stern has good advice for hess longtime friend.as his foundation, or former friend. he can build from there. >> likes to lend his name to things sometimes. and others doesn't want to do the work. interesting to see. you know, we're watching in realtime, brian, this re-alignment of conservative media. in a post-trump world, where of his supporters going to go for their jnews? >> exactly what it is. re-alignment. fox news, dominant, only big player outside of rush limb bahr. now on-screen, news max, oan, drawing those away from fox, they're even further right. the race isn't over yet here, trump might still win the election. fantasy talk, but some fox viewers prefer it. seeing news max gain in ratings. fox having a ratings slump, although still the number one player. trump has been hitting fox, criticizing fox, also promoting propaganda through march bartiromo and sean hannity. trying to have it both ways. if not fox, then news max. fox it his market to itself and now there's competition. trump has a fan base. not all 73 million peop

so we are going into the stern of the ship. structure was designed to pull in wires and rope and secure secure the ship and various pieces of cargo coming onto the ship. is where you here have the steerage office. that is a captain. capstan. you can see the stick on the left. that was a small stick that controlled the rudder, the steerage of the ship. then you have the captain's cabin, obviously the best cabin on the ship. own -- he hadhis his own little bed. this is where we believe that mayflower compact and which bradford had a large hand, when you see the picture they are signing the compact before they to provincetown and plymouth. this is where the compact would have been drawn up and signed. above the captain's cabin on the poop deck is another tiny office. it is a little cabin which would and oneweapons, maps thing we hope to do in the future, while you can go , it wasrs, go below nowhere near as spacious as this. the gap between the ceiling and floor is about five feet. you can see the capstan coming through. to put in

so we are going into the stern of the ship. that's -- that particular toucture, which is designed pull wires and ropes, sort of secure the ship and various pieces of cargo coming onto the ship. this is the main deck, where the steerage office is paired that -- steerage office is. that is called a capstan. you can see the stick on the left. that was a very small, relatively small stick, that controlled the rudder, the steerage of the ship. then you have the captain's cabin, obviously the best cabin on the ship. he had his own little bed. this is where we believe that the main flower compact, in which bradford had a large hand in, this is where -- where you see the picture, they are all signing the compact before they set sail to provincetown and plymouth. this is where the compact would be drawn up and signed. above the captain's cabin on the poop deck is another tiny office. i say office. it is a little cabin which would contain weapons, would contain maps. and one thing we hope to do in the future, while you can go actually go

the till or, this is we look at the back, this is the stern, with the stern you have this cabinet right here. this is called the family cabin, and his family cabin was 12 and a half by 12 and a half feet. it's extremely small. the only space the you had for their four room, was a cooking would be done back here, some cleaning of any sorts, you have a toilet back here, toilet with a bucket. and you have maybe one or two beds back here. up here in the front, this is our bow. this little barn here as where our set of mules was taken. they would only work six hours, you have two sets of mules, making four meals in total. so you could change him out every six hours, or about every 15 miles so we can continue working throughout the day. on top of that the barn was the place where most of the family would sleep, because there were also very big families here on the canal boats. if there wasn't enough room back here in the family cabin where the beds were, they would end up sleeping here in the barn. all throughout the middle of our barge, this is where the cargo was kept. the main cargo here o

t. >> yes, the great tom stern, a film called "freaks." in that film mr. t.there were many. really, the only thing he had to do was wear a taffeta dress. that was it. a big beard, taffeta dress. >> jimmy: the t. is short for "taffeta." >> that's what we believed when we cast him, yeah. >> jimmy: what was that like with mr. t.? >> i saw him recently. i mean, he had -- time does good things to the memory, i guess. >> jimmy: he didn't have a good time? >> no, he -- i mean, he was great up until the point at which he bailed out on our set four days before he was done shooting. >> jimmy: oh, he did? >> yes, he vanished. i mean, he literally vanished. no one could find mr. t. and we're shooting. we're like -- we have stuff coming up with t., it's very important. literally, he's gone. i eventually found him. someone came to me at one point, we've got him on the phone. what does that even mean? i get on the phone. it's mr. t. back in chicago. he's left taffeta dress back in wardrobe, on a plane, he's home. t. what are you doing? he's like, "i'm done, i'm done." no, y

