it to c.d.'s and. because we go to lake chad. we can hardly talk about living. in 1963 lake chad covered an area of 25000 square kilometers. by 2007 it was just 2500 square kilometers more than 90 percent smaller and the lake continues to shrink. if the lake were to completely dry up more than $15000000.00 people would probably become climate refugees and this figure does not take into account the rate of population growth. lake chad remains a life source for millions of people but as it continues to shrink water is becoming an ever scarcer and more valuable resource. and so our arable land and the fish in the lake. as lake chad gets smaller competition for these resources will become increasingly bitter. even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp.

monetary policy committee of the bank of england voting for radical action on interest rates to combat the c.d.'s that term his latest book not working consolidates his reputation as one of the world's leading kenson economists today he speaks to alex about his forecast that the economic storm clouds are gathering once again before this even been a full recovery from the last great recession. welcome to the average saddam show so i'm starving me. in your new book not walking you argue that unemployment is as big an issue today as it was 70 years ago or how do you justify that in an age of high employment levels and partly low unemployment levels well turns out that before 2008 the unemployment rate gave you everything you need is a know about the labor market unfortunately that's not true since 2008 and the big deal now is that under employment is what matters people in work can't get enough hours they can't get enough income and that's why they're hurting and the elem pliant rate doesn't really pick that up. if you say it in the book the 5 great evils identified by william beveridge that is o

of the international call me feeds back into the politics of brics it this week we begin a 3 part of c.d.'s on how and why these fiscal storm clouds are gathering we ask international economist their take on the financial environment and we asked political economist in the u.k. that background worship the brics to beat most importantly we ask the question what is to be done we start this week with alex in discussion with the international economists who can justifiably see that t. forecast the full extent of the great recession of just over 10 years of cool for 3 years between 2006 and 2009 professor david blanchflower of dartmouth college new hampshire was a lone voice on the monetary policy committee of the bank of england voting for radical action on interest rates to combat the c.d.'s that term his latest book not working consolidates his reputation as one of the world's leading kenson economists today he speaks to alex about his forecast that the economic storm clouds are gathering once again before this even been a full recovery from the last great recession. welcome to the average

investment as fast as it can the problem is with lengthy planning procedures with lengthy corporate c.d.'s and with lack of skilled plum bus and the like construction workers it actually isn't that easy to ramp up spending germany would probably come up with plans to spend more but the money would then be spend over the years rather than just this year or next year it takes time in germany i didn't realise it was that hard to spend money thank you very much for joining us there from. british airways has canceled almost all its flights as pilots begin its day strike tens of thousands of passengers have been left stranded it's the 1st time the company's pilots of take part in industrial action which could cost the airline almost $50000000.00 a day the strike was called of the pilots rejected an offer of 11 and a half percent is for his pay as far as the pay rise goes of 3 years be ace's it off as wolk last salaries and has reportedly boarded could withdraw perks like free flights of family members the pilots say they should be getting a bigger share of company profits. out of the frying p

and c.d.'s in the scrum as the rugby world cup heads to japan we meet an 86 year old tackling play off easy. welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us. on the streets of hong kong has forced its government to sit up and listen the government has been drawn a controversial extradition bill that's bought months of protests in the chinese started 3 chief executive cathy made the announcement today 1st the government will formally with shoulder bill in order to fully allay public concerns the secretary for security will move a motion according to the rules of procedure when the legislative council recently . that though doesn't seem to have made much of a difference but pro-democracy activists yes how they reacted. to candy land that confession is still calling to thank you and you too late the damage is done to god and who still believe that he will call it a shooting fish he can use is from god the impulse to pretend and he'll find it that's not again to be the sceptical 5 p. models that

