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The opening of Rwandas political space shed been serving a jail term for charges including seeking to minimize Rwandas $994.00 genocide her lawyer said the release included the conditions that she would report her place of residence to the prosecutor and seek authorization before leaving the country Rwandas justice minister said the decision to free Ms in the area was not political but was merely the president choosing to exercise his prerogative the strongest typhoon so far this year has batte...

Further catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Florence she returned to Rwanda from exile in the Netherlands 8 years ago to stand in the presidential elections and was jailed the president has now freed the former opposition leader why racism at the crease English cricket m o n alley claims an Australian team member called him a summer during the match and a space race of a different kind NASA launch a satellite loaded with a laser to measure how fast the ice caps are melting it does sound a bit ...

Out of work all the electricians are out of work all the homebuilders are out of work and it was just like somebody turned off the light switch for the remainder of the program. And the political analyst Still to come on weekend. After this will. Hello Im in Cuba c.b.c. News the strongest typhoon so far this year is battering the northern Philippines was fine and winds and torrential rains typhoon Coote made landfall on the countrys main island Luzon early on Saturday blowing down trees ripping...

A 1000 people are without power at this hour across the Carolinas as the threat of flooding near New Bern and Jacksonville grows a new river north of Jacksonville has risen just in the past 12 hours 20 feet this is that push up those smaller rivers we talk about how that surge maybe 2 feet 3 feet here but you push it up those smaller and smaller rivers and the water goes higher and higher and higher thats meteorologist Chad Myers Christa Webb has been risking her life to save pets left behind h...

As 10 hours g.m.t. Welcome to the newsroom Im Claire McDONELL people in Hong Kong batten down the hatches as super typhoon man could head stay away it is already struck the Philippines a lot of damage to infrastructure power outages roads that are impassable flooding . Meanwhile in the u.s. There are warnings of further catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Florence she returned to Rwanda from exile in the Netherlands 8 years ago to stand in the presidential elections and was jailed the presiden...

Really fast and the people really didnt have a chance to get out of it by us weather forecasters expect the storm will continue to dump heavy rain in the Carolinas before turning toward the central Appalachian Mountains early next week Florence is being blamed for at least 5 deaths including a mother and her infant child who were killed when a tree fell on their home former Trump campaign chairman Paul man of Ford is pleading guilty to 2 charges in a deal that requires him to cooperate with the...

North Carolina is taking a direct hit from Florence and Governor Roy Cooper is urging residents to stay vigilant the floodwaters are rising and if you are watching for them you are risking your own life for Saturday September 15th this is All Things Considered. Im Michel Martin will get the latest from North Carolina and well hear why a former federal prosecutor thinks Paul metaphor is guilty plea is the biggest moment in the mother investigation so far this is a matter of historic proportion a...

Broadcast Service. At my p.r. . Im Michelle Parker It is 6 oclock one more hour of All Things Considered is up next and then at 7. The death toll from. The numbers. Is All Things Considered from n.p.r. News. Providing those people. Fighting for health care. After the news. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington Im Jack Speer Hurricane Florence is now battering the Carolina coast a powerful Category 2 storm with winds of more than 100 miles an hour bringing heavy rains storm surge and knocking out ...

Its filled Beach North Carolina N.P.R.s Debbie Elliott says authorities continue to issue warnings North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper says already tens of thousands of residents are without power rivers are rising and coastal roads around are water we in North Carolina at the shift from preparation to determination he says surviving the storm will be a test of insurance Forecasters expect Florence to linger over the Carolinas dumping $20.00 to $40.00 inches of rain in its path Cooper is asking ...

There are fears that Chinas dash for growth is creating an unstable situation more recently stock markets have risen and unemployment has fallen but another recession is inevitable Could it turn into another crisis are there the ideas the resources and even the good will to pull the global economy back from the brink again 10 years on is a more politically fragmented world more unpredictable and more dangerous thats the real story from the b.b.c. Coming up after the knees. Live from n.p.r. News...