this is sheena the leader of the outlaws gang sheen around is the short form of. a character from a nigerian action movie. where. the. sun. is already young gang members 18 and over they share a street in the end zones a neighborhood with a trick. together they form the devil group. and . the outlaws control the public restroom. over the paris restaurant this is the devil's turf and the police station is on the same street it's just 300 meters from the paras to the precinct. the. major scholl is the chief of the police station and it's his job to deal with the devil group and other street gangs. and. he. described. these yeah he. was a. maternity was founded in a rocky place that's what maternity actually means a rock and since its founding the main job quarrying and stone cutting but this kind of work is not to everyone's liking. as a rule the devils don't do anything during the day they just hang about. the guys smoke marijuana it's the cheapest drug. in congo as in many countries drug use is illegal but it doesn't stop the gang members and they seem unconcerned

it's michael sheen here.a campaign is launched to combat loneliness, we'll be talking to actor michael sheen about how lockdown has made it an even bigger issue. and coming up on bbc news... the fallout to one of the most dramatic scenes in recent formula 1 history, as romain grosjean escapes withjust minor injuries at the bahrain grand prix. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news at one. coronavirus infections in england have fallen by about a third over lockdown, according to a major study. some of the worst—hit areas saw the biggest improvements, but, despite this progress, cases remained relatively high. the study was carried out by imperial college london and ipsos mori. it says the virus‘s rate of reproduction is below one, meaning the epidemic is shrinking. in wales, new restrictions mean pubs and bars are to be banned from selling alcohol in the run up to christmas. we'll have more on this on the programme a little later, but this all comes as the pharmaceutical company moderna says it's filing reques

interview with side, it will tell you, here's more about the camps in china, northwest the images of sheen john that china wants the world to see. beijing says this so-called education centers provide valuable vocational training job opportunities to eradicate poverty in the region. the centers it's claimed are also a tool in china's war on terror programmes to do read a collage islamist extremists and ethnic separatists. that's the official view, but stories from eyewitnesses tell a different story. they describe detention camps and the repression of an estimated $1000000.00. weak of muslims subjected to forced labor, torture and cultural indoctrination. a growing body of evidence points to massive human rights abuses and sheen john abuses that western leaders say. china can no longer hide you know, we now we know that there is no counterterrorism. justification for forcing we're muslims to eat during ramadan or destroy the muslim cemetery. there's no poverty alleviation justification for forced sterilization or taking children away from their parents to be. we had reeducated in state run

then once charlie sheen jumped on the back of the jeep i was like i'm in.is something that gives you that burning desire to go serve at that level. hey, yes, send me. it's not that desire to go get a gun fight or go get into battle, it's the desire to take care folks that are around you, your team makes. >> make no mistake about it. there ain't nothing cool. it's not fun, it's not glamorous, it sucks. it's a miserable job. you're away from your families come you're always cold, wet tired and miserable and some is always trying to kill you. you always have an opportunity to get injured, but you want it. it's like a drug. i think of spicy veterans having a hard time when they do leave service. like morgan said going overseas and deploying and they missed that support mechanism. print thereon my right and left and that's my support mechanism and i think that's a big part of it. no one else will get you the way those people well. that's true. thank you guys. if you can join our talk with him to talk to morgan and joey in just a moment. please, preorder modern w

you can catch picking berries or mushrooms and like the sheen of virus. this parasite takes its time until you notice that a dangerous parasite can sneak into the human body. it's called as you know, caucus multi local artists, also known as the fox tape worm. its larvae grow for years unnoticed and destroy the liver or other organs. in many cases it's fatal treated it can kill you, bianca vats, eos is only alive now thanks to an operation that removed large parts of her liver and diaphragm. so degraded that i might not survive only looking back, she started getting the 1st warning signs about 10 years before her diagnosis was shocked. and even over the years i had circulatory problems, dizziness, high blood pressure, and then blood pressure fluctuations. we often had to call an ambulance because i collapsed. what she didn't realise was that parasitic larvae were growing in her organs. examination showed that there was something wrong with her liver, but the doctors assumed it was an alcohol problem. this let's see are the last year before it got really b

