we have one in the west village. lemonis: okay.y: we have one in brooklyn by the barclays center, and one in forest hills on austin street. lemonis: the concept's interesting. is that your mascot? tony: yeah, that's our mascot. that's eddie the yeti. a yeti's like a mythological creature, kind of like a bigfoot that lives in the himalayas in the snow. lemonis: how'd you come up with the idea? tony: it's really kind of based off a more traditional asian dessert. in taiwan, they kind of do it with like a milk-powder base. lemonis: and it's not the hawaiian shave ice? tony: no, it's not. we actually do something called shaved cream. we kind of have our own play on it. it's a dairy base. lemonis: oh, it is? tony: so it comes out and the texture's just very light and fluffy, but it's very creamy in taste. lemonis: and how long have you had this store? tony: so, we're going on our fourth year. lemonis: oh, wow. high-five on that. most people don't make it that long. tony: yeah. lemonis: what i want to do is i actually want to try it. ton

spending time in the west village and getting involved in the music scene. he found his way down to coconut grove, florida, in 1966. michael, tell us a little bit about what the scene looked like there, what took you there. >> well, i guess, growing up i never really had a clear understanding of where i wanted to go with my life. i had been there for a couple of years -- the next logical step i thought was, go to coconut grove -- which is what i did. it was the start of a great adventure for me. the grove was a sleepy, artist town. it is full of artists and musicians. those days you could sleep for most of the day without getting disturbed. it was that kind of place. so i opened the hatch and changed all that. i came up with a brilliant thought, because we were listening to the drug laws about use, marijuana specifically. i met some of the local indian tribes and discovered that you could smoke on an indian reservation without getting arrested. and perhaps -- so we spent some time talking. i became friends with the guy, who you will probably remember. from t

> jesse: i think everybody should see it because they shot a big scene on my old street in the west villagee pesci in it and any of those great actor in those great gangster movies. i disagree with all of you. he is old, he doesn't care. he is rich, obviously trump drives him crazy. i don't think it's lacking self-control. i think he is letting it all hang out there. who cares? say whatever he wants to say. i don't think it's the classiest. >> greg: i could care less about the swearing. i couldn't come up with a reason. you run into a lot of people like this that when you are talking about them just tell me and they go argh and they run away. >> jesse: what do you have people who watch fox news i don't care who criticizes me. >> dana: i admire that i mean i'm kind of sensitive. >> donna: but i support the office of the presidency regard in conjunction with the office of the presidency, i have a decency standard. i may dislike. >> jesse: he wasn't saying that about the president. that was a couple weeks before. >> greg: i have industry standard. >> donna: i need to go to confession with you.

and in the west yorkshire village where he lives there is a blue plaque outside his house advertisingud yorkshireman. but he says he does not care what people think about his past, and as for his future, he says people can call him siror future, he says people can call him sir or just future, he says people can call him sir orjust geoffrey. he is an opinionated and sometimes outspoken public figure. today he is just the latest controversy in his life. a teenager who raped, murdered and abducted alicia mcphail has had his sentence reduced. he was sentenced to life with a minimum of 27 years for killing the six—year—old on the isle of bute last year. he'll now serve a minimum of 2a years in jail. the world needs to become "climate change resilient" — that's according to a new report, compiled by leaders in politics, business and science. it recommends strategies such as early warning systems, improved infrastructure and water management. the uk hopes to play its part by reducing carbon emissions dramatically by 2050. one way of achieving this is by conserving the nation's peat bogs, whi

in the west yorkshire village where he lives, there is a blue plaque outside his house, advertising hisor his future, he says people can call him sir or just geoffrey. he is an opinionated, sometimes outspoken, public figure. today is just the latest controversy in his life. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. in a few minutes we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers david davies and rowena mason. that's coming up after the headlines. do stay tuned for that. now it's time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. hello there. tuesday brought a brief drier and brighter interlude for many. there was a little misty and murky around first thing. this photo sentin murky around first thing. this photo sent in by a weather watcher in west sussex. there was spells of sunshine to be had. this photo also sent in bya to be had. this photo also sent in by a weather watcher in angus. the weather as we move into wednesday is dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of ex— hurricane dorian. it brings wet and windy weather as these weather fronts gradual

