and they flee to niger. and countries around there. and that's how these young people get attacked and they got attacked by 50 real fighters but these were people in many cases that were in the middle east. that now go to africa to try and, you know, cause problems there. and ultimately, they want to come back here. because this is where they really want to be. so it's a rough business. i wouldn't -- i don't think i would want to be a terrorist right now. it's not a good life but it's -- the only thing that they -- what else is there? but, you know, that is -- you know, people don't say that. the reason they're there is because we forced them out. and it's not nearly as many -- it's not nearly as intense but it's pretty intense when you see that happening. so that's that. i think hillary's getting killed now with russia. the real russia story is hillary

government-supported trip, hoping to boost trade with niger. kuli kuli appears to be the perfect fit. she is confident they will be able to help the lives of people there who have so little and just as important keep her promise. >> amazing. it's like full circle. >> i hope so. >> so she's very confident that it will happen. that they'll be sourcing from farmers in niger and fulfilling that promise she made years ago. >>> a developer is offering a free house in downtown oakland. free. all you have to do is move it out of downtown oakland. the two-story victorian is dwarfed by its neighbors. but look closely and you can see it has vintage charm. the developer bought it for $1.5 million. but only wants the land so he can build a six-condo building. if you have a spare lot, the house is yours. moving it could cost tens of thousands of dollars, depending on how far you're taking it. >> oh, yeah. balloons. >> you can get that foggy breeze to help push it through. >> you're always doing diy projects. >> let's get down there. >> if you've got anything

and until recently, migration provided legal business opportunities for many in niger. reporter: since a botched opereration left basashir amma unable t to walk propeperly, s been devotining most of hihis e to his fooootball club, , nasa agagadez. he used totoarn his living by transptiting huneds s of mimigrts acrososthe desert. he was one of the local bosses. but now people s smuggling has been outlawed. nowawadays, bashirir is intered in getettingoung m men to join h football team. bashir: ththe routes nororth thh the dedesert are mucuch too dadangerous now.w. i trtry persuadadthe boys t o stay here. maybe that will mean our team will g get promoted d to the ft divisionon. repoporter: currenently, the cls just about b breaking evenen, s babashir. he pays ththeir modest w wagesm his savings or on occasion fmm trsferer revue. there are six migrants in bashir's squadad. but t despite his s efforts, nol plan to stayay. jeremy from nigea has his heart set on europe. he dreamams of becomining a professionalal footballer r in italaly. jejeremy: here i i get about $a month. s

delta not necessarily the niger delta still has a lot of issues the parts of nigeria remains very poor there's a lot of environmental degradation government has promised to clean up you know going in line but that hasn't happened yet it's not a promise that has been kept unfortunately so the whole question of crude oil be in the you know kind of the the golden goose that lays the golden egg in nigeria and yet the people who lay the goods is not benefiting anything so nigeria nigeria is political play and elite has benefited from oil but the poor masses of nigeria citizens have only gotten poorer and that includes many people from the niger delta where the oil comes from tourism a particularly talked about corporations regarding the war on terror while as to whether tom polo case because vince cable the head of the liberal democrats was business secretary then philip hammond was. any connection they will deny any wrongdoing what is the relationship between bihari and so-called warlords in nigeria and book heroes which is what your resume was referring to with the strategic defense partn

nig niger, a problem for each of you. i'll pick up on niger's point. here's the problem for you, catherine. one, do you have businesses having an optimistic look that measures higher than what we've seen in recent history. >> that's true. >> unemployment is lower. the stock market is higher. trump is using those along with the growth of the quarter. look, fair point. 2017 i think was 2.3%. it wasn't a blowout year, but he thinks this year is going to be above 4% at the end. forecasters don't agree, but that's the trump hyperbole. the hard part for you is all of the numbers are better now than they were when he took over. isn't that unqualified success? >> no. it's a continuation of the same trends that we saw before. consumer confidence has been gradually picking up over basically the last, like, eight years or so, virtually since we got out of the great recession. >> okay. >> these are longer-term trends that pre-date trump. also i would remind you of course that businesses just got this enormous deficit-financed tax cut. >> on that point, niger. last

