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That nothing falls through a hole. and so when you start to stretch that further and further, with minimum crew, with full aircraft, with the fact that congress has failed to act, to have a banned passenger list on known people who have been violent on our planes, that we are stretched to the limits in aviation, this leaves rooms for -- room for potential problems and sometimes it is just that break in link in safety protocols with just one additional item that puts everyone in jeopardy on the p...

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Happy times, but every puppy raising volunteer knows that if all goes to plan, the day will come when they have to give them back to guide dogs. later, well follow lisa and herfirst pup, fergall, as she hands him in for the next phase of his training. what are the emotions that are going through your head today? if im honest, id say proud. i think thats my biggest one. so proud of what ive done. really proud of him. voice breaks lisa hopes that both of her dogs will go on to give someone their i...

In a nicaraguan prison. was it a surprise when you were told that you were to be released? the release was a surprise given we were under terrible, inhumane prison conditions. and one of the most complicated parts was the complete isolation. we were not allowed phone calls for 611 days. i had no access to lawyers. even our trial took place inside the prison. so we were not able to really know whats going on outside. is it true that you lost, i think nearly 60 pounds? that is, what, 20 or more ki...

Coming from washington. i would agree with you on that regard. we need much more international pressure and in the case of nicaragua has been very hard. nicaragua doesnt have a petroleum, oil. we dont have geopolitical importance to the level of venezuela, for example. so ive been working very hard in explaining even before that in books, for example, that we published back in 2009, explaining 0rtegas dangerous relationship with iran, with russia, with china. and i think that little by little th...

Felix maradiaga in miami, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, steven. its a pleasure to be back here. well, it is great to have you back on hardtalk, not least because you have just emerged from more than 600 days in a nicaraguan prison. was it a surprise when you were told that you were to be released? the release was a surprise given we were under terrible, inhumane prison conditions. and one of the most complicated parts was the complete isolation. we were not allowed phone calls for 611 days. i ...

Of nicaragua has been very hard. nicaragua doesnt have a petroleum, oil. we dont have geopolitical importance to the level of venezuela, for example. so ive been working very hard in explaining even before that in books, for example, that we published back in 2009, explaining 0rtegas dangerous relationship with iran, with russia, with china. and i think that little by little that is being taken into account, not at the speed that we wanted, but we hope that this is a new phase of international d...

Why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and thats a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was, i remember seeing editorials about how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end...

Way that our members have shown remarkable determination and unity throughout the campaign. but also remarkable discipline, and when we have reached this phase, members have reached this phase, members have voted to settle the current dispute, but this is not the end of it. ithink it dispute, but this is not the end of it. i think it does show that —— the power of collective bargaining, which means sitting directly across the table with our employers and making the case, and determining what...

Pretty strong added value, using community centres and volunteers and the penetration we have to bring and build back better and build back social cohesion and fabric that has been unfortunately and devastatingly lost in this earthquake. {shrew been unfortunately and devastatingly lost in this earthquake.— lost in this earthquake. given the scale of the _ lost in this earthquake. given the scale of the devastation - lost in this earthquake. given the scale of the devastation that - lost in thi...