artist comedian actor and single i'll introduce you to my home town that is called obvious showing an r.v. caused. a big john is the 6th biggest city of africa around 5000000 people called economic powerhouse of ivory cost their home. wherever sylvette. the ivorian superstar causes a step in specially here at the palace of culture a hot spot. in. the carriage in the lively trade bill district in the south of the city the theater has room for more than $5000.00 spectators theater groups bands and comedians from all over the country playing here among them of course my feet what are you go guys the palace of culture i love it that's my whole life that's why i do my shoes because it's the only place big enough to bring together all my fans to unite all those people who love me to come and love to share moments of humor to share the atmosphere with me the palace of culture it's like that it's in my heart i love it. drug. abuse john is one of the fastest growing economies in africa and the cultural sector is also benefiting from this exciting boom just us them our new revenue rick perry well.

the recreational the hey kill the r.v. a symbol of freedom. home is wherever you take it and were ever work may take you. a campground your analysis on where house and sheep are on kentucky is home to a round it doesn't work camp curse it's 2 pm time to get up for robert barker he works the night shift. good morning good morning robert how you doing and. how is your shift it was great ok yeah easy money man you know basically robert you have your whole life inside that van yeah i've been living in my van for 6 years now. working seasonal work for amazon and i've done some also i've worked a job in alaska salmon cannery i've worked a beat harvest and. amazon has been really good to me and it's really easy money and allows me the freedom to do what i want. robert is $46.00 he has no partner no children and very few expenses and isn't pace's camp side his health insurance and $15.00 an hour when he works managing customer returns it's a temporary contract for a couple of months. the cantar family lives next to robert. over ivan 3 to our new. 80 y

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a lot of hydro power which we also use to charge r.v.'s a lot of solar energy the region is ideal for the mobility of their head and the whole team are very down to earth people didn't get some. i want to do something for the next generation nature here is just gorgeous and we want to stay that way that's where we get our motivation to bring about change. in 2014 the 3 brothers joined forces to set up their company. they made all decisions together and on equal footing which is still the case today. because you know where it's a win win we go over things at home and then continue it would. show that's both a nice thing is that we're all a bit different with our own abilities and the market is called the new shark is a good businessman is a great constructor and i have a lot of experience in electrical engineering. from an electronics business and kind of grew up with electricity so i'm as i mentioned. the brothers learn their trade in their parents electronics store. that's where they also 1st started experimenting with mobility. so yes t

when no real r.v. sente sets out on expedition into good on goes our national park she often head streets for the fever tree forest chances are good that a young scientist will find what she's looking for there she's research and hands with the help of an aspirator she gathers specimens of every species she finds. a lot of people want. a big thinks so. why. and. i really want to assure the people not just the big animals any important system but also small one and so because they provide for you. our ecosystem would look very different without bounds they perform important tasks such as spread and seeds eating and digest and plants and distribute new trends within the forest by decompose in large quantities of organic matter. one of the world's most light sets for animal families their presence in almost every habitat and have developed in an incredible variety of ways percent estimates that go to our national park alone over $300.00 different species. why it's so fascinating because you see we have di

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which could reinstate sanctions however iran says the door of negotiations is still open heard most r.v. a professor of political science at the university of tehran says the e.u.'s actions are hypocritical. so one and a half year ago when the trumpet ministration decided to leave the nuclear accord it was the europeans that convinced iran to stay in the deal with the promise that they were going to shield iran from american sanctions in reality they did nothing enduring that year where year on fulfilled all of its obligations essentially u.s. sanctions kept increasing and when that had been iran essentially came to the conclusion that was it was also going to reduce its compliance under the deal mind you iran has not withdrawn completely from the deal now when your aunt did that it was the europeans that came in triggered to dispute resolution mechanism but from iran's point of view this is being very hypocritical actions by the europeans if the europeans were truly committed to the deal they should have triggered that this dispute resolution mechanism in a year and a half ago when the

and perhaps at least government to deliver i'm sure that our fresh a sector of the technology and our r.v. food sector was a salute vital for talk art and this agreement on how to say that up a question mark in my mind of a public well i jim is k 11 final question looking at what you're saying and still want to hates the deal you've also got to give your consent in 4 years time as well haven't you had it yes we tell you and and the concern that we haven't.

perhaps a goodish government to deliver i'm sure that our freshly sector of the technology and our r.v. food sector which is so vital for not are in this agreement i have to say that up a question mark in my mind of a public well i jim is a 11 final question looking at what you're saying and still want to hates the deal but you've also got to give your consent in 4 years time as well haven't you had it yes we tell you and and the concern that we harbor perhaps maybe isn't exactly united with that threat is potentially and for your state has been. i believe in force the away from the e.u. straight away from the u.k. and fears the rest of us are towards the e.u. and on the 4 years' time and 6 years table 10 years tate we will be potentially a very different from what we are or what we were before 11 o'clock tonight came shot of the d.p. many thanks for joining us this evening thank you thanks to the earth it well over on the continent the e.u. has been saying it's good byes be for the trade deal talks begin in our europe correspondent peter one of the joins us with all the latest live so

