on the aisle when we had gone it would look like the reds part of the gold you know you can see st lucie different. the public will not be able to see this neighborhood differently as the map is ready to go online. to kenya now where heavy rain and flooding i've been thinking a deadly toll but this is a story with a happy ending vincent is a fisherman who went to work last friday but only just made it back home 3 days later was a lot got trapped on a small patch of land i used flash flood lots have been plaguing the stuff that got in the past week no call residents but only watched helplessly while he waited for help which finally arrived in the form of a helicopter. just take a look at this footage i. i was. off the 72 very cool down when the i was on the island everyone's relieved to have them 6. now i feel i'm fit i'm alive i'm now born again i. was. that's be a good feeling to be back home that's it for now from did of you news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and aged now we're upping up the show with the beautiful i do a catch the south sudanese 19 year old was n

now an ancient tradition with a modern twist the slicing up christmas a deadlock is celebrating st lucie this day with a flotilla of illuminated kayaks about $400.00 off the bow took to the counts of copenhagen decorating christmas eve colors thousands watch from the streets and bridges a tradition that light bearing procession originated in sweden but this new movie version is not as if the new event that's growing up in arms. this is us with chris tucker but it's next have a good to. be there and david and climate change brags that sex. happiness in 3 books. for you. to get smarter for free books on. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word can call niko peace in germany to sunshine. why not learn with him. to stuff it simple online on your mobile and free. t.w. zealand in course. german made easy. phase one gets 2 thumbs up from the united states and china both agreed to a partial trade agreement staving off unit of terrorists on chinese goods that were set to take effect on sunday will get the latest market reactions also on the show incumbent british pr

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an ancient tradition with a modern twist that is lighting up christmas a deadlock is celebrating st lucie estate with the 1st pillar of illuminated. about $400.00 boats took to the canals of copenhagen decorated to christmas a compass of thousands watch from the streets and bridges each addition of light bearing the procession originated in sweden with this new version is relatively new event that which is growing in popularity. his reminder of our top story the positives of the british prime minister boris johnson have clashed with police in london following his election victory. as conservatives have secured the power of interim majority that it needs to push ahead with up mr johnson's brissac plans. and u.s. lawmakers have approved impeachment proceedings against president trump to formally accusing him of abusing his power and strength in congress trump is over the 4th president in american history is one have to face a new piece for the 1st. i'll be back in a couple minutes to take you through the day the stories behind the headlines so stay with us. the. whole. show and flings this

florida,rt st. lucie, independent color. you are on the air with mr.rookhiser, author of "give me liberty." caller: good morning. i think the average american citizen has no idea of the power and wealth that is possessed by the aesthetic community. -- hasidic community, your previous caller spoke about the schools was 100 percent correct. whichewood, new jersey, is home to the largest, i believe, -- in the world, they decimated the public school system. if you want to see real power you have to look to the pardoning by president clinton of muggeridge and pincus green. the average person cannot have any idea. do i believe in just murdering these people? absolutely not. been ahat might have caller hanging on from a last segment. it sounded like it, and not a very intelligent one either. host: anything you want to say about what he had to say? guest: well, he could read chapter two of the book, the flushing remonstrance, 1657, almost 400 years ago. there were 30 men in flushing, a little village outside of what was then new amsterdam, and they were told b

i worked at a community in port st. lucie, florida as the recreation director and there was a gentleman who was retired from the military, colonel ralph williams. he told me he was on the team that can look for a site for the space center. it was fascinating hearing this man talk. he would talk about what it was like coming down and looking for the location where they were going to put this space center. i wondered if your guests could talk a little bit about that. >> he took off already. i apologize for that. as far as the heroes you spoke about, do they all stand in equal standing when it comes to your heroes? does one stand out over the other? how would that rank? >> all three of them were my heroes. when i was a kid my father had a portrait, i think it's a print of the one you showed. he had a framed portrait in his store. every time i stopped in the store i would look at that. all three of them were my heroes. they were amazing people. it was amazing what they did. it was so cool they went up there and you can look at th

i worked at a community in port st. lucie, florida, as the recreation director. there was a gentleman who lived there who is retired from the military. colonel ralph williams. and he told me he was on the team who -- that came to florida to look for a site for the space center. what led up to -- >> actually, he took off already, alan, i apologize for that, but as far as the heroes that you spoke about, of the three, do they all stand in equal standing when it come to your hero? how u would that would that rank? >> all three were my heroes. when i was a kid, my father had a strained portrait. i think it's the print of the same one you showed. he had a framed portrait. what they did, it was just so cool that they did. la so people can recognize. so alan, thank you for that. i want to let you know this program today, even though it's on the program, which is cspan 3 on the weekends, as far as their program for the weekend, a lot of programs just dedicated to apollo 11. if you want to go to the website, go to the american tv section, you can see all the programming t

were are in the st breaking our backs, working overtime. lucy the big question is whether anger over pension reform will ignite into wider discontent, over the economic situion and president macron mself.th e biggest threat to mr. macron is the country uniting against him. this battle is lely to be his toughest. tonight in paris, minor scuffles tween radical groups and police. longer justify paying billions of eurossubsidize special pension rights for public sector workers. the new system will be more equal, it says. protesters say it is the workewh o will pay, and in mr. macron's france, some parts of society are more equal than others. lu williamson, bbc news, paris. laura: in other newsrom around the world, a victim of alled rape has been set on fire as she made her way to cour northern india, the latest in a series of crimes against women to provoke public outrage. five men including the alleged rapist have been arrested in connection with the attack. the 23-year-old victim is in critical condition in hospital. shares in saudi amco, the stat

i'm lucy from glasgow, i would love to vote for st np, but in my constituency —— snp, but my constituencyy unheard of in scotland and so i might need to, i might feel the need to vote labour. lie do you say it like that? i well, i like lie do you say it like that? i well, ilikejeremy lie do you say it like that? i well, i like jeremy corbyn and i'm more of a socialist, so potentially, but i don't know, i will probablyjust vote snp any way. what do you think will help, what are you hoping to hear that will clinch it?|j will help, what are you hoping to hear that will clinch it? i hope hear that will clinch it? i hope hear there is a green party. i don't think it will be on my ballot paper. hi? i'm aidan from birmingham. i'm undecided, because i think there is a lack of transparency in politics at the moment. . who are you waivering between. at the moment. . who are you waivering betweenlj at the moment. . who are you waivering between. i would like to vote labour, but conservative and liberal democrat are leading in my constituency. i would liberal democrat are leading in my constituency.