one of the select few who had hopes of featuring in the 2021 summer olympics in tokyo is only for stern and fun. olympia does him what he said. and yeah, he's ever lived chuffed and stopped us guns because i know those after the months. nice. ok. and also what was once a seminal, i miss, but even when this elitism and it's not just climbing that's set for an olympic debut in tokyo, skateboarding karate and surfing will also feature for the 1st time. continuing a trend, the international olympic committee has been trying for years to incorporate sports with a bigger appeal for the younger generation, such as mountain biking, rugby, sevens, beach, volleyball, and b.m.x. . sports economist and former olympic rowing gold medalist boys going many has been following the development of course it will help financially as well. sports like climbing and skateboarding, a lot of attention media attention and this will secure that c.r.'s. you have high incomes that say from t.v. revenue, for example. also in the future the olympic premiere for climbing will involve a newly devised format, a limb, pi

and politics confrontational and stern. 5 adventurers. one goal in the preservation of our climate. for china starts november 6th on g.w. . loves lives to. match day 6 played out over halloween weekend and there was certainly a spooky atmosphere at stadiums which were nearly empty due to spiralling cold cases with germany going into lockdown and several months of these go schemes are on the horizon. a scary prospect for clubs who have already taken a huge hit in the pandemic and silent stadiums won't help the players produce crunching schedule either. speaking of which germany's best teams usually inspire terror in your opponents but 2 back to back champions league match days meant that they were missing key players this weekend byron rested robert levy for their trip to cologne despite the striker being in the form of his life. dortmund were also missing their top forward against bielefeld early in holland sneak up to travelling. so how do the elite club. the rest without their goal machines will show you who stepped up. but 1st we take a look at what happened when too many other t

so the rest of us will get stern lectures about our moral failings, those never end.hile a small group of connected people will get even richer. >> so a.b., is that fox news going to the mattresses? is that how the resistance is going to sound for four years? >> well, it's very -- it was very similar the criticism across the board today if you look at the tweets from senator josh holly and senator marco rubio in addition to what tucker was criticizing there. it's all sort of a piece, which is that these are career elitists, too well-educated who have just been in the government too long, too friendly to corporations because now the republican party, of course, is not friendly to big corporations. and it's going to be very interesting to see as they navigate the georgia runoffs with the business leaders now threatening to not play ball in that runoff election should the transition not go smoothly and the president not move on, where the republican party is going to land once president biden is actually in office with a very slim majority in the house. likely not a sena

jeremy, a stern warning from general kelly. what are you hearing and they intend to give intelligence briefings to president-elect biden. >> it was a stern warning from general john kelly. it was a sentiment among a growing number of senators on capitol hill. who they say as they refuse to recognize joe biden as the president-elect, that there is really no downside to providing president-elect biden with those highly classified briefings, should he be certified as we see him in this presidential election. as for the president and his team, they are show knowing science of wavering in terms of allowing the transition process to move forward. we are still weight on the general service administration ascertain that joe biden is, indeed, the president-elect and to release the millions in funding as well as the classified intelligence briefings to the president-elect and his team. as for the president, publicly, he appears to be bouyed by the supporters in washington, d.c. the president drove by the rally afterwards took to twitter

we are going to be talking to scott galloway, nyu stern school of business.conversation is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up in the next hour, alexander junie act -- alexander to sunak -- alexander to junie alexandre de juniac, iata ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ it is time for the bloomer business flash, a look at some of the biggest is the stories in the news right now. goldman sachs is planning a european stock trading platform in paris. the aim is to make sure clients can still buy and sell shares, even if there is no post-brexit agreement to allow dealing in london. goldman has asked french authorities for permission to start in january. amazon is giving out hiring bonuses of up to $3000 to make sure it has enough people to get through the busy holiday shopping season. that is not helping morale amongst existing workers who recently got coupons for thanksgiving turkeys as a thank you for their hard work. amazon is handing out the big bonuses because it is finding that many people are reluctant to reenter the w

