and why reinventing the whole is a good business idea in tanzania. brazil is the global superpower in terms of biodiversity. almost one in five species live here. but what used to be endless rain forests are now being pushed to their limits. he's more than -- it is an area not say from oil exploration and cultures that keep eating into brazil's rate for us. they've implemented a biomonitoring scheme that if successful could become a blueprint for conservationists across the country. but for that, scientists need to establish how much of the region's national resources aren't in need of protection. >> the trunk of this tree has a circumference of 86 centimeters. it's the first tree the biologists from brazil's nature conservation authority are measuring, marking the start of biodiversity monitoring. there is scarcely any reliable data on the condition of this area. how is ecosystem developing? what has been the influence of climate change so far? until now, it has all been conjecture. >> some tree species are very sensitive to changes in temperature a

overall, the two processes, the one in rwanda and one in the tanzania on behalf of the u.n. had positive results. >> cumulative i were they supposed to tell a story not only to rwanda about justice eventually coming, but to the rest of the world so tomorrow's genociders may think twice before trying to do something like this. >> i think there were two things going on. first of all, the ability to create a record which would have withstood some judicial scrutiny, a lot of people had say about what the record looked like. historically we had a better upping of what happened in -- understanding of what happened in rwanda. the trial processes took a lot of time to work out the detail of what was going on through the entirety of the country. additionally, part of the feature of the trial process was to create accountability. the idea that people who commit these offenses will be brought to book. it's unfortunate that it has to happen after the genocide. it would have been better if we stopped in the first place. the idea of stopping impunity has been a major force in the growth o

is independence and is now reaching a new stage tanzania as ambassador to china. bill robinson both sat down with cctv report this to you taking to discuss what the future holds. to encourage a few key areas of the non cooperation with other tourism has become an eu and the oc. ms livingston cookies and cake. the movie he is sitting in a prudent and teaches in one doesn't he doesn't. i use a good team. the kilimanjaro. these are these. you can dance and they received two is amazing the mall. cheney's to the cities and towns in. a proposal for him to resume you don't know when your number one day and we really didn't want to see sustainable tourism. he is inducted into the game was to see. so what is the least people come into it to go to the theory that. he has also come to china to australia on school issues with this now so what can you tell us about the coat on and people to people exchanges that it is clear more than five hundred students. standing in shame. i was spoon fed with the government of china again the gauze was authentic and tanzania. there also. yo

overall, the two processes, the one in rwanda and one in the tanzania on behalf of the u.n. had positive results. >> cumulative i were they supposed to tell a story not only to rwanda about justice eventually coming, but to the rest of the world so tomorrow's genociders may think twice before trying to do something like this. >> i think there were two things going on. first of all, the ability to create a record which would have withstood some judicial scrutiny, a lot of people had say about what the record looked like. historically we had a better upping of what happened in -- understanding of what happened in rwanda. the trial processes took a lot of time to work out the detail of what was going on through the entirety of the country. additionally, part of the feature of the trial process was to create accountability. the idea that people who commit these offenses will be brought to book. it's unfortunate that it has to happen after the genocide. it would have been better if we stopped in the first place. the idea of stopping impunity has been a major force in the growth o

to be born with going to zoom in tanzania is friday. because. people think we do not to die. people are being honored to be bing chopped up. we are being isolated today because of skinny. people used to cause that with them which means. they get their. fair share. moody sometimes i'm scared to go it's still very scary to do go to war. to blue is paralyzed with anxiety every time she has to leave her school campus as it instantly takes a back to an event that happened three years ago. i was walking with my sister when a car stopped beside us and a man stared at me through the window then two days before they attack another man came to our house and asked for some water my parents gave him water and asked where he was from but he didn't reply he didn't look like one of the locals but he didn't say anything three days later three men broke into our house the first who was the one who'd stared at me from the car the second was the one who'd come for water and i didn't recognize this or it it was about nine thirty they knocked but my mother didn't answer the door so they kicked it

