thanks for joining us on marian evans team we begin in france where president amano micron has showcased europe s defense capabilities at this year s day parade the focus on european military cooperation on the french national day comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states king you leaders including german chancellor angela merkel joined micron to watch the annual parade down the shops every day which marks the anniversary of the start of the french revolution speaking after the parade americal called it a great gesture for a european defense policy. our correspondent lisa lewis was in paris at the parade. the theme of today s busy day parade was european defense corporation president in myanmar call had invited the 19 and the other member states of his so-called european intervention initiative launched about one year ago he wanted to depict himself as the european leader germany s angela merkel one of the guests of honor here today said that this was a great
father, a veteran of world war ii, had to sit behind nazi prisoners of war on american military bases. humiliation. doctor king was a visionary. he just was a freedom fighter, an unending freedom fighter. he was very joyous and warm. i thought it was bad joke. i wish it had been a bad joke. some of the drama that s often missed around that season is that he was so hated on april the third and so loved on april the fifth. we love martyrs but not marchers. he really believed in america so much and so deeply and so thoroughly that he thought that america could transform itself. he always believed america could pass the redemption test. dr. martin luther king. one of the greatest human beings this earth has produced. as doctor martin luther king, junior stood to receive his nobel peace prize in 1964, he faced an audience comprised of royalty, dignitaries and political leadership from across the globe. and it was doctor king s great, enduring, unshakeable faith i
political career and what motivated voters to support him. he explains how the early electoral college function and political parties were formed. the heritage area hosted this 50 minute event in leesburg virginia. it was part of a symposium. it was a bicentennial commemoration and reflection. collects next we will hear from dan preston, he became the editor of the papers in 1989. the project is a two page long descriptive catalogue of these letters and documents. volume six will be published in march of 2017 and volume seven after that. thank you for being with us, let s give them a good welcome. [applause] dan: the first time i ever gave a lecture many years ago, i was still a graduate student. they have positioned the podium so that the speaker was standing on top. nobody got dumped that day and i haven t been dumped sense but i still always check. i don t think there is a basement for us to fall into. spent 35 or 40 minutes standing on top of a trap door while you are spe
a lamps. thank you for joining us for this new edition of echo africa. hello, chris, good to for you again. program today will be presenting several examples of how much can be achieved once you dedicate yourself to a course. here is a look at what is coming up. young people in beneath our constructing more equal friendly, all thing. how architect designing equal friendly houses and a designer. uganda uses an unusual natural material to create beautiful governments . you may have had the author referred to as the blue, flaunted that is because of a sitting 2 percent of the stuff is covered by the sea. and yet so many people, especially here in africa, struggle with water shortages on a daily basis. now if we could take water from our ocean for drinking, bathing, cooking, and also farming, it would dramatically change the lives of millions. this report from somalia hung small the securing a day supply of drinking water is hard work, increase my u. a c. t own somalia crossed th