. >> ana lyem is made of stern stuff.ttoo parlor, one of just a few in cuba, a country that's still deeply chauvinistic. >> when i started out, customers would come in and then leave again when they saw i was a woman. >> almost all the equipment she uses was brought in to cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability here. ana's studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist authorities. zenit-tattoo doesn't have an official license, but it's tolerated. >> we're defending a way of life. my idea was to create a space where people can meet, exchange ideas, feel good and come back. it's not just about tattoos. >> ana belongs to a generation of get-up-and-go young women who want to see their country change not neccessarily by becoming more western in a consumer sense, but by granting people more freedom to explore their individuality and their passions and interests. >> all people need is something to eat and a roof over their head. and then we talk about social constraint

he was known to be more stern, but had a great sense of humor. he married his high school sweetheart. her name was hattie damon. they had five children but only two lived past infancy. two daughters, kari and feebee. they both married doctors. medicine stayed in the family even though the daughters did not go into medicine. when he moved into this office he was no longer practicing as a surgeon. however he was very involved in the clinic administratively. he also sat on the board of governors. he still was intimately involved knowing our patients were being taken care of. >> this is my favorite room we're in at the moment. this is the board of governors room. it was started because dr. will and dr. charlie in 1915 started the proceedings to start up may owe clinic as a nonprofit organization that involved board and we're still run by a board today. all of the honors and the awards on the wa are from dr. charlie all over the world. and then what they would do is they would go and travel for several months, each spring and fall, one always staid ba

solely for stern fun olympiad. does him softly live what i most of my life and it's often said what is and yet is every lie. just stop us. guns was one of those after the months. nice. ok. and also sport presents this in the irish. but even when michelle, it's on and it's not just climbing that set for an olympic debut in tokyo, skateboarding karate, and surfing will also feature for the 1st time. continuing a trend, the international olympic committee has been trying for years to incorporate sports with bigger appeal for the younger generation, such as mountain biking, rugby, sevens, beach, volleyball, and b.m.x. . sports economist and former olympic rowing gold medalist boys going many has been following the development of course it will help financially as well. sports like climbing and skateboarding prng with a lot of attention media attention and this will secure that's the i.o.c. will have a high incomes that's safe from t.v. revenue for example. also in the future. 'd the olympic premiere for climbing will i

. >> reporter: college senior veronica stern says she'll stay on campus, opting to skip thanksgiving potential spread of the virus. >> i love my family and i felt like it's the best thing to do is to stay put where i am. >> i didn't want to say anything to steer her one way or the other, but i did feel like bursting out crying because, you know, there's been a lot of things we haven't done this year. >> reporter: like the sterns many families nationwide are taking precautions amid the rise in covid cases. >> the first week or the first two weeks maybe i just wouldn't be as close to them as maybe just to be sure. >> reporter: according to a "new york times" study universities from state to state have reported more than 320,000 cases of the virus. one-fifth in the last month alone. many now flocking to testing sites before they travel. >> i'm going home for thanksgiving and my brother, my older brother's immunocompromised. so want to make sure i'm safe before i go home. >> i like how they did the exit testing. it was a nice reassurance i won't bring it back to my family. >> reporter: e

he sometimes was known to be more stern but had a great sense of humor. and he married his high school sweetheart. her photo is on the bookcase. and her name was haddie damon, she was the daughter of a local jeweler. they had five children but only two lived past infancy. two daughters, carrie and pb. both of the daughters married prominent male surgeons. the daughters did not go into medicine. in 1928, when dr. will moved into this office, he was no longer practicing as a surgeon however he was very involved in the mayo clinic. administratively. he sat on the board of governors until 1935 when he stepped down and let the younger individuals take over running the clinic. and he still was intimately involved, knowing that patients were being taken care of. this is my favorite room we are standing in at the moment. it is the board of governors room. it was started because dr. will and dr. charlie in 1915 started the proceedings to set up the mayo clinic as a nonprofit organization. that involved setting up the board and we are still run by a board today. th

. >> reporter: a stern warning from dr. grant colfax as the covid cases are surging at the highest rates seen since the beginning of the pandemic. >> what is really important. the steep slope of increasing cases. >> reporter: the 14-day average of new covid cases has increased 152% since november 1st. one of the highest spikes in the bay area. to put it in perspective. 217 new covid cases were reported in mid-october. nearly a month later that number is 768. >> this rate of increase is higher than we experienced during our summer surge. >> reporter: on monday, san francisco was safely in the red zone. today's data indicates the city's cases per capita is far past the threshold to be in purple. a spurng could overwhelm hospitals across the city that are already reporting limited icu space. >> the health care system bracing for an influx of patients. >> reporter: the doctor is the medical director of ucsf emergency department. he expects the next surge will be more severe cases. >> in the second week of their illness is when

