but go to the town of youghal at the river mouth and walter raleigh is a tourist attraction.in a stable modern republic, their legacy can be studied, not fought over. it‘s much better for us to try to understand what happened, why it happened, how perhaps raleigh or these other individuals could treat irish people particularly badly and often they do so because they considered them to be almost a different species of humanity. grim houses beckoned in the swelling gloom of munster fields. where the atlantic night fettered the child within the pit of doom. and everywhere a going down of light. memories of oppression became embedded in our culture. but historic acts of reconciliation are helping to heal old wounds. i feel the hand of history upon our shoulder in respect of this, i really do, and ijust think we need to acknowledge that and respond to it. with the benefit of historical hindsight we can all see things which we would wish had been done differently or not at all. history throws up complexities. thousands of irish served as imperial soldiers and civil servants. i had

men like sir walter raleigh who took vt landholdings. spencer was among those who defended starving civilians to ny food to rebels. thousands died in theamine. i am going bk into the landscape of the conquest. alontheiver to meet a leading t expert on elizabethan era. how ruthless was colonial rule?> hatever they took, they killed men, women, and children. that is very much part of how the british empire emerges. it is forceful. >>o gois town and walter raleigh is a tourist attraction. he left ireland for other colonial adventures but others prospered, settled and rest in ornate tombs. there legacy can be studied, not fought over. >> it is better for us to understand what happened, why it happened, how perhaps these individuals could treat irish people particurly bad because they considered them to be a different species of humanity. >> the atlantic night within the pit of doom. >>he going down of light. >> memories of embedded in our culture. historic acts of reconciliation are helping to heal old wounds. i just think we need to respond

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest ray mcgovern in raleigh he's a former cia analyst and presidential briefer and in lansing we have steve gerber he is the host of the earth are joining us now cause and effect that means you can jump in he time you want and i was ok let me go to you 1st here are mike's discussed a lot in my i have composed a lot of questions of mind reduction let's start without a list and it speaks only so i can understand in our viewers going to spend why does the united states remain in afghanistan after the president of the united states running on a campaign a campaign trying to get out of afghanistan we're almost 4 years later we're still there so why are we still there but if you will obama was going to get out of afghanistan as well remember it was a dumb war. well look the answer short answer is that they can't. then i think control. no presidents have to do so what we call the national security state or deep state requires and if you look at a map you'll see that afghanistan is very strategically located by close to china quite close 'd to kashm

we will start with marie, who is klein from raleigh, north ling from -- cal raleigh, north carolina. caller: i am retired military. the first thing is the cato institute. what does it have to do with donald trump's administration and how they carry out operations in cities? how do you connect what happened to mr. floyd to what -- drive-by shootings that occur in chicago? how do we know that drive-by shootings are being carried out by people who live in chicago? how do we know that the people out there in uniform are not militia that used to be in some other state, that have been placed in uniform by the government and are now on the street to attack americans? unless most of us remember that the president said he was going to go into cities before he became president, so this is something that has been planned or thought about long before you became president -- how are we as citizens, fellow military officers, people who understand how the government works, supposed to trust what is going on? thank you. first, the interest of the cato institute is it has always been insistent that t

mid-atlantic region. 14 million people impacted heat advisories are up we have a heat warning just east of raleighif you're north of this system, buffalo, syracuse, but as we go dnbut that heat and humidity pretty much in the ohio valley down through texas and the southeast, the brutal heat continues. we also have severe thunderstorms to worry about and something brewing in the trappics >> we wanted some rain >>> disney world they are closed the loophole that once allowed people to walk around with their masks off. they have banned eelting and drinking while walks they hope that new cold war bre between the u.s. and china >> new details in the case that brought national headlines ® dian effective to treat symptoms, and it also targets the cause of diarrhea. the 3 times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. does nothing to kill the bacteria, pepto® diarrhea gets to the source, killing the bad bacteria. so, try pepto® diarrhea, and remember to have it on hand every time you travel. also try pepto®-bismol liquicaps for on-the-go relief. did you know the existing ch

