bridget welsh do you foresee dr mahathir having as much political sway as he held in the past. actually i think in some ways he will have more in that he has a mandate was massive coming into office we're talking about almost twenty to twenty five percent swings in voters and construed in constituencies and unlike in the past where he came in from the system he's coming in as a comeback person someone at the age of ninety two the oldest living leader in the world right now and he is seen as actually coming in to make changes to try to make the system better to correct some of the mistakes that he made when he was in office from one hundred eighty one to two thousand and three so i think he's going to be in some ways powerful very powerful he's only he's also a man in the hurry so he's not planning to stay long so i think that this is going to create a dynamism to his administration that i think will be very important as malaysia moves forward songs you i want to pick up on something that bridget was just mentioning the fact that it's expected that dr mahathir will not want to s

shit until the next shit who is actually lose by 2023 bridget isn't and what about him of the same time putting the monarch in a very delicate situation because if the monarch montagne. had. seem to fit would be some how some people would be upset if he does all the parliament calls for new elections that's what many people want to see in the near future well it in essence still is quite popular overall in terms of general public but what we've seen in the last 2 weeks in particular has a real decline in his popularity in particular because of that the covert 1000 cases one has to understand that in the last 2 weeks one 3rd of the cases that have covered $1000.00 at a record it which is a now at around $700000.00 have actually come in the last 2 weeks and this government and under yet 1000000 yassin has chosen to use this is kind of a benchmark for his legitimacy so in a sense the king is in a difficult position not only in dealing with the political elites he's also in a difficult position in dealing with the problems that the country are facing not only the health crisis but the econo

affairs ibrahim sofia is executive director of medical center a public opinion research organization bridget welsh is senior research associate in the center for democratic studies of the national taiwan university welcome to the program tricia now that i know what it brought him met with the king from a constitutional perspective what would be the steps taken by the more naacp to find out whether and what about him generally has enough number of of parliamentarians to become prime minister there's an indian an interesting day manager on the. next steps for the constitution of the constitution actually does not recognize the role of political party for its day all the agong it to do is to be convinced means no we are a certain person holding the majority within parliament and in recent times what the members of parliament have that is that they produce that history declaration and present at the to the agel and this is what happens all the way back in february when there was a dispute and some who are helped the idea of the confidence of the parliament and the are going well now as we have t

currish it to try and we did support i see a point bridget now will the king talk to all members of the parliament the 222 like he did in february that this is the way for what he did yes him to become prime minister it was a going to be a different choreography this time. well i think there are if this is one option and it was carried out before and i think it's important to understand that in the option in february it was not clear whether that mood in yassin had a majority at that time and so the king did make a decision but it's not clear whether or not those numbers were actually accurate so i think a lot of it's going to have a lot of power the king has a lot of power to make a decision how he interprets the numbers and i think that what we're seeing now only are the stages of leaders coming forward to speak to the king i would also add earlier on the question about the issue of secrecy is one of the issues however involves is the question of whether or not in the on where abraham's list are people who are criminally charged as part of the previous government and this is something

political jocking i like bridget so here. the term it seems to grab power again by m though who used to be part of the ruling coalition for 60 years until 2018 when they voted out. appears to be one of the explanations there are you know soaring around in this. behind what's happening right now but in my opinion i think the king and the parthenon are going forth and i'm sure i will be a key figure in shaping what's going to happen next. abraham. the alliance between my heartiest party and why abraham's party indeed their alliance was was pretty unlikely from the beginning was new to what extent was this bound to happen at some point given the longstanding tensions within the the governing coalition well i think the sign thought all is there that there is some reluctance in order to. you know for 4 or for a longstanding deal. to take place finally because of the animosity i think the initial stage when the do men met and then subsequently who operated at the there was a woman that many malaysians felt that perhaps they have pu

this will cause the numbers to decrease even though we've seen a recent spike in the last few months bridget i wonder what you think of the idea of deterrence and the people in the u.s. population who say our borders are there for a reason while i have to agree that i absolutely believe that the policies of the administration are family separation family. tension the whole purpose of what they're doing is deterrence their idea is if they punish the people who they have custody then they'll they'll stop other people from coming unfortunately we've found that's not the case it's never the case people will not stay in a burning building if they're if they're in a burning building in their their lives in danger of their children's lives are in danger they're going to flee and the administration has clearly enacted clearly enacted the family separation policy family detention policy and other other policies in order to deter people from seeking asylum in the united states but it's not going to work. and addition to it not working it's illegal the government cannot use deterrent policies against p

