depopulated by the feuds. towns0 people where 150 of the men women and children were murdered, all four vendettas. >> this area has also experienced particular police raids, the last one about five years ago when 55 people from two clans were arrested and caches of weapons seized. they have needed two policemen to protect them ever since. the journalist has received death threats because of his inquiries. he will not be intimidated. >> this country belongs to those who are decent, not those whose sinister and criminal presence is in it. if i left, that would only prove bad people, not the good ones are in control. >> his hopul that e mayor's plan to sell local homes for a symbolic euro will improve the situation. an independent official has governed the area for six years now, he wants to lend locals fresh optimism. >> today there are problems in making go way out is more import than ever as it applies to not just our area but the entire world. >> once the pandemic is over, the minister polity will hand over the fir

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for the — the island, away from the town for the time being. the island, away from the town forthe time. it could start— for the time being. it could start flowing again at any time _ start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their— time. the russians heralded their new generational space station — their new generational space station with the ninth lunch, dave — this is bbc news, the latest headlines. in myanmar the internet as been suspended and a curfew imposed as protests against the military coup continue. western ambassadors have warned the burmese military not to harm civilians. supporters ofjailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny have held valentine's day protests across the country with the slogan �*love is stronger than fear�*. a human rights monitor said several people had been detained. there's some positive news from israel on the effectiveness of vaccines on the spread of coronavirus. the country's largest healthcare provider has reported a 94 per cent drop in symptomatic coronavirus in those who have been fully vaccinated. the results are preliminary

but soon the town will be separated from the river by the track. then people will have to take an underpass to reach the danube. several locals started a petition but they couldn't influence the planning that was already underway for the railway line. more than. the plans had been signed off on without any local input or democratic participation process. trains probably would be better the rail ribbit would be better but to be honest i don't see the full potential of of construction is for the local people. who have nothing for it. but will because of the metastases have already sprayed it happened very quickly. as we went to the don't to together but she told us my father should stay in hospital overnight so that they could examine the findings. from the moment when i came back the next morning i could already see he wasn't doing well as all the your precious and he died just 30 days later because metta static cancer spreads really fast and gets into the bloodstream really fast she. got on star yak lost his father to lung cancer and 2016. if you t

we| stopped on the outskirts of the town for the horses to be checked over.ling of heading off to war in the air. (yells). this is it now, tell my family, i love them. (yells). it was all a blur. the citrus smell, the noise, the adrenaline stop i have no idea how long i was being pelted at wow, that was exhilarating! it was made, it was like being in a weird dream, and all of the advice that my compatriots gave me was brilliant. reeve, keep growing, keep growing, and guess what, i was ok. fantastic! really good feeling! as beautiful as it is here in pemba, this is all the time we have left for this week. next week, ari is here to look at at back at some of our favourite trips around europe, from roger and's stoicism on board the continent's favourite ride... to christer�*s vigorous workout on board and ancient greek warship. remember, you can join remember, you canjoin our adventures by following us on social media, we are on all of the regular platforms. for now, from me, my corey and 0liveras the team from beautiful pemba island, it is goodbye. hello, i hav

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of the others or released after a week but it was the kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chill book in 2014 that really threw a spotlight on nigeria's security problems is sparked international outrage and a major campaign to bring the girls home but around a 100 of them a still missing. interest is in a budget force and says that the authorities are really in a race against time to find the children. i must've operation is underway involving ground troops as well as with the support of local vigilantes who know the terrain is under way in i don't tend to be and the porter surrounding that community as officials say that they want to make sure that before sunset the at least rescue these students 317 of them or pinpoint the exact location before they abductors move farther away from the community also today shortly after the abduction government officials attempted to go to join their bid to assess the situation civilian officials actually and they were typed in among them of course in the convoy were journalists who went to cover the story and eventually some of them

