i see two trains instead of close to the capital gang jewel four times a week basketball athletics and weightlifting. she's a single mother struggling to get by without state supporters. i i. i i i i i i i i. i i i i i. i said to nyang was born with an impairment to both legs all of her teammates have disabilities but she's the only woman many gambians object to this arrangement they feel men and women should train separately. i said to whom everyone calls takes a different view she sees the other players as her brothers. and as is common with siblings things can get a bit rough. oh yeah. i know. the club is like a family to the approximately twenty basketball players. discrimination against people with disabilities is common in the gambia. as the club founder and coach well knows. that first i said to couldn't play basketball. she dropped the ball and she wouldn't pay attention so the ball would roll away i want to warn you that i don't know how to make sure that that what you did or did what i use the south. but i think i guess if the festival that popped up for many years it did to

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but the deputy mayor in charge of policing in the capital is concerned that female involvement in gangs those who are actively involved in the violence of gangs. it really worries me. i have a daughter who's 20 and it breaks my heart when i listen to younger girls talking about how they have been groomed, how they've been abused. it's a little bit like an iceberg. what we are dealing with, there is a lot under the radar. we are doing our best to engage with those that we know about and to make sure that we are actively reaching out to communities to ensure we are working with young women and girls who are being exploited. we haven't forgotten them. for these 14—year—old boys, growing up in one of london's most deprived areas, knives and girls being used by gangs is an everyday reality. well, girls, they're just used and that. they're just used to carry stuff around, cos see the feds, yeah, they're not really on the girls, they're on the men. so, you see, if the girls carry more stuff, it puts the men at ease. if the feds don't find anything on the men... they're not really going to sear

claims to favor multiculturalism he's worried current migration policies have allowed gangs to thrive in the capital our sister channel in germany spent a day with him in berlin. if they have a knife they are ready to cut and kill if they have a girl there ready to shoot and kill. their resume or everyone has to abide by. the refer milly's in berlin like. show crew these are big families well known in the criminal world but you can't see all of them a criminal many have nothing to do with it. oh. it will be. because of this video because i was present a lot of. i've been in this is in the since nine hundred eighty two there's one though almost every family even if i don't know someone they've heard about me they know i'm a fan of multiculturalism i always being very positively about it wasn't because many found themselves in the criminal world here as a result. we have to give these guys some credit the german government hadn't done enough to integrate and then obvious going to many of them couldn't get a job license for years and that's why they resorted to criminality. these clans are closely tied

gang members terrorize this tiny central american nation. there are 10 murders each day. the state fights fire with fire. it's 4:30 a.m. in the capital, san salvador. the crack police unit, the jaguars, are out on the streets. the e situation in the capitals akin to a war zone. walter: you cover us up front. and he'll protect us from behind. reporter: just a day earlier, two of their colleagues were killed by gang m members. walter: we're going to locations where police have come under fire in previous deployments. that's why we have to be prepared for anything. reporter: the squad heads to the district of san jacinto, which is controlled by the barrio 18 revolutionaries gang. the police's mission this morning is to track down gang members. walter ln and his s team frequently have to enter enemy territory. the state has lost its authority in all too many places. die. reporter: and today, again, the police meet with a wall of silence. people here claim to know nothing ababout gang activitiesn the district. the police need the locals' help, but the e fear of revenges great. and there's nowhere to hide. pedro: we live in fear. as soon a

gang violence. now today was supposed to be the day for a un backed conference aimed at bringing peace to libya but as fighting rages around the capital tripoli the world body is instead warning that the lives of thousands of civilians are at risk among many refugees who previously escaped conflict in the own countries a warlord general khalifa haftar is battling to unseat the internationally recognized government. these families fled as have tours troops advanced on tripoli from the south they've sought shelter in a school building with the capital in their sights have tars fighters are paying little heed to the safety of the civilians in their way. my children and i had to leave our hirees because i was afraid we'd get along and. government fighters are trying to hold their positions but they are faced with tough tars heavily armed forces which can draw on tanks artillery and air support if they breach tripoli's defenses the fighting will soon spill over into the city the families huddled in the school would be in danger once again in the absence of help from the government they're relying on boy scouts volunteers for survival with

so gang, here's the question, is this an example of crony capitalism at its worst?david. the optics are not good. obviously the shareholders did not vote on this boost. the board did. it goes to show you you keep shareholders close and keep board members closer. that's what happened here. the sad thing too shareholders also if you look at since walker took over this company as the leader, i think it was back five, six years ago the stock is only up with dividends reinvest about 3% and it is trailing considerably behind a lot of its peers so he hasn't done a lot of great things for the shareholders over the life of his tenure. >> scott makes a good point. that i think is more important frank frankly than this last minute changing the year end pay. these guys won't have a job after this deal goes through so i don't think it is totally shocking that the board would try to compensate them for seeing the deal through. i think the fact that he is making so much money when the stock hasn't done well and company hasn't done that well is more compelling to me. david: since 2