. >> niger, why not do to tebow. >> they are affair arbiter, their role in judicial nominations.ident to do it. why not remove the specter of fairness and give it to the fbi. >> i wish someone named senator dianne feinstein had had exactly that point of view when she got this information from a democrat congresswoman in july. the fact that she sat on this reveals exactly what dr. ford's friend said in the earlier hour. i agree with dr. ford's friend completely, which is dr. ford is being used as a political football. if that analogy is correct, and i agree with it 1,000%, the quarterback is dianne feinstein, the coach is chuck schumer and running back is kamala harris. what democrats are doing for political purpose when dr. ford, in my opinion, has a three and a half decade old memory and a trauma she believes occurred to her is a disgrace, it's an outrage. >> niger, i get your take on the politics, not to give short shri shrift. i get it. how does that remove interest in giving it to the fbi now that you have a controversy. >> the fact was the letter has been submitted late to t

government-supported trip helping to boost trade with niger. cooley cooley appears to be the perfect fit. lisa confident they will be able to help improve the lives of people there who have so little and just as important keep a promise. >> amazing. i mean, that's -- it's like full circle. >> reporter: the deal for farmers in niger to provide maringa for cooley cooley has not been finalized yet, but lisa is confident in time it will happen. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> where in the world has steph curry been in the off-season besides golfing? we actually tracked him down. we'll show you what he's been up to next. >> and so nice to get some cooler weather after such a hot summer. take a live look outside in fremont. we're enjoying the natural air conditioning with today our highs reaching only into the mid-70s there. a look at all the my crthe micrd take a look at the weekend coming up next. we all know how curry is in the bay area. >>> welcome back. well, new this morning we all know how popular steph curry is in the bay area, but you m

central could be status with nigeria's two major rivers the niger and been you meet to rancho rain since the early part of september caused them to burst their banks and triggered a flash floods to live in other states have been affected the highest death toll has been in niger state for at least forty people were killed through areas particularly those along waterways of the most vulnerable but worse may yet be to come nigeria's weather agency says rising water levels of forecast to exceed those recorded in two thousand and twelve when flooding killed more than three hundred sixty people and displaced at least two million huge swathes of farmland were destroyed nigerian authorities are also now preparing for the water level in the niger river to swell again if water is released from the leg dam and neighboring cameroon people in nigeria are accustomed to some flooding this is the tail end of the rainy season but little has prepared them for this many say a lack of planning and neglected infrastructure has exacerbated the crisis. zero to zero. five days before voters in the modis go to t

same reason why i got involved with the government could not that was about young people it was about niger and the only thing i knew i knew to do at a time was through psychologic. so to do. websites. what worries me is we've reached where less than a million in a country where we need to reach thirty four million now that doesn't happen in the night when you know the the numbers for poverty levels in niger and literally our work is to make sure that every young person that we train is able to rise not just above the poverty line but is able to take the tire family above the poverty line then our times we ask ourselves who asked us to do this. for me and my mother. i hope to go deeper into studying more about what i do what i love doing like music is. it when i get angry i can go to music and play my guitar and i come back to myself. my hope in life is that by goes greece as god blesses me i'm going to. go and rest and and just because she's she's done she's. the rest she needs to enjoy life for it before she goes back to go. do you. mean because he said one strike you're. not scared of an

same reason why i got involved with a governor could not that was about young people it was about niger and the only thing i knew i knew to do at a time was through psychologic. so to do. websites. what worries me is we've reached we're less than a million in a country where we need to reach thirty four million now that doesn't happen in the night when you know the the numbers for poverty levels in niger and literally our work is to make sure that every young person that we train is able to rise not just above the poverty line but is able to take the tire family above the poverty line then our times we ask ourselves waxed us to do this. for me and my mother. i hope to go deeper into studying more about what i do what i love doing like music is. it when i get angry i can go to music and play my guitar and i come back to myself. my hope in life is that by goes greece as god blesses me i'm going to take the country to go and rest and and just because she's she's done she's. still rests she needs to enjoy life for it before she goes back to go. see. me because he said why strike you he said

