A day in the life of George W Bu$h - 01/06/03 (Graphic Content)

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British Army troops take position near a crowd of protesting former Iraqi soldiers after stones were thrown in the southern Iraq city of Basra January 6, 2004. Iraqi police opened fire on soldiers of the former Iraqi army in Basra on Tuesday as they staged a protest demanding payment of salaries, witnesses said, in an incident which injured at least four people.




Armed Iraqi police rush into a crowd of protesting former soldiers in the southern Iraq city of Basra January 6, 2004. Iraqi police opened fire on soldiers of the former Iraqi army in Basra on Tuesday as they staged a protest demanding payment of salaries, witnesses said, in an incident which injured at least four people.




Afghan boy Saami Khan, recuperates in a hosptal after he was injured by a bomb while playing in the streets in Kandahar, Afghanistan , Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2004. A bomb attached to a bicycle killed at least 10 people, most of them children, in Kandahar Tuesday, underlining the violence still plaguing Afghanistn two years after the fall of the Taliban.




Air Force Honor Guard Pallbearers carry the casket of Staff Sgt. Thomas A. Walkup Jr., of Millville, N.J., as his widow Air Force Staff Sgt. Carissa Walkup, second from right, follows during his funeral at Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2003 outside Washington. Walkup Jr., a flight engineer, was killed when his Air Force special operations helicopter crashed in Afghanistan on Nov. 23.




A body lying next to a burning car after an explosion near the airport in Kabul, Afghanistan , Sunday, Dec. 28, 2003. Two people were killed Sunday when a bomb ripped apart their car in the Afghan capital, police said.




President Bush makes remarks at the Pierre Laclede elementary school, Monday, Jan. 5, 2004, in St. Louis. The president is celebrating the two year anniversary of the 'No Child Left Behind Act'.




U.S. President George W. Bush makes remarks at a 2004 Presidential election fundraiser in St Louis, Missouri, January 5, 2004. Hoping to attract Hispanic support for his re-election bid, Bush on Wednesday will outline a plan to help more immigrants find work legally in the United States, officials said.




US President George W. Bush will outline his new immigration policy in a speech Wednesday


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A bicycle bomb killed at least 10 people, most of them children, in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar today, underlining the violence and insecurity still plaguing Afghanistan two years after the fall of the Taliban.

United States troops in Iraq have arrested more than 40 people in sweeps targeting foreign fighters and insurgents loyal to Saddam Hussein. American soldiers have also raided camps near the Syrian border.

A drive-by shooting west of Baghdad has left two French nationals dead and another wounded. The men were contracted by the United States to help with country's reconstruction.


Apparently Bu$h had the day off today. Bu$h will outline his new immigration policy in a speech Wednesday.