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this is the neighborhood of the town pretty safe. and when you walk around san antonio you should get to see the place at 744 the amazing career from here over. if it's raining in the rain forest we drove 3 hours out of cali to do another thing which were pretty special really close to so because we're now in sun cipriani where we take. our. first fish. and i'm going to go swimming to get my words. so we made it to sun to be young and now. next make stuff is shooting we're walking uphill like one hour to go swimming and them which you've been down. this river over here. said no way to end my visit to the algo region then with a walk through the incredibly and chancing mountain landscape. this. where it adds my little tour of the algo you no matter if you're into winter sports or nature whether you're a fan of time honored traditions or quirky curiosities between kempton and by attended one you'll find it all extremely worth a visit see you next time somewhere in germany. just like living on an island. now maybe endangered animals. and

the fate of 317 schoolgirls abducted in nigeria on friday is still unknown taken from the town of junk and the latest of a series of mass abductions in the north the government has ordered all boarding schools in the area to be shut down police say they have information the girls have been moved to a nearby forest so let's talk to is that the school in some far a state where the girls were taken from i believe actually one of the girls managed to escape and we got a little bit of information for what more you learning. were basically the girls who escaped were those left behind by the bondage or the gunmen who invaded this school i would spoken to parents of some of them already who are here keeping vigil waiting for news of their children and the stories they are for telling us. how doing the experience was immediately after these girls were taken. after daylight when when when their lights arrives they followed their footsteps and along the way they picked up head dresses shoes stained with blood and then there were blood traces along the way and what bothers the most is that this sc

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in the town people do not want them to have on the side of the road, kept on the town, sit and want to have to pay for their children to go to the schools. so they were extremely unpopular. police were hired to clear these people out, make them move on to another part of the state or the county. so, by the edge of the road, florence thompson was in a vulnerable situation. and that's who dorothea lange photographed. she saw this woman with several small children, a teenage daughter and some younger children and began working her way up to her. apparently, dorothea lange was very good at engaging people in conversation, and then sort of disappearing into the atmosphere. she talked about herself as becoming invisible as she worked. she would very slowly talk to people about what was happening, what streets they were in, how they fed themselves, that kind of thing. and then they would sort of forget about her, and she would begin making pictures, and that's what she did with florence thompson. there is a series of pictures showing the teenage girl out in front sitting on a chair. the mothe

my editor asked, what sense of the town are you getting? ke, i couldn't see through the media. i have no sense of it because they were just satellite trucks and cameras and reporters like me coming in knocking on doors, too. i couldn't even grasp it. >> they were overwhelmed not only by what happened that morning but overwhelmed by us i understand why we have to do it, you see movies where there's this mob of reporters on the courthouse steps and here comes the mob descending with the district attorney or politician or whatever it is, we try not to be that yet, when there is a mob so i started driving their sunday, i tried to be easy with them. for the first couple of weeks, i didn't have my notebook, i just introduced myself and explained what i was doing. i didn't want them to think i was descending on them. and, a wonderful investigative reporter she was telling me one time she did this story like i am right now, she had the time to do the story, she just goes in for as long as she can until they are comfortable with her. after we had the

what is his goal for the town hall tonight? >> reporter: erin, i think without question, president biden as he enters his second month of his presidency is trying to seek the spotlight and the megaphone and the bully pulpit, which he has been sharing with his predecessor. president biden is trying to focus the country's mind on the challenges at hand. first and foremost, he is trying to held sis plan for covid relief. we know he is flexible to some degree on the numbers. i do expect we will hear the flexibility this evening. also talking about vaccines and vaccination supplies. this is something that local officials and peel living here, other parts of the country have seen through their own eyes. having a hard time getting appointments. he as president will be, he owns this problem. he realizes that. so taking these questions directly from voters. from will be up to 50 voters or so in this auditorium. it holds about 1,300. it will be socially distant, a much smaller forum than normal. but these questions give him an opportunity

but soon the town will be separated from the river by the track. then people will have to take an underpass to reach the danube. several local started a petition but they couldn't influence the planning that was already underway for the railway line. all. the plans had been signed off on without any local input or democratic participation process. trance probably would be better the rail will be better but to be honest i don't see the full potential of of construction for the local people sask ecology will have nothing for a. little bit of the metastases have already sprayed it happened very quickly. we went to the don't to together but she told us my father should stay in hospital overnight so that they could examine the findings. from the moment when i came back the next morning i could already see he wasn't doing well at all that the abortions and he died just 30 days later because metta static cancer spreads really fast and gets into the bloodstream really fast she. got on star yack lost his father to lung cancer in 2016. if you talk to people