same reason why i got involved with a governor could not that was about young people it was about niger and the only thing i knew i knew to do at a time was through psychologic. so to do. websites. what worries me is we've reached we're less than a million in a country where we need to reach thirty four million now that doesn't happen at night when you know the the numbers for poverty levels in niger and literally our work is to make sure that every young person that we train is able to rise not just above the poverty line but is able to take the tire family above the poverty line then our times we ask ourselves why asked us to do this. for me and my mother. i hope to go deeper into studying more about what i do what i love doing like music is. it when i get angry i can go to music and play my guitar and i come back to myself. my hold in life is that by goes agrees as god blesses me i'm going to take the country to go and rest and and just because she's she's done a lot done and she's passed real love and she needs to rest she needs to enjoy life for it at least before she goes back to

the poor masses of nigeria citizens have only gotten poorer and that includes many people from the niger delta where the oil comes from tourism a particularly talked about corporations regarding the war on terror why as to whether tom polo case because vince cable the head of the liberal democrats was business secretary then philip hammond was. any connection they all deny any wrongdoing what is the relationship between bihari and so-called warlords in nigeria and book of her own which is what tourism a was referring to with the strategic defense partnership with nigeria well i mean who is the president of nigeria so he has a responsibility to secure the country against terrorists and he says he's been very successful he has tried but whether his best has been good enough is another question because boko haram continuance so i talk nigerians and we continue to have terrorism in all the ways and you don't in any relations between the current president and the mr well not not necessarily and not really as a former minister of any funny cody says that he supports people who i think are i do

cintra could be status when nigeria's two major rivers the niger and bin you meet to ritual rain since the early part of september caused them to burst their banks and trigger flash floods and live in other states have been affected the highest death toll has been in niger state for at least forty people were killed through areas particularly those along waterways of the most vulnerable but worst may yet be to come nigeria's weather agency says rising water levels of full cost to exceed those recorded in two thousand and twelve when flooding killed more than three hundred sixty people and displaced at least two million huge swathes of farmland were destroyed nigerian authorities are also now preparing for the water level in the niger river to swell again if water is released from the leg baudin and neighboring cameroon people in nigeria are accustomed to some flooding this is the tail end of the rainy season but little has prepared them for this many say a lack of planning and neglected infrastructure has exacerbated the crisis million a hand to zero. a court in south africa has given

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states of nigeria heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and bending rivers to burst their banks floods of spread across the country over the last two weeks and national disaster has been declared in four states and the governments put aside twenty one million dollars for medical and relief support. rescue teams in the northern philippines are digging through mounds of mud looking for survivors of a landslide it hit a mining area in it's all gone province where many people have been sheltering from typhoon one hundred with heavy rain continuing there is growing concern for those still missing. reports from. these the mountain was indestructible but the force of nature proved too great more than fourteen miners took shelter from the storm in a bunk house built into the hillside these thought they were safe but the landslide triggered by super could bury to forty feet deep this is the town in big province it bore the brunt of the storm's power the devastation is so widespread the full scale of the damage is not you know. it's for news about h

government supported trip, hoping to boost trade with niger.dent they will improve the lives of people who have so little, and just as important, keep her promise. >> amazing. it's like full circle. indeed. i met lisa. she was on one of our shows just getting this company off the ground. it's neat to see the progress. >> it's a multimillion company. you go to whole foods and you find their feeling that in the aroo trends, i don't think this is the last you will hear about it. >> i'm very excited for her and the people there. thanks. another great bay area. gabe is the sports director of our spanish language partner, telemundo 48. he is providing color commentary in spanish on 49ers.com. he posted this photo from the booth with the head of nfb mexico. he is a great person to follow on twitter. we will turn it over to sports. san francisco employed a sharpy signing for eight science. he's in the hall of fame. another controversial and talented white out looking at the 49ers as a possible destination. josh gordon wants to 49ers or . they are plann