in the west yorkshire village where he lives, there is a blue plaque outside his house, advertising hisple think about his past. and as for his future, he says people can call him sir orjust geoffrey. he is an opinionated, sometimes outspoken, public figure. today is just the latest controversy in his life. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. football, and kosovo gave england a run for their money in tonight's european championships qualifier. from southampton, natalie pirks reports. cheering. what they lack in world ranking places, kosovo make up for in passion, and their fans were about to have a field day. england fans have been bemoaning the lack ofjeopardy in qualifying. be careful what you wish for. a loose pass by michael keane, pounced on with not even a minute on the clock. berisha! but michael was "keen" to make amends, and raheem sterling is on fire in an england shirt. towards keane, and it is headed in by sterling. he was instrumental again, minutes later, linking up with harry kane. this is the captain's 26th goal for his country. kosovo's have—a—go attitude was impres

fade in, early evening in the quiet town of west lake village, california uts, outside of l.a. garrett answered and then comes our first plot twist. three shots into his body. one more into his right eye. the daredevil's luck had run out. >> i called and his mother answered the phone. screaming, crying, just distraught. garrett's been shot. >> wally was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on you hear in life that you're very lucky if you have five friends or count a friend or one hand, garrett was that friend to me. >> wally had been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows and got to know him, watched his expertise, fen nominal athlete stuntman. >> you've probably seen garrett's work but didn't know. his stunt work was featured charlie's angels. but he said garrett's personality was not what you would expect. >> he was a focused individual. people think of dare devils as stunt people, crazy people. that's the last

at the west yorkshire village where he lives, there is a blue plaque outside his house advertising hishis presence. he is a very proud yorkshire men. but he says he doesn't care what people think about his past, and as for his future, he says people can call him siror future, he says people can call him sir or just future, he says people can call him sir orjustjeffrey. he future, he says people can call him sir or justjeffrey. he is future, he says people can call him sir orjustjeffrey. he is an opinionated, sometimes outspoken public figure. today is just the latest controversy in his life. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. the headlines on bbc news... following talks with borisjohnson the dup leader, arlene foster, says the prime minister has shown his commitment to securing a brexit deal which "works for the entire united kingdom". the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he'll offer voters another referendum, with an option for leaving the eu, as well as an option for remaining. donald trump sacks his national security advisor, john bolton — saying he disagreed with many of his su

west papuans to become independent. well it's a continuation of situation we've seen now for several weeks and indeed really going back to last december with the murder of 20 internation construction workers need the village of west papuan. what this trip what this reflects is that there is gradual in isolation amongst the west pop once the resistance movement and they're becoming much more active and that's being manifested in protests on the straights and the security forces responding by cracking down quite hard on them in many cases talking i think it's very widespread like last year there was a petition that was actually sung by west poppins melanesian was populations 1800000 signatures on that calling for a referendum on independence of a population of 4000000 that's a pretty extraordinary figure and i think it indicates that the movement is quite widespread across the province and there's a broad desire for a change in the political circumstances jakarta there is not and no appetite for having a referendum on independence or indeed any sort of discussion but they would be no resolution to this conflict without some sort of maybe i said dialogue some external broker coming in and sitting down betwee

lives for 8 years bend it's mainly from the might be kurtzman terrorized an psyched entire villages in north west nigeria local regime lantus to protect communities became the law. the resulting violence killed more than 4000 people and displaced tens of thousands. the state government says it's moving to address what the normal decades of exploitation and oppression by providing water roads and other services. it's also disbanding the militias that have been accused of killing full unease and denying them access to basic services the truce is holding for now a few months ago driving along this highway would have been extremely dangerous even for the security forces but now a decent number of vehicles used the old killings and abductions used to happen here almost every day so for most people the relative peace they now enjoy seems and feel is almost unreal. and it's not only the displaced who are happy with the turn of events in some of. the police who have been targeted in the mayhem say they realize that the force of arms cannot end the violence along. a military or security actions in this st

