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welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. we begin the programme with a birds—eye view of security issues, both here in the us and around the world, and its been a busy week. the presidents of russia and china put up a united front against the west. questions swirled over the origins of covid. the pentgaon says the us took "proportionate" action when carrying out air strikes on thursday against iran backed forces in syria. thats after a us contractor was ...

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Acclaim and mr rusesabagina became an internationalfigure. and in a way, this set him on a collision course with rwandas president because he started speaking out against policies in the country he didnt agree with, he also spoke out against human rights violations, and even lead an opposition group. now, even though mr rusesabagina was living in exile in the united states, he actually found himself back home in rwanda — and thats because he boarded a flight thinking he was going to burgundy, ...

Thursday. i talked to kelly before this all happened, before the shooting, and he talked about how important it was to him back then to fly this mission. >> this is it. your last shuttle flight. >> flying in space is a very difficult thing to give up. i remember after my last flight thinking, well maybe this is the last time im going to do this. and you know, you get a couple months out and youre like, i really hope this is not the end of my flying in space career. then to have this opportunity ...