manigault newman released a previous tape where trump can be heard discussing the deadly niger ambush what happens is we're decimated. it's a rough business. they're rough. they want to kill us. we've let the military do what they have to do. whether you call it rules of engagement -- in the middle east there's very few left. we really -- we've done a very good job. we've done more in seven months because really it's seven months we've started -- we've done more in seven months than they've done in eight years. >> manigault newman said the recording is from an october 27th, 2017 meeting of the white house communications team that trump joined. she went to describe trump's comments as mocking the deaths of soldiers and also alleged that none of the attendees had security clearance to discuss the topic of niger. >> manigault newman said someone in mike pence's office may be behind the "new york times" op ed. >> any thoughts on who it is? >> i've been very vocal about the fact that i believe it is a senior staffer in pence's office. >> in pence's office? >> i went through every e-mail th

in africa >> on niger, so what happens is we're decimated -- you know, it's a rough business.e rough, too, they want to kill us. we've let the military do what they have to do. and whether you call it rules of engagement or anyway you want to say it, we let them do what they want to do. in the middle east there's very few left. we really -- we've done a very good job. we've done more in seven months, seven months we've started. we've done more in seven months than they've done in eight years, okay. >> on a separate tape from that meeting, same meeting, however, president trump's obsession with hillary clinton was on full display. let's list tone that part about hillary. >> i think hillary is getting killed now with russia. the real russia story is hillary and collusion. somebody told me, a million dollars -- >> yeah, someone just said she's far for the country then -- >> you see, nobody knows who spent t. >> woody allen once said, what did reality ever do for me? what world is he in here? >> but it's interesting. one thing consistent about donald trump is he believes he can cr

this up why in the world would she have done that not knowing the right capital was going to be in niger. has a will there appears notes the therapist the therapist notes show that she claimed there were four witnesses in the room she says oh no the therapist took the notes wrong there were two so give me a break with what she told the therapist cory booker who is a senator a democrat from new jersey who sits on the judiciary committee in one nine hundred ninety two wrote an article in a stanford college newspaper saying he groped a woman's breasts against her wishes keith allison who's the assistant chair of the d.n.c. and is running for attorney general of minnesota. for secure was he is accused by his girlfriend of sexual abuse and nobody on the democratic side cares one bit explain that returning this is what we call what about ism in other words if you have something they can't really defend i say well what about this one what and you know why i don't i didn't inquire well for the supreme court any time soon nobody and nobody is putting keith ellison on a nine person supreme court f

from niger for the feel woods as soon as the swedish government sensed or recognized that germany is going to lose the the increasingly towards the allies. so a change in this week's attitude. in october one thousand nine hundred forty three the swedish red cross by now under the energetic command of full cabinet don't. organized a prisoner of war exchange between the western allies and nazi germany but the swedish pull to gothenburg. a year later a similar intervention the total of prisoners riprap treated to over ten thousand. on their way home at last our heartfelt thanks are due to sweetly from the vital part played by that country in the organization of the exchange. for cabin adult had successfully established sweden's role as an intermediary. but in germany there were other prisoners in even greater need to the swedish count skills as a mediator. ally they report reported by airport got radicalized by warning of an offer right. as allied troops pushed towards berlin from the east and west. they began to encounter concentration camps. tens of thousands of prisoners living and d

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states of nigeria and heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and benway rivers to burst their banks have spread across the country over the last two weeks. iraq is running out of water is planning ministry says around ninety percent of land is now does it and vama say the future is a dying but that crops from office and reports from baghdad. this is what's left of this section of the once mighty tigris river. barely enough water to escape iraq's burning daytime heat the tigris and the euphrates rivers were the main water supplies for these once lush rice fields. farmers like raman used to be able to grow up to eighty square meters of rice that's only a little over one percent of the size of an average football pitch but it helped to keep his family alive now he produces barely a fraction of what if you grow before. now. look how dry this land is we can't get enough water even the water irrigation canals are empty and. iraq's ministry of water resources says that levels in rivers like the tigris here in baghdad have dropped up to forty percent o