and the president during that town hall condemning the growth of white supremacy tonight. democratic lawmaker sues the former president in the january 6th riot. joining me now is stacey plaskett. we're so happy to have her here. thank you so much for joining. you're the first lawmaker to discuss the president going out having a town hall with the american people. good eveningment. i want you to listen to the president and his plan to take on white supremacy first. here it is. >> sure. >> i got involved in politics to begin with because of civil rights and opposition to white supremacists, the ku klux klan. and the most dangerous people in america continue to exist. that is the greatest threat to terror in america, domestic terror. so, i would make sure that my justice department and the civil rights division is focused heavily on those very folks. and i would make sure that we, in fact, focus on how to deal with the rise of white supremacy. and you see what's happening in studying beginning to be done maybe at your university as well, about the impact of former military, f

but the face of 317 schoolgirls kidnapped on friday is still unknown gunmen raided the school in the town of john get their hands on part of state police say they have information that the girls have been moved to a nearby forest amid a dress in a village a has the latest on both mass abduction. the release of the students and members of staff as well as family members came after 10 days of intense negotiations between government officials and the armed men who held the students for at least 10 days now and it's also 10 days of intense tension anger and frustration on the part of members of the school community and the entire community who felt that the government wasn't doing enough to get the children released and now government earlier said it was not going to pay any ransom for the release of the students but we also understood that the gunmen who abducted the students demanded the release of at least $6.00 of their members held in police custody we're not sure. at this moment whether the ransom has been paid and members of the armed group of also been released now the release of thes

they regularly try to cross the border to the country croatia many live in the woods next to the small town of benny. it's just the stone's throw away from their final destination and the european union those who have taken on the tough and dangerous journey to bosnia don't want to give up when they have this close but crossing the border to neighboring croatia is not easy some refugees report how they have pushed back across the borders sometimes quite violently so some bosnians like us knew not what she did share trying to help refugees with the one little they have and they are even willing to take some risks and egal refugee camp near the town of. in northern bus near abdullah a palestinian he's back to being forcibly deported from croatia by the trial. do you think these are. voluntary aid worker 49 year old yes me to her she did she came across of dollars during her evening rounds now she's trying to supply him with bare essentials i have him then tier but. i don't have a. yes minister says she sometimes feels bad that she can't do more for them. during the day she works in a boston g

they regularly try to cross the border to the country croatia many live in the woods next to the small town of benny cloud it's just a stone's throw away from their final destination and the european union those who have taken on the tough and dangerous journey to bosnia don't want to give up when they had this close but crossing the border to neighboring croatia is not easy some refugees report how they have pushed back across the borders sometimes quite violently so some bosnians like yes now she did share trying to help refugees with the one little they have and they're even willing to take some risks and egal refugee camp the town is very cut in northern boss nia abdullah a palestinian it's back to being forcibly deported from croatia by the trial. course to. this for. us voluntary aid worker 49 year old yes me to her she did she came across of dollars during her evening rounds now she's trying to supply him with bare essentials i have him then tier but i. i don't have. mina says she sometimes feels bad that she can't do more for them. during the day she works in a boston government off

unions -- would retreat to the town of. gettysburg many of them would continue to rally on a location known as some a terre hill which had been selected earlier in the day by 11 core commander, oliver, as a fallback position. not far from cemetery hill just south of the town of gettysburg itself is another wooded hill. and as the remnants of the union army's first and 11 core were beginning to rally again some of the yun nets after the five or 6 pm hour until i first would eventually be ordered to -- the units had already seen a heavy fighting throughout the day of july 1st in the fields west of town. man from the famed iron brigade. as mentioned earlier, these units from the abrogate -- take position on the hill or at least the northwestern section of the health proper at approximately 5:30 pm. as they did so, one of the things that they began to do was to entrench their position. and build -- . it was a trend that would continue in the coming hours as more union soldiers including greens brigade arrived two cups. now johns

the ice towboat gorge the town of disney. in winter it's actually closed. but people can still enter the gorge at their own risk. the paths here aren't cleared of snow or ice for you to come up with over thought watch out it's really slippery for you to rise and it's not. right. it's a fascinating world of rock water and ice. the but i talked also of course in the aisle going reveals another side of its natural beauty at night during torch light tours. let's find it sensational 1st the rushing of the water below what you hear more than see. the ice of the icicles are incredible like huge cuts and there's the like a fun to see it's amazing. the but i talked tom is located near or best off the region's best known winter sports resort. but the alkaloid isn't just famous for its nature and winter sports it's also home to germany's most famous castle noise. each year some one and a half 1000000 visitors flock to see it. what would look big the 2nd think. the enter verted king of but varia built noise feinstein as a place of refuge somewhere he could retreat into

