And you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 1994 and as we walk to the end right here just on the bottom of this little hill thats the the a wall that was george bush and if you look further down theres no wall. Now is out of doubt most of the people in the United States do not want a wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for that wall because the wall this is stop people the wall kills people. So if trump builds what he wants to build itll be a little longer a little higher it will just take a little longer to cross but its not going to stop anybody. If youre lucky of course. So you can see that somebody was walking through here theres footprints right here. We put out maybe 2 or 3000 gallons every summer and i would say maybe 300 of them or use another 300 or sabotaged broken and and then some are just left out there maybe an animal or nobody ever uses them but as long as one of them is using to save on
Knives surely. And we find shotgun shells people shooting at the migrants. 20 years ago i started going out to the desert doing right now to bring water to people that are across you because the people that are across you know quasi all the way they damn they cannot get visas theres no visas for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to one out theres a wall where theres no cities theres no wall and thats where people cross. And thats where people die every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. And you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 994 and as we walk in a walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill thats the wall that george bush did and if you look further down theres no wall. Now is out of doubt most of the people in the United States do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want
For more. Than. The minimum. Hello and welcome to to the point and here are our guests. Is an expert on Turkish Foreign policy and a fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy and berlin and he says in this conflict greece is using the language of International Law and European Solidarity and turkeys using language of fair sharing of Mediterranean Resources and coercive diplomacy its also a pleasure to welcome chapatis to me i he works for dogs of l. F. And he is convinced that unlike turkeys adventurous regional ambitions in recent years its Foreign Policy regarding the Eastern Mediterranean is following its traditional line and were also very glad to have with us yes im an aggie and she is a freelancer. Journalist from hamburg who works mainly with the a r e d network she says everyones hardline approach in the Eastern Mediterranean is part of his symbolic politics with which he tries to distract from domestic problems in the current conflict hes taking this strategy too far so let me start
Much more on all those stories coming up in just a bit. But now its time to get a check of the Weather Forecast for the first time this saturday morning was the high today of spark a good morning robin good morning, good morning everybody in a live shot coming in from the golden gate fog checking in again this morning looks like an. Fairly think is what we got going on not much the way of wind circulation here we keep it to the Single Digits to calm dont expect that to improve outside of just local winds to some degree and im pretty re here. We have of the fog going on which will mix out to only give us kind of hazy sky conditions into the afternoon comes back again in greece has to tomorrow with promises of not being quite as intense although we saw this yesterday like this. But it looks like it may not be as intense. According to the forecasts projections here looking forward into tomorrow morning. But we do have a heat wave coming our way though beyond that right now we have lower 6
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