also moved forward to enter iran. now today in iran, officials say that some official institutions have been closed on because of that stand store. thank you for that mahmoud abdougla had life arrest there in baghdad. north korea is crumbling to deal with what's believe to be a major coven 19 outbreak. 6 new desk were reported on tuesday with a for the 270000 people showing fever like symptoms. it's either came john own is blaming his health officials for being irresponsible in their handling of the crisis. nearly one and a half 1000000 people have tested positive since the end of last month, and 60 people have died. rob mcbride has more from sole south korea less than a week ago. this wasn't officially a thing. it didn't offici

have to be outside spain's record breaking spring. weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa. scientists say climate change is making heat waves more frequent and more intense. and they worn things make it worse. katya low missile, the young al jazeera. when in south africa there's been heavy, rain and flooding there, and it's forced hundreds of people to leave their homes along the country's east coast. as been some severe damage to buildings in dublin, the capital of quote, luna, tell province with officials calling for people to remain in their homes. now these floods come just a month after the regions worse trotting ann landslides in living memory, care more than $400.00 people. heavy rain is expected to continue now until monday . ah. nearly 3 months after invading ukraine rusher is focused on securing and expanding its gains in the east and dumbass region and on ukraine southern coast present, ramirez lensky says, between 50 and a 100 people could have been killed in the countries east. a battle has been raging for days now for the town of solid dar from where al jazee

the unseasonably warm spring weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa.ng, in which 22 people were killed at a concert, with many more injured. a day of remembrance is taking place across manchester today. survivors of the attack will be running the great manchester run where there will be an applause for the 22 victims. the church bells will ring at 10.31pm, the exact time the bomb went off. the duke and cambridge will star in a special episode of eastenders. —— cornwell. prince charles and camilla will play themselves as they make a surprise appearance at a street party on the square. the film festival is on in the south of france. 0n festival is on in the south of france. on saturday, a host of stars appeared on the red carpet in cannes. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk this afternoon, but for some it will be accompanied by a serving of showers. driest, brightest closest to this area of high pressure, so across southern and eastern most counties of england. cloud up

love robes, visit cones as the west, pushing north africa to help europe because it dependency on russia, gas, and oil. algeria though, has repeatedly stressed, it lacks the capacity to meet the demands in the short term. the country has remained a reliable part of moscow with the algebra lead to saying that 2 countries are moving towards establishing a deep strategic partnership. immediately after visiting algeria lover of charlotte to amman, wades foreign minister said muskets doesn't intend to put more oil and help isolates moscow. enough, despite pressure coming from the west, amount apparently intends to remain committed to the limits agreed by the opec plus group and to get a better understanding of the situation unfolding in the middle east. we heard from journalists non list alec risk. ready the west has been approaching the algeria actually of the star. shortly after the start of the military operation in ukraine . the west was approaching anthony lincoln, the u. s. foreign secretary here visited algeria. and i would assume that one of the items discussed was how l j could inter

the unseasonably warm spring weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa. hours away from the climax of the premier league season, with all remaining matches kicking off at four o'clock. the destination of the title is still to be decided, manchester city or liverpool could be champions. it's in city's hands. they lead their rivals by a point and have a superior goal difference, so liverpool must beat wolves and hope city slip up against aston villa. at the bottom of the table either burnley or leeds will be relegated. here's patrick gearey. it has come to this. up and down the country at the top and bottom it is all stacked on the final match. don't blink now. manchester city and liverpool have been racing above the clouds. for weeks city have sat nearest the sun. they will win the title if they beat aston villa and their manager will want to keep it that simple. just don't give up and do exactly what you have done the last month, with all the games we have played at home and away and go for it. after if we are going to win, it isjust a game. but the seaso

region has remain neutral and it's done over the conflicts levels, visits comes as the west pushing north africa to help europe cause his dependency on russia, gas, and oil. algeria, though, has repeatedly stressed, it lacks the capacity to meet the demands in the short term. the country has remained the reliable partner for moscow without giving lead a saying the 2 countries are moving towards establishing a deep strategic partnership. immediately after visiting algeria love, rob travel, i'm on where it's 4 minutes to said most got doesn't incentive, a moral and help isolate muscular enough, despite pressure coming from the west. amount apparently incense to remain committed to the limits agreed by the opec plus group. when now joined a lie by all the basic journalists, unless unconscious beauty, with our money to welcome to the program. i'm not what do you make if they get loves or robes biesen visits, algeria and amman? do you agree as many a saying that he showed russia its strength and its position in the region? he, i think brush has been strengthening its position in the region of for qui

