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[elevator bell rings]
[men speaking in foreign language]
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[car horns honking]
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[cattle lowing]
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[bell tolls]
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Nobody you fear, even you don't know that God is there.
You are the man and you have that power
and you can do anything.
[congregation sings in foreign language]
[soldiers speaking in foreign language]
[gun fires]
[cattle lowing]
[people screaming] [overlapping chattering]
[guns firing]
[baby wails] [overlapping chattering]
[slow ambient music]
[slow piano music]
[wind whistles]
[birds chirping]
[cows lowing] [quiet overlapping chattering]
If somebody
or if the community says that you are a criminal,
first thing in your mind, that your life is in danger.
[slow piano music]
[radio static crackles]
- [Reporter] This Saturday marks the
first annual Tegla Loroupe Peace Race.
Tegla Loroupe, the former marathon world record holder
from the conflict region is partnering
with the government to invite cattle rustlers
to trade in their weapons in exchange for amnesty
and the chance to win cows and cash prizes.
[speaking in foreign language]
[Tegla speaking in foreign language]
[audience applauds] [quiet overlapping chattering]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[whistle tweets]
[gun fires] [audience cheers]
[whistle tweets] [slow music]
[audience cheers]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[audience cheers]
Matanda, Matanda, Matanda!
[slow piano music]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[slow piano music]
- Road that is very much uncomfortable.
In fact, we had to put the windows up
because he doesn't want to be seen
by other people from his area
because they will brand him a traitor,
and he's also not very comfortable
about going to the cop station and having to do it himself.
In fact, he's been begging us that we should be the ones
to take the gun to the post.
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[rain patters]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[men speaking in foreign language]
[birds chirping]
[slow music]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[traffic roars]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[slow music]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[men speaking in foreign language]
[slow piano music]
[whistle tweets]
[traffic roars]
[siren wails]
- The problem remains great.
Small arms are easy to buy, easy to use,
easy to transport, and easy to conceal.
Their continued proliferation exacerbates conflict,
spikes refugee flows, undermines the rule of law,
and spawns a culture of violence and impunity.
- I am here today because in my country, Kenya,
has suffered a great deal as a result
of the small arms problem.
I had an AK-47.
I can tell that when a young warrior gets hold of a firearm,
he thinks of no other means of livelihood.
I am the millionth face, the millionth person
to have joined the petition.
- [Reporter] Why are you here today?
- I lost my friends, I lost my relatives,
even I lost my brother.
That makes me very sad.
- Julius, I'm honored to receive this petition
in recognition of the people in more than 160 countries
who have supported it and given it a million faces.
[audience applauds]
[car horn honks]
[straw slurps]
[quiet overlapping chattering]
- [Announcer 1] We're pretty psyched up
and inspired at the New York road runners side.
People are saying you should stand and do what it takes
to help change the world, and as always,
we're here to service you. [audience applauds]
[overlapping chattering]
- [Announcer 2] On your marks.
[horn honks] [overlapping chattering]
[audience cheers] [overlapping chattering]
- [Announcer] He's working a necklace like that
and he just won the event. [overlapping chattering]
- I'm feeling free now, I'm feeling proud,
and I want to enjoy it, and next time, I'll practice.
- [Interviewer] Congratulations.
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[overlapping chattering]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[group laughs]
[group speaking in foreign language]
Have you seen what happened?
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
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[overlapping chattering]
- [Julius] Julius Arile.
- [Sitting Woman] Arile.
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[slow music]
[gun fires]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[slow music continues]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[sweeping man speaking in foreign language]
- [Julius] Big new house.
See, like this.
See?
Yes.
[rooster crows]
[quiet overlapping chattering]
- Mr. Arile, how are you?
How are you?
Good, how do you feel?
- A little?
- Then up on this side.
- Yeah.
Well, I don't know, maybe just could be from the back,
it could be-
- Maybe.
- Yeah, maybe, but-
- Well, you do compensate, yeah.
Why don't we meet at the Sequa at about noon,
and we can talk about things and see what we can,
how we might be able to assist.
- Okay.
- Is that okay?
There's something special about him,
you can certainly sense that, and then I've talked
to enough Kenyans for about 20 years,
and I can see when somebody is,
they just want a trip out of Kenya, or this or that.
Arile definitely seemed to want to advance his career.
He does have little injury issues
and things like this that come up,
and it's getting tougher.
The marathon is about discipline and hard work and patience.
What he has to do is address the proper training program,
so we'll see if he really wants it or not.
[door creaks]
[slow pop music]
This is the one, you have to be treated here.
- [Jeroen] Yeah, yeah, yeah-
- [Jeroen] Yeah, see if you get one in mind.
- [Julius] Thank you.
[slow reggae music]
[instructor speaking in foreign language]
- [Instructor] Four, and five, and six, seven, eight.