brown and bridget. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's on to their at dot com for that it's gotten to go to a face that pays that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story from the laura trial and the whole team here if i can. break's everybody on this planet matters everybody has power when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told here human development has moved right to the edge of the forest with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports hope it is a disease going to affect anyone any age al-jazeera has teens on the ground this is going main business no big money or any person via to bring a new move when documentaries and life means. what is the price of luxury. an undercover team travels deep into the illegal cocoa plantations of the ivory coast simple solutions are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor of ch

of us but this to bridget welsh how much of a challenge do you think these protests are to the military are they just going to continue to be heavy handed and they going to increase the severity of their tactics how do you see this playing out. well i think that we can see that the protests have been tremendous in terms of their spread across the country and the scope of participation and i think these are going to be very difficult for the military to control one of the reasons why they have not use force as has been scaf just now is because this year scope of resistance that is happening from the b.m.r. people and i think that right now the protesters are focusing their attention on the international community in terms of asking for assistance hoping that there can be some sort of political resolution to this crisis but i think we're also seeing that nature of opposition transform in myanmar the level of sophistication is also among the protesters in terms of how their capacity their messages how they're connecting the type of tactics that they're using so i think this is going to be

and bridget cambria is an immigration attorney in oakland california at people's justice the people's justice center and i want to start with a clip and welcome to you all i want to give our viewers a glimpse of what the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance policy has meant for one family in particular meet one year old go separated from its father who was legally seeking asylum in the u.s. it took three months before the boy was allowed to reignite with his mother shown here in a video captured by filmmaker but doubt have a look. funny when you see turned himself in at the border to ask for asylum he presented his identification and a son's birth certificate. immigration officials claimed he was not the father and kept him in detention. but to us in fifteen hundred miles away to the officer for a few cheery sentiment. no one. can say that he can be anyone yet have you and. me that. i do but they haven't made up my mind. now do. you know what it departments here tell me you know what i. can let me. return you don't. need a young man was. doing . the work. you know. the heart breaking

but i want to get a couple of final thoughts from abraham and from bridget as well ibra him in kuala lumpur i mean clearly this trial that we don't know how long the sentence is going to be we don't know what that will what form that will take. it is symbolic clearly but how long until malaysia is fiscally and politically clean well i think it's going to be a fairly long process because the new government is just barely started its initial steps i think this trial is symbolic in this says that it is an attempt to breed from the best and this is significant in a conservative and somewhat feudal society that has always looked up to leaders and absolves leaders of russia and bet practices on this is a clear the fight you know from the past i think what remains now is to strengthen the confidence of the malaysian by the month that so much reform that the institutions that are now taking. charge for seeding with the judicial process and in any should do that cleaning up. government and public finances be done in a way that encourages this confidence to continue at this moment the malaysia

an investor journalist who helped expose the one scandal and also in kuala lumpur with her we have bridget welsh she's an ornery research associate at the university of nottingham malaysia campus a very warm welcome to all of you clare you spent years exposing this scandal how does it feel today to see najib being sentenced. well. i hate to sort of use the word vindication or you know i i didn't one ever feels enormous delight at seeing someone poor will be faced with such punishments but i think malaysians deserve to have this crime identified for what it is and for a deterrent to be put in place so i think the situation i have now is is of mixed feelings because of course not james still thinks he can work the system he's managed to get a stake so he's not even going to have to go to jail to fight his appeal. and he's going to carry swanning round in his police escort and speaking in parliament and the person he did was step out and steps outside the court and with his with his lawyer cast aspersions on the judge effectively and continue to claim that he's innocent it's true isn't it sun

well let's get more on this now we're joined by bridget welch senior research fellow at national taiwan university and she's joining us live from the malaysian capital kuala lumpur very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so you know some have said that the allegations against amount to what they call the heist of the century how strong is this case against him. well i think it's there are grounds for that type of allegation given the amount of money that is involved is about $4500000000.00 u.s. dollars multiple companies and this is not just a case involving malaysia it's involves a case involving the international financial system one a.m.d. be is is this is an example of how different actors use the financial rules in the international system to their advantage and this was why the case is so important because it tests not only that this istomin malaysia but whether or not the international system can actually prosecuting cases that involve the use of the international system to their advantage and if we stay with malaysia itself for a moment then insists the charges are political