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now, the contract between trump and the town of palm beach is to me pretty clear. er for donald trump says that there is an ambiguity whether he can live there so, therefore, you must look outside the agreement to the town zoning code. and the zoning code says that employees who work on premises can live on premises. that includes corporate officers. but, you know, there's a slippery slope argument too that says that, well, then does the agreement mean anything then? doesn't anyone who can be labeled an employee then can live at mar-a-lago? it could essentially be a hotel because he can just make anyone who wants to stay there a temporary employee and now katie bar the door. >> a couple of questions on that for you. that zoning code that allows an employee to live on site, does that apply to the employee's family? if the superintendent lives in the building, then their family may live with them. does this then include the former first lady, barron trump? >> no, they would have to be designated as an employee as well. so -- >> so a minor would have to be designated a

the president's first town hall since taking office. p moments promising that 600 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine will be available by the end of july and saying that life in america may be back to normal by christmas. and as the president of the united states speaks to americans, the former president rages from exile in florida, attacking mitch mcconnell and threatening any republican who sides with the gop leader. quote, mitch is a dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack, and if republican senators are going to stay with him, they will not win again. that as we are learning tonight that the former president is also on the outs with rudy giuliani. we're going to tell you why, all of that. i want to bring in now cnn's chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins, senator political reporter nia-malika henderson and contributor evan osnos. good evening to all of you. kaitlan, good to see you again. long time no

the town that typewriters made. right now — a little glimpse into our near future. it's golden time. golden time for me — i like the sound of that! hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from tokyo. now, it's been a long winter of restrictions here and around the world, but now there's the prospect of vaccines and, with them, hope that life can slowly begin opening up again and returning to some kind of normal. at the travel show, we have been doing our best to carry on, bringing you inspiration from all over the world — a little bit of sunshine in an otherwise gloomy moment in history. of course, tokyo was supposed to host the 2020 olympics and paralympic games last year. we are all keeping our fingers crossed that it will go ahead in 2021. at the moment, that's in serious doubt. if it doesn't happen, the likelihood is that it will be cancelled completely. and in that instance, the next big global event will be the postponed 2020 world expo in dubai. as it stands, it's still on. lucy has been

streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away from the town any time. i the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch, they called it �*mir�* — the russian for peace. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: chilling new videos from the daughter of the ruler of dubai — princess latifa says she is being held prisoner by her father after trying to flee. president biden is in wisconsin, a state hit hard by the pandemic, for a televised debate on his $1.9 trillion rescue package. at least 11 people have lost their lives in the united states, as once—in—a—generation freezing winter weather hammers the southern states. more than 150 million americans are now under winter storm warnings, and officials have declared a state of emergency in texas. angelica casas sent this from san antonio. the winter weather in texas started out as a fun. power went out in the heights so if i'm freezing my butt off, might as well be out in the snow. but this dreamy scene soon turned into a nightmare, with temperatures dro

but soon the town will be separated from the river by the track. then people will have to take an underpass to reach the danube. several local started a petition but they couldn't influence the planning that was already underway for the railway line. or. the plans had been signed off on without any local import or democratic participation process. trance probably would be better the rail there would be better but to be honest i don't see the full potential of of construction for the local people. who have not been for a. little bit of the metastases had already spread it happened very quickly which was we went to the don't to together but she told us my father should stay in hospital overnight so that i could examine the findings. mall when i came back the next morning i could already see he wasn't doing well at all that your precious and he died just 30 days later because metta static cancer spreads really fast and gets into the bloodstream really fast she's. got on star yak lost his father to lung cancer in 2016. if you talk to people and to a sl

