. >> i have that, this is our sign -- >> reporter: like brooke, malia aziz knows what it's like to face an unplanned pregnancy young. >> let me know where. >> reporter: she was in college when her birth control failed. >> my first abortion was about eight to nine years ago, and i was new to the country, i was an immigrant. i didn't know a whole lot. i ended up traveling to colorado springs. thankfully i had a family member who could help me pay for it. if i didn't -- it scares me to think about what my reality could have been. not everybody can afford to hop on a plane and go to another state and access the procedure. we need health care in all parts of the country, in every state. >> reporter: malia's abortion experience led her to a career in advocacy. she's the community organizer for the texas equal access fund. >> it's a pretty decent turnout. >> reporter: on this hot summer day, she's at dallas city hall to put on a rally just days after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >> can i speak to you? >> yes. >> i work with the intelligence unit. >> yes. >> a couple of groups that

as d w is malia and mila now reports gangs are paid to intimidate candidates and voters through physical violence. they're even prepared to kill for money o election season and kenya means money making season kenyans who are struggling to survive. earn a living by cheering for a candidates. it's not about ideology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina. we know mobilizes crowds when i robes. women representative i so we don't have any jobs. like for children, they're supposed to go back to school. we don't have any money. so and we had very that rally somewhere we live, run fully on a good day. each woman goes home with around $4.00 to $9.00, says marine enough to feed a family for about 3 days, but it's not only women who are paid by politicians. criminal gangs around nairobi do their best business during election season. they're hired by incumbent and aspiring and peace governors and even presidential candidates. they tell us without us in our violence, without us being sent to intimidate others. these politicians would never be where they are. he sent us this vid

the announcement comes after the malia government repeatedly denied german forces, overflight rights, making the rotation of troops and possible. berlin says it would be willing to participate in international peacekeeping missions there. but only if it's supported by the molly government. while europe is in the grip of its most extreme drought and decades record breaking heat waves linked to climate change have dried up rivers across the continent and send water reserves plummeting to historic glows in germany. water levels in the rain drops so low that some cargo ships using the river are moving with a quarter of their normal load. desolate, dry and desperate for rainfall. this is the current state of the river, right in western germany. normally, the water level of the rhine here in cologne is about 3 meters. at the moment. it's just 85 centimeters. at other points along the river, the waters already below 40 centimeters. this boat restaurant is supposed to float, but the low water level means it's currently on a lean your from the tourist us. of course we're hoping that it rains i

found that most of the victims likely suffocated, went up to 2000 people, tried to storm the border in malia in late june. the tiny spanish exclaims of melia and say you to are the european union's only land borders with africa, making them a focus for migrants and refugees? did the report are yan snapshots traveled to morocco and sent us this report. a warning that it does contain disturbing ford edge ah moroccan border guards round up and attack people trying to get over the fence even know that the violence in content, in a situation with no solution for either side it's difficult to tell who is alive and who might be dead a troon was there that day that he'd you even in the floor the heat use home with you know, after you knockout, you know, if you don't know anything you come move they, they will leave you. if you can move, there will heat you till you, you can move. we meet a troon in the derelict school in casablanca, where he's been living. he levels serious accusations against the spanish police. he says he had already reached european territory where he was seeking asylum. but he m

and germany suspends its mission in molly, the defense ministry says the malia government has repeatedly with health clearance for military flights run by german forces. ah hello, i'm glad richardson a warm welcome to the show. we start with some breaking news. the author salman rushdie has been attacked on stage as he was about to give a lecture in western new york state. local police say he appears to have been stabbed in the neck. his attacker has been taken into custody. rusty's bulk, though, se tannic versus has been banned in iran since 1980 h and is considered blasphemous by many muslims. a year after the book was published, a ron's late liter ayatollah khomeini issued a fatwas calling for rusty's death. and just a short while ago the governor of new york gave a statement saying that salman rushdie was alive and in a hospital. it is heartbreaking to learn that within the last hour, a prominent individual, salman rushdie was attacked on a stage in western york. jesse for he was about to give a speech, he is alive, he is a then transport near lifted to safety. but here's an individu

