might have been happening from them a minute definite, a web with the share that with me mohammed was easy, like many of his generation, had been unable to find a steady job. he was just 26 years old. his death sent shock waves through tunisia for many. it was the signal for a revolution. also for his cousin kaya this was going to santa kenton company. so you can get mohammed state was the trigger for all of us. we will no longer afraid, we will all angry and humble bodies, said the there were many reasons to start a revolution of the room. and then this happened the day after mohammed was easy, set himself a light people and see the boys ead took to the streets. the victim had been one of their own. mm. in the capital tennis, the ruling class realized too late. how explosive, the situation had become in rural regions. the rich and powerful residing on the mediterranean coast, where an oligarchy that had emerged under tunisia as authoritarian president, ban ali had ruled the country with an iron fist since 1987. he promised tunisians prosperity. but his family and his friends ruthlessly ex

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ah, inexperienced mohammed was easy, suffered repeatedly. the young st vendor dreamed of a different life, his relative se. but then came the day and 2010 that changed everything. you know, i'm not going to do some against you. december. the 17th was the day that brought things to ahead or how many was insulted by the police were not for the 1st time. and i was not the 1st time that the officers confiscated his goods at pleasure, he'll america related to demand justice. he went to the town hall nic and he wanted to explain to the official what he had to provide for his family. how was the bureaucrats wouldn't listen to him if he didn't? he passed the entry. i mean, no matter what sort of side of him all of a sudden set himself on fire any must have most of the other one i've seen it. so mohamad bull as easy, doused himself with gasoline in front of the government building in an act of desperation. the doctors were unable to save him. he died after spending 18 days in a coma. piano might have been the shuttle homestead of hack, started them f

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mm, the news of mohammed was easy. death then reached the capital. the young man's act of self immolation prompted people as soon as to hit the streets. in previous years, there had already been repeated protests about poverty and rampant corruption. could move too much. i hope the people would really trust us discipline and really revolt, you know, so we could put pressure on the system and it looks like that i make an ali go away and we've been on the move. can we really wanted to overthrow the system and see it to my new boss? here at the time, molly skiddy was the spokesman for a student organization. the young people took to the streets, side by side, with workers and teachers. the demonstrators assembled in front of the headquarters of the country's main trade union, where they were relatively safe. the police, the, the regime was responding to the protests with increasingly bloody crackdowns. but the unrest escalated video showing the victims of police violence circulated throughout tunisia. social media served as an accelerant for the arab sp

out to the public you're looking to reach rather than to go where they actually are. >> this was quick and easyere wasn't a line whatsoever. you just walk in and walk out. it was really fun. i think it was easy so i think people like me with anxiety is much easier. >> you can have a mcflurry while you're doing it. it will actually cross other barrier cities like san jose, santa clara. i would have to say, you would be totally distracted, jeff, if you're having your mcflurry with some fries while they were doing the vaccine if you're scared of it. >> you wouldn't even know. you wouldn't feel it. >> how about if we're already vaccinated, can we still get the mcflurry? >> that's such a good ruse. >> strike that from the record. >>> we're going to continue our climate coverage every tuesday and thursday, and we want to update you on the drought tonight. brand new numbers coming in currently and you can see 32.3% of california under an exceptional drought. that's from that horrible rain season. 8 to 20 inches behind, snow pack only 50% of normal. the el nino pattern had a lot to do with our dry weat

and i suppose that was not an easy — memories, yes. ories, yes. and i suppose that was not an easy task, because it i memories, yes. and i suppose that l was not an easy task, because it was a great italian side, bit it was easier, because you are in cardiff with loads of welsh fans and know you are in rome with lots of italian fans and not too many welsh fans. yes, that is correct. again, ijust think wales seem to be flourishing as underdogs, we would have done that, so going into the game again, the players assume in fantastic spirit amongst themselves and being the underdog i think it helps, because they have nothing to improve, they can go there and relax. —— nothing to prove. if they were desperately needing a win to go forward, obviously we all want the winner because we want them to come back to wembley and maybe get... ahead today i think wembley 50% capacity, i think that is right at the second stages, so if that is the case, you could probably have about 40,000 screaming welshmen there if they can get a win today. what 40,000