you can see the clouds across the coast of tanzania. more heavy rain is expected on sunday and monday as well. there could be more by the way of flooding. in south africa there is a speckling of showers and significant rain. it does look like things will dry up by monday with showers pulling away to the east. but there willer far more of them over the central belt of africa and replenishing again over the next few days. >> thank you very much, indeed. we have this coming up on the al jazeera news hour. they are seeking justice. relatives of filipino farmers shot dead during protests ten years ago. still trying to get the president to come to account. >> i started screaming and screaming as if crazy. i can't describe it. >> the colombians are demanding action. >>> plus in sport, the nba's regular season winds down. >> time to reblind you of the top stories here on the al jazeera news hour. armed men have sieged security headquarters in ukraine's eastern cities. it's government has warned that response would be tough and sent in its speci

on what to do my ten dollars on a narrow shelf in tanzania is his forte is in a live phone in the most hotels until it is the bus ride to the scale the menu a bit of imported goods. joyce sports the trade offs to priceline and esteem to look the preaching of the guys still does but that very vibrant jewish history and life in provo the country priscilla has that i would say the second largest the jewish community in the south america. it's that round at one hundred thousand people. spread over brazil but maybe in some powell pm sydney time to solve the jewish race will find a buried everyone community with the dusting of dogs the brazilians had not been racist. the brazilian built the land to sanitize them. i think that that would aid to people hoping to receive foreign names. at whatever their religion should be changed every trainee in breezy obama took the kids you'll find on the t cells shed the baby take it to push it forward pack that you have wanted to eat and drink trademarks of products for but it's a different kind of stuff and that you have been a tad slow shipping so it's g

that has been judged in a motion in tanzania by the international tribunals and that assistance he runs into them and get the score to close at the end of the spirit and an automotive world isolation decided to just unwind and accused of genocide. there were countries belgium and france. not much an ongoing situation puts him in a lead me to leave them a thank you for watching tv. the report and analysis was imminent reports that the squeak thank you for watching as he began by posting a calm state and when. it all. dvds. i the light to respond calling for members of the sixty fifth anniversary by suspending toys with russia have reached a speed is he who comes to the masses of living space cooperation with moscow. also this week afghans voted for a new president of the pasha the press from the prowl about the deadly attack on a polling station. questions remain over the grease like protecting the right. he instantly displayed over the place. critics point to

on what to do my ten dollars and a rochelle in tanzania is his forte is merely following in the most hotels until it is the bus by it but they are the menu a bit of imported goods to his forte. the tradeoff is yet to brazilian embassy until the preaching of the guys still does but that very vibrant jewish history and life in her but the country priscilla has that i would say the second largest the jewish community in from every kind. it sat around at one hundred bed thousand people spread over brazil but maybe in some power will use any at all. the solace of the jewish race will find a very very warm community. we had a lot of seeing a box the brazilian free and not a racist. the brazilian built the land to sanitize them. i think that that was made to people all claimed to receive four innings and allowed them but they are legion. should be changed every trainee in brasil. my kids you'll find on the tree shall spare set the baby gate the pool kosher food. pah ad and you have wanted to eat and drink trademarks of products for but it's a different kind of stuff. and that you have been

we follow the lives of albino africans living in tanzania but if you're watching us in the u.k. it's time to go underground with a few more times. exactly sixty years ago according to the guardian the soviet union actually tried to join nato to create an allied air of peace and a post world war two world and what answer did they get nato said the offer was unrealistic and not worth discussing one year later the warsaw pact was born and the cold war started decades later nothing has changed nato continues to expand despite breaking agreements not to expand which surrounds russia and china with bases all offers from russia to jointly run the missile shield that nato is setting up in europe are totally ignored hillary clinton may have given russia a nice reset button but the state department. she used to head continues to funnel lot of money for democracy development and regime change into the former soviet union ukraine got five billion alone as revealed by assistant secretary of state knew and in her own speech these sorts of things have pushed russia to form the shanghai coopera

for example, this, this type of bean has been imported from tanzania >> and these are beans that traditionally would be grown here in kenya? >> yes exactly. so bringing it in from outside makes it more expensive, and you know, it means that the person who'd be growing it home isn't doing it, which is a shame. you will find this in the central area techniques of cooking, its quite boring maybe, we do a lot of boiling a lot of mashing. in the western area you get a lot of vegetables like we looked at. but at the coastal area, because of the influence from the arabs for example who bought in oil to us, who bought in spices, you will find things like garlic, a lot of onions; we've got red and white, this is tamaric and that's ginger, and this of course is a coconut and i think in the coast they use this for almost everything they cook and i think we're going to take a step outside and we'll visit this restaurant where they do a lot of coastal cooking. so that should be fun! >> so most of the people eating street food, aren't going to markets like the one we've been to, where are they getting their