in 5 countries and with production 500000000 but sheens can be produced in the next 12 months. there is readying fullface 3 clinical trials of its covert 19 vaccine for international medical journal says the sputnik 3 drug juiced an antibody response and all participants of early testing and there were no major side effects. of the death toll from. the 2nd wave already starting in many countries the race to put a vaccine on the market is intensive. years to develop and test the vaccine but time is something we don't have right now. that's why countries are coming together past experience and billions of dollars to try and schwartz and that's timeline. hundreds of vaccine candidates are currently in development but the one created here in moscow became the 1st registered 19 vaccine in the world. our. correspondents were the 1st to get an exclusive look at the manufacturing and test the process. and hundreds of thousands of units will be produced here. in about one month for the moment our company but you know farm is the only producer of the vaccine to. the production of the vac

champion jockey uh—sheen murphy says he won't appeal the decision to ban him for three months for testingneas winner failed a test in france injuly, but denies taking the drug, believing he failed because of contamination. murphy provided evidence from subsequent hair tests that found no trace of the substance. previous offenders have faced a six—month ban. wayne rooney has confirmed he is ready to retire as a player if derby's prospective new owners appoint him as the club's full—time manager. rooney will take sole charge of derby against wycombe on saturday. until now, he's been part of an interim four—man coaching team. second practice for the bahrain grand prix had to be stopped. first when this happened. and then when a dog found its way onto the certificate. thank you lee, no drivers or dogs were harmed. —— thankfully. it's little over 48 hours since we were telling you diego maradona had died in argentina. in the couple of days that have followed, hundreds of thousands of people have paid their respects as his body lay in state at the presidential palace in bueons aires. today, he

of course the younger ones don't listen to the elders and now sheen around is planting something at the neighborhood southern outskirts. you. know you. do. you see. know. if she ever runs for president to be very hard for him to win the ordinary people don't like the crew knows. to do is omit idea got to him. out going to. warm up to god be somebody about who now is up with. my god they're gonna know book want to. know but when i get a book about them i said but i got nobody i have ever got out from step. down board or yeah but i get to know that i get to know you know about what i frequent and i got that you must know about what i know what they're gonna do not got they got no book or you got it. to be taken to the station is not the worst thing that could happen to a career not lynch mob mentality is typical in the congo they put a toy around a criminal petrol and set them on fire. when it comes to the most common physiological symptoms dry cough and fatah. but the psychological illness well known. with infections on the rise again and new law looming will the novel coronavirus affect

record temperatures gripped southeastern australia a scorching sheen fuels more and more wildfires in new south wales authorities call for caution and vigilance. and the saga of the mysterious.

has prompted outrage also coming up record temperatures, grip southeastern australia as scorching sheens fuels more and more wildfires in new south wales authorities are calling for caution and vigilance.

at the end, the sheen founded authorities hope that this lockdown will give the country's health system a chance to recover but not everyone is convinced the restrictions will make a difference. many people coming to the pharmacy having or don't know when they are not to commit the as a lockdown, as they are going outside face masks. so we need to be more committed. others are respecting the lockdown rules, but with lebanon's hospital short of hundreds of doctors, the country likely has a rough road ahead before it can get a grip on the pandemic. on to some more of the stories making news around the world. now, the leader of if your peers to get a region has urged the u.n. and african union to condemn ethiopia for using high tech weaponry, including drone us in its military offensive against the region 2 week conflict threatens to trigger a civil war that could destabilize the region holdovers, the electoral commission says the presidential elections be won by pro e.u. challenger a. my son to a shield replace the moscow batting company. igor dordogne republic, moldova gained independenc