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's a unique biodiversity from not just the terrestrial but also the first one of our diversity is very special it's got about fourteen species of fish and a lot of really an demick species of invertebrates and quite insects that contribute to the health of the sort of this river system. there are about two hundred tree species in america. that's seventeen of them. and about four hundred in the bed spaces. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this not true treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the reserve. this is america i were at the source of america river and the water levels up from big underground water kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conduct city which means there's no salt is not pollutants in this in the s

mexico and bridget cambria is an immigration attorney in oakland california at people's justice the people's justice center and i want to start with a clip and welcome to you all i want to give our viewers a glimpse of what the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance policy has meant for one family in particular meet one year old. separated from its father who was legally seeking asylum in the u.s. it took three months before the boy was allowed to reignite with his mother shown here in a video captured by filmmaker but doubt have a look. from knowing you. turned himself in at the border to ask for asylum he presented his identification and a son's birth certificate. immigration officials claimed he was not the father and kept him in detention. but to us in fifteen hundred miles away to the officer for resettlement. no one. can say that you know i can be anyone yet if i have you and. me that. i did that they haven't made up my mind. now do. you know what it departments here don't come on tell me nothing but i. can let me. let you do a little bit. more and more. you know. the heart breaking vide

but i want to get a couple of final thoughts from abraham and from bridget as well ibra him in kuala lumpur i mean clearly this trial that we don't know how long the sentence is going to be we don't know what that will what form that will take. it is symbolic clearly but how long until malaysia is fiscally and politically clean. but i think it's going to be a fairly long process because the new government is just barely started its initial steps i think this trial is symbolic in this says that it is an attempt to breed for the best and this is significant in a conservative and somewhat feudal society that has always looked up to leaders and absolves leaders of russia and bet practices on this is a clear the fight you know from the past i think what remains now is to strengthen the confidence of the malaysian mind that so much reform that the institutions that are now digging the charge for seeding with the judicial process and in any should do that cleaning up. government and public finances be done in a way that encourages this confidence to continue at this moment the malaysian gov

and bridget cambria is an immigration attorney in oakland california people's justice the people's justice center and i want to start with a clip and welcome to you all i want to give our viewers a glimpse of what the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance policy has meant for one family in particular meet one year old. separated from his father who was legally seeking asylum in the u.s. it took three months before the boy was allowed to reignite with his mother shown here in a video captured by filmmaker but doubt have a look. from the one you see turned himself in at the border to ask for asylum he presented his identification and a son's birth certificate. immigration officials claimed he was not the father and kept him in detention. but to us in fifteen hundred miles away to the office of refugees resettlement. you know when. they came. in here that you know i can be anywhere yet if i have you and. me that. i did that they added made up my mind. now do. you know what it is marginal here come on tell me how do you know if i. can let me. let you do a little bit. you know. a heart breaking

but internationally a great to get your analysis bridget bridget welsh speaking to us there from kuala lumpur thank you. now the lebanon's nationwide code 19 vaccination program is underway the 1st shots of the vaccine given to health workers on sunday the world bank has helped the crisis hit country to fund the purchases the country has been long down since january amid a renewed search that intensive care unit is full this is a shortage of oxygen tanks speeches and holding his life for us at a vaccination center in beirut and a man so more than 300000 cases in lebanon and like everywhere the vaccines can't come soon enough has been going today. well there is a sense of relief but there's also reality is that this is maybe the beginning of the end but there is a long way to go the battle is far from over simply because lebanon faces many challenges 1st you have to convince a hesitant population approximately 10 percent of the population signed up for the to take to take the job that's approximately 500000 people this is a relatively small nation people have little public trust in the

brown and bridget. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's on to 0 dot com for that it's gotten to go to a face that pays that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter the handle is at a.j. inside story from a north high and the whole team here if i can. so she's mental disease because 50 percent of the deaths of children. sat. up. as lacking it's a bad childhood education that. used . to. be. tough. to cease. every war makes a devastating impact of cars earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant comes life after conflict on al-jazeera. a career reporting to the won't do it here one journalist documents li