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this past weekend friends and residents of the small village in west michigan gathered together to celebrate and share memories of the community's rich and storied history. the village of spring lake first began as a lumber town in 1838 when captain benjamin hopkins and his family arrived from canada. mr. huizenga: soon after other settlers arrived and constructed additional sawmills, lending to the village officially incorporating in 1869. as the village developed, railroads, resorts, and telephone lines all helped the village grow into a bustling community. today the village is situated on the beautiful shores of both spring lake and the grand river right next to lake michigan. offering endless recreational opportunities and a wide variety of shops and services. while the village has changed much throughout the last 150 years, one thing has remained constant, the close n.i.t. and welcoming -- close knit and welcoming community continues to make the village a special place to live and raise a family. mr. speaker, let us join in celebration and the recognition of all former and current resid

really going back to last december with the murder of 20 internation construction workers near the village of west papuan. what this river what this reflects is that there is gradual amongst the west pop once the resistance movement and they're becoming much more active and that's being manifested in protests on the straights and the security forces responding by cracking down quite hard on them in many cases taking i think it's very widespread like last year there was a petition that was actually signed by west papuans melanesian was populations 1800000 signatures on a calling for a referendum on independence of a population of 4000000 that's a pretty extraordinary c.e.o. and i think it indicates that the movement is quite widespread across the province and there's a broad desire for a change in the political circumstances jakarta there is now no appetite for having a referendum on independence or indeed any sort of discussion but they would be no resolution to this conflict without some sort of maybe ice dialogue some external broker coming in and sitting down between the parties at the moment t

california street is much narrower on our block than to the west in front of the village. this proposed project two put commercial use close to us with increased traffic. residents have driveways with curb cuts which is not being done any more. it would be challenging if there were a busy commercial sure row fair. they are asking to exceed the height limit of 40 feet on the north side of the street. it would have commercial space facing a building taller than ours. [please stand by] what causes crisis and homelessness to begin with. it was a developers and hustlers, who snapped up and through people out of them. i was one of them. this is being proposed as a social welfare measure. it is being packaged as that. but, what has happened with the eviction, from the developers is boomer ringing on the neighborhoods. the neighborhoods are made to pay for something that is not their fault. what i really wonder about, what is the living space area going to be like in these proposed units. as far as i can tell, the average square foot is 1314 square feet. i am wondering, you know w

villages. zakynthos island is about 300km west of athens.efighters were battling the blaze, backed by 28 fire trucks. greek firefighters say they've been called to about 80 fires in the past 2a hours. two candidates running to be tunisia's next president, independent kais saied, and jailed media mogul nabil karoui, say they are through to the second round of voting. if that's true, it means they would have seen off over 20 other candidates. the run off will take place by november the third at the latest. police in hong kong have used water cannon and tear gas against protesters throwing petrol bombs and bricks near government offices. thousands of pro—democracy campaigners marched in defiance of a police ban on rallies, this the 15th consecutive weekend of protests. there was also a demonstration outside the british consulate, as nick beake reports. we have now seen 99 days of this. violence the authorities just can't extinguish. hardcore pro—democracy activists are not backing down, in what is a chinese city, even setting alight the police'

mugabe has been laid to rest 3 weeks after his death hundreds of mourners gathered in his home village of khatami west of the capital harare for the loci funeral it follows weeks of wrangling between his family and the government who wanted a much larger event in the capital my god he died in singapore hospital on september the 6th age 95 almost 2 years after a military coup ended his 37 year old hiram it's also has more from. relevant goddess family had a private burial but before that it was a church service a child so people have to come and say good bye we heard from several family members his sister in norton say that he was adamant he did not want to be buried in the national heroes like a cemetery in the capital because he was angry at the way the army removed him from power in $27000.00 he said the way he was treated by the army and the current government was demeaning some traditional leaders don't agree with the fact that he was buried in the rural villages in by they says the founding fathers and why we should be made at the hero's eka signature there are reports that some of the leaders of

villages. zakynthos island is about 300 kilometres west of athens.attling the blaze backed by28 fire trucks. greek firefighters say they've been called to about 80 fires in the past 2a hours. the drug manufacturer accused of fuelling the opioid epidemic in the us, purdue pharma, has filed for bankruptcy protection. the company has reportedly reached a tentative multi—billion dollar agreement in the us to settle a host of lawsuits against it. the firm owned by the billionaire sackler family, is accused of helping fuel the us opioid crisis through drugs like the painkiller oxycontin. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: in golf, europe's women staged a dramatic fightback at the gleneagles course to beat the united states in the solheim cup. the home side won by 14.5 points to 13.5. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there is people alive and there is people not alive. we just can help and give them whatever we've got. a state funeral is being held for princess g