[phone rings]
- [Julius] Hello?
- [Grace] [speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Grace speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Grace speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Grace speaking in foreign language]
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[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[Eliza laughs]
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[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[laughs]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
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[group speaking in foreign language]
When you go...
[speaking in foreign language]
[Jane speaking in foreign language]
[Stella speaking in foreign language]
[Jane speaking in foreign language]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Anjali cries]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[speaking in foreign language]
[Stella speaking in foreign language]
[group laughs]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Stella speaking in foreign language]
[teacher speaking in foreign language]
[group laughs]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[laughs]
[slow music]
[slow piano music]
- Arile does need to make a breakthrough,
and if he doesn't have it, then it's gonna be hard
to fulfill this kind of dream of being in New York
as an elite, top elite athlete
that could maybe make it in the top five.
- [Announcer] Good morning and welcome
to Prague, Czech Republic
for the 19th Running of the Volkswagen Prague Marathon.
- [Announcer] A great race starting
in Prague's Old Town Square in this historic city.
- [Announcer] A prize of 15,000 euros awaits the winner
of today's race.
[gun fires] [audience cheers]
[slow music continues] [audience applauds]
- [Announcer] Arile [indistinct],
pushing it for Kenya.
- [Announcer] Looks like he's trying to push,
but has he got enough gas in the tank?
[audience cheers] [slow music continues]
- [Announcer] Just past the 17 K mark,
now there's been a three man break,
but leading the charge, Nicholas Kemboi of Qatar in red,
and with a break coming this early in the race,
it's still to these three men's advantage
to share the workload. [slow ambient music]
They've passed 30 K, still on 207 30 pace.
[slow music]
- [Announcer] Just under 10 kilometers remaining.
These are the critical moments in a marathon,
who's got the edge, who's got the steel
'cause Nicholas Kemboi is looking stronger
with every stride.
Kenyan really looks like he's got problems.
He's currently second, but the big question mark,
whether he can hang onto that second place.
[car horn honks]
[whistle tweets] [audience cheers]
[overlapping chattering]
[audience cheers] [audience applauds]
[slow guitar music]
[announcer speaking in foreign language]
- [Announcer] And bravery from Julius Arile [indistinct],
and the Kenyan who was amongst the leading three comes in
in seventh place.
[announcer speaking in foreign language]
- You work too hard not to make money,
and you got so close to making,
having a good payday today, but-
- I don't know why.
- No, the race was yours, I mean-
- Yeah, but don't, I mean, I can promise you, it's the
only ingredient that is missing is the long runs,
then your body will get used to,
very quickly adapt to that, and you would have won,
and you would have won probably under two eight today,
'cause Kemboi was-
- Yeah, but he was really suffering.
Arile was with him the whole way,
he ran perfectly, really, until 35 K,
and then, which is only seven kilometers
to the finish, of course, which,
that's when the race starts, in a way.
But he just didn't have the mileage to keep it going.
[slow piano music]
[doctor speaking in foreign language]
[birds chirping]
- [Reporter] 38 people have been killed
in the latest renewed attack-
- Tribal violence has killed 19 people
just two months before presidential elections.
- [Reporter] Tribes have fought
and died over land for generations.
- [Reporter] The conflict is threatening to escalate-
- [Reporter] Shot at by suspected cattle raiders.
- [Reporter] Some say it's politicians
who are stirring up the tribal rivalries
for political gain.
- [Reporter] This is about power and money.
[helicopter blades whirring]
One year to election, conflict starts, every corner.
Every community faces another community.
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[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[speaking in foreign language]
[group shouts]
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[group shouts]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[group laughs]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[group laughs] [group applauds]
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[group cheers] [group applauds]
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[Robert speaking in foreign language]
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[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[group applauds]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[birds chirping]
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[Julius speaking in foreign language]
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[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[man in black speaking in foreign language]
[Samson speaking in foreign language]
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[group speaking in foreign language]
[man in blue speaking in foreign language]
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[Samson speaking in foreign language]
[imitates wailing]
[Samson speaking in foreign language]
- Yeah, that time I feel very bad, every night.
I was thinking maybe leaving, me, I will go,
I will take a rope, or take a gun and shoot myself
because I bring a lot of problem.
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[Samson speaking in foreign language]
[Mary speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[child speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
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[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
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[traffic roars] [overlapping chattering]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[laughs]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Stella speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[laughs]
[people shouting] [upbeat drumming]
[traffic roars]
[crowd cheers]
[announcer speaking in foreign language]
[overlapping chattering]
[audience cheers]
[men speaking in foreign language]
[audience cheers]
[Raila speaking in foreign language]
[slow piano music] [audience cheers]
[Stella speaking in foreign language]
Because it will reach a time you are supposed
to steal the votes, and you must do it.
Who will steal for you?