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and the russian federation this is the so-called region of mine, that is, the middle east and north africa and this is the fastest inflation in these regions. and hunger really creates risks in them, and that's why discussions are starting in the world about what ah the un should make a decision about the need to block the ports of ukraine, odesa, primarily in order to facilitate the supply of ukrainian agricultural products to north africa and the countries of the middle east, and the biggest decal ideas coming from great britain insist that this should be done by military means, that is, military boats will enter the black sea of the sea, there should be an agreement turkey nevertheless eh i think it can be because it is also not interested in this by the way and they will physically ensure where the blockade of the parties if russia is eh try to prevent this, it will be a direct collision, and when we say that russia is not afraid of this collision, i remember the situation when a british ship passed near the crimea and russia declared that they had fired shots at it. at the same time,

we see a parade in north africa honoring mr. roosevelt. but this roosevelt is theodor roosevelt and the occasion his goodwill voyage in 1910. here are preserved the personalities of the men who have guided the destiny of the nation until represented the united states in the councils that shaped the modern world the mementos of leaders like wilson will be of interest to students of our countries as long as history is written and read. but the library of congress is more than a mere treasure house. recognizing the fact that the use of the books is more important than the possession of them. it is sought to provide every facility that might ease the task of the trained researcher or the ordinary reader. key to the entire system is the main catalog a complete detailed list. of the millions of books in these trays there are over 16 million signposts to help the reader find exactly what he's looking for. in recent years there have been many visitors from distant countries where the right to read has been denied to men because of their politics t

busy middle east and north africa source since the start of the war in ukraine, the region has remain neutral and it's tons over the conflicts. love, rosa vision comes as the west pushing north africa to help europe because it's dependency on vs gas and oil. algeria though, has repeatedly stressed, he likes the capacity to meet the demands in the short term. the country has remained a reliable partner from moscow with the algerian lead a thing. the 2 countries are moving towards establishing a deep and strategic partnership. now, immediately after visiting algeria rothschild man, waits, foreign minister said muskets doesn't intensive for more oil and help isolates moscow. nice despite pressure coming from the west, amman apparently intends to remain committed to the limits agreed by the opec plus group to get a better understanding of the situation of folding in the middle east. we heard from janice and analysts are the risk. ready the west has been approaching the algeria actually of the star. shortly after the start of the military operation in ukraine. the west was approaching anth

it is so difficult for ordinary people across the middle east, across north africa, and indeed going through africa, to feed themselves. you mentioned that you at the world food program are basically getting strapped for cash, things are tighter you, your budgets are increasing because of the pressure you're under. >> it will be impacted in two ways. it will cost more to buy food for hungry people, but also the number of people needing food assistance will increase. the alternatives are far away and expensive, and it is happening at a time when economies are suffering. i think we have not even seen the peak of this crisis. even if the worst happens tomorrow, we think the world needs six to 12 months to recover, so it will take time, but, it is a time where many of these countries need to think about investments in the agriculture sector being less dependent on food imports because it is an area of vulnerability. climate change is also affecting many of these untries. also with the price of fertilizers, it is going to be a difficult time. government need to prioritize safety nets and

uh, hmm, this is libya, this is north africa, this is by no means and in no way, uh , not ukraine yesed, they shot down equipment there, our planes buy all of north africa if i take it, but fat is fat, in general, it has the entire line of dry ones, including those intended for achieving air supremacy. well, me seems to arise here. oh, again a very interesting moment, which is not accidental. there, in a certain year, the key word was the post yes , the post of truth, because here again two superimposed conditions are one layer. where, as alexander germanovich said, but what is there to discuss a really made fake, but if again symbolic after all, starting with the destruction of the twin towers in the states, this moment is associated with the possibility of destroying a strike on some key symbolic values. it generally comes out, as it were, to the fore and this is generally everyman put in a very difficult. uh, the context timofey wanted to ask is the language that is used to describe this video here with just the text, what does this mean, e focus on a specific audience , we underst

