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Years later there was a verdict on the perpetrator was convicted. as you know serves as a pastor again he hasnt been stripped of his position hes just fine lets be received virtually no punishment is also. the practice and it will result in a further. so far a few dozen priests have been sentenced by the bishops courts in poland mark is sure the real figure is much higher he couldnt say how high exactly because church records remain closed to the public. now more than half of the worlds populati...

Urbanization is putting a strain on cities and their infrastructure and space is at a premium helsinki in finland has found a practical solution to adapt to an expanding population instead of building upwards city planners have been burrowing down below. its six am in helsinki and pitch black. touch on a velo is looking forwards who are brightly lit workplace which happens to be underground. she works at a subterranean swimming pool without any natural lights. it is that means that as a whole. a...

Into the future and they have a strong because so they are also looking to the past and not investing into the future and this is why its so important to change we just saw top german c.e.o.s meeting with the president in the white house and ford in v.w. are going to start cooperation do you see some opportunity there would you think race i think that any car company that is investing in electric research is completely fooling themselves about the future of mobility i think were also going to se...

Schools and seven hundred million new apartments but whos going to build them and how. millions of africans live in informal settlements like this one in kigali populations in africas cities are exploding and the continent is struggling to cope. and architects are no wonder christian banana wants africas booming cities to flourish in this sort of once front work its difficult to reverse those trends in front of the government of rwanda is doing a lot of efforts to provide basic services for the ...

Them untapped. millions of africans live in informal settlements like this one in kigali. populations in african cities are exploding and the continent is struggling to cope. and architects from a wonder christian but man now wants africas booming cities to flourish when they settlements are on the front where it gets difficult to reverse those trends in front of the government of rwanda is doing a lot of efforts to provide basic services for the residents of such neighborhoods to make sure befo...

Not above the fray but willing going to build new habits for to be bipartisan and gentlemenly rootedness, even though technology is enabling us to be or gentlewomanly. rootless. your late 19th century analog i saw clips from a debate with fits well. urbanization, industrialization david brat and i think theyre had a big lonely moment thats a going to win some of these people and maybe thats a bit of lot like our lonely moment now. a lesson that im not sure well get through it, but well getting e...

Not only have we seen the most 80 degree highs this year, we also have seen the most nights in which the lows dont drop below 70. since 2010, we had our warmest years on record. we had our three hottest summers on record, were seeing an increasing number of 90 degree days, 95 degree days. and were seeing this not just in the summer, but in the winter, all throughout the year. were seeing this in our backyard. not just climate change, it is urbanization here in the d.c. area. you have more asphal...

Chuck schumer and barack obama and hillary clinton voted for it. a democrat in north dakota and feinstein inical. -- in california. 80 members of the u.s. senate voted for it. now its suddenly bad. leaders of the democratic party agreed in the past we needed the wall we have today. we may need more wall as urbanization grows. >> martha: and the language on it. >> there is a 65 to 70% point of view. americans want the law enforced. they want border security and they want mercy for the people alre...

Countries and among other segments of the u.s. population. they supplemented their research from brookings and documented what they call deaths of december pyre. meaning suicide, alcoholism and drug overdoses, particularly from opioid painkillers, which are a growing problem for midlife white people. now, as you can see on the left side map, the epidemic started in the southwest, now its country wide. the study authors write that the increase can be seen at every level of residential urbanizatio...

Mass shooters than other countries. i tested things like homicide rate, suicide rate, national wealth, urbanization, and also firearm ownership rate. what the statistics clearly show, its not a matter of opinion firearm ownership rate is why we have far more public mass shooters than other countries. >> that alone? >> well, yeah. there may be other things that are difficult to quantify, so its difficult to measure culture, and i was coding variables for 171 different countries. some people think...