the government one well the russian government has confirmed that voc in a personal are in molly the malia government still claims that they are instruct us from the official russian military. but these contradictions of further undermining trust between good lyndon by michael and they are making a complete pull out by german troops. more likely by the day. let's get you up to speed now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. russia gas problem is switching off gas deliveries to europe through the north stream, one pipeline for 3 days from the end of the month. the reason it gives maintenance the announcements and gas prices soaring. moscow has blamed problems importing a repair turbine for a recent cut in supplies. mexican president undress, manuel lopez, red door has called for any soldiers and officials involved in the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 to face justice. a truth commission has said that military personnel bear responsibility either directly or through negligence. a court in the united states has sentenced a member of an islamist murder se

explosions, rock, mogadishu, militants lay siege to a hotel, killing a dozen people attack tests and malia stability under a new president in the buddhist legal framing. make history with a stunning light. come back in thought. what and levels and stuff fans for all the wrong reasons. making it re losses in iraq. ah, i've been fizzle and welcome russian officials in occupying crimea. say they have shut down a drawing that was headed for a key military base. it was targeting the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in sebastopol. it was the 2nd assault of its kind against the naval command in less than a month. russia occupied and annex the ukrainian peninsula in 2014 international community continues to recognize it as part of ukraine with your fortune in crimea . the threat is again coming from the skies resident and you have put tory, a film. this video, so stink it shows russian air defenses in action. they were indeed activated on saturday, according to local officials. and in sever stapo, a drone was shut down over the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. police patrol the st

for the major project that we do use in analysis of drone warfare in pakistan, afghanistan, yemen to malia and gaza forensic architecture. working with the mandate to look at particular strikes and to do as far as we can accurate reconstructions against which to assess the competing claims about the strikes from so the in gaza during 20082009. the idea of started employing a kind of tactics of warning there was shooting and warning miss on, on the roof of building, waiting for about 3 minutes before they demolish the building. conflicts. ah, the family is one of the saddest animals who riffing instances when you kind of warfare that tries to be legal. the kind of a humanitarian war has gone completely wrong image. the fe is self and mr. news. so ha, thank you very much for coming here. to speak to us i'll work has been actually an attempt to reconstruct what happened between the warning chart and the lethal shot up order on how family gets organized, how they understand the options, facing them. the family was trying to leave the house. they divided themselves into 2 groups, and i will tal

the major project that we do is an analysis of drone warfare in pakistan, afghanistan, the m and to malia and gaza forensic architecture. working with the mandate to look at particular strikes and to do as far as we can, accurate reconstructions against which to assess the competing claims about the strikes themselves. in gaza during 20082009. the idea of started employing a kind of a tactics of warning. there was shooting and warning miss on on the roof of the buildings, waiting for about 3 minutes before they demolish the buildings completely. ah, the family is one of the saddest animals who riffing instances when you kind of warfare that tries to be legal. the kind of a humanitarian war has gone completely wrong image. the fe is and mr. news, so thank you very much for coming here to speak to us. i'll work has been actually an attempt to reconstruct what happened between the warning shot and the lethal shot warner order or warner. how family gets organized, how they understand the options, facing them. the family was trying to leave the house. they divided themselves into 2 groups. an

real sassy malia obama ready to get up out [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's funny >> but, yeah, that was, you know, that was quick, and it was funny. it was so nice and that was kind of like, the first time i had really been like, "okay, i'm doing comedy. like, i had done sitcoms before >> jimmy: yeah >> but i was like, "okay, i'm into sketch. so i really -- i do owe it to jordan to get me in there, 'cause now i do it all the time >> jimmy: yeah, and you, by the way, you do so much stuff. you're a great follow on the socials, by the way, i will say. >> aw, thanks. >> jimmy: i saw you did something recent with vice president kamala harris. >> oh, yes [ cheers and applause the v.p. >> jimmy: wait now, do you get -- do you get nervous when you --? this was a -- this was a couple weeks ago. >> i mean, it is nerve-wracking but just because i want to make sure, that, you know, "okay, i'm doing my best. you know what i mean the secret service was there, i was like, "how y'all doin'?" >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> i wanted to make sure that i was like, "i'm professional. yeah, i'm not gonna hur