record temperatures gripped southeastern australia the scorching sheen fuels more and more wildfires in new south wales authorities call for caution and vigilance. and to the saga of the mysterious to still object appeared out of nowhere in the middle of the desert then vanished just to suddenly without a trace. but look what it's there and why the event has prompted a host of conspiracy theories to a reporter. we'll tell you more american . evan steen. it's good to have you with us. prosecutors in france are calling for criminal charges to be brought against 4 police officers who were filmed, beating a black music producer earlier this week. a paris public prosecutor said 3 of the officers will remain in custody pending an appearance before an investigating judge . a 4th officer who arrives at the scene later has been freed bond suspended from duty security camera footage of the beating, led to accusations of institutionalized racism within french police ranks. the video also helped drive opposition to a draft security bill that is working its way through the french legislature and

or this technology usually relies on the sheen learning which is commonly referred to as artificial intelligence by processing many different images. computers can learn to differentiate between wanted and unwanted plants. and then the strong hold. robots are also being trained to carry out more complex tasks because farm helpers are increasingly hard to find. machines are learning to pick, strawberries, and harvest. great. this has many advantages. robots never tire and can work through the night. robots are also being used in cattle and dairy farming, but some people claim that this is harming animals. in any case, livestock and dairy farms are forced to boost efficiency to remain competitive. one dairy farm in the southern english village of shepton, mallett, is leading the way and using 5 g. connectivity to enhance efficiency. this might look like a conventional british t.v. for us. it's not, these d.v. cars are integrated into a smart farming system that utilizes 5 g. technology. colors that send them to milking robots as soon as they're others are fooled. the robots then analyze the amount

control of the disputed regions, largest city to panic and will take the 2nd largest city through sheen, which it captured just before fighting ended. armenia will also have to hand over 3 other districts. meanwhile, police in armenia have detained more than 90 protesters during rallies against the peace deal. demonstrations have been ongoing for almost 2 weeks, demanding the resignation of prime minister nicole passion young. they have branded as a traitor, the premier says that he had no other choice but to sign the truce. and that if the conflict had continued tens of thousands of our millions would have died. world leaders have called for united response to the pandemic at the g 20 summit, which is just drawing to a close the 2 day gathering of the world's largest economies was held by video link up for the 1st time ever. and it was hosted by saudi arabia, which currently holds the rotating presidency of the g 20. together. those countries make up 85 percent of the global economy in a closing declaration that they pledged to help low income countries deal with the economic impact of

spiral sheen ever built it is the answer mantles our writer ali baba the internet bills. and that's nonsense and. what they're doing is they're building a payment rail across all the bill and road countries where china wins money today represent 62 percent of the global population so what they start doing is worsening the world to adopt their pieman rails. by gallic means that. that subverts u.s. dollar has monitored position around the world that requires dollars come in to china to buy the weeds we pay a units of r. and b. but it doesn't require china. to open its capital account so imagine if you are the world's supposedly you have the world's 2nd largest economy because we give them a credit we convert their entire army based economy to dollars at the current spot rate either their capital counts so you say max. what you have to realize is we hold all the cards today we as a country all we have to do is women chinese access to dollars because they are not acting responsibly. we can bring one crop practices act cases we can use our own rule of law our own legal system

maybe a foot away from them and you knew looking up and in ethel with screaming, asking for aaron and sheen forever before that ambulance people who got to know him a little i hear it was only about 6 minutes. extraordinary moment, and of course, other assassinations of america at the time you took a picture of martin luther king on their civil rights campaign trail which reflected some of the, the novice and of g.-o. of the, of the monday of any reflections on the, on martin luther king and the civil rights movement. very quiet. the mood is no chatting with some that was he allowed you to do your job, but he wasn't. you wasn't talkin about hate the yankees. you were going to beat the yankees. you know, none of that small talk. there how they are going to take you right back to your origins as a photographer and 2 things. the peter manual story thinks flamed out of the national viewers. he was a serial killer, was the 2nd last person to be behind capital punishment in scotland. this is a late 1950 s. at the, amazingly, as a very young photographer managed to get 10 to barlinnie person. and