. >>> a raleigh in sjotor thves l >> people gathered in front of the san jose city hall to honor thelate congressman, john lewis and reverend ct vivian and both are towering figures in the u.s. civil rights movement and both work with dr. martin luther king jr. dr. martin luther king jr. march is headed toward scissor chavez plaza >>> in alameda county sheriff's deputy has lost his battle with covid-19 after nearly 3 weeks in intensive care. we spoke with the family and friends. >> friends say the senior deputy was a man of integrity and a man of honor and was a loyal man. the deputy was 57 years old when doctors removed life- support. >> i got to sit with him a little bit longer and then they took everything out and i went in and sat with him and i put his badge in his hand so that he could die with his badge in his hand. >> he died last night from complications related to covid- 19. it's unclear at the moment where he got the virus. the sheriffs considered him to have died in the line of duty. >> he loved working here at the alameda county sheriffs office and he loved this job >> f

then to organize citizens and march 515 and so spontaneous to come together so april of that year in raleigh north carolina. and then we decided to meet again. and to organize ourselves. that's when i met john that same evening and it was that night 10:00 o'clock in the evening to 4:00 o'clock the next morning. we had been in and out with each other ever since. when he was ousted as chair we got active i was in charleston south carolina he was in georgia we interacted throughout all of those years and then finally congress in 1986 i got here in 1992 and then we spent 27 years together here in congress. when he was lamenting with the black lives matter movement to be so effective that he was so proud of and just happy to see thepy breakthrough and then to defend the police that this kind of headline could ruin like burn baby burn. if anybody knows anything about history knows in the 19 sixties they started to yell burn baby burn so john and i out against so that the time that slogan could give you a good headline but would not make much headway. so sitting there in the rotunda. >> of course b

. >> raleigh news owner, now that you've canceled the jacksonville of the rnc do you think governor cooper made the right limiting attendance in charlotte? >> we're actually coming to north carolina, as you know. name, i ving a very guess that would be the nomination night, so that's monday that will be monday. to be here.ng and the rest we'll do in a form.ent we could have done it many different ways by think we did the right thing and i'm really we'll have piece of it at least, and a very piece, in north carolina. phone -- sident, your has suffered in recent months because of the pandemic. hat's your plan going forward to prove to americans that you're the right person? president trump: i think the good.umbers are very the poll numbers we have are very good. we're leading in north carolina. we're leading in pennsylvania. leading in arizona. our numbers. we're leading in arizona. florida.ding nicely in i think our poll numbers are very good. we're leading substantially in georgia. i mean, we get a lot of suppression polls. we get a lot of fake polls just news.e have fake it's a terrible t

you see that we've got air force one just landing at raleigh-durham. the president is about to step out of that plane. i can tell you right now, we are going to be there with cameras because back in d.c., there's another huge story developing. the congressional antitrust sharks are circling. in less than 48 hours, jeff bezos of amazon, apple's tim cook, google alphabet's sandar pichai and mark succeed you azu facebook will be the ones in hot water. it is the first time ever that all four will simultaneously be taken to task by law makers. if congress is smart, okay, i know, if congress were smart, they would get suggested questions from this guy. basecamp co-founder and chief technology officer. he he's the only one who has taken on three of the four and lived to tell about it. he will reveal the number one question he says congress should ask each of those tech titans that he says will cause crumbling. >>> plus, could a new u.s./china ticking time bomb threaten social media's hottest name? china economic insider derek scissors gives his threat assessm

philadelphia could reach a heat index of 110 degrees look at the temperatures raleigh 96 going to feel like some spots reaching 100 degrees feeling more like 110 and stormy in the northern plains >>> take it easy out there we'll talk more about the week ahead. we have some relief for some of us coming up in the five day >>> a startling announcement from golf legend jack nicklaus over the weekend >> we contracted kofrs barbara was asymptomatic i had a sore throat and a cough and it didn't last very long and we were very, very fortunate we were very lucky >> the 80-year-old hall of famer revealed during a telecast that he and his wife had coronavirus back in march but now recovered. >>> a massive advertiser unfriends facebook >> stepping back up p to the plplate. baseball returnsns b but w withe major r changes. actually w was. dudust mite drdroppings? e ewww. dead skin n cells? groross! so now, i i grab my swswiffer swsweeper and d heavy dutyty du. dudusters has s three layeyerst grab, trtrap and locock away gs dustst. gotctcha! and, foror dust on m my floorsrs, i switchch to my swew. t