so though i was in malia hopefully they'll eduphoria the what's the, when the muscle don't scream? ah, [000:00:00;00] a proud disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground a form the initial be wonderful, not to get a can use to put body when you do get or change. but you also done a what i see, the student boss is the little gear. lation says do it on bob ah, after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key gen ego and to me regions, it's in fact regrouping. some troops get relocated at park of region and dumbass. the 2nd phase of the special military operation begins, is to engage in maneuver warfare throughout the breath and with the battlefield. it means that russia is engaged in artillery duels, rushes using artillery to create opportunities by destroying your dog, an enemy position. russia has to have a, an advanced logistics capability. it's capable resupplied troops on the boom. the goal of the 1st

malia cohen and the amount of resources around that, she is going to play a key role. i'm very interested in her race. shirley weber's as secretary of state, hers is going to be very important. people say, look california, it is a blue state. immigrants have a majority. we also face issues of whole populations i think of young latinos and latinas whose a population fars outpaces the number of people who are actually voting. we have to have someone who is advocating for more and more creative ways to encourage californians, not only to be eligible to vote, we all get a ballot at home now. that is a really great advance. but to encourage people to turn that ballot in. the reality of california politics is driven by people of different ages and different communities each having their say. >> amy, we haven't talked about the work that you are doing. i am cheers about your motivation. what is it that brought you to this work and keeps you at it day after day? >> when i was 17, i joined the army reserves. during boot account at fort jackson, south carolina -- that it was the

malia cohen and the amount of resources around that, she is going to play a key role. i'm very interested in her race. shirley weber's as secretary of state, hers is going to be very important. people say, look california, it is a blue state. immigrants have a majority. we also face issues of whole populations -- i think of young latinos and latinas whose a population fars outpaces the number of people who are actually voting. we have to have someone who is advocating for more and more creative ways to encourage californians, not only to be eligible to vote, we all get a ballot at home now. that is a really great advance. but to encourage people to turn that ballot in. the reality of california politics is driven by people of different ages and different communities each having their say. >> amy, we haven't talked about the work that you are doing. i am cheers about your motivation. what is it that brought you to this work and keeps you at it day after day? >> when i was 17, i joined the army reserves. during boot account at fort jackson, south carolina -- that it was

it's the 2nd time in 2 years, the malia has been left part something not seen in the for previous decades. the number of people facing severe hunger is now expected to rise by another 2000000. making the total to $7000000.00. we spoke to a residence of the capital of mogadishu, about how they've been affected luncheon. i fled from to our village because there is no water and no food. there are health problems there as well. some of us came here by foot and we left some of our children and old parents behind rockville bunker, and therefore i fled from lawful village in cretan, where he district because of hunger. it took me for days and nights to come here by foot, and we faced huge problems. misery and affliction, sat on black of water, forced to flee from our village, lawful the drought affected us severely. we are at adela idp center, some 1114 families live here in this camp. the displaced people who were affected by the harsh drought are here, and we expect an additional influx of drought affected people to arrive in the coming days of the fall. so this week mark 75 years since britai

malia cohen and the amount of resources around that, she is going to play a key role. i'm very interested in her race. shirley weber's as secretary of state, hers is gog to be very important. people say, look california, it is a blue state. immigrants have a majority. we also face issues of whole populations -- i think of young latinos and latinas whose a population fars outpaces the number of people who are actually voting. we have to have someone who is advocating for more and more creative ways to encourage californians, not only to be eligible to vote, we all get a ballot at home now. that is a really great advance. but to encourage people to turn that ballot in. the reality of california politics is driven by people of different ages and different communities each having their say. >> amy, we haven't talked about the work that you are doing. i am cheers about your motivaon. what is it that brought you to this work and keeps you at it day after day? >> when i was 17, i joined the army reserves. during boot account at fort jackson, south carolina -- that it was the

so though i was in malia hopefully though, eduphoria that was the one you muscle. no one is for them. no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all history with after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key 10 ego and soon the regions. it's in fact regrouping. some troops get relocated to park of region and don bass. the 2nd phase of the special military operation begins, is to engage in maneuver warfare throughout the breath and with the battlefield. it means that russia is engaged in artillery duels, rushes using artillery to create opportunities by destroying your dog an enemy position. russia has to have a, an advanced logistics capability, capable resupplied troops on the boom. the goal of the 1st phase was to cut down the enemy's combat capabilities destroy military infrastructure training grounds, weapons, and deployment routes. russia now need to establish full control over don baths and south ukraine festival. it must ensure a land corridor to crimea will cr