- [Announcer] Five zero. [speaking in foreign language]
[overlapping chattering]
[group cheers] [horns honking]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
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[Robert speaking in foreign language]
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[Robert speaking in foreign language]
- [Children] We are fine, thank you,
how are you, [indistinct]?
- I'm fine, thank you.
[quiet overlapping chattering]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Collins speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Collins speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[men speaking in foreign language]
[man in suit speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[man in suit speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[man in suit speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[man in suit speaking in foreign language]
[slow guitar music]
[slow piano music]
[bell rings]
[audience cheers]
[slow piano music continues]
[audience applauds]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[slow ambient music]
[slow guitar music]
Hey.
[slow electronic music]
[traffic roars]
- [Announcer] Marathon starts,
and we have a world class field
and race very much up for grabs.
The final- [audience cheers]
- [Announcer] The excitement's building,
the crowd is growing, and we're-
- [Announcer] Get started on a 26.2 mile course
through the five boroughs of New York City, thousands of-
- [Announcer] So there's 48,000 folks out there, and-
- [Announcer] In what many are calling the strongest field
ever in New York, the greatest.
- [Zane] New York City Marathon is
arguably the biggest stage for marathon running
in the world 'cause it's a deep field.
[slow guitar music]
- [Announcer] The greatest male marathoners
in the world have converged here,
ready to set out on their journey.
- [Announcer] Road racing's global all-star game is on.
- [Announcer] Arile, there in the yellow, his PR is 212,
and he's a mile and a half slower
than the likes Geoffrey Mutai.
[group claps] [overlapping chattering]
[slow guitar music continues]
- [Officiant] Go.
[guns firing]
[audience cheers] [slow music]
- [Announcer] So it's now settling down nicely,
John, this is where they can get into a nice rhythm
and click away these miles between mile two
and the middle of the race course.
- [Announcer] Julius Arile, the former gun runner
and cattle rustler, is up front.
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
- [Announcer] That is why you have to have a cool head
because the surge of adrenalin you get,
and they just need to keep it steady here.
- [Announcer] Arile, they talk about him having a lot
of talent, and he's switched his training, and hopefully
that's gonna pay dividends on the streets of New York.
So he's a much better many than he's shown so far.
[group speaking in foreign language]
- [Announcer] In the atmosphere out there,
you can feel it here in the studio, the crowds are massive.
- [Announcer] Arile, Mutai, Kebede, Hiproch,
and Steven Kipertich and Wesley Karrir are hanging on
with the pack.
- [Announcer] And Mutai hasn't shown anything yet.
He's kept his cards right up his sleeve,
the defending champion.
He is my favorite still. [upbeat piano music]
- [Announcer] Mutai, this is it,
the whole pack just splintered, and only Stanley Biwott,
who's raced him in the half marathon earlier this year.
[slow piano music]
[group speaking in foreign language]
- [Announcer] The guy can almost literally fly,
and that gap is opening really quickly.
[audience cheers] [slow ambient music]
- [Announcer] Mutai is crashing,
and Julius Arile wanted to answer the call.
[group speaking in foreign language]
Very shortly thereafter, he's gonna go by Biwott.
[group cheers]
From here to the line, can you do this?
- [Announcer] And the New York Marathon fans welcome
their 2013 champion, Geoffrey Mutai.
[audience cheers]
- [Announcer] And he's just entered Central Park south,
and he's got about half a mile to run.
- [Crowd] Arile, Arile, Arile, Arile!
[slow music continues]
[Eliza speaking in foreign language]
[overlapping chattering]
- [Announcer] I think you can make a good case
for saying this was the toughest playing field ever
in New York, Arile in fourth, people will be going
to their book and saying, "Who are these guys?"
They've never had such high profile in their lives.
- [Photographer] Congrats.
[audience cheers]
- [Zane] Number four.
Number four, Arile, four!
- Four.
- [Man 1] Congrats.
- Thanks.
- That's nice running, my friend, how do you feel?
- Oh, I am feeling fine.
- Oh, you're fine? - Yeah.
- You want to run another one?
- Even now.
- Even now you're fine?
- Yeah.
- This whole process I think really has shown him
he can take care of himself and his family
from his running, and I think this is the first time
I think he's ever really believed it,
and he did it on the biggest stage
of marathoning in the world.
So he beat an Olympic champion and the world champion,
he was certainly the underdog in the whole race,
and he ended up fourth, really amazing.
[overlapping chattering]
- [Woman 1] Sir, can you take a picture with us?
Take a picture with us, marathon runner.
[phone rings]
- [Julius] Hello?
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
[slow guitar music]
[Stella laughs]
[slow piano music]
[quiet overlapping chattering]
[group singing in foreign language]
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
[slow ambient music]
[slow piano music]
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
- Say bye bye.
- Bye bye.
- Bye.
[Julius speaking in foreign language]
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