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest ray mcgovern in raleigh user former cia analyst and presidential reverse are joining us now cause and effect that means you can jump and you can you want and i was ok let me go to you 1st here are mike's discussed a lot in my book and pose a lot of questions of mind reduction but let's start without a list and it speaks only so i can understand in our viewers going to spend why does the united states remain in afghanistan after the president of the united states running on a campaign a campaign trying to get.

raleigh's have also taken place here in moscow in fall of parity with the protests and about us according to local media police have arrested between 15 and 40 people an authorised gatherings in the center of the capital the activists were on their way to the russian prosecutor general's office to submit a petition and support for the ball. still ahead and a vixen ban brought in for the pen demick expires in the us with many fearing they will now be thrown onto the streets a story and more after the short break. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. you to be with yet you look. welcome back angry protests across greece have followed the reopening of highest afia as a mosque on friday the former museum held its 1st muslim prayers and that's along here orthodox protesters burnt turkish flags turkey later rebukes the greek authorities are allowing the burning of the national symbol demonstrators marched on the country's consulate in pencil on a key and chanted slogans condemning the reconversion here's what some of them had to sa

the movement spread to raleigh, it spread to durham. i'm particularly aware of raleigh, because one of the schools that was the earliest participant in these demonstrations was st. augustens college. that's my old college. i wasn't there. i was still in brownsville at the time. i was young. but essentially, students were my campus from that campus participated in protests. students at shaw university participated in protests. and then much to the surprise of a lot of folks, students from duke university joined in the protest. now all of a sudden there are integrated groups who are sitting in. and they are breaking down this wall of segregation in the cities across north carolina. the protest spread across almost every town, every city in north carolina. what they had colleges, they had black colleges, at least, and by the end of february -- remember, the first demonstration was february 1. by the end of february -- february 28th -- that was a leap year. february 29th. by february 29th, every major city in north carolina had seen its pub

innovation center at fujifilm daioh since biotechnologies in morrisville north carolina it's in between raleigh in durham if you take a look at a map but anyway fujifilm daioh said it is working to develop a vaccine for the biotech company novak's a coven 1000 vaccine for nova vax which the federal government awarded a $1600000000.00 grant as part of what's called operation warp speed to find a covert $1000.00 vaccine as soon as possible it's one of several biotech companies that are working in conjunction with various research firms and universities worldwide trying to come up with a coronavirus vaccine and entering in vaccine trials right now really as we speak now this particular vaccine candidate from nova vaccine is in phase one trials with the company expecting to move into a larger phase 2 study next month and then phase 3 in the fall with up to $30000.00 subjects all to minutely the plan is to deliver a $100000000.00 doses of the nova vax vaccine presumably if they come up with a vaccine towards the end of the year if indeed the clinical trials are successful that's the thing. about nov

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest ray mcgovern in raleigh user former cia analyst and presidential reaver and in lansing we see you've heard he is the host of the earth are joining us articles in effect that means you can jump and he want and i was ok let me go to you 1st hear of mike's discussed a lot in my i have composed a lot of.

in london and alleged sighting of her in los angeles in the in the lane maxwell was living in this raleigh and secluded home in new hampshire there is no cell phone service along the one kilometer long wooden road that leads to the home authorities said she paid cash for it under an assumed name to hide her whereabouts we've been discreetly keeping tabs on maxwells whereabouts as we work this investigation and more recently we learned should slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire continuing to live a life of privilege while her victims live with the trauma inflicted upon them years ago neighbors in the town of bradford population 1500 say they were shocked when believe. of all places were in the middle of nowhere assuming maxwell fights these charges and the case goes to a trial it would happen here at this federal courthouse in manhattan the big question then would become how many of her alleged victims would be willing to testify 4 years doesn't this of alleged victims of jeffrey epstein the now deceased sex offender have said maxwell a longtime associate of epstein playe