there's a sense of defeat in light sheen. armenia will soon lose control over district dziedzic district. very few civilians are left in town and i've been in soldiers. i just transiting through under way out. back and caribbean is a business man. volunteer fighter. it's a bittersweet day for him. he was soon meet up with his wife, but after them, the district where he was deployed at the beginning of the war is being richard as they are. but jack, we were told, told a lot of tales about the situation. we thought that our armies saw strong was a return to everything, but the reality in the public knew the real, the situation. we now have the result that we deserved all of the armenian forces, have to evacuate less before december 1st, a mere 70 kilometers away celebrations, an atom, a district on the eastern flank of the un clave, which i mean you're occupied and considered a buffer zone. like bit of was among the 60000 a series expelled at the time from here i'm lost for words to explain my feelings. it's the best day of my

sheens need to talk to each other. this little lakin sees a real, real game changer. and i think will power a lot of totally priam and sinopoli cations will use it. 5 g. will give us the so-called tactile internet being able to meet touch.

course, the election of joe biden requires that president sisi soften the corners and provide a softer sheen to the regime for a variety of reasons. there has been documented women's rights abuses in, egyptian society. the l.g.b. t.q. egypt community has suffered abuses. and in terms of the international scene, there are difficulties in terms of reconciling egypt's support of the fofa are and the tobruk government in libya. and also, egypt is in the middle of a few over the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, as egypt in sudan or upstream from ethiopia. if you know and in a similar related matter, egypt is closely monitoring and who is sudan's evolving foreign policy reorientation which had then others that it was a sorry to interrupt. he said they've released, they've only released 2 prisoners. do you think that do you think the remaining prisoners are going to be released? i think that they will. i think there's every reason to think that this is politically a prudent move for president sisi. he has a real situation on his hand in the northern part of the sinai peninsula with the sinai provin

sheens need to talk to each other. this little latin sees a real, real game changer. and i think will power a lot of totally private and sinopoli patients will use a 5 g. will give us the so-called tactile internet being able to make touch, which is obviously fantastic news for people like me. some george and i like to hug and touch and keys, and it was the, deprived of all of those things during a pandemic. but tell me how exactly is it going to work? so the tattling and in fact refer, is really very well locked in sea network. so i've been pioneering another internet which is called the unit of skills, which allows you to transmit skills through the internet. so currently we can only transmit video or audio or text files. now imagine a future where actually it can do something for the unit. wouldn't that be great? and that includes also the touch. interesting to watch, you know, we do that with that app to gloves. so it's quite a bit of evidence on the internet on this, how i use that. and we apply that, for instance, in broad excited jury is one of the applications

can you imagine getting a phone call from michael sheen?ine." in january last year 80% of calls to its crime management service were answered. by this september that figure had dropped to 49%. the force said there had been a massive increase in demand and it was taking measures to improve the service. seriously. yesterday was the first anniversary of the london bridge terror attack, in which jack merrit and saskia jones were killed. rosca 0nya, a former gang member turned rapper — who was helped by jack merritt — has now released a charity single in his memory. he says jack became like a brother through the support he gave him while in prison. # there was one in particular, he kept coming back # he was a cambridge grad and his name was jack # jack's eyes never saw white or black # he saw a failed system and helped fight it back # and the proceeds from that single will go to prison reform and criminaljustice charities and organisations. a new report has found nearly 40% of london's young people and children living in poverty will not get a c

sheens need to talk to each other. this little latin sees a real, real game changer. and i think will power a lot of totally private and sinopoli patients will use a 5 g. will give us the so-called tactile internet being able to touch, which is obviously fantastic news for people like me. some george and i like to hug and touch and keys, and it was been deprived of all of those things during a pandemic. but tell me how exactly is it going to work? so the tattling it and in fact refer, is really very well locked in sea network. so i've been pioneering another internet which is called the net of skills, which allows you to transmit skills through the internet security. we can only transmit video or audio or text files. now imagine a future where actually it can do something for the unit. wouldn't that be great? and that includes also the touch. interesting to watch, you know, we do that with that haptic gloves. there's quite a bit of evidence on the internet on this, how i use that. and we apply that for instance, in broad except jury is one of the applications where a

