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A little bit of luck but you know secured their 1st victory in brain and since 1977 . is this out of place looking guy taking a seat at the both sport bench and he s all of a class not formally of austria s lynsey yet another new be in the bundesliga. up against top flight were chinese cologne it looked like lots more was already off to a good start when maximilian are no took the lead 16 minutes in. its last throes 1st time coaching outside his native austria but he s confident his style of play will help for sport continue heading on the track to success. is wolves are starting to adapt to his faster paced high pressing style of play. because he s got robust strikers like out there course you know how to find the net to nil. see montell jordan squeezed in a consolation goal at the last minute but it was too little too late thanks. ....
Them including the ballistic missiles they ve fired toward riyadh. one person has been killed but mostly those missiles have not caused damage. and yet the houthis really haven t received that much support. but a few years they ve been getting support but saudi arabia has been involved in all kinds of ways supporting various allies for many, many derkads in this country. it s important to make clear the houthis are an indigenous group and have an indigenous agenda but they re getting some help from iran. and the question to a lot of people is, has this war helped the saudis in terms of blocking the iranian presence or has it possibly made it worse? it s kind of hard to look at some of these pictures that we re seeing of people starving and the difficulties going on in yemen. but it s important to understand that the u.s. government is involved in this war. lynsey, great to see you. a pulitzer prize-winning journalist. we re back after this with a check of the markets. ....
Getting to the extent they re getting water at all, especially in highland yemen, the desert areas, it s highly contaminated water and that makes it much more likely you ll get a fatal illness. lynsey, you ve covered a lot of conflict zones and have seen people in bad shape. what makes this different. how do you get from a conflict to a civil war to a humanitarian crisis? and we re showing you pictures of what i was talking about. i think what makes this different is the fact that the international community really can t get in and the people who are there on the ground, it s very hard for them to do their job. there s not much funding. journalists haven t been able to tell the story. it s extremely dangerous. the saudis have blocked basically all journalists from flying directly into the north. so it s a very dangerous drive for any journalist who tries to make it, who lands in aden and we have to drive 11 hours up to sanaa. that road is insecure. so, you know, there s a combina ....
And it was very interesting because for years i had been covering war. i was in afghanistan and iraq, and i had worked extensively in darfur and congo. and national geographic came to me and said we want you to photograph bhutan. and their experiment with democracy. and it s a country that instead of gross national product, they have gross national happiness. and for me, it was sort of like how on earth do i photograph happiness? i ve been photographing war for so many years. and in fact, you were held for six days captive in libya, right, in 2011? i was. war is no stranger to you. no. i ve been in several dangerous situations. but to photograph in a place like bhutan where nothing was happening and happiness was something very new to me, it was a very challenging assignment. well, people can see the exhibit again through early march at the national geographic museum. lynsey, thank you so much for coming on the program. thank you so much for having me. and breaking ne ....