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the rest of us have to watch every minute. you're looking for different types of moments. what did you see? >> you know i always look for those little unseen, unintended moments because that is where you learn a lot. if you watch the highlights he probably missed this one from monday. this is lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, being offered a defense post by the governmenn government, watch his reaction. >> did ambassador bolton never follow up with you about that? rather significant. they offered you the post of defense minister. >> i don't believe there was ever a follow-up discussion. >> laura, look at the body language. i talked to body language experts. when you get agitated and nervous, your nose and gorges. people do it, it's a negative reaction and they are thoughtful and this is refocusing reality.
way it has been there's been a lot of announcements but of course we don't know if the money is really going where it should there was a $4000000000.00 hydro power project announced by both zambia and zimbabwe in the summer and that would be on the river which the 2 countries they are on both sides of the river and it's on the talk of gorges supposed to be built by general electric and china power but that's of course not going to be something we can see from you know from night and day that it changes overnight going to happen so it's a long term project there's another one also at another river in zambia a few a gorge but that's something that's been high. it was being built by a chinese constructor and we don't know why that hydropower project of worth $2000000000.00 by the way was hold does no reason why so we don't know if it's related to the drought going on or if there were just issues with the project specifications with the chinese a constructor it was old a little bit of
if you look at the landscape, it's a very good illustration of how isis is now being forced to move around. they take advantage of these gorges that exist throughout this entire area and in fact, at one point there were actually able to, while moving through these gorges, come up and attempt to plant an ied right here on the road. out here, isis still rules the night. coming down in small groups to murder, plant bombs and steal. the iraqis believe they are closing in on baghdadi, but he has eluded them more than once, disappearing into the shadows of these lawless lands. arwa damon, cnn, iraq. they lost land, but the hunt for baghdadi continues. and questions about isis remain. to talk about all of this we have fawaz georges, the author of isis, a history. also the chair of contemporary middle east studies at the london school of economics. fawaz, pleasure to have you.
its strike force and still carries out sporadic attacks. if you look at the landscape it's a good illustration of how isis is now being forced to move around. they take advantage of these gorges that exist throughout this entire area. at one point they were actually able to while moving through these gorges come up and attempt to plant an ied right here on the road. out here, isis still rules the night coming down in small groups to murder, plant bombs, and steal. the iraqis believe they are closing in on him but he has eluded them more than once, disappearing into the shadows of these lawless lands. >> seeing the terrain in the landscape is so important. what would the capture of al-baghdadi do to the strike devices? >> it really depends. they may trug to try to find a leader who is potentially going
if you look at the landscape, this is actually a very good illustration of how isis is now being forced to move around. they take advantage of these gorges that exist throughout this entire area, and in fact, at one point, they were actually able to while moving through these gorges come up and attempt to plant an ied right here on the road. out here, isis still rules the night. coming down in small groups to murder, plant bombs, and steal. the iraqis believe they are closing in on baghdadi, but he has eluded them more than once, disappearing into the shadows of these lawless lands. and, wolf, isis is the sort of organization that has a plan for every single eventuality, so even if al baghdadi is killed or captured, even if it loses all of its territory in both syria and what little it still controls in iraq, it still has a vast network and a financial one that spans across europe, north
vanished. >> reporter: it really is a bit like trying to track down a ghost. other than his public appearance, which is the only time that we have those images from back in july of 2014, there really has been nothing more than rumors flying around, brief satdi sightings and spotty intelligence. question manage to go out to what are known as the iraqi badlands, a massive wallless area that spans across the desert very close to the syrian border. and these aring a be al baghdad historic grounds. and there is a certain agree of ease of movement for him throughout this area because it is stilled with gorges, they have mountain hideouts there and they have a certain amount of support from the local population. we went to one area where an air
insurance companies banks real estate and in directly even into media as well. also into portugal's profitable state owned energy company and portugal e.d.p. . china's three gorges bought up twenty percent of it seven years ago now it wants to buy it up completely it's offering nine billion euros for the d.p. . the chinese government is behind what are ostensibly business deals does that make portugal vulnerable to political blackmail. the way we're already dependent but we've also got brazilians angolans other european countries here and not just china china found a welcoming climate in portugal. portugal was in my car for a long time so there was always a traditional connection and the biggest investments came during the crisis they were really important for us.
water to rush forward with so much violence as to break up the hole into a feces snow white irregularly see the intolerance with its lighter particles glittering and flashing like millions of living diamonds in the sunlight. before it takes its final sheer out from the edge of the precipice into the abyss without. david livingstone was the first to bring the wonders of the victoria falls to the attention of european scientists more recent geological research has shown that the vast old plateau the rivers n.b.c. crosses to date was formed in the upper jurassic period. the rivers have easy has changed its course many times over the long history of the earth movements in the earth's crust ruptured the riverbed and left deep rifts running east west over five hundred thousand years bees rifts were shaped by the running water into the zigzag gorges visible today as the rivers cools and the sides of the gorges show the
a settlement of more than a thousand people that lasted for more than five hundred he is in a similar area surrounded by deep gorges as they lived in a very confined space and they did so without major conflicts that's an enormous social accomplishment for people who had only recently become sedentary. wouldn't. room. it's not yet clear why the settlement was later abandoned. there's no evidence of communal violence. it's possible that the residents depleted the local forests and grazing land. or perhaps the area was hit by a major drought. there are many possible explanations. scientists have proven the existence of one major climate phenomenon that changed living