in moscow, dmitri bridget, a russian political analyst, and in london, andreas craig, he's an assistant professor at the defense that he is apartment at kings college london. a warm welcome to you all. and thanks for joining us today on inside story . helena, let me start with you today. president zalinski has said that the response from the west is not good enough. he is urging europe to act more quickly and imposing sanctions on moscow. ah, he says that the west has been too slow to respond. what do you craniums want to see right now? what do they want to see immediately from the west? well, i should tell you that actually we in ukraine are shocked because of the situation . because put, he was lying to ukraine and to the whole world. he and he is close associates speaker, the minister of foreign affairs said that they will not attack ukraine. they will not innovate ukraine. and for the 2nd day in a row, the whole world sees it was alive. yesterday i woke up in cave and i am in cave at my home. i woke up at 5 am because of explosions in key and the situation is horrible. they are talk

brown and bridget. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's on to 0 dot com for that it's gotten to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story from a more a while and the whole team here if i can. august on out is iraq at the u.s. republican and democratic national convention stella gets officially nominate their party's presidential candidates for the 2020 elections in india witnessed on as a young conservationist tackling the deadly fumin elephant conflict with an unlikely strategy coexistence 10 years off to the chilean mining disaster we revisit the victims of a story that captivated the world one on one east and has the violent or beaner of the mixed martial arts in russia and the former u.s.s.r. and the u.n. special tribunal delivers its verdict on the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri ogust on al-jaz

going on in malaysia right now with our guests on inside stories a from kuala lumpur we're joined by bridget welsh political analyst and senior research associate at the center for east asia democratic studies at the national taiwan university in doha and her lawson is assistant professor at northwestern university focusing on links between society energy and environment in southeast asia and also in kuala lumpur abraham sophia and who's a pulse and executive director of the mackay the center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget let's start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and had to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the

ding ding com or the valley money fair doing may see their native wrong doing doing full two in only bridget jones being doing come out on molly's own for dean dean dolly brother mark dean doing so their knowledge aisle is author of being the ng. and his was a real big mop of river of the three if you read the dean is clark think they. are sally or to numb the pain during ding ding. those are multiple legs at the mo it is not going to be interviewed a man detained only by the more problematic he got to be is it the law metal the more blue the reason he is outside is the only speed in his going through you know . what orders he of here. either like your people will have to have in japan. germany is hosting this year's climate talks the president from the united states out of the paris agreement what now for the global effort to tackle climate change in depth analysis on live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the frontlines of groby warming climate s.o.s. what does iraq. ambitious endeavors to create drought proof crops amazing to think that the plan we saw here that looks n

indeed thank you very much for that florence 3 live for us there in kuala lumpur let's now bring in bridget well she was an honorary research associate at the asia research institute based at the university of nottingham malaysia she joins us from kuala lumpur as well i thank you for being with us brigitte as florence was saying there for days they have been speculations about a military coup in myanmar it's finally happened today let me ask you 1st about your reaction to the military statement about why they're doing this now and whether the people of myanmar will buy this. well i think that the military is trying to codified i could really waters going on a power struggle by individuals within the military to take over power and their concerns as an institution that the election results will trigger government policies that will weaken the military's power in the system i think everyone in myanmar understands that they're using the law to their advantage and i think that there is widespread anxiety and concern about what is happening not only in not only internationally but also within me

well let's speak to bridget welsh about this she's senior research associate at the center for east asia democratic studies at the national taiwan university and author of embracing democracy democracy how malaysians think about politics she is via skype from kuala lumpur very good to have you with us on al-jazeera brigitte tellus 1st about the reasons i mean malaysia has reported a little over 6000 cases of covert 1000 in over 100 deaths which is relatively low compared to other countries in the region why are the authorities taking such drastic measures against migrant workers. well there are 2 things going on 1st of all malaysians done a very good job of cut flattening the curve and it's opening up a lot of her businesses starting on monday so i think that there are concerns about the potential flashpoints of the virus starting again and of course the events in singapore dr drew attention to this in the migrant community and it malaysia has around $6000000.00 migrants and of course this is a very large number and the government is trying to get a handle on it that but they're doing it

while she is the author of regime resilience in malaysia she joins us on skype from kuala lumpur so bridget your reaction to this announcement. well it's considerable needs a lot of drama in malaysia today and the last weekend as well we've seen now the resignation of my dear but he's supposed to meet the king tonight so there's a chance he might come back so what really what do you think is at play here why is this happening well i think that they say it was too much tension inside the existing coalition that had government agents since may 2018 there was challenges over reform the particularly over with setting a detention date for an rebore him and the coalition basically collapsed and so we now see a situation where things have been very fluid in the last 2 days particularly last night and then today and we're seeing a either a new coalition forming a new will or a new election what are the real issues between anwar ibrahim and and. musharraf mohammed prince well they're actually 21 has to do with issues and perceptions of race relations. and the other has to do with issues of patronage