in the real and very confrontational and stern. 5 adventurers. one goal the old the preservation of our planet. starts november 6th d.w. . clubs lives alone one. match day 6 played out over a halloween weekend and there was certainly a spooky atmosphere at stadiums which were nearly empty due to spiralling cold big cases with germany going into lockdown for several months of the go schemes are on the horizon and it's. a scary prospect for clubs who have already taken a huge hit in the pandemic and silent stadiums won't help the players through this kind of schedule either. speaking of which germany best teams usually inspired terror in their pony but 2 back to back champions league match days meant that they were missing key players this weekend byron rested robert leaven for their trip to cologne despite the striker being in the form of his life. dortmund were also missing their top forward against bielefeld earning holland's me captain travelling so how do you view elite club speak the rest without their goal machines will show you who stepped

and play confrontational and stern play 5 adventure splendor one goal. the preservation of our planet lens about this issue of martin trees and saving pandas and a more lens on the danger of survival. truly realize that there's a radically different way of living at least we brought that play for china starts nov 6th on t.w. . played . it is e w news a live up from vera led a deadly attack in the heart of vienna 2 civilians have fantails and several are injured after armed gunmen attacked 6 locations near a synagogue in the city center a huge police operation is now underway. coming out election day in the united states donald trump and joe biden make their final pitches to voters both candidates have been campaigning in states voter turnout could be the highest in a century nearly $100.00.

he was sometimes known to be more stern but had a great sense of humor, and he married his has cool sweetheart. this photo is on the but. case she was the daughter of a local. jeweler she had five children but only one lived past infancy, two daughters, care in tv. both of the doctors very prominent surgeons. -- medicine state in the family, even though the daughters didn't go into medicine. in 1920, eight when the doctor moved into this office, he was no longer practicing as a surgeon. however he was very involved in the mayo clinic. he acted administratively. he also sat on the board of governors until 1945 when he stepped down and let the younger individuals takeover running the clinic. he was intimately involved, knowing that our patients were being taken care of. this is our favorite room that we're standing at. the board of governors room. it started because doctor will and doctor turley started the proceedings to start up mayo clinic as a non profit organization that involves setting up a, board and we are still run by aboard today. so this is the boardroom. all the honors and awards on

. >>> our top story at 11 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new stern warnings from doctors is the holidays inch closer. >> the u.s. has surpassed 11 million total covid cases, the staggering milestone was reached six days after the u.s. had 10 million cases. nationwide nearly a quarter million people have died from the disease. here in california more than 1 million people have been affected with covid and with the holidays around the corner there is new concern today. joe vasquez with the warning from one bay area health official.>> reporter: the bay area has done that are the most laces around the country, still there's been an increase in covid-19 cases and with thanksgiving 11 days away, health officials are deeply concerned about family gatherings. hearing north concord the health department is launching the testing before turkey campaign, encouraging folks to go to any of the drive-through sites to get their covid-19 tests ahead of any family gathering. in san francisco as the virus numbers increase officials are worried that their testing sites will get jammed up. they are now askin

dmitri peskov call that a display of unfair competition, or stern to is the 2nd leg of a pipeline network linking russia to germany via the baltic sea, uncompleted. it will pump enough gas to supply $26000000.00, european homes, and the outside washington has described it as a threat to european energy security and has urged the e.u. to ditch the project. but beyond us, all it from germany's left party told us it's crucial for berlin to see the plans through. i believe that the technical expertise that is connected and the companies involved with knots or 2 is immense. they have some of the greatest engineers working on this challenge, and they have solved most of the technical challenges. the remaining legal challenge us most new product of interference of foreign interference by the united states. but they will be overcome, and the government seems to be holding firm behind the last year to project, which is of course, all absolutely vital interests to the current transition away from coal and dark energy to watch renewable sources and clean natural gas. would of course be a part of the

she would get angry, but in a very calm, stern manner.to say, which was far more effective. she was very proud of her second daughter, my sister, chandrika. my mother could see that she was a born leader. wearing a peacock blue sari, the new president took her oath of office in all three of the country's main languages. she was overjoyed when my sister became the president of sri lanka. she saw the legacy that her husband left behind, which she took on from there, the mantle had now fallen on her daughter, chandrika. the world's first woman prime minister, sirimavo bandaranaike of sri lanka, has died at the age of 84. mrs bandaranaike had been voting in the island's general election. her daughter is the current president. being the world's first female prime minister was very important to her. she felt very proud that she had done it. do you hope to see more women in politics? yes, i hope to. sunethra bandara naike there remembering her mother, what a remarkable story. next we go to japan, where women had to wait until 1999 to get the rig