on 9th, the 29th celsius, dry across much of north africa, heavy showers there anywhere from mer, liberia, sierra leone, through garner all the way across into southern parts of nigeria right across the central belt of africa. cameroon, pushing across towards the rift valley signs of a little bit more rain to start into h. its way at long lasting to the eastern side of kenya, we will see some of those showers just popping up or touch as they make the way a little further north was into somalia again at long last by the south of h generally driver. we have got some showers for botswana for zimbabwe and the north east of south africa. ah frank assessments, what are the political risks of banning russian oil? a gas for western leaders, pull sanctions on russian energy exports was informed opinions. he's not abandoning to fight against jedi, still resumed media. they're going to be acting from missouri and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou? ah welcome back to watchi

but a few windy days recently in north africa and the middle east asked left a legacy of dust in the coach is not exactly on typical. the cloud that bearing rain is further north than that exists more or less from turkey through iran and eastward sir. this is dry and dusty as particularly so actually not far away from libya, so just focus on that storm system brewing up. it will eventually make things much colder, but in the meantime, it's hot, dusty wind ahead of it. in fact, in our swan, it's been that 43 degrees, 10 degrees above the average, but dust is really the story and heat moving east was. was it the cold breeze comes in behind garza, we'll get it on tuesday, a leap of time. chapter 3325 is the average back down below average. as that wind swings round the following day to a wesley or northwest to be. i said the rain is around for the north, it is up to the stands. it may be just touching northern pakistan, gotten pakistan is enjoying tough word, a heat wave at the moment. and that is accompanied by potential for dust storms as well. but the bigger picture becomes dryer and

real alternatives to replace it is technically possible to process oil from the middle east and north africa, as lukoil noted, this will reduce the capacity of mtz annual inflation in turkey in april reached almost 70% - this follows from the data of the turkish statistical institute, while on a monthly basis, price growth decreased by one and a half percentage points earlier, the president of the republic, recep taip erdogan, said that ankara is going to reduce the inflation rate; the authorities expect to receive the results of this work in may. this was the news of the economy in a nutshell. you are a very close person to us. you have been together since childhood. you look after her. get a cameraman. digging in posing will come. are you sure what you're doing? all right , the leadership of the country is waiting for us to film a reportage camera. from the creators of the film the battle for sevastopol by a military cameraman vladimir putin believes that objective, deep , talentedly presented information is now very much in demand on wikipedia alone. according to him, it is impossible to

that are traditional for us, we are talking about relatives east, as far as i understand, and to north africa, but in this regard, what opportunities do we have here, what prospects, well, at the meeting of our president zelenskyi with the president of ukraine, balti and poland, also in the name of bulgaria, who was there the other day, they agreed that n- their will be provided if for the export of ukrainian corn and wheat, which is very important for us, the most power, it must go to the baltic states, the poets of poland, they are not so powerful, and we have to take into account the fact that the polish cities also have a lot of their own products, if the export will be carried out once more by the baltics to poland , bulgaria and romania, romania if it is already exporting the first countries that removed the restrictions on the euro for our expert agrarians, perhaps with their own cars, we know that before this it was possible to operate with cars of the ew6 class, this there are not so many of them. in our country, that was already removed by romania . bulgaria, as of today, restrictio

but many of the vessels go to north africa and the middle east, and there are real fears of an increase in fish shortages and famine. if supply bottlenecks arise, the port authority says it's doing everything it can. we don't have other choice. what are if i i screaming and the here hedrick where it's very easy to scream, i don't, i cannot do nothing. i cannot, this is showcase is hard time. everybody. this is a special situation and everybody must accommodate this situation. french solution concerns a port has another problem. no. 700 of these wagons, lay rusting on the ports on the used train lines held in judicial limbo, following legal battles between state and private entities. the countries transport minister says a new 40000000 euro project will renovate 95 romanian train lines before the end of the year. partly to make switching wheels to accommodate trains arriving from the east, which use white trucks for 30 or 40 years is 2 tracks. war and so now we must do ingle arts in order to, to modernize this line, the soviet type of food lives and to come directly in the hell harbor. t