if this were in a small club , or like a basement club during the prohibition, a game like this was easy to operate. now, in order to control a game like this in the early days, they would use various forms of -- they would use special equipment that was primarily loaded dice or tops or various types of dice that could be controlled, put into a game to ensure a specific outcome. there were other ways to cheat. we have a vest here that can hold a card for you up your sleeve. take a deep breath and it will activate the mechanism. another item we have here is what we would call a dice shop. this would be for a dice cheater who could take some dice off of a club table and substitute dice that he had prepared that could be either loads or tops, spotted dice, things like that. it is quite a complete set up. you wonder, sometimes why anyone , would go through the amount of work to have all this equipment when they could get a normal job and probably make as much money. but actually, this was a very profitable way of cheating. over here in our showcase, we talked about how early days of gambling

you see the woman the me was easy these people now guess they never did anything to anybody. as long as there is no justice, how should i put it? only when this justice for our religious community will live with living again and be enjoyable. it was the next day's nerve wracking one for national. she will try to go back to her village. culture is a days drive away and as close to thin jar or shingle as we call it formerly occupied by ice militias. the region is now gradually being liberated. ah nationalist says she owes this trip to herself and her parents. it's the anniversary of the massacre against the eighty's. for now, however, culture is in the restricted military area. on is u. s. e d and a soldier in the kurdish defense. both honor and nationalists, brother are met with stationed at the same location. armor fell in the fight against h 30 here, so the soldiers know that we are taking a risk. our rate is a perilous one that you had is may no longer have a strong presence here, but individually they're still working everywhere. i was how many times would always drive thi

. >> it was quick and easy, you just walk in and get it and walk out. it was fun and i think other people who like me with anxiety is much easier. >> reporter: it is all part of a statewide initiative to reach those who had a hard time 70 mcdonald's across the state will offer vaccination in the coming weeks. >> one of the biggest issues is access, i am too busy during the day or i need the clinic to be closer to me. this is part of a series of initiatives to get clinics closer to people. >> reporter: mcdonald's cook took a break from making hamburgers to finally get vaccinated. >> to have it at my work, it was comfortable. i didn't have to make an poichlt. it was easy. >> reporter: 13-year-old joshua says one of the best part of getting a shot at mcdonald's, lunch on the house. >> it was convenient, you get free food. >> reporter: ayiana love and her mom already planned to go out to lunch. >> thank you, enjoy. >> it was one meal deal they could not pass up. >> when we drove in and we saw them, i am loving it. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area ne

people use the word, the term arab spring to describe what started in tennessee in december of 2010 was easy, the vegetable vendor who want to dignity. he wanted a job, you want to do income, but he wanted dignity. he wanted to be respected as a citizen, as a human being, and then went through to his done egypt and syria with some successes, year and terrible failures there. but i think that the uprisings are ongoing, and we continue to see them in sudan, in algeria, in lebanon, in iraq. it's an ongoing quest for a better future. the arab spring was a major turning point and the history of north africa and the middle east. everyday citizens learned that unpopular rulers can be overthrown. thousands were killed in the chaos of revolution. but many people are continuing to take up the challenge of creating a more just society. the arab spring may have ended, but its legacy lives on the africa. the great green law in the house we finished it will be more than 15 kilometers, wide 1000 kilometers long, lush green thread to combat just verification. what's been accomplished since 2007 . how can th

and it was, it was not easy, it was not easy for them without me to have all the cheese meant and i could do my job any better way. what are the accomplished as well done to you? one final question before i go onto our other gifts, and that's just, you know, you're an interpreter, but there are so many other roles out there on their, their drivers and cooks. and so many people who, you know, can be in an office or they can be on a, on the front lines even it is a lot of responsibility and a lot of risk. yeah, for sure, sir. as you know that it's not easy enough. again, it's not at this situation that if the people, i mean the guns, so try to work with us. but we did this in a better way. it is not only for the interface. so for those who, who, who work along side and, and stand with the americans and help them to accomplish their mission and afghan is done. and they put their life actually in dressing, and right now, now they're, most of them are not secure here as we see, alden use the dig in hand to murder by the telephone and other religious people. and especially the female. as you kn