and bridget cambria is an immigration attorney in oakland california at people's justice the people's justice center and i want to start with a clip and welcome to you all i want to give our viewers a glimpse of what the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance policy has meant for one family in particular meet one year old. separated from its father who was legally seeking asylum in the u.s. it took three months before the boy was allowed to reignite with his mother shown here in a video captured by filmmaker but doubt have a look. from the one you. turned himself in at the border to ask for asylum he presented his identification and a son's birth certificate. immigration officials claimed he was not the father and kept him in detention. but to us in fifteen hundred miles away to the officer for resettlement. no one. can say that you know i can be anyone yet if i have you and. me that. i did that they haven't made up my mind. now do. you know what it departments here on tell me you know if i. can let me. let you do a little bit. young. man. morning or. you know. a heart breaking video th

so this is really something that could go on for years lawrence thanks very much less speak live to bridget welsh in kuala lumpur as well she is an honorary research associate at the asia research institute at the university of nottingham malays you have bridget welcome back to al-jazeera so we've already had this word kleptocracy but the scale of this the systemic aspects of this this is the biggest case of its kind that we've ever reported on. yes i mean in the u.s. in that department justice found that there were about $4500000000.00 but this is only part of what. this goes up to at least $10000000000.00 and it is a huge staggering amount do we also have to engage with the idea that someplace off in the shadows there were so many backdoor deals going on and the people who were on the receiving end of those backdoor deals they kind of implicates it anyway no. well it's complicated because this case involves multiple jurisdictions in many different countries so being able to actually show all of those deals in a very accessible manner has been a challenge that the court has that the face i

why do you, do you need to know about the me use the nobody leave you with for bridget is michael jackson. it was this kid whose core young golf had that you fair. she knew she got me with bumbled been want you to skip was she got fairly fair because we're going to i lead will love you if that was in look look also lee good skip was uber aim was, you know, this loan is sunk. it was emerging, economical way. my mail can way gaze with wireless. if she turns off on the bus alone that that will those both of us for him. what we had, i was just a minute to look it up or no, you didn't get to the community is your little it was one of mine are always in our android. and so now i did good. so now are they probably going to go see a come on them to separate off by the moon, cuz shot the pin to do with by the she still use both of job and now i don't shantay jones, somebody my only one. so i can only be up in front of clear and then don, if the company came to the us punkin most, could you tell us or give you the love show up in the middle. okay, let me up. i don't know who sam posted on avenue be

so good bridget rogers of us that's a little the man on they're going to need because. that was me i mean this inequality as i made. mine in the get me team a service it great job period minute. period when. he thought it's me it's all good boys alone good old didn't get past with nita just say daniel that he rolled on but you gotta get me. oh you know. he's a joke and you kind of you. don't you need to know if you love the look of the people. who. think. a lot and would do well you. really. don't want to. come. home in. don't hit them hard they. can't bomb and kill. never. come. out. to go there the list goes. on from there there were. a. lot. of. this. is the budget get to the old you don't deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up somebody in the who did it i'm doing it but they didn't want the city gag getting it connecting it with i don't think i had his go ahead to this day as it may lead to i wonder if it. maybe what is the good thing that is in. the user experience. money and money and. my son and his. wife i lay down here don't you don't risk

little good bridget rogers of all of us that's a little the will smith on there given he got like if. it was me i mean this inequality is i mean. in the service it great job to be a winning. name with the pin and when. he saw me it felt good bozo good old to get past with nita just say daniel that he will be on but you got him with. the a. oh you know. this is a joke when you clearly were on the scene. don't you need to do it you'll love the book of the bible. and. a lot of it i'm going to want you. really. think it was. a home in. the heart. can't bomb and kill you believe. that. come. out of. the sea go there the rose. parade there were. a. lot. of. this. is the budget get to the old shit out deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up somebody in the who did it i'm doing it but the one percent gag getting it good not being there when i don't think i had his gold medal just as it may lead to i wonder if it. may be what is the good thing that is in. the user experience but without the money and money either. my son and his. wife i lay down here don't you don't risk li