scottish and thunderstorms it's a warm couple of days you'll know just how much is up to $36.00 in raleigh and a similar $34.00 across into washington d.c. me want to cross the pacific northwest a few shows on both days into seattle and say through florida and really through northern sections the bahamas across into cuba but the heavy rains again will be through central america the yucatan peninsula to get some fairly heavy downpours on friday and then further eastwards across into nicaragua but in particular through saturday is probably going to be costa rica and some very heavy downpours into panama. for. the legislature to find a group of young men wrap things up there. when an elite white fraternity build a house next door community spirit is tested to its limits. we were exactly welcomed with open arms into the neighborhood it's hard to just bury the history of hate old south a witness documentary on al-jazeera. her board. you're watching officer of me said whoa robin a reminder of our top stories the former partner of the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested and cha

potentially quite sundry in the central plains or prairie's of canada know this area lawrence just north of raleigh as a potential circulation will keep knowledge just for fun i think one thing else in the caribbean a mess of showers are running through the smaller islands but equally the thunderstorms everywhere in the immediate future is be of puerto rico and i think the dominican republic will get some fairly heavy weather then it go into haiti then moves further west course cuba generates thunderstorms every day this whole system is quite an interesting one is moving slowly west woods making it regular court where it. donald the president's son donald trump jr was promised a damaging information about hillary clinton or obligation to seek an investigation seductress did the trump campaign committee with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james call me in any way shape or form to closer to back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you will know. next question bottle field washington on al-jazeera. the in the the in the. welcome back a recap of our

kind of shots and thunderstorms it's a warm couple of days you'll notice how much is up to $36.00 in raleigh and a similar $34.00 across into washington d.c. me want to cross the pacific northwest a few shows on both days into seattle and say through florida and really through northern sections the bahamas across into cuba but the heavier rains again will be through central america the yucatan peninsula to get some fairly heavy downpours on friday and then further eastwards across into nicaragua but in particular through saturday is probably going to be costa rica and some very heavy downpours into panama. but. chile's infamous dictator may be long gone but inequality fueled by his neo liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state apparatus. people in power examines whether forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 30 wealthiest nations chile in a chaise legacy on a jazzy it out. through or war world war. welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here on al-jazeera china has accused washingto

potentially quite sundry in the central plains or prairie's of canada notice here laurens just north of raleigh as a potential circulation will keep knowledge just for fun i think more than anything else in the caribbean a mass of showers are running through the smaller islands but equally there are thunderstorms everywhere in the immediate future is b. of puerto rico and i think the dominican republic will get some fairly heavy weather then it go into haiti then moves further west course cuba generates thunderstorms every day this whole system is quite an interesting one is moving slowly west woods making a crack you're quite wet. yep so oldest muslim undertakers working here is a 7 days a week job that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance man and started to do the funerals in london and their families we saw stopping father and daughter and we can is this part of the stories we don't often hear told by the people who the gift is such a level of. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me as a whole robin a remin

and the next day i think, raleigh, and maybe portsmouth. . >> things were more tenths they arranged a meeting of the parties involved, and it was clear that will worse would get no cooperation. and services were at a standstill. >> -- i remember someone coming forward and saying girls you have to go. this is what your conscious is telling you to do. so several of us went down. >> i had the female students from greensboro college, because he abuse for participating was extremely high. >> they made a threat to me, you know it's like on your girlfriend let's get her. you know i was told to be peaceful and not react to the threats and so forth, and it was hard for me and i was really quite angry, and i was especially proud, when the white students from the college came. >> when this realist walked in, the people who are occupying they turn around solace, and said of course thinking, we are going to join them do you want to sit down. and the three of us took our seats at the counter. and when the waitress came up to us, and that's what we wanted i said i think there's somebody here ahead o

met john lewis over 40 years ago, our lives intersected because in 1960, he came to my hometown, raleigh of the naacp led nightly civil rights

in 1960, he came to my hometown, raleigh, north carolina, to form sncc at a small black college.