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the street with several c.d.'s in a deal to do it so. if you said. you know i'm it isn't. this community. the only way your discipline is only where you're going to be immediately. do something but when you weigh it but money. for where you have to care need. so that pilots be sure. but what gets rid of it gets it the month of it then. kill off i like you'll keep. control puppy food safety thinking somebody suitable it did not get. this a push to move this big deal that was you know i speak to. your mom when they see them so sad. but not the same for selling. all of them but i don't see all the feel of. me most. people feel some gift i should you know better what you. decide to stop. but i got. to go. back to thoughtful people. to offer up. but still. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. pain years in the process started 10 years and i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next seas

the towards a solution in line with the resolution 2254 that meets the legitimate aspirations of all c.d.'s and these based on a strong commitment to the country so what entity independence unity and territorial integrity. so let's have a look at the power of balance in the battlefield the syrian government backed by iran and russia control nearly 2 thirds of the country opposition armed groups are mainly confined to adlib province in the northwest the syrian government launched several offensive to retake the last major remaining rebel stronghold months ago turkey back some of the fighters in it live and has military forces in other cities in the northern syria turkish troops went into african jobless and bob after launching an offensive against eisel and syrian kurdish fighters the y.p. g. turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist organization and wants them out of the border areas the kurds are backed by the us and control much of north eastern syria it was. we cannot bring in our guests joining us on skype from amman is cease the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria cri

of children being forcibly recruited for fighting if it's vital it seems the displacement of these c.d.'s is deliberate people who are not children slave to driven out of their villages with no water or food. that's what i said i 1st thought was this poor woman of less years 2 kids i think i'm pleased mercy of a dangerous man. how can a person change like that because the question keeps bothering me shifty fact that he's grown up here and probably happily he went to kindergarten and high school a normal civilized person wouldn't buy himself a slave. i'm so shocked. i want to help her and it's like i want her to at least have a few ok days that's had a. chance i'm sorry thank god. the woman was called la mia she wouldn't be an issue for leonora for very long because soon after this photo was used to offer her for sale back to her yesterday family. one year later in 2016 i drove to northern iraq i guess free territory. i had found refuge in a displaced persons camp here by being looking for her for months. i cautiously stepped into the room. i was still severely traumatized. me we commun

las vegas the annual c.d.'s trade shows spotlights high tech innovations from around the world. before his current venture cost and buy fell helped build this car for chinese startup by. german manufacturing expertise lots of cash and unlimited government backing the ingredients china is using to power ahead on the market the mbai is a $40000.00 euro electric s.u.v. with a one meter 20 screen a tablet on wheels for video conferences or online shopping past the time in traffic jams get set for production late 2019. mercedes is here too with a glass prototype. the mid range combustion engine cars on the other hand can be purchased. b.m.w. also has a vision the i next electrics driving with a shag carpet it's not for sale. meaning another high profile german who jumped ship called thomas noirmont was on the books and board. c.e.o. of continental and then opel. now he lives in the u.s. where he's launched a startup. is this really the dawn of a new era dawn of a new era and down here we have the biggest s.u.v. that b.m.w. has ever built is not emblematic of the current situation in

dean reynolds reports from north carolina's ninth c.d. >> reporter: the big question in the special election here today is whether the republicans can hold on to this traditionally republican seat without cheating. >> good to see you. >> reporter: democrat dan mccready is facing off against republican dan bishop because the race last year was won by a republican who was found to have benefited from absentee ballots intercepted and completed to swing the election to him. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: mccready lost that race by 900 votes, conceded, and then rescinded his concession when the obvious voter fraud was uncovered. do you think it could happen again? >> you would think it would never happen again, but we can't take anything for granted. >> reporter: the race is seen by some as the first of the 2020 election cycle and he said voter sentiments have definitely changed from a year ago. >> the most common reaction i got was people who were stunned, and some of them expressed fear about how far left the democrat party has become. >> reporter: both the president and vice president were her

so no one broken window so now we understand what makes changes so as soon as police appears in the c.d.'s one of the stop their arrests we see clashes with we see. a lot of fun rest in the city and a lot of problems so police and let's move a portion of those people or responsible for violence. and i think that they should be brought to justice and i assume your question about like bigger reason i think that action of adamant wouldn't understand it's very well he just doesn't want to mention it but bigger reason i think one of the biggest reasons all for these changes is generational change because young people they don't watch t.v. at all not just because of propaganda but just because they don't use it because it's i would outdated so that because human from ation differently then it becomes of propaganda and that's why it's very difficult but let me put in a kremlin to impose. their. usual with henri to and to make these people believe that our country is like a democratic country you which is progressing going to quickly and so and so on so because of these generational change and

cause all over the country they will hear somebody why even change you know why use human ice because c.d.'s if there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim lesion of nigeria. the police have arrested 7 people including the teachers running the school the children are now staying at a temporary camp in the city while peace contacts that parents. will get you more on this shocking discovery i want to take you to nigeria to it where you might. have used a house or a correspondent in that could you not northern nigeria a ram i understand that you were actually at the scene at the school where these crimes were perpetrated what did you find when that's just today you didn't when the. sun into the guts up which is that you've got a local government in northern. nigeria well actually intent almost everybody in the house including the. un depends on the flow in. that so i pull into lots of the ones out there you know my you get out of it that's is the children now they put into this search is the towards them steps this that it is 190. because i decided to come i'm just

and c.d.'s in the scrum as the rugby world cup heads to japan.