siddhis what you probably didn't bridget is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one think and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it has shown out that those who think that they can easily do without europe that it will go very well and that it will make a lot of money are liars the white house says it's authorised new cyber operations against foreign countries ahead of november's midterm elections the move is part of a new cyber strategy the white house says will allow the government to protect the nation u.s. intelligence officials they expect a flurry of digital attacks in the lead up to the thick of november. a high stakes standoff is underway in washington over the u.s. president's pick for the supreme court a woman who's accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault says she's prepared to testify because have told us she has until friday suicide when that will be to call her in reports do you swear that the testimony you're about because confirmation seems certain brett kavanaugh poised to cement a

little good bridget rogers of all of us that's a little little bit on the committee because you don't like it. the all samee i mean all this inequality as i mean. in the least of. it great job to be a winning. name with the pin and win. through it's me it's a good book is a lot of good old didn't get passed with nita will say genya that he will say well you got here and we. owe you. is a joke and you clearly were on the. you know if you love the book a little. bit and a lot and only do one was really one thing i want to. come. home in. the heart. and bomb and kill you believe. that. come. to go there the last. couple years there were. a. lot. of. this. is the budget get to the old it out deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up some in the in the good it is i'm doing it but the ball doesn't get a getting it good not being there with that old thing had his goal is to lead the way i wonder if it. maybe what is the good thing that is in. the user experience but without the money and want to have. but it's not it's not my son is . my late dad to me that you don't risk y

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's a unique part of versity from not just the terrestrial but also the 1st one of our diversity is very special it's got about 14 species of fish and a lot of really endemic species of invertebrates and quite insects that contribute to the health of the slope of this river system. there are about 200 trees species in america. that's 17 of them. and about $400.00 in the bed spaces. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this not true treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the resort. this is america i we're at the top of america. and the water bubbles up from the underground what to kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conduct 70 which means there's no salt is no pollutants in this in the system it's really very very pure.

bridget rogers of us that's a little the will smith on they're going to leave because like if. that was me i mean all this inequality is that me. and the new team a service. if great job to be a winning. name with the pen and when. he saw me it's ok bozo good old didn't get past with nita just say daniel that he will say well you gotta get me. oh you know. this is a joke and clearly we were. don't you need to know if you love the book or the people. who. think. a lot and would do well you. really. don't want to. come. home in. the heart. can't bornemann kill you believe. that. to go there the last. couple years there were. none. of. this. is the budget get to the old shit out deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up some and in the good it is and it was but the bomb doesn't gag getting it good not being there with that old thing had his goal is to as it may lead to i wonder if it. may be what is the good thing that is in. the user experience but without the money and want to have. but it's not it's not my son the his. my daddy to me that you don't risk you do

bridget rogers of us thought a little though will smith on the committee because you don't like it. that was me i mean this inequality is that many. in the community me service. if great job to be a winning. name with the pin when. he who is me it's a good bozo goody good old didn't get passed with nita will say daniel that he will be when will you god again with. the a. oh you know. he's a joke when you clearly were on the scene. don't you need to do it you'll love the book a little. and. a lot. to do one you. really. think i would. love. to harness. bornemann guild. members. to go there the most. of them are there were a. lot. of. this . is the budget get to the old shit out deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up something in the who did it and it was good but they didn't want the city gag getting it good not being there with that old they had his gold that to this day as it may lead to i wonder if it. maybe what is the good thing they did in. the user experience but without the money and one of the other. but it's not it's not my son is. my lay down here that

bridget the night is it real you don't have to watch or they are not here with the man i wanted reasons other than his father not really. jumped on this list game. for dealing with. them and about that all. i mean. i'm just. administration from usa. we have three american papers you are in right. now i. know i got it. i was getting i don't look like you be kind of you know i don't look like you because you know i have all the right words you can see how the music is overdue but i don't get to go back. to one movie and i think that it is a movie that i like and it's not that i think it's something like star but the concept of a doctor in front of. the jury should give us confidence at zero idea could work and after that we were invited to play at other protests and other venues and we really were itching to take the system and then finally we got out john spend students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading institute austin on the campus and point. f.b.i. has also received major pushes against the company and is still hoping the designs from the strongest and hopefully also be able to