so i was in malia, i believe so though it's before you go to when you must, with look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is that conflict with the 1st law show your identification . we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point obviously is too great truck rather than a very job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot, most protective phone existence, with with after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key, jenny, go on to me, regions. it's in fact a regrouping some trips get relocated at park of region and dumbass. the 2nd phase of the special military operation begins, is to engage in maneuver warfare throughout the breadth width of the battlefield. it means that russia is engaged in artillery duels, rushes using artillery to create opportunities by destroying your dog an enemy position. russia has to have a, an advanced logistics capability, capable r

and in germany suspends its mission in molly, the defense ministry says the malia government has repeatedly withheld clearance for military flights. run by germany forces us canyons and still waiting for the results of their presidential vote. 3 days after all, close. if neither of the 2 contenders emerges as a clear winner, it will go to a runoff election for the 1st time. ah. hello, i'm clear, richards and a very warm welcome to the show. we start with some breaking news. the author salman rushdie has been attacked on stage as he was about to give a lecture in western new york. and his condition is currently on. now. russia is book, the se tannic verses has been banned in iran since 1988, and it's considered blossoming by many muslims. a year after the book was published, iran late leader, the ayatollah khomeini issued a fortune, calling her rusty's data. going to speak more to our washington bureau chief for more on this story later. for now though, let's go to ukraine and the head of the un nuclear watchdog has warned of a grave crisis unfolding at this operation nuclear power plants. h

mean, whether we like it or not wrong strikes, not just enough canister pockets, don't yemen as to malia when they took place, they went against the law and i'm not talking about the laws of these countries where it happened. i am talking about the fundamental laws of western societies of the united states of the european union. people here including myself, we are proud to have abolished, for example, a death penalty in all these things. but at the same time, it was kind of a paradox to see that the very same people who are proud of these things and defend it, or even celebrate that extra additional jo drawn strikes up the road without any trial, any proof or anything. the atom strike was carried out in the heart of cobble. busy in the year since the take over half the tall one again turned to scan that into a safe haven for a terrorist. well, i think we have to remember that also offer was likely enough cornerstone for a long time. and so have all kinds of figures been there? i mean, nobody has already ever argued that the taliban broke ties with the point wasn't whether the child on g

the tiny spanish exclaims of malia and say you to are the european union's only land borders with africa. making them a focus for migrants and refugees. a report on phillips sholtes traveled to morocco and sent us this report. a warning that it does contain disturbing footage. ah moroccan border guards round up and attack people trying to get over the fence with violence and contempt. in a situation with no solution for either side it's difficult to tell who is alive and who might be dead. a truen was there that day that he'd you even in the floor, the heat use homework. you know, after you knockout, you know, if you don't know anything, you come move they, they will leave you. if you come move there will hit you tell you you can move. we meet a troon in the derelict school in casa blanca, where he's been living. he levels serious accusations against the spanish police. he says he had already reached european territory where he was seeking asylum, but he maintains the officers forcibly deported him. they send you back to the morrow, kill. sometimes they are allowed to morrow. can police

mean, whether we like it or not wrong strikes, not just enough canister on to pakistan, yemen as to malia when they took place, they were against the law. and i'm not talking about the loss of these countries where it happened. i am talking about the fundamental laws of western societies off the united states of the european union. people here including myself, we are proud to have abolished, for example, the death penalty and all of these things. but at the same time, it was kind of paradox to see that the very same people were proud of these things at defenders or even celebrate that extra additional jo drawn strikes abroad without any trial, any proof or anything. adam to strike with carried out in the heart of kabul. busy in the year since the take over half the tall one again turned a scanner into a safe haven for terrorists. well, i think we have to remember that our walker was likely enough honestly for a long time. and so have all kinds of figures been there. i mean, nobody has already ever argued that the taliban broke ties with the point wasn't whether the child on growth ties w

the announcement comes after the malia government repeatedly denied german forces, overflight rights preventing troop rotations. berlin says it's willing to participate in international peacekeeping missions in the country, but only if it's supported by the molly government. for me, you as president donald trump has said he'll not oppose the release of the warrant that allowed f b. i. agents to search his florida home. the u. s. attorney general has asked a judge to unseal the warrant to allow authorities to publish the list of items. if the agents seized from the property. for mister lincoln, president got to buy a rent pack said has arrived in thailand on a flight from singapore. the time prime minister said his visit was permitted on humanitarian grounds as red packs that was seeking asylum in another country. he was forced to resign as president after protests caused by a deep economics crisis at the canal where there's still no clear winner in the presidential election, veteran opposition later rayleigh, dingo and deputy president william rooted neck and neck. if neither wins mo

