Bloomberg
First Ebola Patient Diagnosed in U.S. Has Died in Dallas
Oct. 8 -- Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person in the United States diagnosed with the Ebola virus, has died in a Dallas hospital. Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker reports on Market Makers.
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Government officials showed off a site where National Guard members are on patrol in Arizona near the Mexican border. Their mission is to look for and report any suspected illegal immigrants to the Border Patrol, whose agents make the arrest.
HEADLINE: Ariz. National Guard: on watch at Mexican border
CAPTION: Government officials showed off a site where National Guard members are on patrol in Arizona near the Mexican border. Their mission is to look for and report any...
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IRAQ: OIL EXPORTS TO START AFTER SIX YEARS OF UN BLOCKADE
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Iraq is to start exporting oil after nearly six years of blockade because of U-N sanctions.
Under the U-N deal, Iraq is allowed to sell 2 (b) billion U-S dollars worth of oil every six months to buy food and medicine for...
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SOUTH AFRICA: ACHILLE LAURO
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The South African-based cruise company that chartered the ill-fated Achille Lauro liner is trying to calm friends and relatives of passengers.
The company says all the passengers have been accounted for.
Friends and relatives...
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Banned Somali charcoal linked to militants still finding ways into Gulf
Shipments of Somali charcoal that benefit Islamic militants are still making their way to Middle Eastern markets, despite being banned nearly two years ago by the United Nations (UN) Security Council.
The trade is frustrating...
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Senators condemn proposed takeover of six ports by company from UAE
New York City, New York - 21 February 2006
1. Various wide shots of Port of Newark
2. Containers being lifted by crane
3. Crane
4. Mid shot Senator Charles Schumer and Representative Peter King
5. Cutaway microphones
6. SOUNDBITE:...
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USA: US & JAPAN CLOSE TO AGREEMENT IN TRADE DISPUTE UPDATE
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U-S and Japanese negotiators were on Friday reported to be close to an agreement that would prevent a trade war.
The U-S State Department said there had been a breakthrough in negotiating a thorny dispute over shipping.
The...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Djibouti government defends infrastructure projects
Djibouti's government ministers defend the tiny African country's rapid development, as China bankrolls major infrastructure projects, including transport links for key markets in neighbouring landlocked Ethiopia
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Concerns mount at Calais as migrants storm trucks
VOICED : Concerns mount at Calais as migrants storm trucks
AFP News Agency
Georgia: at the crossroads of a fuel superhighway
Georgia: at the crossroads of a fuel superhighway
AFP News Agency
CLEAN: Crisis-hit Greece gears up for election cli
CLEAN: Crisis-hit Greece gears up for election cli
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : NGOs demand access as Yemen suffers open-air massacre
Humanitarian groups on Wednesday demanded access to civilians on the brink of famine in Yemen describing the two-year civil war in the Arab world's poorest state as an open-air massacre
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Hodeida port closure would be disaster for Yemen: WFP head
A closure of the Hodeida port would bring disaster to Yemen which is already on the brink of famine the new head of the UN's World Food Programme warned Wednesday
Bloomberg
Next N. Korea Sanctions Step Is Companies, Says Tannebaum
Sep.22 -- Daniel Tannebaum, principal and global sanctions leader at PWC, discusses the effectiveness of the latest round of U.S. sanctions against North Korea. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Trump Visits Irma-Ravaged Fla., Touts Progress
US President Donald Trump visited hurricane-ravaged Florida Thursday, thanking all of the first responders and touting the progress made to restore electricity, reopen roads and get the state operational again.
The...
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Trump Visits Irma-Ravaged Fla., Touts Progress
President Donald Trump visited hurricane-ravaged Florida Thursday, thanking all of the first responders and touting the progress made to restore electricity, reopen roads and get the state operational again.
The president...
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Trump Visits Irma-Ravaged Fla., Touts Progress
President Donald Trump visited hurricane-ravaged Florida Thursday, thanking all of the first responders and touting the progress made to restore electricity, reopen roads and get the state operational again.
The president...
Bloomberg
How Hurricane Irma Will Impact Commodities
Sep.06 -- Hurricane Irma, the most powerful storm to form in the open Atlantic Ocean, was barreling toward Puerto Rico late Tuesday on a path that may bring it ashore in Florida and destroy so much property that damages may surpass...
Bloomberg
Bloomberry Resorts' Razon Sees Banner Year in 2017
Nov.13 -- Bloomberry Resorts Chairman and CEO Enrique Razon weighs in on President Trump's Asia trip and talks about the resorts' performance. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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UN fears humanitarian crisis in wake of Yemen blockade
The United Nations expressed concern about the humanitarian situation in Yemen on Wednesday, after a Saudi-led coalition ordered the closure of all ports and grounded all humanitarian flights to the war-torn country
George...
Bridgeman Arts
Static shot of town by the sea
A shot of a town by the seaside. Filmed on 35mm in 1994.
Bridgeman Arts
Ship in the harbour, 1908 - reenactment
Historical reenactment. 1908, ship in the harbour of a busy town. Filmed on 35mm in 1995.
Bridgeman Arts
Static shot of building by the dock
A shot of a town building by the dock. Filmed on 35mm in 1994.