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states of nigeria heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and benue rivers to burst their banks floods of spread across the country over the last two weeks a national disaster has been declared in four states and the government has put aside twenty one million dollars for medical and relief support. rescue teams in the northern philippines are digging through mounds of mud looking for survivors of a landslide it hit a mining area and it's a gone province where many people have been sheltering from typhoon one hundred with heavy rain continuing there is growing concern for those still missing as jimmy duggan reports from integral. these the mountain was in destructible but the force of nature proved too great more than fourteen miners took shelter from the storm in a bunk house built into the hillside these thought they were safe but the landslide triggered by super typhoon could bury to forty feet deep this is the town in big province it bore the brunt of the storm's power the devastation is so widespread the full scale of the damage is not

one hundred people have died in flooding across ten states and area heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and benyus of us to best their banks floods and spread across the country of the past two weeks and ashton disaster is being declared in four states and the government has provided twenty. one million dollars for medical and relief support. now iraq is running out of water and planning ministry says about ninety percent of the land is now desolate the small amount of remaining farmland a shrinking by five percent a chair now fama say their future is a dying with their crops problematics and reports from baghdad. this is what's left of this section of the once mighty tigris river. barely enough water to escape iraq's burning daytime heat the tigris and the euphrates rivers were the main water supplies for these once lush rice fields. farmers like raman used to be able to grow up to eighty square metres of rice. that's only a little over one percent of the size of an average football pitch but it helped to keep his family alive now he produces barely a fraction of what if you grow befor

to get the agenda they want to cross and we saw with the rocks around the there was another british niger documents that really smoking yellowcake and exactly about the nuclear capacity of iran that was so those facilitated by britain so consistently played a major role especially with american policy. when we come to this new cold war. you know it strikes me that britain is really the agent enemy of russia going back one hundred years of the great game how much are we looking at the british and in the new formulation of having getting basically russia against the u.s. what i mean i think as with everything the united states is leading although there are certain countries that britain is involved with for example the focalin the islands and gibraltar and. these kind of nations that britain is taking more of an active lead in but the united states of course leads in. on the issue of russia but mean britain still got thousands of troops based in germany in the same way the united states has got many thousands still there and this is part of an apparent bowl against against russia which seem

known some relation officials believe he is living in china now and so some people have argued that niger brown's out may not have known the full extent of what was happening at one and the full extent of the corruption scandal however it has to be remembered that he was the prime minister as well as the finance minister of this country when the corruption scandals took place ok thanks for the update from kuala lumpur. of all of pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif has been greeted by jubilant crowds of supporters after being freed on bail is a high court order sharif is daughter and son in law be released until their appeal against corruption sentences can be heard that rules deficiencies in the case that led to the jailing of the three in july over the purchase of luxury properties in london one hundred joins us live from. in the hall so call what's the mood like where you are outside of syria's house. right now i can tell you more local media and. then why should he leave the door he was given a rousing welcome by party supporters. and the. dreaded and which is situated on the outskir

hundred people have died in flooding across ten a states of nigeria heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and benue rivers to burst their banks floods are spread across the country over the last two weeks and nationalists.

situation laureus critical in the northeast of nigeria we recently returned from a trip in know this to niger in borno state in particular we visited two facilities health facilities run by a billion one governmental organization doctors without borders in my degree the capital city where you have hundreds of thousands of people fleeing boko haram fighting in other parts of the state and other parts of the northeast now what we saw there in one of the facilities that are more than one hundred children in a ward and the ward cannot take more much more than that and in another facility is run by the same organization i seventy is getting better i located four children and all of them are suffering from what the doctors call i cood and serve them on the trees in cases and aid workers are telling us it reflects the situation across the region not only in nigeria but also across the border in the chad cameroon and . the northeast in particular off nigeria where a lot of people have been displaced we're talking about more than eight million people impacted by nine years of war quite i mean literall