relations between paris and bomber co deteriorated troops had become increasingly unpopular with the malia and public. china says it has carried out more military drills around taiwan in response to the latest visit by us lawmakers to the self governing island. a congressional delegation arrived in taipei and met taiwanese legislators just 2 weeks after a similar trip by house speaker, nancy pelosi, anger, and beijing. when morris military junta has santos the country's former leader, our son soon she to 6 more years in prison for corruption. she has already been sentenced to 11 years on similar charges after being removed from power in february last year. analysts say the charges are an attempt to legitimate law and legitimate life legitimize, excuse me. the military seizure of power pair on has denied any involvement with an assault on author. so mon rusty and his left him seriously injured around foreign ministry distance itself from the new york stabbing attack, but blamed rusty and his supporters for insulting islam. he's been the target of a decades old fatwas issued by a ron's late

the last few years have been a struggle for my de la to cut the young malia and jeans of boxing and the lumpy king. but it's a miracle he's still alive at all. modular, toughest opponent wasn't in the ring, but it see he was still a minute when he boarded the fishing boat in montana to embark on an odyssey towards the kennedy island. what was the last day i was to the next period and just had no strength left. i was so scared all the time. but when you find yourself in such an extreme situation, you eventually lose. if i also learned a lot about that for boxing, you have to go to your limits and overcome the fears. otherwise, your country medulla finally reached the coast of spain here at the small port on grand canada. even today, there still remains of the refugee, both since medulla arrived here more than 7 years ago. the number of migrants using this route has risen rapidly and so has a number of those who didn't survive the crossing. everyone is while the weight of the risk says medulla, but they're willing to take it for the sake of the families. 2000 kilometers away on the other

mean, whether you'd like it or not wrong strikes, not just enough canister pockets, don't yemen as to malia when they took place? they were against the law and i'm not talking about the laws of these countries where it happened. i am talking about the fundamental laws of western societies off the united states of the european union. people here including myself, we are proud to have abolished, for example, the death penalty in all these things. but at the same time, it was kind of paradox, to see that the very same people who were proud of these things at defenders or even celebrated extradition, jo drawn strikes abroad without any trial, any proof or anything. adam, the strike was carried out in the heart of kabul. busy in the year since the take over half the tall one again turned a scanner into a safe haven for terrorists. well, i think we have to remember that also offer was likely enough cornerstone for a long time and so have all kinds of figures been there. i mean, nobody has already ever argued that the taliban broke ties with the point wasn't whether the child on growth ties withou

i would like to draw attention to the great humanitarian crisis that is hid, malia and some bordering countries in the people of this region who already live in very precarious conditions are now in mortal danger because of drought. i hope that international solidarity can respond efficiently to this emergency. unfortunately, the worn ukraine has distracted attention and resources. but these are the aims that call for the utmost commitment and in the fight against hunger health care and education. pakistan is mocking 75 years of independence with india about to do the same in the coming hours in koran ceremony was held at the memorial for the countries founder mohammed ali. gina, british colonial rule ended in 947 with the partition of india. and formation of pakistan come on how to has more from the whole people across bog is gone, not in a festive mood. they want to forget their problems. they said one day read the whole nation come together. despite the political differences, they can all make difficulties. and various crises that are offered by the country . it was at the stroke o

i, argentina, venezuela, ecuador, bolivia, peru, and chilly malia and the fatal an aussie label. here we will build our un headquarters as a social, then yell for our neighbourhood, my thought or thought this evening enos pointers, is an especially good mood. she has great news for pamela, where the illegal new dawn settlement is now on track to gain legal recognition. huge news that has to be shared within a few hours in his pointers. his house is full of people. as everyone gathers for a meeting with a special guest. there is a new air of optimism because for the 1st time an official from the local authorities has visited the settlement with an offer to help. their collective will now become a recognized association for you. it's a 1st important step. the official praises the power of community day this, we have to stick together. we will have our many conflicts and problems. but what will help is looking for solutions together and not individually but collectively fully fear. ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, departure into the room today this meas, flying to a foreign planet in the 16th