we're just touching the water with our foil and a little bit with the stern. it's aggressive and powerful. and in no way romantic. 2 weeks ago, 33 boats set out from france. 27 men 6 women selling 45000 kilometers off and still using autopilot. but outside help is bound to on a course heading around the cape of good hope. after that, the antarctic ocean awaits them with it's icy temperatures and waves as high as houses. it's a 70 to 80 day solo right around the globe. finally, the deadly cape horn, before racing back to france at speeds of up to 75 kilometers per hour. only around half of the competitors will make it to the finish line. it was always on only live in the moment anyway, and i try not to think about how far i've still got to go. when you look at my progress on a map and i look like i'm calling along at an excruciating the slow, snail's pace around the world. but when i look at the surface of the water and i'm moving pretty quickly. so i made for the races. 1st storms crops up early. unlike a few of the other competition favorites, herman was able

county health officials still have a stern warning for those getting together with others this thanksgiving. >> testing right now only tells you your covid status right now. it doesn't tell you your covid status seven, eight days from now. that is why testing is not a cure-all. the best thing is that together in person. that is the safest thing. >> state of california still has a travel advisory for any nonessential travel, and asks anyone who leaves the state or country to quarantine for at least two weeks. >>> as if covid-19 isn't scary enough, a second public health crisis is emerging, a massive drop in cancer screenings. >> kpix 5's kenny choi discovered in original report, already having dire consequences for patients. >> reporter: about a year ago, rich waymire. the news, doctors found a tiny nodule on his lawn, urging them to follow up in a few months. >> christmas came, and after christmas, the pandemic hit. them, the whole scared of that. >> reporter: nick is richard's son, immunocompromised do to a kidney transplant. when covid had, they sheltered in place. >> doctors talked about

images from much to picture will improve which has officially reopened to tourists the virus salvi into stern citadel closed for 7 months the reopening was celebrated with a small ceremony site had strict corona measures admitting i mean 30 percent of its normal visitor capacity. is mission building houses. in a businessman in south africa who wants to change and congress did for the better mining it's proven replaced by a group. that's affordable and environmentally friendly with bricks and made out of wood cycle waste heat cool for. the t.w. . i'm not often caught in the 10 mile because sometimes i am but i stand nothing with that research and i think stephen for gemma culture looking at the stereotype classics in here thinks he's a country that i know one time. needed to rethink his grandmother yeah. it's all that and you know i'm a joe join me for me to jam and sunday the. post. was the 1st international tribunal in history. number 2 trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime where you're going to be by the allied forces. were the 1st criminals to be held accountable fo

for the south and that no more hurricanes to talk about the stern area of potentially nasty weather. we've got the potential for heavy rain still in honduras in court. tamala, el salvador, and again down in panama and costa rica. and this may be the concentration of the heaviest stuff, but unfortunately, honduras is not rain free, so the floods get worse because one of the most wanted men on the one of the mastermind of a $4500000000.00 fraud. they want to put him in jail, but you cannot help being in the past ages 0 reveals never before heard recordings implicating some of the world's most powerful players. every one poster would benefit by the abuse of power and corruption. joe load up for a fugitive on a just, you know watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories at this hour. the united nations is warning of a humanitarian crisis in northern ethiopia. it says more than $10000000.00 children are at risk from the fighting in t. . great aid agencies, neighboring sudan, the planning for as many as 200000 refugees, ugandan opposition, politician bobby ryan has been released on ba

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after one of the busiest travel days since the pandemic began, stern warnings from health officials against a post-thanksgiving spike. the national outbreak has been devastating, with the number of cases surpassing 4 million this month. that's more than double october's count. there have now been well over 13 million americans infected as travel hit peaks across the country, our blayne alexander is tracking the latest from atlanta's hartfield-jackson airport. blayne, good morning. >> reporter: well, phillip, good morning to you the thanksgiving holiday is now officially in the rear view mirror so millions of americans are making their way back home this past seven-day period is the busiest stretch of travel since the start of the pandemic and now health officials warn that could mean a very difficult december millions of americans are taking to the skies and the streets, headed home after thanksgiving travel something health officials pleaded with the public not to do now those same experts say because of that travel, we are likely headed into the worst phase of the pandemic. >> what we exp