it's a different matter, we have established a supply channel in north africa yeah, the buyer asks to increase the volume, but it's clear that africa is hot there, so interruptions in soda are possible. what soda? well, you do not say what the name does. well, here it is already. conversation further need to urgently expand production. and what? it's not affordable. conditions do you think you will agree? maybe we'll find another one for sure. now the main thing is that your guys do not miss this antipin senior lieutenant of justice pashin hardworking loser flash premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv you are super 60+ new season on sunday at 20:30 on ntv choose your hit on ozon maxwell fans with a 50% discount % electric scooter accessstyle for 21.990 rubles. explosive taste of ice cream cheerful cactus will give feast in your taste buds your taste buds, if it's broken you can fix it look for the right services on avito masters here is the exact solution. don't miss the intersection. was yesterday at the blood transfusion station. far away alex the fierce business of schultz final toda

iceland england gold coast africa north africa middle east iran india greenland northeast newfoundland bermuda trinidad panama northwest canada alaska hawaii australia new caledonia and fiji in new york the army's oversees motion pictures service handles the complex problems of wartime shipment with trained efficiency. three new features every week 63 prints per subject donated by the motion picture industry. a top priority is granted those responsible for moving the 16 millimeter films to the combat area. the objective not only to give the troops the best in entertainment pictures, but also to get the films on screens overseas as preview performances. or at least to show them simultaneously with their release in the state. a staggering assignment this considering the distant land to be reached yet. global mileage is shrink before today's transportation and air express with military right-of-way is just the kind of handling most of these shipments received. film distribution moving in the trend of the times faster than ever before a million dollars worth of morale wrapped in each carto

the thing is, we have established a supply channel in north africa hmm the buyer asks to increase the it is clear that africa is hot there, so interruptions in soda are possible. what soda? well you don't say what

that the arab spring began with the fact that there was a shortage of food in the countries of north africa, and this led to the revolution of these countries, and that now egypt and other countries that are in the north of africa they will face the same problem precisely because of the war in ukraine because we have to understand that here it is not only the question is how much grain from ukraine where does the world get, although the given figure, as i noted, is 35% of world wheat exports, ukraine and russia are 45%, if i'm not mistaken, this is sunflower oil, mainly from ukraine, by the way, and also, if i'm not mistaken, 15% of barley, that is, they gave support to the third positions of the figures and said that imagine that the world loses such significant chunks. so this is a big problem. and what’s interesting is that after that, the trade organization also owns goods on an almost daily basis. well, let’s go to the daily and weekly ones. they constantly started talking about the war in ukraine and constantly started writing that the war in ukraine could lead to global of famine. th

here are the syrian refugees in particular and north africa, who are significantly less attention.settlement, a whole program is now working here, indeed there are families. here, i myself have seen such families that accept they are refugees. they live with them. eh, well, what's next? i can't say how it will all look like by winter, for example, andrey vladimirovich thank you for your comments. thank you for taking part in our broadcast, and i remind you that the russian ambassador was in touch with the studio with missile strikes in the kirovograd region of the destroyed ukrainian aircraft at the kanatova military airfield, this was reported from non-defense, in addition, russian air defense shot down three aircraft of the ukrainian air force 124 125 and su-27 denis will tell more about the course of the special operation alekseev there is no difference for the russian army aviation when to work on targets during the day or late at night? this unit of attack helicopters in the ka-52 takes off on a combat mission in pitch darkness, special equipment and night vision devices make

his unit was first sent to fight the axis powers in north africa africa, then to italy where he landed in italy on anzio beach, very famous battle to fight the germans in the famous battle of anzio where roughly 7,000 allied servicemembers were killed in action. he survived that and fought his way heroically towards rome, fighting the nazis the whole way. unfortunately on june 1, 1944, a nazi bomb exploded near him, and he was killed in action as a young mirn -- american serving his country, killed in italy. he is the only known alaska unungung from his region to be killed during world war ii. so about five years later after the war, his remains were removed from italy and returned to unalaska in 1949. we now know there was a small funeral at the russian orthodox church where his ashes were buried next to his mom, but his grave was unmarked. unmarked. and it stayed unmarked for decades. now that's what we know about private fox's military service. not much else. why? because there was a fire where his military records were in the lower 48, and his service records were destroyed. so fra