gang busters. simple way to follow this. renaissance capital ipo etf up 33% this year.ng, frankly. the renaissance ipo is a basket of about 60 of the most recent larger ipos. market capitalization. they hold the ipos for up to two years, but they're adding quickly. they'll likely add lyft shortly. the holdings are very concentrated here. the top ten holdings which include spotify and altese are 43% of the fund there. not a lot of other choices there is another one, though first trust has an ipo etf called opportunity that's market cap weighted it holds roughly the 100 largest ipos, but a difference here, it holds them for four years, not two years, you have older ip oxs in the mix is differently. if you have a hankering to buy foreign companies, by the way, believe it or not, there is an etf for that too renaissance hans an internationl ipo. you see a heavy concentration with these market cap weighted indices, the top ten are 46% of the weighting. i'm waiting for terps on pinterest. going to happen any day now. i would say probably by monday we'll get it i can assure yo

recent weeks to tackle criminal gangs and a spate of killings and kidnappings and operators who defy the order will have their licenses revoked ahmed idris has more from the capital of the region. the nigerian government says there is a nexus or some form a connection between mining activities in the interest rate and the rise in spate of killings and attacks in that state and other parts of northwest nigeria but communities say these attacks have been going on long before. the presence of fording miners in the mining areas of some sort of state for example they gave an example of the speed of kidnappings in that state as well as the us and one thousand destruction of property ends up arrested and other parts of northern north western nigeria as well as the kidnappings that have become so rampant on the one hundred and sixty kilometer. expressway which links the nigeria's capital to other parts of the northwest nigeria the few experts feel that there is a void that is being filled by government and local western nigeria taking full advantage of lots of government presence or little of government presence in that region so it is a very very tough situation for the

capital. these new photos show kimberly endicott tree a endicott free and unharmed after being held by a gang. her dream tour turned into a nightmare when she was abducted at a safari park. her captors demanded a half million dollar ransom. that ransom money was paid by the company that led the excursion. the kidnapers are still at large. pat. >>> selling mulch is time honored tradition for a lot of boy scouts. this year the scouts of troop 1970 inir restonnia learned one of their long time customers husbands had died. aimee cho tells us how the tmmunity rallied and came together to hels widow in her time of need. >> reporter: we could sit here and tell y how much brad whacker loved his wife winslow. s just welcome home she can recognize me. >> reporter: why do that when we can show you. this was in 2010 at dulles airport. we het mmet him when she was co home from i.c.celand. dfter a few months ago mr. whacker pas away. now mrs. whacker is left with a mantel of memories. >> a picture of him as a young pilot. in the morning i say good morning and chat with him and ll him i love him. >> as for h

to tackle criminal gangs and the space of killings and kidnappings and the operators who defy the order will have their licenses revoked well after their trysts has more from the capital of russia. the nigerian government says there is a nexus or some form a connection between mining activities in the interest rate and the rise in spate of killings and attacks in that state and other parts of northwest nigeria but communities say these attacks have been going on long before. the presence of miners in the mining areas of some sort of state for example they gave an example of the speed of kidnappings in that state as well as the arson one thousand destruction of property ends interested in other parts of northern north western nigeria as well as the kidnappings that have become so rampant on the one hundred sixty kilometer. expressway which links the nigeria's capital to other parts of the northwest nigeria the few experts feel that there is a void that is being filled by government and local western nigeria taking full advantage of like a government presence or little of government presence in that region so it is a very very tough situation for the nigerian government

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries for journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who have lost their lives in gang violence. paul says one of the price is in tears here since becoming prime minister and here. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security the ethiopian journalist has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. al-jazeera. front runner to become ukraine's next president in sunday's second round runoff against incumbent. the actor and comedian has a multi-million dollar t.v. production company i mean first he walker went to cement his hometown to find out more about the man who has any experience of politics is playing president on television. this is wreak cook at home in english a city built on iron ore and steel production. and birthplace of a man who is promising to reshape ukraine's political landscape the law to made a zillion ski. zielinski place a humble history teacher who becomes ukraine's president in the hit comedy t.v. series servant of the people the real zelinsky

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries for journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who have lost their lives in gangs five of. course says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister here. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security the ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. al-jazeera. all the actor and comedian writing me as a lenski is the frontrunner to become ukraine's next president and sunday's second round runoff against incumbent petro poroshenko robin forrester walker went to the lenski his hometown to find out more about the man who is only experience of politics is playing the president on television. this is wreak cricket hold in english a city built on steel production. and birthplace of the man who is promising to reshape ukraine's political landscape. zillion ski. zielinski plays a humble history teacher who becomes ukraine's president in the hit comedy t.v. series servant of the people. the real zelinsky has no political experienc

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the board's deadliest countries be journalists at least ten more murders that last year some of the thousands who've lost their lives in gang violence. the report says one of the price is in tears here since becoming prime minister and here to. introduce widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security the ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. al-jazeera lots more still ahead on al-jazeera thousands of jobs on the line in india as one of the country's biggest private adeline's grounds it's free. back in ninety one with indonesian president and his rival. both claimed victory in the election. and then in sports can anyone stop the king of play action from the mounting holocaust. how i was still got plenty of disturbed weather into eastern parts of the united states eastern areas of canada as well that plow spin sliding its way through these the severe storms that have been rattling across the eastern side of texas through a z m a mississippi alabama running right up the appalachians flooding concerns

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries for journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who've lost their lives in gang violence. who call says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister again. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security for the ethiopian.