when i met john lewis over 40 years ago our lives intersected because in 1960 he came to my hometown raleigh of the naacp led nightly civil rights demonstrations. again in 1963, our lives intersected

in 1960, he came to my hometown, raleigh, north carolina, to form sncc at a small black college. shaw university, where my father was president of the naacp and lead nightly civil rights demonstrations. again, in 1963, our lives intersected because my father returned from the march on washington and began raving about a speaker, young john lewis, who had electrified the crowd. so, imagine when i finally met him in atlanta in 1976, as a young law student. hit was a transcendent moment, like meeting a figure like thomas jefferson or benjamin franklin, who wrote the declaration of independence, but yet, here is somebody who made america live up to those noble words. along with dr. king and reverend abernathy, and a young, joseph lowery, ct vivian, another lion who we lost on the same day as john lewis. john had an incorruptible integrity, and ideological purity which was like a halo. somehow this extended to everyone who was in his orbit, myself included. that's the reason the nation has paused from pandemic and protest and politics to bid him farewell today. virtually every news or

when i met john lewis over 40 years ago our lives intersected because in 1960 he came to my hometown raleigh, north carolina. to form snic in a small black college. where my father who was president of the naacp led nightly civil rights demonstrations. again in 1963, our lives intersected because my father returned from the march on washington and he began raving about a speaker, young john lewis who had electrified the crowd. and so imagine when i finally met him in atlanta in 1976 as a young law student, it was a transcendent moment like meeting a historical figure thomas jefferson or benjamin franklin who wrote the declaration of independence but yet here was someone who had made america live up to those noble words. >> right. >> along with dr. king and reverend abernathy and andy young and joseph lowrie and ct vivian and another lion we lost on the same day as john lewis. john had an incorruptible integrity and an ideological purity which was like a halo. somehow this extended to everyone who was in his orbit. myself included. and that's the reason the nation has paused from pandemic and

met john lewis over 40 years ago, our lives intersected because in 1960, he came to my hometown, raleigh, north carolina. to form sncc at a small black college where my father, who was president of the naacp led nightly civil rights demonstrations. again, in 1963, our lives intersected because my father returned from the march on washington. he began raving about a speaker, young john lewis who had electrified the crowd. and so imagine when i finally met him in atlanta in 1976 as a young law student, it was a transcendent moment like meeting historical figure thomas jefferson or benjamin franklin who wrote the declaration of independence but yet, here was someone who had made america live up to those noble words. along with dr. king and reverend abernathy and andy young and joseph lowery and c.t. vivian, another lion who we lost on the same day as john lewis. john had an incorruptible integrity, an ideological purity which was like a halo. somehow this extended to everyone who was in his orbit. myself included. and that's the reason the nation has paused from pandemic and protests and po

in san francisco, raleigh is scheduled from 5:30 am to 6:30 am, called now what? >>> part of a new push to confront racism in the criminal justice system, routine joins with the das from boston and philadelphia in order to help with the pilot effort to tackle racial inequities and police violence. the group will be patterned after south africa's truth and reconciliation commission. the commission helped area injustices that up and during 40 years of rule. the project will be operational by this fall. >>> oakland mayor lydia schaff discussed the idea of implementing a community based mobile crisis unit, responding to 911 calls, and set of police officers. the unit would be at pima social service workers. david harris of the urban strategy council spoke at the town hall meeting, and gave an overview of what the service might look like. >> we need to have alternatives for things that don't go to the police, they are the foundation for us building a healthy community, where he have each other. >>> they started working together a year ago to figure out feasibility of i

you'll notice it in ralea raleigh-durham and north virginia.ow, but that could potentially change. i do want to talk about the rest of the country. we have record heat for the pacific northwest. that's that heatwave that's going to be impacting that area all the way into sunday where we're going to see portions of the southwest, the feel-like temperature near 120 degrees. so that's really tough on the system, even for the great lakes into the northeast. it's going to be kind of a good movie weekend to stay in, but, alex, i know people have really been dealing with the high humidity. today when you go outside, you're going to have that ah moment. >> and with 120 approaching, those kind of temperatus, you h it's going to be okay. >>> the campaign is re-evaluating its messaging strategy. we're back in a moment. valuatin strategy we're back in a moment handwriting recognition and the audi a4. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. kelcee loves how essential oils help her chill. and now she has those same scents. in the laundry room. ahh.