. >> the football is underway in rio as argentina battles tanzania, two of the teams competing in the street child world cup. teams from 19 countries are taking part organized by a british charity. these children are growing up in poverty and have spent time living on the streets. now they've been reunited with parents, and they are attending school. earlier the boys and girls visited rio's modern stadium where that other world cup final will be held. ali, 14, is from pakistan. >> now implying a role as an ambassador to those children who are just like me. >> he was eager for the pakistani boys against india. [♪ singing ] >> a striker for the south african girls team. >> pretty sure that her team will do well. the competition is intense, but so are the friendships. for the kids this tournament is an adventure. but beyond the fun and game there is a serious purpose to draw attention to an often neglected global problem. >> these children will go back and they'll continue to work on the issue raising awareness, raising understanding of what these children go through and lobbying governm

everybody knows you work in tanzania and you work with flo, gigi, froto, mike and humphrey.our book is called seeds of hope, the wisdom and wonder from the world of plants. why go from chimpanzees to plants? tid you get bored? >> no. >> stephen: you've seen one on roller skates you've seen them all? >> we're trying to get them off of roller skates. >> stephen: in this job market, i wouldn't advise it. >> i had to leave the forest because the forest across africa are disappearing as they are around the world. chimpanzee numbers are dropping. so i had to start talking about the terrible things we're doing to the planet. >> stephen: what are we doing to the plants? how are we hurting them? >> every way you can imagine. we're destroying them by cutting down the forests which leads to co2 which adds to climate change. we are taking over more and more ecosystems for our developments, our buildings, our supermarkets. we're mining deep in the forest, we're making roads for the hunters to come kill the animals. >> stephen: but we produce a lot of co2 now. don't the plants use that fo

in tanzania, along with the country leaders, we extended the cash transfer program which was started in 2010 for 20,000 households. by the middle of next year, we estimate it will reach one million households, covering five million to six million of the country's poorest people. this is what we mean by identifying successful programs, working with partners and taking transformational solutions to scale. this is the path we're taking in order to serve our countries better. the world bank group is committed to working in more effective ways with key partners and stakeholders, including those in civil society and we need committed political leaders. most importantly, we need to unite people around the world in a global movement to end poverty. as a physician, health activist and later health policymaker, i had the privilege of being part of the international hiv-aids movement that emerged in the 1990's. the aids fight is a story of vast human suffering but it's also one of history's most inspiring examples of successful global mobilization to reach shared goals. when the treatment appea

if you add another five minutes, indonesia, pakistan, tanzania, east yobia and kenya it will have 30% of the extreme poor. expect us to focus on these countries but we will not ignore the others. we will have a strategy that ensures that no country is left behind as we end extreme poverty by 2030. so how will we be bold? in china last week we launched a report on the future of china cities. this report included the work of more than 100 world bank staff and has spurred china to make policy decisions that address crit company development and urban -- critical development and urbanization challenges, lug pollution, land rights for farmers -- including pollution, land rights for farmers. it will improve the lives of its citizens. we hope that these lessons from china will be beneficial to cities around the world. a second example is the work on the hydroelect trick project. our board approved -- elect trick project. our board approved the world's largest -- potentially the world's largest hydropower site could generate more than 40 giga watts of power which is equal to half of all the in

messed up and tried by the international criminal tribunal for rwanda and in the taste of the rich in tanzania. will complement there was that the criminal sort of them were found guilty. they often stop and not all of them receive long sentences and some of the sentences were much reduced on appeal yesterday current and some of the fugitives have not been apprehended. don't bid on yep they'll find a pair of kid friendly i think faster than the sum of them are still in in countries which just made it to bring them to just this year are of the month for a while since the week and a threat to the case in france where everyone that has only just been found guilty the boys rode in the genocide will be built but there are many others on the doorstep who are suspected of having taken part in organizing this genocide. this kimono i was around the reconstructed itself of the massacre. it's hard to imagine he teased and tt's living together is reconciliation possible and allow him to work with this girl needed somewhere to whoa today hutus and tutsis in it together and are on a stick or rwandan patriot