sheen to the words of aoc, says we have to win those seats in georgia because we do not want to negotiatewe want the green new deal without compromise. that is impossible. we are not going to let them have it, they are sending millions of dollars down here to georgia to try and change our minds, they are not going to do it. we have already shown them the truth, 52.5% of georgians rejected the democratic plan. we are going to do it again. we have to do, you heard sonny do this, we have to get our vote out, early, do not wait for january the fifth. there is something in north georgia called ice storms, right? i am worried about that, we need to get out, early voting starts december 14. we need you to vote, take your friends, kelly are -- kelly and i are asking you to stand with us and make sure we send this to america, we need your help to make sure that the road to socialism never runs through the state of georgia. [applause] help, by getting our vote out again -- and i say outn, by getting the vote again we will tell america in the democratic party and the world that the work we have done

sheen is a strategic threat. while this whole free trade deal between south east asian nations will help research relations experts say beijing is exerting more control of the business and trade activities as strongly as not a lot of them being subject to economic coercion. and in fact, that opens up other tried opportunities with partners that are facing the same problem. other try to opportunities take time, but the strelley in government says it is seeking to open new markets, including in indonesia and india. the question is whether it can achieve that while also navigating its multibillion dollar trading interests with china gauge. how does era regional new south wales it is good to have you with us. however, adrian, something inherent to hot headlines on al-jazeera, pro-democracy activists, joshua wall.

bring up navy s.e.a.l.s, both of you in the chapters of your book talk about the movie with charlie sheennow how many guys enlisted in the military. talk to me about the impact as to why you joined. >> graduating with a 1.7 gpa, one of the smartest on the planet, it was just one of those things i kind of had to do. >> barely made it through, but i think that the explosions of the guns, all that stuff, i really believe that those guys, the little rockets on motorcycles and stuff like that, you know, cool sniper rifles. >> never, never. >> 24 hours later, it's like hey, i have to do that. >> i don't know, my audi and i called it the saving private ryan move. you get motivated to go join them. >> i'm a little bit younger than some of you, but i was in high school and it was like hey, there was no way the generations of americans would fight this war like this and would not be a part of it. >> you mentioned this and talked about it a little bit in your chapter. he's a born and bred individual. >> it was that burning desire to go once or. honestly i went and prior to 9/11 but that's what i wan

sheen to the words of aoc, says we have to win those seats in georgia because we do not want to negotiatewe want the green new deal without compromise. that is impossible. we are not going to let them have it, they are sending millions of dollars down here to georgia to try and change our minds, they are not going to do it. we have already shown them the truth, 52.5% of georgians rejected the democratic plan. we are going to do it again. we have to do, you heard sonny do this, we have to get our vote out, early, do not wait for january the fifth. there is something in north georgia called ice storms, right? i am worried about that, we need to get out, early voting starts december 14. we need you to vote, take your friends, kelly are -- kelly and i are asking you to stand with us and make sure we send this to america, we need your help to make sure that the road to socialism never runs through the state of georgia. [applause] help, by getting our vote out again -- and i say outn, by getting the vote again we will tell america in the democratic party and the world that the work we have done

the sheen the scene showcase did the general divide of this election. >> you are looking at the numbersem to add up. something doesn't feel right about it. >> i have i'm worried about the future for my child in the state of our country and i think it's important we have democracy. reporter: a stop the steel protest outside california capitol in sacramento. across the state in huntington beach curfew breakers hit the streets to protest the first day of governor gavin newsom's order. nonessential workers in the most countries populist state need to stay home between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. many in the crowd were rain maga gear with cars honking and support in that order will outlast until december 21. with many of these stop the steel rallies and protests we seem around the country in recent weeks there could be more protests, rallies or reaction this week as we have heard with more vote certification expected coming soon tomorrow. arthel. arthel: alex hogan, thank you. eric. eric: arthel, elderly woman looking death in the eye. ahead, the two rave neighbors who ran in to save the day. a