what did i think of the town hall? ll the softball questions very easy and the positive accounts of the town hall said joe biden who gave often meandering answers. they can't say negative things. sometimes a little long-winded and meandering and sort of lost, where am i? they will never admits that. they will cover for them completely and we are all used to it and we are sedated for the next four years. greg: carly i'll bet you liked the tape today. >> to be honest i do like to learn details about important people but i think the thing that made this "cnn" article about the fireplace and bedtime and valentine's day and all those are little nauseating because the media so biased. you see the political perspective and former president trump and he are like oil and water but even when he tried to do good things they would criticize him. like during the partial government shutdown when he was -- clemson won the national championship in the atom over. there were some articles that called back to racist and classes. >> you as

of elizabeth broad i'm in the town of joshi month where the humanitarian rescue and recovery operations are being coordinated. also on this news hour signs of resistance from myanmar's military rulers as tens of thousands protest against last week's school martial law is declared in the city of mandalay south africa suspends its coronavirus vaccination rollout program amid concerns the astra zeneca job isn't effective against a highly infectious strain and socially sandra's are always claims victory in ecuador spreads eventually election but exit polls suggest a race is heading for a runoff in april. under an additional sco with sports as tom brady racks up yet another super bowl title the quarterback has now won 7 of them but this time it's with the tampa bay buccaneers and changes in their own stadium. the earth thank you very much for joining us we begin this hour in northern india where rescue operations are underway to free more than 30 people trapped in a tunnel a day after part of a himalayan glaciers collapsed 18 bodies have been recovered and iran 200 people from the region are

and a tremendous explosion shook the town of cameron, texas today and sent a fireball up into the sky when a tractor-trailer collided with a freight train carrying gasoline and coal. the fire burned for hours, forcing homes in the area to be evacuated. remarkably, there are no reports of any serious injuries. all right, coming up next, we're going to meet some of the first female eagle scouts. why it's worth so much more than a medal to them. dal to them. ha.

the day. it was a very commercial area back then. very urban in a small town way. >> it was. they did serve food for number of years at the tavern, including pizza through the miracles of the internet use the old newspapers online. it was a restaurant did have a dance floor. it's amazing the social life that existed, kind of dying off when we were lads. but before that it seemed like every bar had a live band. all of the clubs, the club life, the social life back then talk about your social media, there was actually people being social back then, live and in person. but at the restaurant, being heavily polish area we would make the specialties, which are dumplings the stuffed cabbage rolls, and my mother and her aunts would literally make hundreds and thousands of them for sale each week. we were the general motors, at least up on the hill. but what gets me completely was the late 1940s they were selling pizza. and in 1941 they were advertising that they were selling chopped suey. we always think that we are so much ahead in so much more sophisticated that our ancestors. and w

, the town of paradise, which became front page news today's report found that town relatively well-prepared for a big fire and still got destroyed. cnbc's scott cone live at boulder creek tonight. scott, what else did we learn from this review >> reporter: well, chef, this really was about learning to better deal with what's become a fact of life in california and elsewhere, really now year round. case in point where i am in the santa cruz mountains south of the bay area, this is a fire that burned in august, but when the winds kicked up here just last month, they actually reignited embers from that fire and the fire briefly started up again. that is how dry that it has been that campfire back in 2018 followed 200 days with no rain, in addition to the horrific death toll, nearly $17 billion in damage tearing through the town of paradise like a giant blow torch so scientists with the national institute of standards and technology working with local partners reconstructed the fire, which they found started about seven miles outside of town, but that did not create a b

historically, the harmony -- the farmer has either lived on the edge of town are in the labor camp., the prevailing water supply has been from a simple faucet. for thousands of farm families over the decades there has been no indoor water supply. no indoor toilets. water has had to be transported and stored. for drinking, washing, and bathing. here in the heart of rich agricultural country, farm families transport their water, and some of them live where electricity is not available. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> california farmworkers produce more crops than are grown in any other state. the profits of their labor show up in the dividends -- and the affluence of the owners. for the farm workers, the return is poverty. the organization of agricultural workers has been called the greatest unfinished task facing the american labor movement. and to add to his other woes, the farmer faces the increasing threat of killer chemicals. >> when i became ill from picking fruit, -- stay there nine days and brought me home. two weeks after i got home i was sick in bed. i couldn't do any work. >> i was in the hospita