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states in nigeria heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and benway rivers to burst their banks floods have spread across the country over the last two weeks and that disaster has been declared in four states and the government has provided twenty one million dollars for medical relief so pause those are your headlines we're back with another full bulletin of news here on al-jazeera after the stream. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures of course of the world. so no matter where you call home i'll just bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. me ok and i really could be anywhere as though freedom forum bringing together artists entrepreneurs and human rights advocates from around the world coming up we chat with two notable speakers for this year's conference that's today on the stream we are live now on you tube so send your questions and comments and i will do our very best to get them into this conversation. my name is. threatened with violence ever since twenty fourteen when she published the perso

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states of nigeria heavy seasonal rains cools the new niger and the benue e rivers to burst their banks floods have spread across the country over the past two weeks and forecasters say water levels will be higher than in twenty twelve that's when flooding displaced more than two million people members of zimbabwe's opposition of walked out during the president's state of the nation address to parliament it was a moment gaga was speaking in the capital harare outlining his government's agenda after winning a disputed election in july president moment gallagher has called for unity to help rebuild zimbabwe's struggling economy and overcome a cholera outbreak. that has the latest from the zimbabwean capital. members from the opposition parliamentarians walked out of parliament with president and mrs reagan was giving a statement the nation address nickname for me is not a gentleman named and he needs dolan she direction and they say that nearly done nelson chamisa the leader of the main opposition party in d.c. won this election they also say be

one hundred people have died in flooding across ten states in nigeria heavy seasonal rains cause the niger and benue rivers to burst their banks floods and spread across the country over the past two weeks and national disaster has been declared and for states the government has provided twenty one million dollars for medical and relief support. now thousands of ethiopians have demonstrators in the capital against ethnic violence over the weekend that left at least twenty three people dead police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators two hundred people have been held in the capital addison over the violence the unrest follows a mass rally last week to mark the return of leaders of the formerly exiled liberation front group. now on the u.s. east coast heavy rain is still disrupting rescue efforts in the carolinas storm florence has been downgraded to a tropical depression more than thirty people have been killed in north and south carolina kristen salumi reports from wilmington north carolina. it may not be the strongest storm to hit north carolina but florence is the wettest rivers

so only because the soviet union had had this very deliberate pattern of repeating niger graphic observations that we could actually say that. what things had been like before so that we could see that there'd been a change we were stunned to realize how much data they gathered over forty or fifty years over the whole arctic ocean i think there is something like nine hundred thousand pages in there nope book had been rescued because a lot of these were handwritten notes going back fifty years from the ice camps. bags we were able to calculate averages based on a measurements taken every ten years as that he normally is the decent the. he knew that it's the blue cheese that gave us a better understanding of changes in the arctic ocean ten year intervals your excess the janja see that in the work they get the work nasha done their voice but heard you know it's good when you carved out it was more useful for studying climate change and the americans for ongoing monitoring group of the wall is just a senior national course american computer technology was much better than ours ten times better th

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. >> you say you charted this book by opening boxes in booking the letters in the niger looking at the inside and collecting a a whole lifetime or other people', lifetimes i love the expressionk it was like the glaciers see hog this image all of this lifein te going on things frozen in time these were books and memorabilia from a family actually there were 80 boxes and i took i took it down to seven and then toas realize desperately trying to finish this book i was writing a chapter a day which is absolutely insane normally takes me me years years to write a a i was going to finish it in four i months so i would take things out and then there would be a letter from my mother to me when she was really upset and she was going to kill herself so i satlg down and they wrote something you must've been about her someg language or something that what d,e was saying undermines thelie word that i picked up something and that i find out my parents were illegal immigrants. things all mine.aid [laughter] so that turns into the things that they sent to me that turned out to be alive. one of them wa

i personally don't believe that i would give evidence or concerning government nigerian government niger and so just yes any time. as moyers are fundamental of my fundamental responsibility is to provide objective legal advice to the clients. and it is to try to obtain redress for those clients according to the law and will use every legal option in australia to put forward the best case for those victims the tree represent these uses very very often this is very easy for them that. i wasn't thinking i was going to be. tomorrow we are going to be filing. their cases for you before the supreme court and we are asking the supreme court to. give you the address in the last nineteen years you have been forgotten you are an example of what happened to many many many people unfortunately we can't promise you we'll win this case but we're trying our best we've spoken to you we've investigate we have done a lot of work we pray that the law will protect and address what happened but it's a really worthwhile case so i'm really honored to be representing each and every one of. the legal case is now

