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Whats left of their base in the eastern city of benny while a 2nd compound nearby became tuesdays target weve come here today to see if these u. N. People are still here we will be in it again and more places specifically the movie base. It was too dangerous to film near the movie base as an angry mob confronted u. N. Forces and congolese troops. Go as its known is the biggest peacekeeping mission in the world its been in the diaz say for the past 20 years and protesters say thats long enough for the u. N. To have defeated various rebel groups active near the border with uganda including the a...

Resisting, florida weeks into this imposing stay at home we also have new reporting coming in. Abc news obtaining the orders given to public and private ems services in the new york city area. The paramedics answering these calls. An acknowledgement that neardeath patients will likely not be able to be saved while City Hospitals are overrun with coronavirus infections. What the guidelines now say for these crews on the front lines. Across the country tonight, the doctors who say even basic antibiotics are difficult to get. Another fearing he will have to deny ventilators to patients who need t...

Resisting, florida, now weeks into this, imposing stay at home restrictions. And the scene in california. And the pleas for help from the front lines. We also have new reporting coming in. Abc news obtaining the orders given to public and private ems services in the new york city area. The paramedics answering these calls. And now an acknowledgement that neardeath patients may not be able to be saved while City Hospitals are overrun with coronavirus. What the guidelines now say for these crews on the front lines. Across the country tonight, the doctors who say even basic antibiotics are diffic...

A death-defying air show on Nov. 19, 1911 inspired a Midland blacksmith to plunge ahead...

writes Barry Shurlock. But a new investigation by a museum curator has come up with a completely different story. It turns out that it was in fact a British training aircraft which crashed near the pond after losing a flap and climbing vertically out of control. The pilot, who died in the crash, was in the process of obtaining his wings two months before the Battle of Britain. The sleuthing has been done by former Observer Lieutenant Neville Cullingford, who served for many years in the Royal Observer Corps and is now Honorary Curator of its Museum. Outlining his discoveries, he said: “...