villages. zakynthos island is about 300 kilometres west of athens.ers were battling the blaze backed by 28 fire trucks. greek firefighters say they've been called to about eighty fires in the past twenty—four hours. more than half of the tigers that thai authorities confiscated in 2016 from an infamous tiger temple attraction have died from a viral disease. it's thought their immune systems were weakened by inbreeding. the buddhist temple west of bangkok was a tourist destination where visitors took selfies with tigers and bottle fed cubs, but wildlife activists accused the temple's monks of illegally breeding and drugging the animals. in cricket, england ended a memorable summer on a high after beating australia by 135 runs in the 5th ashes test at the oval. australia was bowled out for 262 chasing 399 to win in the second innings. it means the series ends all square at 2 tests each... it is the first time in 47 years that the series has been a draw. but australia retains the ashes urn as they are the holders. returning now to our earlier story — th

villages. zakynthos island is about 300 kilometres west of athens.attling the blaze backed by28 fire trucks. greek firefighters say they've been called to about eighty fires in the past 2a hours. the clean up begins in spain's madrid region after much of the country was hit with record breaking levels of rainfall and floods. at least six people have been killed and some 3,500 evacuated as heavy rainfall swept away cars and closed roads, railways and an airport in the regions of valencia, murcia and eastern andalucia. weather conditions are expected to improve over the coming days. more than half of the tigers that thai authorities confiscated in 2016 from an infamous tiger temple attraction have died from a viral disease. it's thought their immune systems were weakened by inbreeding. the buddhist temple west of bangkok was a tourist destination where visitors took selfies with tigers and bottle fed cubs, but wildlife activists accused the temple‘s monks of illegally breeding and drugging the animals. in cricket, england ended a memorable summer on a

village. . >>> the fire is 15% contained. the fire is burning west of red bluff. the fire has burned more than 8800-acres and mandatory evacuations for people in the area. the flames started by a lightning strike. the fire protection district is fighting the fire. >>> oakland has invested millions on the house some of the homeless in sheds. a new project will create tiny houses for the homeless youth. >> within minutes frahms went up and the vision come little together. the homes arability fast. >> i file it's a good opportunity to help the community and it's fun overall. >> people are desperate tosser the problem and sick for waiting for solutions. >> they are building 12 tiny homes for the youth. >> some will be going to college, some working. >> it's insulated. heated floors. >> the project is attracting volunteers from around the country. >> a friend tagged me to empower people that don't identify as male to be more comfortable using power tools. this is awesome. >> sunny shields flew to oakland to work on the project. >> this is cool, it's an opportunity for

occupied west bank approximately 65000 palestinians and 11000 israelis living in illegal settlements reside in that area the main palestinian city is jericho and that has about $28.00 villages and some bedouin communities under netanyahu plans jericho would largely be cut off from the rest of the west bank and excise would also in circle any future palestinian state there's a lot to get into with our guest but 1st i need a brain has more from the jordan valley. we're standing and ross an older village in the jordan valley this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants to annex this area he doesn't want to annex that area over there jericho and a lot older because he says he wants to complete and carry out his plan without annex in any single palestinian but there are palestinians here bedouin communities we've spoken to some of them and they believe that what netanyahu is saying is part of his elections campaign. every time they have is really elections they do it at the expense of the palestinian people netanyahu says i want to annex a jordan valley so israelis will vote for him not more government is it about the how many times will leave it to the palestinia

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and after that nearly disastrous jam up of corn trains west of the volga, in 1922 the lifesaving corn and wheat seed begins arriving in the villages. and it is the nick of time. the way they get from the railheads to the villages surprises some people. this is a photograph i used on the cover of my book. these are camels. you can see down there. this is the volga river. it is frozen. one of the advantages to the russian winter, right? people are surprised in this story -- i was when i first began to research this story -- how many camels were appearing in various places. there were striking images throughout the archives of horse caravans, camel caravans, mixed caravans, oxen. camels, though, survived longer than the horses. horses died in large numbers. camels proved to be a hardier sort, and they were heavily populated in central asia, and also at that time, no longer today, up into the lower volga and north. when the food arrives, remember that petrograd kitchen i showed you earlier? it looks neat and clean and sort of urban. this is more typical of the type of kitchen that the a.r.a. was serving in, in the villages. i love thi

west africa and t.t.p. in pakistan further were announcing the designation of horus al diem and up caitiff village and how this group in syria as a specially designated global terrorist entity as these actions show today's executive order busy by president as further muscle to u.s. counterterrorism efforts it will help us to ensure that the deadly attacks of september 11th that occurred 18 years ago this week are never repeated on american soil. never at this time 2nd to make sure i but it take a couple questions on this topic they're going to find a circular. john bolton fire like get fired or did he quit and then he leaves the white house because he disagreed to feel or over talks in town. so last night the president asked for and both ambassador bolton is resignation as i understand it was received this morning. and that specializes in various agreements guys defended that gregory was in because of this disagreement i'll leave to the present to talk about the reasons he made the decision but i would say this the president's intitled to the staff that he once had at any moment is a staff person who works dir