lord is what charlie sheen gave all his friends. [laughter] they are still the doctor that's fun.r in the united kingdom has been fired, this is the best three of the nights. after she got drunk at the school prom and pulled up her shirt during a photo shoot with students exposing her bare boobies. or she calls them, gym bags. witnesses say it all happened in a flash. this is the only gym teacher in the world whose curriculum includes motor boating. before things got out of control 44-year-old katherine lake had apparently drunk eight glasses of wine, amateur , can't blame a gym teacher for wanting to wet her whistle. but at the prom she became inappropriately sitting on a student's lap. although she says she was just giving him a physical education. she's also accused of smoking a cigarette with one of her students during the prom. which is very european. here in america kids only smoke with her teachers after. that is right. teaching regulation panel ruled lake was out of bounds. other class and for two years but also they made it her 200 laps from the soccer field with no shirt

we have 6 lifts open summer sheen groomed out rose looking at snow fall of 24 inches.at mount rose was on november 22nd, only amounted to an inch but not to fear there's a lot of snow making going on. and that's because temperatures are as cool as they are allowing new snow in that base to really be built machine grim conditions that squab valley also having opened back up snowfall base at 23 inches and we're looking at 10 lifts open there as for north star you've got 8 lifts open and 22 open trails pretty good skiing for the early season, so get up there and enjoy it. back here at home in the bay area we've also got our sunshine just as you also see up in the sierra nevada and we've got calmer winds today yesterday was a pretty breezy one today we're taking a big step back from that from our 20 mile per hour wind gusts yesterday to maybe a breeze of 5 miles per hour and time or 2 today, dry conditions as high pressure builds back in we need to see rainfall but in the midst of these dry conditions might as well enjoy the favorable weather for getting outside and maybe

i brought my mom to the very last fire drill friday in d.c., and the martin sheen spoke and he gave that amazing -- i'm not even sure whose speech it was, but it was so powerful, and he was so generous and gracious with so many people. and there were so many, you know, other incredible people that came that day. walking, and then you have activists and people from all over. it was just powerful. it was an amazing job. i want to talk about some of the real demands you all were making for fire drill friday, and one of the biggest, not biggest come but you talk about a lot in the book and i'm not sure people understand the green new deal. would you give a very quick, if it's possible, you know, summary so the people can understand why it's so important, why we need this. >> i think it's easy to understand it if i start out describing what happens if we don't -- >> there we go. >> we are facing out of coal and so there's all this coal miners, a lot of them have black lung because of their work. west virginia, kentucky, the mines have closed down. the owners of the mines have canceled healthc

. >> marty sheen and i worked at the living theater. we cleaned it up, set the stage.e days of cafes. i'm going on here. >> no, i love it. and you're working around the clock doing as many shows as you can. >> we would do 16 shows a week. >> in a week? >> yeah. a lot of us, you know, sort of galvanized in those days. we would pass the basket after each show, and people would drop something in. that's how we ate. >> those small, scrappy shows led to pacino's broadway debut for which he won a tony in 1969 and the attention of a hollywood director who would change his life. >> francis coppola was in the audience. and he later on, couple years later, there it is. i knew it was you, you broke my heart. these are the way things happen. that's why i always say, you know, to young people, just get out there, you know. do your thing. >> as you look back on 50 years of this incredible career you've had -- >> wow -- >> -- what do you think as you sit here today? >> i remember when there was that big show, night of 100 stars. ♪ and i remember bobby and i were there and lee was the

you know, relief named at the end the sheen found it had authorities hope that this lockdown will give the country's health system a chance to recover but not everyone is convinced the restrictions will make a difference. for many people coming to the fight, missy, having put on no, they are not committed to the lockdown as they are going they are going outside without face masks. so we need to be more committed. others are respecting the lockdown rules, but with lebanon's hospital short of hundreds of doctors, the country likely has a rough road ahead before it can get a grip on the pandemic. have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today around the world. so the leader of the g.o.p.'s, rebellious to cry region, has urged the u.n. and the african union to come to me for using high tech weaponry, including drones in its military offensive against the region. to be conflict threatens to trigger a civil war that destabilize the region. at least 7 people died and several others were injured when a fire broke out in a crowded residential district or on sunday, the blaz