what you can count on for the florida coast to miami, jacksonville, florida, even into raleigh, northarolina, you are going to see the high risk of damaging winds. so, you know, we still have a lot of tiemt with the storm system. the unfortunate situation is puerto rico, yasmin, does not need any more rain or another storm to go through it, an also the bahamas are on our radar. >> yeah. thank you so much, janessa. really thinking about those folks there right now as they batten down the hatches. >>> still ahead, everybody, new reporting after the president's revealing interview with axios in which he explains why he did not ask vladimir putin about the intex of the bounty of u.s. soldiers and a final farewell to congressman john lewis. we're back in a moment. arewell o congressman john lewis we're back in a moment who has time for wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press fi

several campaign staffers tested positive after that raleigh. top official with the trump administration says it is too soon to tell if it will be safe to hold the republican national convention. they will have to wait and see how things develop over the next month. florida is currently seeing a record number of coronavirus infections across the state. >>> new this morning, the publisher of a book about trump and his family announced today it is moving up the publication date due to interest and high demand. the book by the knees of trump, mary, was going to publish it on the 14th but despite attempts to block it it will still be released. >>> the recent surge of covid- 19 cases do not stop people from spending the day at crowded beaches on july 4. they packed beaches from coast-to- coast despite warnings to stay away. some of the busiest beaches were in florida, where there has been a record number of new cases. >> they not wearing masks. they're not distancing. >> one group gathered outside the governors mansion for what they call the shed the

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from there all the way to grant line and there are couple trouble spots on 29 north and right at raleigh road and another spot of the les lanes blocked as you work your way towards creston. taking a look at traffic on 37 it is a busy ride out of mirror i went and 30 from the east bay towards 101. that is look at your morning drive. let's check your forecast. it is a little windy. >>> i am tracking the pacific ocean breeze kicking in once again for today. it is breezy in spots and i will show you the current winds. here is a lovely view of the salesforce tower camera as we look at the bay and we are seeing temperatures in the 40s and in the 50s. it is a little chilly here in santa rown degrees for you and will 50s in san francisco and mid-50s in san jose and a little more in oakland and 57 in concord. the current winds are 13 mile an hour winds in concord and 17 at sfo and you will see westerly winds at 10 to 20 as we go through the afternoon with the breeziest conditions along the coast, right around the bay. along the coast we are in the mid 60s with cool conditions outoupper 60s to low

the crews fire is near morgan hill south and east. 89 % humidity in raleigh. 91 at frazier lake road. that is improvement. the wind is not bad. it will help firefighters there as a try to get her arms around that fire. nice and calm as we head to the north a. a delta breeze their in fairfield. we have the moisture in the air. not so mund the lakes. in oakwn the estuary it's 49. 53 in san francisco. you are waking up to 56 this morning in san jose. the marine layer is trying to edge towards us. you can see it on the left side of your screen. it's not really successful at the moment. today we are looking at nice temperatures. seasonable temperatures around the bay. should be a lovely afternoon. temperatures 89 to 90 degrees in our inland spots. this go to sal castaneda for traffic . >> good morning. we do have is interstate 880 in that traffic is moving along very well. north and south. no major problems here. north and south on 882 oakland. let's go back to the headlines. >>> thank you sal. the top medical officer for the state correctional system has been replaced. this move comes as

get the thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, but before that happens, very humid, very warm look at raleigh like 100. cleveland looks great. boston looks good. the relief from the heat ends saturday and sunday. a lot of 90s across the board, yasmin when we come back, i'll give you an update on the covid numbers and talk a little about the hurricane season looks like we have some areas to watch coming up next week. >> all right thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody, senate republicans are working on the next coronavirus relief bill, but they don't seem to be on the same page as the president as to what should be included. >>> also the sheriff of jacksonville, florida, issues warnings about the upcoming election we'll be back in a moment. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new roads, again. well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and wi

showers and thunderstorms it's a warm couple of days you'll know just how much is up to $36.00 in raleigh and acim a $34.00 across into washington d.c. me walk across the pacific northwest a few showers on both days into seattle and say through florida and really through northern sections the bahamas across into cuba but the heavier rains again will be through central america the yucatan peninsula to get some fairly heavy downpours on friday and then further eastwards across into nicaragua but in particular through saturday is probably going to be costa rica and some very heavy downpours into panama. stinson mystic tator may be long gone but any quality fueled by his new liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state of paralysis. people in power examines whether forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 30 wealthiest nations chile uniphase legacy on a just 0. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last. day well and many feel the ec

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