, they have been, you know, hopefully like, like you get a veteran veteran mach noon and yes, it was easy to get a deal. but in fact you did a test was in february. do you perceive that even the new bell will not be picky? sho, manage either bit big stop and i was i don't know was to to know for the 40 says what good did you make good? i think you think the i love those so when you listen when messing with me now because of a friend of nick is does to get one done on above the blue well is it does this as a sub for a different game 1st because i don't sit out on you to do. does it make contacts? you know, sidney, so you didn't learn. what is the me deal with me. it's not the me is who's me when you go let you go? yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. well you know, the the other one is i mean well if i choose come on apollo, that was granted that it would get up. well, i didn't know if you were getting on the phone we probably need you guys might the doing much with the funding was on the what i do want to give you i don't i better get up what but what i get on that that i let it a minute on the way to

and like i said, to let you know, and yes, it was easy to do but in fact she did a test was in february, do need to proceed on that. even the new bell will not paid vicki show by the cheddar, but she was only the launcher. no, it wasn't showing up. oh, she says no . i didn't. what good did you make? you think the me, i what does that mean? well let me know if you're a fan of nick, do you want done a new one above the blue pool is, is does this as a sub for a different game in 1st one was sent out on you to do to make contacts, you know, sydney sent you that in large is the the me deal with me. it's not the i lose me when you want me to use the book. yeah. yeah. well you know the the, the other one is on the internet. well, wanted to see if i choose the morning, but i didn't know if you were doing the following day will do there, but i need you to know what i'm doing better. what got much done with the with the being on the what i do want to give you and i better get up with it, but i give it a minute to set it up on the way to vision and i did that. but so now why does your football he

it was easy drug dealing for outsiders coming into our communities.e don't all that and all the time, but this is the narrative. >> but we do. 11 people asked, me how deep is your thanksgiving different from ours? and i say, well, we are turkey and then we move the table and we dance. we actually do that. for the love about this film is the nuance on the characters. identified so much with the young woman because it was so much more experience of one young women who's a first person in her family to go to college, feeling that sense of being an impostor and then another young woman who wanted to be able to exercise her artistic abilities based on her talent, not because she was a latina. and, then there was also the young man who found out that he was a dreamer. he was on documented so he was unable to pursue his dreams talk about those nuances because i think that's what really captures the essence of being latino in america? >> so i want to give a big shout out to the screenwriter people are like john shoes, oh my god. he's extraordinary, by the way

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now across se positive australia, wet and windy weather, sliding across the tasman heading over it was easy and broad skies come back in behind. no great shakes on the temperature, but it shouldn't be too bad. we got a few showers into that eastern side of queensland over the next day or so. want to shout into our southern parts of south australia. we can also expect to see little bit of weather just rolling across the southwest corner there. and that'll run across through the byte pushing his way over towards adelaide as we go on through the next day or so. may even see a shower or 2 to port varied. the wooden bull, eastern parts of victoria should be largely dry by this date. notice the weather weather. there's some heavy rain for a time. moving across the south solid into the north island of new zealand. rather windy to go some rather wet weather, continued central parts of china. big area cloud here, the plum rains continue to not a little further north. so some heavy downpours and that wet weather will garage. he make his way over towards the yellow sea. the china sea will love to see

