assault jamaal ness that they lawful caught it. as the name combat boots they were led always be comforted in us when jimmy gun i wanted out of a sauce. could long. mixing . it live. fully and when. i'm. in the mic on my second. gun i move the. though the waters were calm that fear wasn't misplaced over three thousand seven hundred refugees were to drown in mediterranean crossings that almost a thousand of them and the eastern sea is through which that pass. this time they were lucky within a few hours that overloaded boat came within sight of chaos a greek island. i would like a few of the knee. but just the last of. the likes. of plan a few of. us by the early summer of twenty fifteen more than one hundred thousand refugees had arrived by small boats in greece and the government was struggling with the influx of gump. thought. but after three days in the camp they managed to obtain documents which allowed them to move illegally around greek territory. then what i have is the them i had. the money the balkan route as it was becomi

jamaal used have red eyes. because he had fought in the nigerian war and had killed people and his eyes had turned red but after the war, he had gone through a cleansing ritual where he swore that he had not killed any innocent people and his eyes consequently lost their redness. my brother must have been about 10 and i about seven. but this story has stayed with me and was there in my consciousness as i, many years later wrote my novel about the nigerian diaspora of the war.i remember the tree that we climbed and from which i once sailed.the fall that left a mark on my arm and because i am spatially challenged, it is that mark that i now use to tell my left from my right. i remember that the gore by 30 had a kind of elegant elegant slouch in its branches and it was in its thickened hands that the white fluffy chicken brought in the market was tied before they were killed on sunday lunch. i remember riding my bicycle up and down the avenue. all the other children loved going downhill but i face the loss of cont

are considered as the force to the united states and the region because your take on face situation jamaal what came international relations expert thank you for your time thank you. at least one hundred twenty inmates have refused to return to their cells that are tourists french prison they appear said to be a topic of islamic extremism. among the inmates there is. who is behind the deadly paris attacks of november twenty fifth the incident follows a strike by two hundred prison guards over security concerns at the jail it's not the first strike to hit a french prison this week with guards fearing for their lives. a little you took all our work is very dangerous where we have aggression and experience annoyance which is not taking into consideration by the government. it has become more and more difficult for us to actually have seen physical aggression towards my colleagues every day it happens every time we open the doors of support in the city we denounce the working indications of our colleagues in the prison the security conditions the numerous acts of aggression against them we wan

anna: a few smaller corporate's reporting from the retail side, an update from jamaal charles -- gimaltohat happened in the asian session. an absence of treasury market volatility in the last 12 hours, means asian equity markets have forged up .2%. the strength in the yen keeping a cap on japanese equity markets. it doesn't mean we are not worried about global risk, we see the gold price going higher. we have cpi data later from the united states. gold up by .5%. its fifth weekly gain. something to watch out for as we talk about stock market strength in 2008. 20 18. the change in guidance on guidance from the ecb, mario draghi and crew. manus: you can call the bond market a bear cub market. this is the state of play on the bonds. u.s. treasuries dipping by 1/8. 12 pips. this week has been showing paper,for three-year 10-year paper, 30 year bond -- auctions came, the highest bid to cover ratios since 2014. the 10-year paper was well the asset managers, fund managers, pension fund managers. the depth of demand should allay concerns about a runaway increase in yield. today it is about infla

three years later make a large joins jamaal jihad southwest sydney labor in pay jason clare and the future minister for immigration scott morrison on a journey to the very heart of what it is to be a stray and today the code. track. jason was to bring kids muslim kids and scott was to bring life services from the shire area. to go to the my cheap trick because as other people from different sides can be mites everything about my chick everything that walker kind of was about stood for. that sense of sacrifice that sense of belonging. we wanted to take them with. and go through that experience. but once you're in conditions like that you know walking through the mud you know in a rain forest it's quite easy to to look beyond physical appearance so a lot of people didn't say me you know as they go that way the scarf and i didn't say that person as just a lifesaver. you couldn't say that one person was more astray end than the other. one we stood at anzac day as it is short of a memorial and let me tell you one thing all over differences melted into one we we're all one we will all are sad. a

what they can do is support people like jamaal.hat they can do is a port support organizations that are going out, as we have seen in tremayne's piece that are focused on fixing these efforts in the community. >> and there are some who are in chicago working specifically on mental health, on dealing with trauma specifically. >> there are so many folks on the front lines who are responding in the immediacy of the crisis and the trauma. when the gun shots ring out and when pain starts to ripple immediately there folks were sitting with the children, the mothers. unfortunately so much weight ends up being on the shoulders of the matriarchs and patriarchs of these families who lose one, two sons, a grandson. but they're also when you go door to door, neighbor to neighbor, they're all experiencing that. thankfully in a city like in chicago, philadelphia, and a camden and a detroit, people are out there every single day trying to not only bring attention to it, but trying to heal it. >>> when we come back, how the shocking number of shoo

ximena: puede chismear jamaal mal de lo que quieras. carlos: es una locura. escuela de la florida. >> es difÍcil de opinar en el resto del paÍs.puedo hablar de miami-dade county. hemos tomado prevenciones para educar a nuestros maestros y a nuestros estudiantes. tenemos tambiÉn seguridad de las escuelas. tenemos policÍa que trabaja para la escuela. estÁn aquÍ constantemente observando y previniendo que ocurra cualquier incidente. eliecer: es condado de miami-dade es el nÚmero 4 mÁs grande en los estados unidos como distrito escolar. esto, en comparaciÓn otras partes del paÍs. cÓmo podemos hablar de la seguridad en otras escuelas. usted ha tenido la oportunidad de viajar a otros lugares, no? >> ha hecho la diferencia que nosotros tenemos una policÍa dedicada completamente a las escuelasde nosotros. el entrenamiento que reciben nuestros maestros, que tambiÉn tenemos con nuestros estudiantes para comunicar, las facilidades. eliecer: es una noticia de Último minuto que estÁ en desarrollo, una amenaza de bomba en el Área de fort lauderdale. un Éxito escolar, tres