west derby. there will be desperate to show what they can do in the top division. where the sports villagebig crowd. it will be a noisy one. it is manchester united and liverpool, they want to start the season well. three team to have started well are everton, manchester city, and arsenal, perfect records. but something has got to give because two of them are facing each other on sunday. the northwest derbyjust keep on coming. two wins from two, they have both scored three goals and conceded nine. a manchester city will go into this as favourites, despite the fact that they are playing away from home. they finished the season as runners—up last season. everton on the other hand were lucky to stay up. they avoided relegation because the overall had points deducted. but everton looked to have turned things around. two wins from two. we saw the season start with the manchester derby at the etihad, we will see a lot more women's games played at premier league grounds. and we have a london derby coming up. is playing at premier league grounds seems to be paying off. you were in the manchester d

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syrian government warplanes have bombed villages in the province breaking a cease fire that was agreed just 2 weeks ago rights groups say raids have intensified in the west of it live in the past 2 days the region enjoyed a lull in violence after the syrian government and its ally russia declared a cease fire at the end of august it followed months of bombings which the u.n. says killed hundreds of people it is the last territory still in rebel hands. more than 4 years of war in yemen have had a devastating effect on fishing a major part of the nation's economy thousands of fishermen have died at sea with many reports of attacks on fishing boats by the saudi led coalition which is helping the government fight who the rebels and as mohamed reports from the who the hell the port city of what they that many fishermen allow to frighten to sail to the main offshore fishing grounds. of the port of aden yemen every day to watch the fisherman return from the sea used to be one of them until he lost his hand. by government forces my men are not i and as we were preparing to go to sea we were suddenly attacked i ran to help an injured colleague but there was a 2nd

single palestinian nor a single palestinian village but of course this we are talking about in the jordan valley some 30 percent of the territory of the occupied west bank and some of the most important and fertile farmland to one important caveat to all of this though is that this was not made as a statement from the prime minister's office when we called the prime minister's office ahead of time they directed us to the lead could party benjamin netanyahu political party it was very much and electioneering statements it wasn't as some had speculated an announcement of us approval of a concrete plan that was bound to be implemented it was instead a call from benjamin netanyahu for israeli voters to give him the mandate that after the election very soon he said could come the trump middle east peace plan the so-called deal of the century and that he was the man that israel needed to have in place and he needed to be. able to form a government that could make the most of what he said was an opportunity to might not come again for another 50 years so soon as it became clear that he was talking in these very electioneering terms many israeli media chan

government warplanes have bombed villages in the province breaking a cease fire that was agreed just 2 weeks ago rights groups say that raids have intensified in the west of it live in the past 2 days the region enjoyed a lull in violence after the syrian government and its ally russia declared a cease fire at the end of august that followed months of bombing which the u.n. says killed hundreds of people or for thousands of children their war is all they know hundreds of schools have been damaged by the ongoing violence preventing them from starting their education but a one refugee camp in a live children are banding together to learn seen him kosik who has more. no schools and no playgrounds and for fatima and other children like her no break from hardship and deprivation. here in atlanta in this refugee camp for syrians displaced by the war there is no start to the school year but that's not stopping fatima and her sisters from helping each other to get some of the education they haue missed out on. that either but as soon as our never left when i 1st started school we had to leave because of the asteroids and shelling i studied till 4th grade then

moving to west palm beach, they love it because they don't pay taxes but they don't realize they vote in some of these tax loving democrats, they're not going to enjoy the freedom play villagesor much longer. >> there getting less competitive, we'll see in 2020 how it goes. florida seems to be a more republican trajectory in the house to be with the fact that florida has one of the highest transplant operations, way higher than texas. a lot of the people moving to florida -- >> joe biden -- >> people moving to florida are white people and they are increasingly voting republican. florida is attracting richer white people and brighter people tend to be republican. >> humans are republican, they moved there. not the alien gonzales, though. >> no, didn't work out. >> politics is so strange. how's everything over at the debate? >> it's a good debate but compared to the other two, it's a much better debate and interestingly, sanders and warren are having trouble tryi trying, not fighting because the democrats are maybe going to cuckoo at the beginning. >> i've heard the dumb and boring. i heard george left. >> whatever anyone is doing, they should stay and watch your show. >> we a