party has mustered up that even stands a chance of getting the vote of the american people in 2020 c.d.'s something that's up for interpretation and turning a blind eye. no harm no foul this is a bomb that basically joe biden is out of himself that's going to i think in the end push him perhaps out of contention it seems very much the dead preselected. shift public opinion away from their misconduct by alleging misconduct of trump and it fools. a large number of people who are not deep diver's into details but it's certainly not fooling me and it's not fooling i think many other pundits around the world who look at this and say the democrats are just deceiving themselves at this point they opened this can of worms trump didn't bring it up at 1st they brought it up now that people have brought it back up there are serious questions about what was going on in ukraine i would argue from 2004 forward. involving corrupt elements of both political parties inside our country and now that the democrats are brought this up again i believe trump has a megaphone with his twitter account and we're

c.d.'s chief economist suggested an increasing interaction in mutual enhancement or aggravation downward economic trends telling the wall street journal quote our main worry is that the sliding economic growth 'd is becoming entrenched so fairest ferrous may say it is that growth has been slowing and we very much fear that it's becoming entrenched at the lower level. all that respects we look at bias to the downsides and you know they meet trade breaks it it's financial markets it could be prices just this year and g.d.p. runs the risk of being one percent lower in china 3 quite a few points lower in the u.s. and over oh for the where the about 0.5 percent. the o.e.c.d. outlook also found that in no deal exit for the u.k. from the european union could reduce the to growth by half a percent and the word u.k. g.d.p. growth by a full 2 percent or we see the country by country projections also fell in line with the trends the organization also normally warned about the increasing risks of lever

however in the 1st 2 programs of the c.d.'s we have explained 1st how world economic conditions and day to day how the political economy underlying the brecht debate in the united kingdom have in reality dictated the existence and the tightening of the go to pin withdrawal process it to me is to be seen whether it will also be the economy which dictates eventual outcome and next week show we should turn back to the international environment and also well as top economists about the effect of economic conditions on the possibility of political change professor collins books of princeton university and says the question of whether governments around the world have the financial firepower to effect if we call back recession but until then from alex and me and all of the team at the shoe is goodbye for now i do hope to see you next week thanks . i am to. thank. her thank. and then pain your existence crosstalk started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been th

however in the 1st 2 programs of the c.d.'s we have explained 1st how world economic conditions and today are the political economy underlying the brecht debate in the united kingdom have in reality dictated the existence and the tightening of the european withdrawal process it to me is to be seen whether it will also be the economy which dictates eventual outcome and next week show we should turn back to the international environment and also what was top economists about the effect of economic conditions on the possibility of political change professor collins bush of princeton university and says the question of whether governments around the world have the financial firepower to effect if we combat recession but until then from alex and me and all of the team at issue is good bye for now and we hope to see you next week thanks . i am. when we're talking about sustainable growth is just about the sustainable development it's not only. grow the number of tourists the sustainability is itself in the world war which is the mon

it to c.d.'s. because we got there. we can hardly talk about living. in 1963 lake chad covered in the area of 25000 square kilometers. by 2007 it was just 2500 square kilometers more than 90 percent smaller and the lake continues to shrink. if the lake were to completely dry up more than $15000000.00 people would probably become climate refugees and this figure does not take into account the rate of population growth. lake chad remains a life source for millions of people but as it continues to shrink water is becoming an ever scarcer and more valuable resource. and so our arable land and the fish in the lake as lake chad gets smaller competition for these resources will become increasingly bitter. even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and telepathy or. we've climate change there is a key impact on the like in that it it affects the distribution and department of fish and use that in mind it's fishing industry as well so it's it touches on the major level strategies of people on doing this sort of thing