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children where international aid organizations helped her to move on to a prestigious school by tanzania and standards a time that ends next year. joseph toner and his colleagues are in a long country drive from tanzania as largest city to lake victoria the region whether a many communities when i was born there himself does that because they're needed to try and you know it's there. you know because of the situation because of this situation crumbling sometimes it's very nice. they meet their first you know in search of help before even leaving the city in the suburbs they meet a teenager who's begging for money from passing drivers stuck in daraa salaams never ending traffic jams why are you here don't you know how bad it is for you to stand out in the sun for such a long time i know. i'm alone and need money to live. many people with. and being disconnected from so sad and sometimes you can see even this guy when he was begging. every day at school is the same for the l.b.o. children they wake up early eat breakfast go for lessons and have lunch and dinner one of the three campus gods

you don't think, oh, well, i'm better off than a person in tanzania.ughter] rich people aren't special. everyone hates losing discuss, everyone hates losing 95% of what they have which is what happened to dick fuld and the president of bear stearns. so, you know, i don't know how much -- dick fuld acted like an idiot. it's really hard to read the books about what he did and not think he acted like an idiot. he did it in a way that many, many, many people in the world act like idiots. do i want to single him out and say there but, if it were not for him acting like an idiot, everything would have been fine, i tend to think there would have been some other idiot who would have done something similar. >> before we go to questions, tyler, do you have any -- >> what's the private and social wedge here? let's say you take biology. most mutations are bad, but they may be good for the species as a whole because it allows it to change, develop, so on. so failing well in your account on net overall, are you saying that it's something that's good for society or g

the brazil girls and tanzania boys took the title. >>> michael jordan maybe retired but he's still dropping the 50s though. chipping in this 50 foot shot at his celebrity golf tournament and it goes in. did you notice the shoes, though? they weren't jordans. >> no. >> but it's probably the shoes. >> probably it's because you're michael jordan, too. >> that's right. >> thank you richard. bill karins is here with the start of the week forecast. not too quite. >> no, rough start. mississippi and alabama flash flooding all over the place and a couple of tornado reports overnight and unfortunately a few injuries reported with a confirmed tornado near mt. olive, mississippi. where the red triangles are located. the sheriff's department is still trying to get into some of the areas where the mobile homes and houses were destroyed. more reports on that to you as i get the information in. also the flooding rains. this is the tornado watch box. only one tornado warning but all of this heavy rain is soaking alabama. we had heavy rain over the weekend too and because of it we just have -- i don't want

kings and her sexy prosecutor's office initiated the criminal case when catcher in the region of tanzania station building the study demonstrates the bench was colder than in support of british trying to dictate to the ukrainian special status is under suspicion of mass killings at the time the confrontation ut to protect the scolding us and to express their distress to the head of the region administration and invited the recollections of the hat to predict the arctic regions was made to trade and finance people but not to boycott the elections of the twenty fifth of may. i did want a dose of funny to see a healthy democracy. i think that everybody who supports me in to mask it is called the kiss was too drunk people have come to power. let the need to go with me. this became more aggressive. some of them went into administration and marketing the region to come out and the crowd started storming the building an attempt to break into the honda was no success so the crowd crush to put yet not joking and managed to break into the dirt. ate at the crux of the key resistance of the police at

the money has allowed him to visit tanzania to see how the technology might work in the field. >> they'reg out of there? >> is designed could work with a solar powered come infrared mosquito net. harmless to humans, but disorienting to mosquitoes. several challenges still remain. if that is not stopping them. >> i have four children. maybe two of them will die for mosquitoes. i decided i should use my expertise to do something practical. something useful as a service to the community. >> how is this for innovation? meat made from vegetables. sound strange? not to bill gates. the company is investing in. coming up in eads. in sports, why the tour de france is not french this year. we speak to the director of the famous race, coming up. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. also streaming live everywhere. online, on your phone, tablet, even apple tv and now amazon fire tv. in sports, you have to be tough. mentally, physically -- cal ripken junior was known as the iron man. now, he is bringing that famous persistence to his new company. >> you wake up, come out and nobody would