hundred people have died in flooding across ten states of nigeria heavy seasonal rains caused the niger and ben rivers to bust the banks floods have spread across the country over the last two weeks. iraq is running out of water this ministry says around ninety percent of land is now the fama say the future is a dying with the crops and reports from baghdad. this is what's left of this section of the once mighty tigris river. barely enough water to escape iraq's burning daytime heat the tigris and the euphrates rivers were the main water supplies for these once lush rice fields. farmers like raman used to be able to grow up to eighty square metres of rice. that's only a little over one percent of the size of an average football pitch but it helped to keep his family alive now he produces barely a fraction of what if you grow before. now as i have said look how dry this land is we can't get enough water even the water irrigation canals are empty and. iraq's ministry of water resources says that levels in rivers like the tigris here in baghdad have dropped up to forty percent over the las

now what, niger? >> that's going to be a pickle. here and not talk like a conservative pundit. that is going to be a pickle. it would have to be, i would suspect that the vote would have to be delayed a little bit longer. obviously there would have to be a discussion between grassley and feinstein and wray and i suppose other stakeholders to find out how long the fbi would need. the question that i think you should ask is if the fbi comes back with the information that we already know from the testimony and from just the public knowledge in general if they come back and say there's no more there there, are there going to be any democrats that change their mind and actually vote for kavanaugh other than those moderate democrats in trump-dominated states? i think the answer to that question is no. >> fair point. but it's okay for it to be no if the reason they're not voting yes is they weren't going to anyway because they don't like his jurisprudence. you have to be fair what the basis of their no was, jess. so when we get to next wee

bush had 18 words in his state of the union that was incorrect about uranium being purchased in niger. that was a big deal. and it really hurt the credibility of the bush administration. so, you know, they have this credibility problem, and it's because it has accumulated so much, so quickly. >> we do this reporting day in and day out, when we need to correct the president or contextualize something he said or when we're revealing things inside the white house, including all the reports of all the chaos in the white house and what the advisers to the president, those senior people inside the administration actually believe about what's going on. bob woodward's book only bolstered much of the reporting that had been out there before, but i want to read you one point, one page specifically from this book. i think it's the last page of woodward's book. this is talking about john dowd, one of the president's former lawyers, in trying to decide whether or not the president should sit down with robert mueller. dowd believed that the president had not colluded with russia or obstructed justi

decins sans fronti res has raised the alarm about the number of children under five dying in southern nigergeria — are the worst it has ever seen, with ten children dying every day — most from complications of malaria or malnutrition. that's from bbc afrique. and this is getting a lot of attention online. a billboard bearing the google definition of the word "woman" has been removed from a building in liverpool after it was accused of being discriminatory against transgender people. a woman paid £700 to display the words "woman — noun, adult human female". it was removed after an lgbt activist complained. the leaders of britain's two major parties both gave important speeches today, and they presented quite different visions of the country's future. we will hear from the prime minister ina we will hear from the prime minister in a moment. first, here's the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, speaking at the labour party conference. ten yea rs ten years ago this month, the whole "greed is good..." came crashing down to earth. devastating consequences. but instead, of making essential ch

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when you know all the numbers for poverty levels in niger and literally our work is to make sure that every young person that we trim is able to rise not just above the poverty line but is able to take the tire from really above the poverty line there are times we ask ourselves what os to do this. i want to go deeper into studying more about what i do what i love doing lego music is in there. every day good i'm green i can go to music and play my guitar and i can both to myself. i hold in a live by greece as god blesses me i'm going to take out of the country are to go and rest and enjoy herself because she's she's done a lot of damage she says pastor a lot of ash and he still rests she needs to enjoy life for it at least before she goes back to god so now i see future i have much as was the one do very well as. being necessary impressed me because as he said why strike your statement he said when he was in school and it's a job is. not aired they never hear it and then all the while is that we know for here it's what we've got here going to be everybody has a past. it had been the on