in the stern is the us is longest war. it's lasted 1000 years. more than $2300.00. soldiers have died. it's cost more than $193000000000.00. earlier this year, the u.s. with the help of qatar, negotiated a deal with the afghan taliban to bring a permanent cease fire and remove all foreign forces out of the country by mean next year. in october, donald trump tweeted he wanted all u.s. service personnel home by christmas december 25th when he's leaving biden is something that again, in the long run is probably where we would have ended up with eventually anyway. but the timing is seen as very rash and dangerous. donald trump has a nice troop withdrawals in the past. famously tweeting in 2018 that he wanted all u.s. service personnel out of syria. that announcement led in part to the resignation of then defense secretary jim mattis. the military rule, that idea then, but it's clear that donald trump wants the troops out and on the timetable, he's unknowns. but the decision has brought criticism, even from his own side. president barack obama pull troops out of iraq jus

this exchange with howard stern in may fueling speculation. >> i think it would be a lot of fun but i like what i'm doing too. >> reporter: but a source close to stephanopoulos denies he's pursuing the role. another possible successor "jeopardy" champ ken jennings who was recently named consulting producer. >> thank you for everything, alex. this is "jeopardy." >> reporter: "jeopardy" will air the final 35 episodes featuring trebek through christmas. alex trebek bravely talked about his battle with pancreatic cancer and since the news of his death, a lead pancreatic nonprofit organization has seen a 450% increase in web traffic and more than $55,000 in donations. kenneth, mona. >> our thanks to megan tevrizian. >>> coming up what you should buy now as grocery stores begin limiting sales, once again. >>> but first was princess diana tricked into giving one of her most famous interviews? the new investigation. gar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took

and then the complex wouldn't beam that would go to the, stern and controls the rudder. a lot of things going on, lots of weapons. i cannot even get my has wrapped around, they're trying to get craft cramped on to that for 66 days. really they go on deck. it was calm, and then the stormy and, extraordinary dangerous. , towards the front, or in other terms towards the bow, that is another area that you can go. that cabin there, which is the barrel of the ship, most of the 30 sailors would have slapped. they would have slapped in this turn as well. that is where most of the cooking would have been done. there is a brick work kiln kind of govern and there, hanging meat. not particularly hygienics. some of the water and beer, obviously they were taking it. beer was healthy urban water, -- that was being brought up from the cargo hold, we're in the deaths of the ship. brought into the that particularly kept that cabin for liberation. we see a fraction of the things we would love to do, -- that's another thing, if you look at the top of the deck, you can see what looks like a

towards a peaceful settlement sagarika as you say the chief negotiator of the palestinian the very stern liberation organization also the secretary general of that organization since 2015 and someone who really had come to personify certainly to an international audience and to so many here such a major figure in the palestinian movement someone who had long ex spouse and fought for an argued for a 2 state solution he was there at the madrid conference in the early 1990 s. and so for decades now he's been at the forefront of the palestinian movement he contract to the virus in early october the situation for a few days.

and we will of course be staying across latest developments coming out of the united states bursting stern 2 days after media projections put joe biden above the $270.00 vote mark to secure the white house and declare him president elect donald trump is still refusing to concede with legal challenges being mounted by trump's team the transition of power in america could yet face hurdles. seemed wrong but old old just told. me to get to shape out just. the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. the world is driven by dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we. ask. back a 20 year old gunman has killed 3 fellow soldiers at an airfield in the russian city of a 4th victim was seriously injured and is recovering in hospital the suspect 1st attacked an officer with an axe before grabbing a pistol and opening fire police say that he escaped and could still be armed special forces of joining the police in the manhunt the attack is thought of happened following an argument. saying in russia where the covert 1000 pandemic is spir

and right now we're mostly flying, just touching the water with off oil and a little bit with the stern. it's aggressive and powerful. and in no way romantic. 2 weeks ago, 33 boats set out from france. 27 men 6 women selling 45000 kilometers, often stage using autopilot. but outside help is bound to on a course heading around the cape of good hope. after that, then talk to ocean white sand with its icy temperatures and waves as high as houses . it's a 70 to 80 day solo right around the globe. finally, the deadly cape horn. before racing back to france at speeds of up to 75 kilometers per hour. only around top of the competitors will make it to the finish line. it was always on the on they only live in the moment anyway. and i try not to think about how far i've still got to go. when you look at my progress on a map and i look like i'm calling along at an excruciating, slow, snail's pace. around the world, but when i look at the subs at the water at the my moving pretty quickly. so i may fix the race, especially dorms, crops up early on like a few of the other competition favorites. herm

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