the money has allowed him to visit tanzania, to see how is technology might work in the field. >> cango in or no? where did they see the mosquitoes? they are coming up there? work says his design could with annette, harmless to humans but disorienting to mosquitoes. cost still remain but that isn't stopping him. ini have 4 children, and sub-saharan africa 4 of them would die and be of disease. i decided to use my expertise to do something petco and useful as a service to the community -- something practical and useful as a service to the community. are there a lot of scientists like your guest to our joint -- who are working on global health programs like this? >> you have a virus experts and biologists looking to improve them but i don't think there are many astrophysicist working this field. to healthortant experts consider technology to be when it comes to commenting these endemic diseases? >> we talk about this technology a lot in business but in that sphere they're looking for efficient ways to spend money. if there is a solution that will work and rollout widely and save them mo

. >> reporter: 18 million people in kenya and tanzania use their mobile phones to do banking transactionthe banking revolution that started in kenya has opened the door of a whole new generation of customers whose very first bank account was accessed purely through their phones. this man said the phone loan service is just another step in the revolution. >> most of the why thes have been turned away because they're way too small. they don't have collateral and their asset base is near zero. what we've been able to do is it welcome them on board. >> here in a field in rural kenya, farmers take on the crucial details that will help secure them loans. it's another plus here. a platform they hope will make their lives a little better. al jazeera, central kenya. >> a judge blocking massachusetts from banning a powerful new painkiller. maria is back with details on that story. >> reporter: yes, tony. a federal judge said massachusetts cannot ban the powerful new painkiller z zzohydro. the fda approved the drug in october. the judge said massachusetts overstepped its authority by banning a medi

the philippines, the united states, and the eventual winners, tanzania. they ate together and chatted through translators about their different cultures and their shared problems. >> there is one kid, no, two kids who went to brazil who six months ago were living and bridge in buenos aires. their parents are still there. the boys are now going to school one is a good leader, captain of the football team. >> the father founded 30 years ago forced by circumstance when a sick boy was placed in his care by a desperate parishioner. in the early days they lived in tents. but now with the help of donations and local authorities they house 50 children. >> i never had the strength or the resources to respond to all of their needs. i always thought that the little i could offer was still better than the street. >> more than 850 homeless children live here. receiving a place to sleep, food and education, love and understandining, and more importantly, hope tha for the fe that they never would have found on the street. >> stay with us here on al jazeera. another full

. >> reporter: football is underway in rio, and aragain teeia bottles tanzania.ntries are taking part, organized by a british charity. these children are growing up in poverty and have spent time living on the streets. now they have been reunited with parents and are attending school. earlier the boys and girls visited rio's famous stadium, where that other world cup final will be held. this boy is from pakistan. >> translator: now i'm playing a role as an ambassador for all children who are just like me. >> reporter: he was eager for the first match against india. this is a striker for the south african girl's team. >> i was nervous, but now i'm okay. [ laughter ] >> reporter: pretty is pretty sure her team will do well. >> i'm going to kick their ass. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the competition is intense, but so are the friendships. for the kids this tournament is an adventure, but i don't thinked the fun and games, there's a serious purpose here, to draw attention to an often neglected global problem. >> these children will go back and continue to work on the i

last summer steph curry visited a refugee camp in tanzania.e helped out in passing out 38,000 bed nets to those families that really needed them. >>> the man in charge of the 49ers biggest rival could be the seattle head coach for a little longer. the sea hawks have called a news conference this morning after reports they reached a contact extension for their head coach pete carroll. pete carroll is a marin county native graduated from redwood high school. he reached the top of the nfl last season by leading the sea hawks to their first super bowl title. carroll's original five year deal was due to expire after the 2014 season. >>> your time is 6:27. san francisco police officers on high alert right now. new threats aimed at the police department. and how it's being fueled by the shooting death of a city college student two weeks ago. >> we are live in oakland where a suspicious fire breaks out near a building childrens hospital owns. >>> as you can see it's wet there and the drive time is about 25-30 minutes waiting at the toll plaza too. we'