which is a small village in the upper galilee region of israel a few tens of kilometers short of the northernmost point of israel where it touches the lebanese border that border runs south west of where we are and i v.m. is actually about 30 kilometers southwest of where we are now according to the israeli military what happened was that there were several antitank missiles fired from the lebanese side of the border targeting israeli military base and israeli military vehicles the israeli military is saying that hits were taken in that attack although it's not specifying if there are you know any casualties so far it said it has responded to the sources of that fire and is striking other targets inside lebanon it's also saying according to israeli media reports that the entire border between lebanon and israel which has on the leader of hezbollah warned could be ripe for attack at any point along that border in his speech on saturday night they're saying that the entirety of that border a 4 kilometer band back from it people are being told to keep inside and open the bomb shelters in that area to get the feeling area that israel was ready for this given that we haven't heard

west. no one was kidnapped for ransom and no life struck was stolen. his constituents back from 18 months of self imposed exile. hunted down by bandits and vigilantes he and people in this village and now enjoying what they say are the best moments of their lives in 2 years a return to normalcy no more. we were on the run from law enforcement bandits and vigilantes for more than a year and a half as small as this village is at last people in the rights many have been kidnapped including women and children a 1000 cattle and sheep was stolen from us 2 months ago they returned home and are trying to rebuild their lives for 8 years bandits mainly from the mighty kurtzman terrorized inside entire villages in northwest nigeria local regime to protect communities became the law. the resulting violence killed more than 4000 people and displaced tens of thousands. the state government says it's moving to address what the norm what's called decades of exploitation and oppression by providing water roads and other services. it's also disbanding the militias that have been accused of killing full unease and denying them access to basic services the truce is holding for now a few months ago

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schools and with violence and landmines in the village they don't know when they'll be able to go back. out to 0 hundreds of palestinians in the occupied west bank have taken part in a funeral procession for a 14 year old boy who was shot dead by israeli forces last month nasim died on august 15th after he and another boy allegedly try to stop an israeli police officer and jewish friends old city his body was only released to his family on finding. ukraine is denying reports that president voting me isn't in ski was pressured by donald trump to investigate democratic presidential hopeful joe biden and his son ukraine's foreign minister says a phone call in july between the u.s. president and zelinsky was long and friendly and there were no demands u.s. media is reporting out a geisha is from a whistleblower which alleges that trump asked his ukrainian counterpart to investigate the business dealings of hunter biden his father joe biden is seeking to take on trump in next year's race for the lighthouse. i know what i'm up against i don't know but you're still a serial abuser not just this guy who is the abuse of power every word care he rece

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west bank and says it would be a serious breach of international law and would devastate jones's for future peaceful negotiations you know him has more from the jordan valley. we're standing in dawson always a village in the jordan valley this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants to annex this area he doesn't want to annex that area over there jericho and because he says he wants to complete and carry out his plan without annex in any single palestinian but there are palestinians here bedouin communities we've spoken to some of them and they believe that what netanyahu is saying is part of his elections campaign. every time they have is really elections they do it at the expense of the palestinian people and you know says i want to annex the jordan valley so israelis will vote for him not more miserable how many times will leave it to the palestinians have been displaced several times already there's no place else for us to go the jordan valley makes up one 3rd of the occupied west bank it's already under israeli military occupation and palestinians see it as an integral part of their future palestinian state now this is under threat this is why many palestinian officials have bee

. >> yes talking to mom's in west africa they will tell you with family planning we need to help get the news out through the network all the way down at the villageel because they reach the men and women and they say we have seen women die that should not be so the more they hear about family planning they use the network to get the message out and that is really powerful. >> coming to the end of our time together the question that i hope you are all asking but you will when you read the book what we do. you have the magic wand so you leave here tonight and by the book. [laughter] what do we do to create that lift so something important can happen? . >> what has been opened because of the me to movement and the number of women running for office we cannot let this window go by. [applause] so what i would say to everyone in this room, start in your home. do you have true equality in your home? look at it look at the unpaid labor. look in your home. look in your workplace. is that a place of transparency? is their equity? do i have full equality in decision-making for all men and women? one thing i could say to every single person if you bought a t