dozens of muslim countries in action means that more people have been killed more woman i've been an r.v. and my children have been burnt alive the court heard allegations of atrocity after atrocity. military is accused of mass murder rape and the destruction of rahane good muslim communities the nobel peace prize laureate watched on a woman detained for years by myanmar's military now defending them she doesn't have control over the army but see cheese personally accused of failing to hold it to account she calls for the case to be dropped. requests. to remove the case from its list. says the raids are bringing the villages in iraq and state in 2017 were legitimate counter-terrorism operations a response to attacks. on government security posts 3 years on or more than 700000 refugees languishing camps across the border in bangladesh the gambia believes me on mars trying to wipe out an entire family group the court could take many years to reach a final ruling on genocide the type of evidence that is needed to prove genocide is quite. like the gambia but it's also because. that's needed

continued challenges with the new munimobile and siemens light rail vehicles commonly known as the l r.v. four and i understand the doors have been solved and breakdowns are improving, the story with the pins that came out last week was quite disheartening and while i thought, and in some areas think that the situation was improving , i now have, and i hope you all share renewed concerns. i look forward to a full report from the sfmta in january. i do have to say, the story that i saw on tv about the cannibalization of existing vehicles that come out of the 68 that we procured was deeply troubling. on that happy note, colleagues, i wish you and yours and the public's a safe and relaxing holiday season. is there any public comment on the chair's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item three executive director 's reports. information item. >> good morning. let me begin by trying chair peskin and welcoming commissioner preston and his staff. thank you for making time for the briefing on the very first day before you were even sworn in before -- in preparati

>> jimmy: there's one part that - [ laughter ] gosh, this just makes me laugh cause he's driving an r.v- >> his youngest daughter like hanging out in the backseat. no seat belt no nothing [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course, he's evel knuevel >> yeah, totally >> jimmy: why would you wear a a seat belt? yeah >> well, you wear a helmet >> jimmy: yeah he's like -- it's like, i'll talk about anything in this documentary. that's why i'm doing this. you can ask me anything, i'm going tell you every exact thing that's ever happened in my life besides anything from 1970 to 1972. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: wait, why would you bring that up? why would you -- why would you say that >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you're talking about everything except for those years. >> there was a lot that happened in those years. >> jimmy: oh >> which we will unfold in our show >> jimmy: you will >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: because the whole -- and tell me if i'm wrong cause i'm really -- i have an autograph. i met him and i got an autographed bike helmet at anaconda kay was the name of the sports store >> okay. >> jimmy:

continued challenges with the new munimobile and siemens light rail vehicles commonly known as the l r.v. four and i understand the doors have been solved and breakdowns are improving, the story with the pins that came out last week was quite disheartening and while i thought, and in some areas think that the situation was improving , i now have, and i hope you all share renewed concerns. i look forward to a full report from the sfmta in january. i do have to say, the story that i saw on tv about the cannibalization of existing vehicles that come out of the 68 that we procured was deeply troubling. on that happy note, colleagues, i wish you and yours and the public's a safe and relaxing holiday season. is there any public comment on the chair's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item three executive director 's reports. information item. >> good morning. let me begin by trying chair peskin and welcoming commissioner preston and his staff. thank you for making time for the briefing on the very first day before you were even sworn in before -- in preparati

and really no r.v. obgyn you can not going to find it doesn't know who he was i am an expert ok ok paid me a lot to get all the title of title you off me going to get something for our toronto people thank you for all the good things but those don't you know you're going. 3 to have a right that's going to. be you know not. we've got some heavy showers pushing towards eastern parts of brazil following on from a very long dry spell for many all lots of clouds showing up here that pop cold now that we see easing over towards the other comes to side of brazil that eastern coast of brazil like the show is too strong very strong winds popping up there down towards the southeast not to be the case as we go on through the next couple of days woman often want to sara's temperatures here getting up to around $32.00 celsius warmer still as we go on into friday and this night is that offshore wind continuing to drag those showers towards the east coast of brazil larry i would around $25.00 celsius drier in paraguay

continued challenges with the new munimobile and siemens light rail vehicles commonly known as the l r.v. four and i understand the doors have been solved and breakdowns are improving, the story with the pins that came out last week was quite disheartening and while i thought, and in some areas think that the situation was improving , i now have, and i hope you all share renewed concerns. i look forward to a full report from the sfmta in january. i do have to say, the story that i saw on tv about the cannibalization of existing vehicles that come out of the 68 that we procured was deeply troubling. on that happy note, colleagues, i wish you and yours and the public's a safe and relaxing holiday season. is there any public comment on the chair's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item three executive director 's reports. information item. >> good morning. let me begin by trying chair peskin and welcoming commissioner preston and his staff. thank you for making time for the briefing on the very first day before you were even sworn in before -- in preparati

my boat was taken, my r.v. my home in st. pete beach was taken, so all those were gone.this stuff with her, because even though it's not civil, for the first time in 2 1/2 years, nancy and i can have somewhat of a conversation. >> i understand. i've seen this before. any time you have a relationship go bad, there's trust issues, and they start hiding information and money from each other. and while i understand why tom may have thought it was a good idea, it's toxic for the business. you wouldn't be the first person to do that. >> sure, i understand that. >> but it's got to stop. >> let's go, come on. now, get over here. hey, guys. >> i've asked tom and nancy to meet me in waycross. >> hey, marcus. >> good to see you again. they've never done an inventory, and that's a problem. the main point and the main reason that you do inventory is to know what cash left the system and what's still here, 'cause this is essentially a bank account, right? >> sure. >> and so you said there was how much in inventory in total? >> probably 100 grand. >> understanding how much money you ha