an eagle refugee camp near the town of very quickly in northern boss nia adela a palestinian is back after being forcibly deported from croatia by the border patrol. officer who was voluntary aid worker 49 year old yes mina her she did she came across a dollar during her evening rounds now she's trying to supply him with bare essentials i have him then tear. but. i don't have. this mina says she sometimes feels bad that she can't do more for them. during the day she works in a boston government office but after leaving her office she had sound as a volunteer to help the refugees. for the past year yes mina has gone shopping for them every day paying with donations or out of her own pocket buying rice and sometimes meat then she packs donated choose jackets and pants in bags and labels them with the mobile phone numbers of refugees she's in contact with that way she can be sure each one has received what they need most and my daughter's study in. germany so if they can help. tears for but there's a life why other people can't help soon afterwards yes mina is on her way to the 1st stop

in the meantime, innovations are helping to secure this precious town. really think that civita can be saved ? fingers crossed. grazie. now back here in london, the capital's world famous theatreland took a huge hit during the pandemic with virtually all forms of live entertainment being forced to shut down. entertainment is a huge draw for tourist destinations and a few years ago... i visited dubai to meet the cast of a new theatrical extravaganza called la perle. we are talking 65 world—class artists, athletes and performers. we're talking motorcycles circling around in a bowl in mid air, and best of all, in the middle of a desert, you can even get rain. like venues all over the world, they too were forced to shut down when the pandemic hit but now they're up and running again. and last month, lucy got a behind—the—scenes look at how they managed to reopen. it's about five o'clock so there are two hours before showtime and i have been lucky enough to get a sneak preview of the technical rehearsal that these guys do every night. it looks incredible and i

the others were released after a week but it was the kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chill book in 2014 that really threw the spotlight on nigeria security problems it sparked international outrage and the bring back our girls campaign but around $100.00 of them are still missing. so following this latest kidnapping a local governor has ordered that all boarding schools for secondary students be closed across the state. was clear this is good you know there are no those who. grew up or who grew up relatives that could be. moved here who are going 1. 103 under the agreement of the other. and is always good. to learn. well let's go live now to a budget where we can speak to bookie shani bar a she's the executive director of the advocacy advocacy group invictus africa as part of the bring back our girls movement and of course it is important to remember that 100 of those girls still missing that was in 2014 but in the last few months we've seen now with what has just happened in far this is now the 3rd mass abduction of children since december. the 3 kidnappings that

a lot of news last night at the cnn town hall. and one of the things the president said is he hopes and expects that k through 8 schools will be open five days a week by the end of the first 1 he00 day. the answers on this have been hard to come by. does the white house -- does the president think that k through 8 schools can reopen even if teachers have not been vaccinated? >> thanks for having me this morning, john. yes, lots of news. and let me just say that cnn town hall last night was excellent. i do believe i'm a little biased, obviously, given the background. the president, i thought, was very clear last night. the vice president this morning, vice president harris was on the "today" show and she reiterated. the president and the administration's position is that by the end of the first 100 days, which is around april 30th, the president and vice president do believe that the majority of k through 8 schools will be able to be reopened and operating safely. how does that happen? that happens by ensuring that schools have the

now over centuries of changing civilizations religions and cultures in libya the small mountain town of muscle ata has relied on the same industry growing and pressing olives for oil it's even survive the civil war of the last few years malik traina met some of the people carrying on the tradition. in the mountainous small town of them so let's about 100 kilometers southeast of tripoli the people here live and breathe all of the good gas the all the tree is one of 50 varieties that are specific to this town known for their large size an abundance of fruit they are picked twice during the olive season here all of us have been grown for thousands of years and their oil extract it well some works for the archaeological committee he says these ruins are of an olive oil factory built by the romans over 2000 years ago so a live tree was brought to him so lots of by the phoenicians later the romans began exporting all of oil that was produced here from the anxious and city of leptis magna we run perscribe detects on libya of 3 to 400000 liters annually the all of harvest is a special time of