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one of the questions was easy, was the danish government aware of all of this and by 2015 they would definitely be aware of all of this the launch investigation. and edward soon had since come out and said that joe barton, who was then vice president over the world office and you might and will prepare to answer for this one. he soon visits europe, since of course, he was deeply involved in this scandal. the 1st time around there should be an explicit requirement for full public disclosure, not only from denmark, but they're senior partner as well. with regards to the latest revelations about the extent of denmark's bye, this is all on the official, the perpetrators in the united states, denmark, they, they still haven't issued any sort of any sort of meaningful. com and the, the, the leadership. but it must also be mentioned that last year and this report that they published, they also said that the public may never learn the true magnitude of the, of this operation. the details denmark's role in all of this because it is too sensitive and it may cause too much damage which ought to

it was easy. >> there's no need to book in advance anymore. >> we had to reassess the way people come and get diatribes. >> the slowdown in appointments could be explained by a more casual approach to covid-19. >> people seem to be more lax about it. in my family, there is a bit of apprehension. some think the vaccination is more dangerous than the pandemic. >> france has almost reached its goal of vaccinating 30 million people by mid june. julia: fully vaccinated europeans will be able to travel within the bloc with no restrictions this summer. so far, a quarter of adults in the eu are fully vaccinated. it is up to eu member states to rubberstamp this game. several other countries have already begun using the system. by july, it will become compulsory for all eu countries to recognize the travel document. french forces have killed and molly and jihadist -- a malian jihadist. rfi expressed regret that he was killed instead of captured, saying his testimony could have lifted doubts in the case. only one member behind the kidnapping remains alive. >> he was believed to be responsible fo

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for me it was easy to be inspired by the noble qualities that i saw in doctors, police, teachers and delivery people out there. they are the heroes of 2020 and 21. is back drawing on your years of experience in the military, how do you see the battle against coronavirus? >> we are winning the fight gainst coronavirus but we have not won. there is a global war though when it it could be a continuous fight. but there is a full withdrawal scheduled. i have seen them in action. some are better than others and we hope that forces will be able to as we look at the party in afghanistan, there are a lot of risks. things could be in jeopardy if the afghans do not stand up. the progress with women's rights and everything that we have built over the last 20 years are in jeopardy if the taliban have a resurgence. my recommendation to the biden administration would be that you need to keep a small footprint in afghanistan to make sure we keep the intelligence picture clear. >> to think the biden administration understands that? >> absolutely. i have had conversations with senior military leaders

because it was easy to get in and out of washington heights.munities. this is a movie, you know, maria theresa, finally saying this is who we are. we don't all dance all the time. >> but we do. i love when people ask me how is your thanksgiving different from ours, and i say well, we eat our turkey. we move the table and dance. we do that. what i loved about this film was the nuance and characters. i identified with the young women, it was so much my experience. one young woman, it was the first to go to college and the other young woman who wanted to be able to exercise her artistic abilities based on her talent, not because she was latee that. then there was the young man who found out that he was a dreamer, he wassion documented. so he wasn't able to pursue his dreams. talk about that. it captures the essence of being latino in america. >> i want to give a shout out to the screenwriter, john chu. but every single word that you see, which, to me, is poetry, is because it came through her. and what she did is take a script that was written for

you see the woman the me was easy. these people negative never did anything to anybody. as long as there's no justice. how should i put it? only when there's justice for our religious community will our lives be worth living again and be enjoyable. what's the next is a nerve wracking one for national. she will try to go back to her village. culture is days, drive away and as close to sin jar or shingle as we call it so many occupied by the militias, the region is now gradually being liberated. ah, nationalist says she owes this trip to herself and her parents. it's the anniversary of the massacre against the dds. for now, however, culture is in the restricted military area. honor is yes edi and a soldier in the kurdish defense for honor. a nationalist brother was stationed at the same location. armor fell in the fight against age, 30 years old. the soldiers know that we are taking a risk. our route is a perilous one, that you hardest may no longer have a strong presence here, but individually. they are still working everywhere. i was here many times. we always drive this