bought last play bridget has my chance i mean the guy the bright trap who can. laugh and then the heavens are open and the junk susu needing when it rains it pours i. have the best i happen to know but i'm about the doc i think it was one of those that can't be cliche absent if in his dream i did not not write the docs will have to enjoy up my hat a to. that both know if it. was any good cause you know i did hear it if i pretty well. you really must live also while the site the one that you. keep enjoying yourself on the costuming movie little i didn't say you didn't say. hey look it's i think it. i think that the country boy. and his first ever professional match tonight spain a tie still plays on future college c. on the pitch one day you meet the trend. this match turns out to be his farewell to the chinese guy to the light to land a plum deal. assuming. an unexpected path to europe in the new era of chinese football i. lost and abandoned. found and saved. one to one is reveals how one charity is giving pakistan's lost children i knew chance and luck on al-ja

a serious what you probably didn't bridget is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one think and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it has shown out that those who think that they can easily do without europe that it'll go very well and that it'll make a lot of money are liars thousands of cattle on pro independence activists have protested in barcelona to mark the anniversary of last year's expressionist drive protesters demanding the release of prominent separatists from prison have arrested in the aftermath of a referendum on the region's independence it was outlawed by the spanish government they've received preliminary sedition charges but no trial date has been set environmental campaigners in the u.k. say they'll keep fighting to stop mud from a nuclear facility being dumped into the sea wastes from the hinkley point plant is being dredged and released into the bristol channel as the barber reports a legal challenge is underway.

bridget rogers of us that's a little little bit on the committee because you don't like if. that was me i mean all this inequality is i mean. in the good new team a service. it great job to be a winning. name with the pen and when. he who is me it's a good book is a lot of good old didn't get passed with nita will say daniel that he will when will you go again with. the a. oh you know. he's a joke and clearly we're going to see. don't you need to know if you'll love the book a little. bit and a lot only do one. really. really want to. come. home in. the heart. bornemann guild. members. to go to the rose. parade it will. look. at this a hole. in the budget to the old shit out deal with the i mean. you can fix it but it was getting. up some and in the good it is and it was but they didn't want the city gag getting in connecting it with that old they had his go that to this day as it may lead to i wonder if it. maybe what is the good thing they did in . the user experience but without the money and want to help. but it's not it's not my son is. my daddy to me that you don't ris

bought last play bridget has my chance i am the guy the bright trap who can. laugh and then the heavens are open and suggesting susu name when it rains it pours i. have the baby i happen to know but i'm about the doc i did not suppose it could be cliche i said if in his dream i did not not write the docs will have to enjoy up my appt that. it. was any good you know i sit here if i pretty well. you really must live us. while the site the one that you. keep enjoying yourself costuming movie little i didn't say you didn't say. ok ok did i thank you. i think the country boy. and his first ever professional match tonight spain a ticed of ways our own future might hold see on the pitch one day trend. this match turns out to be his farewell to the chinese guy. the light to land a plum deal. assuming. an unexpected path to europe in the new era of chinese football i. cut. perceptions powerful documentary. from around the globe or is a big sound like a plane coming down. feel it's journalism. debates and discussions there's a lot of misunderstanding and distortion is t

bought last play bridget has my chance i am the guy the bright trap who can. laugh and then the heavens are open and for junk susu needing when it rains it pours i. i bought the bouquet my hat you know but i'm about the dock i did not suppose it could be cliche the passage if in his dream i did not not write the docs will have to enjoy absent the ago. that. it. was done if you know i sit here if i pretty well it. you go to sleep i must. file a site you will not. keep enjoying yourself for me costuming movie little i didn't say you didn't say. ok ok did i think it. i was a country boy. and his first ever professional match tonight spain a tie still plays on future might hold his say on the pitch one day a trend signs spring this match turns out to be his farewell to the chinese guy. the light to land a plum deal to apply online immediately assuming our own super into milan. and unexpected path to europe in the new era of chinese football i. cut. i. love. play. lost and abandoned. found and saved. one when he's reveals how one charity is giving pakistan's lost c

bridget knight the real healer torture they are not here with the man i wanted to raise the reasons other than his father you know really. jumped on this list game. for deal with. them and about that all. i mean. i've just been. dismissed from usa. we have three american preview on right. now i. know that. i was getting i'd like to be kind of you know i don't look to be good you know i have all the hard work you can see what's the you think is overdue but i don't get to go back. to one movie and i think that it is a movie that i like and it's not that i think it's something like star of the country people talking for because. i think. the jews should give us confidence and oh i do you could go and after that we were invited to play at other protests in other venues and they were really were itching to take the system and then finally we got out john spend students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading institute austin on the campus and point. f.b.i. has also received major pushes against the company and is still hoping for the strongest and hopefully also be able to contribute some ene