and they have been using the pictures the videos of these particular incidents and putting them on c.d.'s and d.v.d.'s and also in various other media formats to recruit afghans from rural afghanistan to join their ranks so i it absolutely plays into that. see in afghanistan thank you very much for joining us well as they met in new york donald trump is praise egypt's president el-sisi saying he's bought order to his country in follows days of rare anti-government protests in several egyptian cities human rights activists say police are rounded up more than 400 people you can work with you will always find something like this in our region especially with political islam there has been an effort for many years to make sure that this political islam has a role on the political arena however at this part of the world will remain in a state of instability as long as political islam is there you know i'm not i'm not concerned with. egypt there's a great leader highly respected he's brought order before he was here there was very little order there was. so i'm not worried about it. police i

and of children being forcibly recruited for fighting for title it seems the displacement of these c.d.'s is deliberate people who are not children slave to driven out of their villages with no water or food. bassman daughter going for. it was this poor woman of last years 2 kids at the complete mercy of a dangerous man. how can a person change like that. because the question keeps bothering me mr shifty that he's grown up here and probably happily he went to kindergarten and high school a normal civilized person wouldn't buy himself a slave and. i'm so shocked. i want to help her like i want her to at least have a few ok days that's had it it's. just so sorry oh my god. the woman was called la mia she wouldn't be an issue for leonora for very long because soon after this photo was used to offer her for sale back to her yes the family. one year later in 2016 i drove to northern iraq i-s. free territory. i had found refuge in a displaced persons camp here like been looking for her for months. i cautiously stepped into the room. and was still severely traumatized. we communicated with th

towards a solution in line with the resolution 20 $254.00 that meets the legitimate aspirations of all c.d.'s and these based on a strong commitment to the countries of an entity independence unity and territorial integrity. the cause additional committees launch and work must be accompanied by concrete actions to build trust and confidence as my special envoy at these charges is mandates and facilitate the broader political process forwards . i appreciate to the pool about skin gauge meant of the governments of russia turkey and iran in supporting the conclusion of the agreement and i'm also grateful for the support of the members of the security council and the members of the small groups i'm thankful for the contributions my special envoy is received from a wide cross-section of syrian society women and men. my special envoy will continue to consult extensively into this charge of his mandates thank you. so that was pretty brief and to the point and tell you the tariff and mounting announcing the establishment of a constitutional committee for syria listening to that is our diplomatic e

so no one broken window so now we understand what makes changes so as soon as police appears in the c.d.'s one of the stop their arrests we see clashes with we see. a lot of fun resta in the city and a lot of problems so police and let's move a portion of those people or responsible for violence. and i think that they should be brought to justice and i assume your question about like bigger reason i think that action of adamant wouldn't understand it's very well he just doesn't want to mention it but bigger reason i think one of the biggest reasons for these changes is generational change because young people they don't watch t.v. at all not just because of propaganda but just because they don't use it because it's i would outdated so they consume information differently then it becomes of propaganda and that's why it's very difficult but it wasn't put in the kremlin to impose. their. usual with henri the and to make these people believe that our country is like a democratic country you which is progressing but it quickly and so and so on so because of these generational change and we s

sheers said thousands of sudanese troops to fight in yemen the saudis also recruited thousands more c.d.'s mercenaries as well as child soldiers a fellow from brookings doha center says between $814000.00 sudanese power miter force says the fighting in yemen sudanese mercenaries many of them children from darfur have been lured into fighting on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on through. 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never use the weapon not a gun or a rifle he went because he told us he'd be working in a kitchen and making a few 1000 soldiers reales. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al jazeera a joint operation centers being established in yemen sports city of data following un mediated ceasefire talks

as you collaborate with the c.d. c.d.c., what has illinois done to identify lung incidents even prior to this summer? >> unfortunately, we did find ourselves at the epicenter of this jut outbreak and through what the wisconsin department of health released, people were in tune to the possibility of the illnesses not well described, but had a connection between young healthy people without a reason otherwise, who presented with severe respiratory illnesses and had a connection with vaping. so he when our first case came and was reported to the department of public health we didn't waste any time and we were able to send out alerts to the medical professionals, sending out an alert to pull monologists, e.r. doctors, pediatricians encouraged them to report any suspicious cases directly through their local department which would then come to the state department. so putting out press releases. putting out our social media, connecting with the state board of education and working with your advocates in the community who p