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use the word, the term arab spring to describe what started in tennessee in december of 2010 with was easy, the vegetable vendor who wanted dignity. he wanted a job, he wanted income, but he wanted dignity. he wanted to be respected as a citizen, as a human being, and then went through and has done egypt and syria, with some successes here and terrible failures there. but i think that the uprisings are ongoing, and we continue to see them in sudan, in algeria, in lebanon, in iraq. it's an ongoing quest for a better future. the arab spring was a major turning point and the history of north africa and the middle east. everyday citizens learned that unpopular rulers can be overthrown. thousands were killed in the chaos of revolution. but many people are continuing to take up the challenge of creating a more just society. the arab spring may have ended, but its legacy lives on. ah, the ah, the us vaccination campaign is making good progress snot everywhere. it is rejected, find money in the mountains. plenty of doses remain and here they only trust verbal medicine. and god can dr. hensley from

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there was an easy and the personal- was an easy and the personal relationship betweenjoe biden and thend of course we do have this added insight you havejust been talking to katie nicholl about because we have heard what president biden told a team of us reporters about what the queen said to him, so about what the queen said to him, so a slight break in protocol, really, revealing what is essentially a private conversation on the part of president biden, but what it does is reinforce what we saw, which was him telling us that she was very generous, she was very gracious, it was a long talk and they covered a lot of areas, and i think clearly there's going to be a good personal relationship going forward between this us president and the queen. qm. this us president and the queen. 0k, daniela relph, thanks very much for that. yes, he queen was �*s questions on russia and china demonstrating her continued, did we expect anything else? probably not. her continued keen interest in national and international affairs and very much embodying it, meeting her 13th us president, and she has met

so i decided to stay home at 1st it was easy. i thought, is this the great cove it everyone is talking about. but then i got really sick. i thought i died and came back to life when the prime minister eddie roma says, albania is early lockdown initially saved the country from the soaring infection rates of western europe. what happened in italy scared us a lot. so it was a bit like running home and we were if you recall, well the 1st country after easily to impose love. now our look down was very, very heavy. then we did the many things faster than others because of the, of the terrible fear that if we would not control the, this could be but albania didn't have the resources to keep workers at home. during the 2nd wave of the virus herd immunity was achieved through infection at a high cost. officially 2 and a half 1000 people died of cove at 19 in albania. but the us based institute for health metrics and evaluation estimates the figure nearly 16000. because that's how many more people died here over the past 9 months than woul

this is where things will get really tough last year it was easy to jump in on a sector or theme and do well regardless, now the fundamentals will come into play, stock picking will be key, you really need to pick your names and look at the balance sheelts but i think the bar bell approach works. >> james i haven't known you a long time but he don't feel you're a bar bell kind of guy. >> whoa whoa is that an insult. >> no, no, using a bar bell, opposed to investing style, two different things, but how would you characterize your portfolios now at this juncture in the market >> i agree with victoria you have to be very disciplined about analyzing the merits of individual security both in the context of its individual fundamental performance and the contechnostructural of the environment it pla context of the environment it plays in we keep knocking on two week highs with record after record set. we're in a unusual period of military policy so examining the metrics in a specific security, specific space and we're all growth-focused here at herculeans so we're analyzing security because

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the one thing that was easy for me was knowing that ian davis was this to add a vise me -- and i cannot thank hum enough for the support and help that he's given me personally. of course, he was -- [inaudible] in serving this country. after 52 years of public if service and services to poland, ian, i would like to wish you all the best and a very happy retirement with linda. the commons' loss. >> thanks, ian. [applause] before we get under way, i would like to point out that the british sign language interpreter is available to watch with on the parliament live tv. now we come to -- katherine fletcher. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i begin by echoing and supporting very much your fine tribute to ian davis and thank him for all his service to this house and wish him all the very best in his retirement. mr. speaker, i know members from across this house will want to congratulate darren -- on their 2-nil win against germany, the first time any team has beaten germany in 55 years in -- [inaudible] games. we wish them all the best for their game against ukraine on saturday, and we'll all