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| Description: | The latest edition of PRI's The World - a co-production of BBC World Service, Public Radio International and WGBH Boston |
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| Entire program - November 20, 2008 Today on The World: A look at what could be on President-elect Obama's homeland security agenda; We also examine the International Space Station's record 10 years after its creation; Plus we hear about a 16-year-old girl who's about to become Japan's first female professional baseball player. |
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| Obama's next pick (4:30)
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano appears to be the frontrunner for the job of secretary of homeland security in Barack Obama's administration. The World's Matthew Bell reports on what that might signal about the incoming administration's agenda. |
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| Guantanamo detainees ordered released (4:30)
A US federal judge ordered the release of five Algerian suspects imprisoned at Guantanamo. The judge ruled that the five men could not be held indefinitely as enemy combatants. Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out more from Miami Herald correspondent Carol Rosenberg. |
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| Hope for the Mideast conflict? (3:30)
Britain's foreign minister David Milliband says 2009 could be a good year for progress in the Middle East. The World's Aaron Schachter reports on Miliband's stop in Beirut, Lebanon. |
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| Palestinian ads in Israel (:25)
The Palestinian Authority today placed advertisements in Israeli newspapers promoting a peace plan for the Middle East. Anchor Lisa Mullins has details. |
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| Space station turns 10 (3:30)
The International Space Station turns ten years old today. Some say it's a colossal waste of time and money. Others say its a symbol of what can be done in space when nations work together. The World's Clark Boyd reports. |
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| Alistair Cooke remembered (4:40)
Tibetan exile summit (5:00)
Today's marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of legendary British broadcaster Alistair Cooke. The World's Carol Zall looks back on Cooke's work and career. Tibetans in exile are gathering at the home of the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, India this week. They're meeting to talk about failed negotiations with China to gain genuine autonomy for Tibetans. The World's Mary Kay Magistad caught up with one of the main envoys in Dharamsala, to find out what direction exiled Tibetans will take now. |
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| Mining for China (5:00)
China needs molybdenum, and Colorado has plenty. Mining it could create more jobs for the state...but it could also mean major environmental damage. The World's Lorne Matalon has the story. |
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| Geo Quiz (1:00)
Our daily geography quiz. We're looking for a Japanese city where a 16-year-old girl is about to become Japan's first female professional baseball player. |
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| Geo answer (4:00)
Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out more about a 16-year-old girl who's about to become Japan's first female professional baseball player. She was drafted by a team from Kobe -- which is the answer to our quiz today. |
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