ukraine is the breadbasket for womb and much of north africa and the middle east. and the reason that people are worried about shipments being unable to get out of ukraine is because of russia's invasion. it is important for those people in those countries to realize that you cannot sit on the sidelines because what russia is doing to ukraine not only has impact in terms of violations of sovereignty, but has a real economic impact on each one of your countries. tomorrow, secretary yellen is going to hold a grouping of finance ministers and leaders of banks and other institutions to talk about how we are going to use the resources of the system we helped build to address this challenge. you are right that one of the things we have to do is take practical steps to demonstrate that this system is helping the people who need it the most and that is what the secretary plans to focus on this week to focus , on the crisis and what we are going to boost support in ukraine but also use our sanctions tools to hold russia accountable, but also focus on those countries that ar

1990's in norway we thought we could expand the european gas market with supplies from norway, north africa, and russia together. trade with china has huge benefits. i'm not arguing against trade with china, but i'm arguing that control over 5g network is a vital security importance. we cannot see in the interest of profits and free-trade we open up those networks also for suppliers that actually are not reliable when it comes to our security. nato's technological edge, that we will always be in command of the most advanced technologies, has been fundamental for our security. now we see disruptive systems. this is integrated into all of the new modern weapon systems. if we just share that technology we may earn some money, but we will also undermine our security. and therefore freedom is more important than free-trade. and protecting values is more important than profits. that is a lesson i think we all have to take into account. meaning, this has to impact the way we organize our economies. >> thank you, secretary-general. you also said that what putin got as a result of his war on ukraine

actually thought that weme could expand the european gas market with supplies from norway, from north africa from russia together. trade with china, of courser. there are huge benefits. i'm not arguing against trading with china. but i'm saying that for instance, the control over 5g networks is of vital security importance, and we cannot say that in the interest of profits and free trade we just open up those networks, also for suppliers that actually are not reliable when it comes to our security. and then the nato's technological edge that we will always be in command of the besl and most advanced technologies, has been fundamental for our security. and now we see new and disruptive technologies, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, autonomous systems. this is integrated into all the new modern weapon systems. and if you just share that technology, we may earn some money but we will also undermine our security. and therefore, freedom is more important than free trade, and protecting values is more important than profits. that's a lesson i think we all have to take into account, and

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cooperation with the countries of southeast asia, the middle east and the indo- pacific region of north africand the latin american continent. in this regard, the kyrgyz republic fully supports the building of a new international trade architecture, including within the framework of the eurasian economic union. we are in favor of creating a free trade zone with the republic of indonesia and extending the free trade zone with islamic republic of iran expansion of cooperation with other states, which are defined in the main directions of international cooperation. a significantly important aspect of the financial stability of the member states of the eurasian economic union is the transition to more predictable and stable algorithms and forms of payment in national currencies. this is especially important in the current realities of the deteriorating geopolitical situation. in this regard, the use of national currencies in mutual settlements for goods is fully supported. the kyrgyz republic, as one of the factors to reduce the pressure imported by inflation on the national economy, leveling the

again, nothing matches. baker, but they are there. nevertheless, sloshy troy, across much of north africa there in cairo. 39 degrees celsius for the south touch hall to still some is showers, doing quite nicely now across the southern parts of the gulf. again, the southern parts of west africa pushing up across so god, i pushing up towards sierra leone through liberia. not as much for that it should be, but they are there nevertheless. and they joined up with the showers across central parts of africa, really gathering around the riff valley. little disappointing to the east of the rift valley. but there are a few showers, tried to just creep into that eastern side of kenya, somalia, some went to whether to running across southern path, south africa. ah, for over century american parents have entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countess young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much, but i could not figure out where it was coming from me in a 3 part series, full ti