Came from one tiny village a community absolutely in shock and grief this monday. [indiscernible] most of these victims came from one town in upper egypt. They had gone to libya as hundreds of thousands of other egyptians had, to look for work. Egyptians can find much higher wages working in libya pass will rich economy libbys oilrich economy in libyas oil rich economy than they can in egypt. There was a lot of mou rning. They were holding vigils for those who were killed. Despite what happened, many of the locals said they would still go to libya to look for work. It was very shocking that survivors who evaded capture last month they were talking about how these men were specifically targeted for being christians. They spoke about how the militants went from house to house, searching for coptic christian men and leaving the muslims. We saw the statement in the video of the beheadings, where the militants the comments are entirely sectarian in nature. Some shockwaves through the Coptic
Under this snow following the fourth major snowstorm in three weeks. Boston alone got 13 inches this weekend. Other parts of massachusetts saw up to 20 inches of snow. But its not over yet. Another storm is taking aim at the great lakes and the southeast. Nbcs sarah dallof is in boston this morning. Reporter its the winter that never seems to end. Miserable. Its getting really old, getting depressing. Reporter over the weekend another blitz by mother nature. In boston bone chilling wind and 13 fresh inches of snow combined to create whiteout conditions likely contributing to this Chain Reaction crash on i95. This is the storm of historic proportion. I know that people are frustrated. People just want this to end. Reporter across new england, residents are still digging out. Not making records, were just breaking them, you know. With all this snow. Nowhere to put it. Theres nowhere to put it. Reporter parts of maine saw as much as two feet of snow piled on cars and mailboxes. In the new
During his 15 years in China, Italian sinologist Michele Ferrero has been steadfast in promoting scholarly research on cultural exchanges between China and the West. Through reams of translation, he has made great contributions to education and mutual understanding between China and Western countries, along with broadening knowledge of Latin and Western Classics, which he has been teaching at Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) since 2009.
Food today is incredibly convenient. Thanks to manufacturing, people in wealthy countries have better access to food than any other generation in history.