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with me, tanya beckett. i m here at the british library in london for the last time this year to bring you five of our favourite stories from 2016. we start in north eastern kenya, the side of the world s largest refugee camp. witnesses have been speaking toa man camp. witnesses have been speaking to a man who grew up in dadaab. her family were among the first to arrive back in the 19905 as thousands fled the civil war in somalia. we have been in mogadishu ina big somalia. we have been in mogadishu in a big city with a really good life and then we end up in a refugee camp. in mogadi5hu there were militia groups everywhere. we were scared, dead bodies were scattered everywhere. we were attacked by militia groups, there we re attacked by militia groups, there were about ten. my father survived. we ve came from mogadi5hu in 1992 and we travelled to the border of kenya. my father could not walk so we had a cart and we were trying to ci’oss we had a cart and we were trying ....
it s 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 8pm in washington where the us attorney general, jeff sessions, says he won t be involved in any investigation into whether russia interfered in last year s presidential election. he s been accused of lying about contacts he had with russian officials during the campaign and senior democrats have called on him to resign, accusing him of lying on oath to congress. mr sessions has denied doing anything wrong. this is what he told reporters a little earlier. we talked a little bit about terrorism, as i recall and somehow the subject of the ukraine came up. i have the ukrainian ambassador in my office the day before and. to listen to him. nothing that russia. russia had done nothing that was wrong in any area and everybody else was wrong with regard to the ukraine. it got too bit of a testy conversation at that point. our north america editorjon sopel has this on the day s events. i thought it was telling last night that as soon as ....
and lockheed loves him. intel building a $7 billion plant in arizona that they took off the shelf during the obama years. so, yeah, lots to talk about. thanks to hugh and our guests. that was the scene from a town hall earlier tonight with arkansas senator tom cotton. the mood is indicative of what we re seeing at town halls across the country. we have news tonight from this new administration s continued whiplash pattern of radical changes in course. tonight the justice department, which is now led by attorney general jeff sessions announced that they are reversing the obama administration policy on the rights of transgender students in american schools. we have known that the white house intended to roll back lgbt rights. we thought they might first take aim at kids. we ve been waiting all day for the official notice. here it is. very high turnout election. it was an unusually long ballot in montana this year, because they had a bunch of stuff to vote on in the state ....
may be more people to come, is the president has to get back on track.k. he has to honor the promises that he made during the campaign. he has to get a legislative agenda passed by 2018, the start of the new year, otherwise we re going to be consumed next year with the midterm elections. it will be every man and woman for themselves and they re going to be running for the hills. the president needs a staff t around him, that s congenial, and believe me, it s possible, it happens. i worked with two presidents and the staffs had disagreements but they were in the room and once that disagreement was over, and a consensus was had, policy was made and that s what we have to do. you also have to make sure the president understands that you make policy in washington but you sell it on main street. tucker: for sure. i think he already sold it on main street, though. that s what that campaign was about. he ran out a bunch of different things that everybody in d.c.pa hated but the public ....
The 13.5-acre park, Panorama Park, was one of 13 projects in Colorado to receive the award. The park underwent a major $8.5 million transformation back in 2022 and became the largest neighborhood park renovation in Colorado Springs history. The expansion and enhancement of the park were done to promote recreational equity and wellness. ....