we've got summer sheen groomed slopes and 6 lifts already opened up as for melrose at the summit 24 inchessnow. the last know there was around than the 22nd that was only an inch but of course no making continues 3 lifts open 29 runs machine groomed slopes up at squaw valley as well 10 lifts open there and you're looking at conditions of 23 inches for your base and then of course north star also opened back up now snow conditions looking good 25 inches at the summit last know was on november 22nd, but not to worry snowmaking continues their 22 open trails at north star. now back here in the bay area we're not talking snow but we do have plenty of sunshine and we're going to be looking at some really nice weather to carry us through this upcoming weekend timber on a nice glow over the skies that you're seeing all across the bay area. they be as you step outside for some black friday shopping today radar shows clear quiet conditions and a lot calmer than yesterday was if you did get outside for your thanksgiving feast yesterday. you probably notice that breeze today you won't notice it so mu

>> ruling out in the '50s -- growing up in the '50s with john wayne movies, sheen guns, the culture, i don't know if remember there was a tv show on cbs called the big picture and i grew up watching this about world war ii, was it was in the pacific theater or in europe. it was about our heroes coming back from world war ii. we were all aware of that and that's what we thought america was like. when we came back from vietnam, as i said to you the other day, i remember silence, silence, nobody would want to talk about it. they didn't want to talk about the war, and yet our lives have been profoundly affected by, dramatically by that experience. yeah, i remember feeling, you know, i know a lot of veterans said they felt they were mistreated and abused. i just felt, i just felt people just shut off their feelings. they didn't want to talk about it and that was very difficult. that hurt. i was doing the same thing. i think i was trying to numb my cell phone when it happened. and somehow -- numb myself. i was having anxiety attacks you i was sticking my finger down my throat every morning

there's also the financial sheens given by the u.a.e. to stabilize and yogas economy in recent, in recent months. so i don't mean is, is a critical player at least, or clearly, eritrea has now also been dragged into this. right. you know, and there are some longstanding tensions there with we now looking at multiple fronts here for the to piano. it very much. looks like it. i mean that there were these missile attacks on the air tran, capital in the last couple of days, and also single days attacks missile attacks into the amar region of ethiopia. some of the greats of both of those going on at the same time. and that as far as the city of memphis concerned, they may only have a limited time in order to secure some kind of external outlets. for the rest of the world to gain message lies obviously that the border with sudan is political. but so it's and, and, and eritrea. ben has been part of the embattled plan from, from the on. so we may see more of a confrontation with their experience in the coming this and in our number of different

and on the weekend, my wife and i got married he recorded this message on her answering sheen. >> if you come to be before even now, the suffering this very day. -- . and that really captures, some essence of him. as a prankster, a guy with an incredible sense of humor. so enough of that. for the american indian people of his period, custard died for your since, is the capitalizing text of the indigenous political consciousness. i called out to a non native audience with a critical voice. and the demand for accountability and action. five decades later, it is still relevant. we can begin with some of the obvious reasons, that we talk about this morning. so the book institutionalized, -- it was a delicious defensiveness on the part of margaret mead, and collections of commentary and in the end, a real transformation of that discipline. it may be the books most visible contribution. maybe not the most significant but visible. at the same time one might argue, then already fading christian church in indian affairs one had been dominant for centuries, was not entirely to the detriment of

but other states went to these paperless sheens that later became problematic in their own regard. it has really been a progression of moving from one older technology to another. it is kind of a story of voting technology moves slowly because government funding moves slowly. the technology of voting is typically not in line with where we are with the technology of computers in our daily life. host: i don't want to leave the history of computer processing of votes without getting the name in of the 1964 machine. just because it is so 1960. it was called the votomatic. how large a breakthrough in technology was it in 1964 when it was introduced? >> it was right up there with -- these were the computers we were using to make calculations for the space program. this was a major advancement to be able to count votes quickly. the lever machines were tabulated by looking at little dials that were like odometers, writing down that number and adding them altogether. being able to just insert the votes into a computer was a huge advancement. and the name does sound like something out of the