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the announcement comes after the malia government repeatedly denied german forces overflight rights, making the rotation of troops in the country impossible. berlin says it would be willing to participate in international peacekeeping missions there, but only if it is supported by the government. in molly protestors across brazil have marched in support of democracy amid fears that president joy urbanatto could reject the result of october's elections. thousands gathered his help hello to day to read, manifested defense of brazil's democratic institutions. also, nato has repeatedly discredited the country's electoral system. in the run up to the election this monday, march the anniversary of the tele bonds takeover of afghanistan in the chaotic final days before the fall of cobble, thousands fled the country and many others fled their homes. the un now put the number of officially registered african refugees world wide at 2600000, but it warns that the real number is likely much higher. the vast majority of those people are now in pakistan and iran here in europe. germany is now home

thanks for joining us on this very special day. malia it is the 75th anniversary now of its independence day this year. now, how significant is this data packet on thank you very much. oh my goodness again, by the time independence day is pretty explicit. every thing that isn't boxed on, i mean it's, are they christian independent by the 2nd floor. so that we, the future generations would reason be empowered and independent and cherishing this very precious gift. however, i wanted to seeking improvement in a few areas, for instance, with so striving to have that option b system a just and equitable justice to a more effective administrative system and a more inclusive society. so there are a few area where i think that it need huge amount of the movement of we need to strengthen our democratic system to which is claimed by the political bias that it's there. but it's not there in the literal sense of the word militia. if i could ask you, because it's interesting, you mentioned some of the issues that are still pertinent today. i mean, you mentioned politics maybe needs to be cleaned up a

mean, whether you'd like it or not wrong strikes, not just enough canister pockets, don't yemen as to malia when they took place? they were against the law and i am not talking about the laws of these countries where it happened. i am talking about the fundamental laws of western societies of the united states of the european union. people here including myself, we are proud to have abolished, for example, the death penalty in all these things. but at the same time, it was kind of paradox, to see that the very same people who are proud of these things and defend it, or even celebrate that extra additional jo drawn strikes abroad without any trial, any proof or anything. adam, the strike was carried out in the heart of kabul. busy in the years since the take over half the tall one again turned a scanner into a safe haven for terrorists. well, i think we have to remember that our walker was likely enough cornerstone for a long time. and so have all kinds of figures been there. i mean, nobody has argue, ever argued that the taliban broke ties with the the point wasn't whether the child on grow

also coming up on the show, germany suspends its mission in molly, the defense ministry says the malia government has repeatedly withheld clearance for military flights, run by german forces. canyons still waiting for the results of their presidential vote 3 days after the polls closed. if neither of the 2 contenders emerges as the clear winner, it will go to a runoff election for the 1st time. and extreme drought tightens its grip on europe . rivers run dry across the continent as scientists warn at the drought, could potentially become the worst in 500 years. ah! hello, i'm claire richard fenn. thanks so much for joining us. the head of the you ends nuclear watchdog has warned of a grave crisis unfolding at this operation nuclear power plant in ukraine. he was addressing an emergency session of the un security council as moscow and keep trade nations of new shelling near the nuclear facility. as fighting in the area continues, the u. s. is backing calls for a demilitarized safe zone around those operational plants. ukraine says that russia has turned the site into a military base for

guys last your can be in the 2nd reason this time you play on the question though, i would have been malia totally. so that was before that that was the way you must with blue with oh, when i was a shave out this day because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now, russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august it comes down to a question of, can russia achieve its strategic military objectives with the forces that it is currently assembled? some people believe that that's not possible with the only vote to counts is that of the russian military and the russian government, if they believe

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falls as that easterly wave pulls its way out to the west. heavy falls as well for southern areas of malia and my jury again on friday as we move move further south. this is a much dryer picture, but it is looking rather cold for southern areas. we're going to see a bit of a dramatic drop in temperatures, not just for south africa, but for botswana, an namibia. and that's thanks to a cold front that's blowing its way from west to east. what been the temperature rather dramatically in vend hook, but there will be some recovery on sunday kat saw airway official airline of the journey debating the issues of the day frog use as always, dan criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just number their people, their families, and our friends, and our community members on air or online at jewel voice. this made it to, we don't believe in dialogue. political crisis must vsoft with a political solution as climate change progress is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to made? there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now j 0

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