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries for journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who've lost their lives in gang violence. paul says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister again. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security for ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. a manly al-jazeera. flooding is. iran affecting ten million people some have described how the water levels rose so quickly they simply lost everything and the same reports from volunteers they're doing what they can to help. the river near this village had been rising all night people here say the floods came around sunrise they scrambled to higher ground with no time to save anything but themselves now they're scrambling for handouts. for those who've lost everything even a pair of shoes is precious. these women say younger stronger people take everything leaving nothing for the weak. generations of people have been living in for one hundred years and moving closer to the wa

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries but journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who have lost their lives in gang violence. paul says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister here. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security for ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. out is there a more united nations human rights chief has set a mass trial in bahrain failed to comply with international standards on samus amnesty international says choosers hearing was a mockery of justice as one hundred thirty nine people were jailed for plotting to form a so-called behind hezbollah with links to iran's revolutionary guard all but one of them had their citizenship revoked. indonesia's president and his arrival. have both claimed victory in wednesday's election the final results will be known of next month meanwhile authorities of appeal for calm after some supporters of so called for a march near jakarta's biggest mosque on friday a support from when hey.

weeks to tackle criminal gangs behind the spate of killings and kidnappings and the operators who defy the order will have their licenses revoked rather dri says more from the capital of boozer. the nigerian government says there is a nexus or some form of connection between mining activities in some sort of state and the rising spate of killings and attacks in that state and other parts of northwest nigeria but communities say these attacks have been going on long before . the presence of miners in the mining areas of some sort of state for example they gave an example of this piece of kidnappings in that state as well as the austin one thousand destruction of property ends up arrested and other parts of northern northwestern nigeria as well as the kidnappings of that become so rampant on the one hundred and sixty kilometer. expressway which links the nigeria's capital to other parts of the northwest nigeria the few exports feel that that he's avoided such as being filled by gunmen in the western nigeria taking full advantage of the government presence or little of government presence in that region so it is a very very tough situation for the nigerian government

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the board's deadliest countries for journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who've lost their lives in gang violence. paul says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister here. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security for the ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues walled wide sure about the manly al-jazeera venezuela's president is funneling cash from oil sales through russia's state energy company as he seeks to evade u.s. sanctions that's according to the waters news agency the sales point to nicholas but there is growing dependence on russia as his government struggles to deal with an economic crisis meanwhile the country received its first shipment of humanitarian aid earlier this week on wednesday the u.s. announced a new series of measures targeting venezuela russia has publicly said america's sanctions are illegal and that it will help from israel or through them. police are fired tear gas to disperse stone throwing protesters in indian

capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the boards deadliest countries but journalists at least ten were murdered there last year some of the thousands who have lost their lives in gang violence. paul says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister and. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security the ethiopian journalist has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide . al-jazeera. part of a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera censored version of the model report into russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election has been released it found no evidence of direct collusion involving donald trump but is inconclusive on whether he obstructed justice trumps legal team has declared total victory but democrats are accusing attorney general william barr of misrepresent. in the report. the report recounts ten episodes involving the president and discusses potential legal theories for connecting those activities to the elements of an obstruction offense after carefully reviewing the facts and legal theories outlined in

the capital because that news room in maryland mexico remains one of the balls deadliest countries because. at least ten were murdered last year some of the thousands who have lost their lives in gang violence. the report says one of the price is ethiopia since becoming prime minister here. introduced widespread reforms including releasing prisoners and dropping charges against media outlets the feeling of safety and security for the ethiopian journalists has improved to the envy of many of their colleagues worldwide. al-jazeera the united nations human rights chief says a mass trial in bahrain failed to comply with international standards on fairness amnesty international says choosers hearing was a mockery of justice one hundred thirty nine people were jailed for plotting to form a so-called behind he has a law with links to iran's revolutionary guard or one of them had their citizenship revoked the shia majority in bahrain has been revolting for years against the island's sunni muslim monarchy gunmen in southwest pakistan of ambushed a bus and then killed fourteen and then kidnapped and killed fourteen passengers an alliance of blotch separatist groups is claiming responsibility

in the region on saturday armed cattle rustlers and kidnapping gangs of believed to be responsible of miti dress has more from the capital of the church this is the latest in the round of violence sweeping northwest nigeria in particular exam for a state this a state that has been and are tied by what security forces here call bandits they've been running over our entire villages sucking entire communities tens of thousands of been displaced and they have also spread their tentacles not only in some forested but across most parts of northwest nigeria a cartoonist trade in some quarters stayed in other parts of the northwest and have also moved into unusually public one of the communities that was attacked or whether we can was in product on the border with new zero republic so the security forces here is specially the nigerian army which has been fighting so many battles across several states and nigeria has deployed there or why a year ago but these attacks still continue entire communities have been stopped and tens of thousands of people are now living in displaced persons comes across northwest nigeria. a cholera out