And who am learn . Taylor london, shop stories are now to 0. 100 to protest is a now leaving baghdad heavily guarded green zone. After they only a broken to Iraqs Parliament building demonstrations against the nomination of mohammed sheer as to dani, the position of Prime Minister they support shia cleric and politician looked under asada. He said he wont accept any bid bios as to donny to form a new government. Last month, more than 70 members of parliament affiliated with asada, resigned on his orders, deepening months of political deadlock, tundras out of his urge demonstrators to go home in peace. Behind the hub, no o hannah within may go to 1000 with voted, be sacrificed so many years ago in oscar reforms and change of regime. What are the most important thing is change of regime . The current regime is useless. There is carrying, there is bloodshed thought and the same faces are coming back so the country will not work well. Georgia out, heres my hood. After were head has been fa
Other parts of africa. Therefore, the key ingredient to progress there is speed. The quicker we surge in a response, the quicker we blunt the number of cases and the risk ,o other parts of the world including the u. S. , decreases. Angress has provided agreement to use money from the department of defense. Received 30e million for the first 11 weeks of this fiscal year, which we appreciate. Has an unprecedented number of people in the field right now in west africa and texas. How many people do you have doing airport screenings . I would have to get back to you with the exact numbers. We are overseeing screenings to make sure they are done correctly and to screen individuals here make sure you get that ifber, and also find out those resources are best used there or elsewhere with your limited number of people. Is there progress in developing test to determine if somebody has ebola . A more rapid test would be helpful. We are currently testing one in africa that is simpler and quicker a
S to an abandoned school near tokyo, where they lived in cramped, shared common areas, many families to a room, and are provided with three boxed lunches per day. The refugees were given permits to return home to collect personal items, but only for two hours. Just before this broadcast, democracy now producer mike burke spoke with an evacuee from futaba. She was one of hundreds of anti nuclear protesters who were outside the official residence of the japanese Prime Minister demonstrating. I am from futaba. Right now we have evacuated and we are living in temperate housing in tokyo, in a space provided by the government. I am coming here every friday to demonstrate. Against the Nuclear Power facilities. Fled futaba, we have nothing. We lost everything. We couldnt bring anything from our house. We did not have a toothbrush. We did not have a blanket. We did not have towels. We had nothing. It was truly hell. And we thought it would be much better to die. But now we are here. We want to
Nuclear power station. Today we speak to the man who was Prime Minister of japan at the time. Rare sitting leader changes his position, but that kan did. Aoto it is impossible to totally prevent any accident or disaster happening at the Nuclear Power plant. The one way to prevent it from happening, to prevent the risk getting risk of having to evacuate huge amount of people and for the purpose of the benefit of the lives of our people and even the economy of japan, i can to change the position that the only way to do this, was necessary was to totally get rid of the Nuclear Power plant. The world what now political dissident, lynn was an author noam chomsky. Literally horrifying this is happening that japan with its unique, her and this experiences with the effect of nuclear explosions, well have to discuss and this particularly horrifying happening to children who are defenseless, innocent, but unfortunately, this is what happens all of the time. All of that and more coming up. This i
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