it's a year later but this for me is still a morning adela mohammad was in his way back home he was in the ill fated utopian endurance flight that crashed shortly after takeoff in addis ababa this is the last photo he sent his family and grown up she is he was very happy when he took this picture but now he is no longer with us whenever we want to see him this is what we look at we look at the photo to remember him and then we put it away. bella has been the last in saudi arabia watching as a lab technician he was the pride of his family he grew up in. but through good grades and hard work he managed to make it out and even send money back home. here . working. the way he used to help us all our hopes were on him that we looked up to him because when we told him our problems he was always quick to send us some money he didn't want to see his parents suffer. much 10th 2900 supposed to be a happy day but after hours of waiting the received the message that their son had died along with 156 others on board nobody survived the crash. the help of ethiopian airlines his father brought him on

adela's relatives have joined a group of families that have taken boeing to courts they've filed a civil lawsuit for wrongful death expected there will be just to sort them out of the day. though in any way to cannot rip replacing. those who died to the families the 2 most dumont dealings but they believe at the end of the cold war to be told. i'm confident boeing will be able to be held accountable. from the preliminary information that they have hard to believe this i would guess or get the support. up to the court to america determine this in terms of the clock for the battle have been. an extra takes us to the hague the trial of a ugandan warlord is nearing its end. and a senior commander of the notorious lord's resistance army or a faces 70 charges arising from iran office here in northern uganda in 2000 today prosecutors at the international criminal courts began reading the closing statements a verdict is expected in the coming months on it and after this report. the lord's resistance army or l r a led by joseph coney was founded in 1988 in northern uganda emerging from the remnan

sudan's prime minister says he has survived a bomb attack on his convoy in the capital hard to adela doc has been in office since august she has promised to cooperate with international war crimes investigations no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. and britain's prince harry and his wife meghan have made their final official appearances royals the couple attended a service at london's westminster abbey under an agreement reached with the palace in january they will stop using the royal titles from the end of the month and will no longer receive public money. turkey's president. has joined talks in brussels aimed at solving a dispute with the e.u. over migrants on the turkish border or 2 on met leaders including european commission head it was enough underlined thousands of migrants have massed on the greek border since turkey opened its border with the e.u. to migrants in violation of a 26000 refugee agreement everyone wants more help from brussels for the 4000000 syrian refugees currently living in turkey. and let's go to brussels where our correspondent gary is stand

weekly mass protests has lasted more than a year and led to the resignation of long serving president adela's is beautifully go last april. authorities in egypt say more than 20 people have died in thunderstorms and heavy flooding in various parts of the country most of the victims were in rural and poor areas at least 6 children were among those killed when the houses collapsed. iraq will submit a formal complaint to the united nations over u.s. airstrikes on its territory which it says killed 6 people the u.s. targeted approach iran militia group in response to an earlier rocket attack that killed 2 american soldiers. turning back now to our top story the coronavirus spread and rwanda has stepped up its preparation efforts by flooding its capital with portable sings for handwashing they can be found at bus stops restaurants bangs and shops across the capital kigali densely populated african country has not recorded any cases of the virus so far but neighboring democratic republic of congo confirmed its 1st case on tuesday some worry it's only a matter of time before the virus crosses the bo

adela's relatives have joined a group of families that have taken boeing to courts have filed a civil lawsuit for wrongful death expect a little bit just to see what the end of the day. there were to cannot replace. those with the with the formulas that will last the deal once but i believe at the end of the probe a little bit old. i'm confident boeing will be able to be held accountable. yes from the preliminary. information that we have hard to believe this so would go so good to work. with up to the court to america become a mission in terms of the hook for the battle have been reported. an extra takes us to the hague where the trial of a ugandan warlord is nearing its end. and a senior commander of the notorious lord's resistance army or a faces 70 charges arising from iran office here in northern uganda in the early 2000 today prosecutors at the international criminal courts began reading their closing statements a verdict is expected in the coming months the talks are spawn and in kampala after this report. the lord's resistance army all led by joseph coney was founded in 1988 i

sudan's prime minister says he has survived a bomb attack on his convoy in the capital hartill adela him doc has been in office since august he's promised to cooperate with international war crimes investigations noble has claimed responsibility for the attack. and european commission had was a lot on the line is hosting turkish president. in brussels today amid a growing standoff over migration open to turkey's border with the e.u. to migrants in violation of a 26000 refugee agreement thousands of people are now massed on the greek border to one wants more help for the 4000000 syrian refugees in turkey. meanwhile germany says it is considering taking in some of around 1500 migrant children who are currently living in greek camps in a state that the german government said it was willing to take what it called an appropriate share berlin does not want to act alone and hopes for a european solution concern has been growing as the children in the camps are either unaccompanied all require urgent medical treatment. and for more on the story we can bring in our political correspondent sim

amish adela from the center for health security focusing on emerging disease and pandemic preparedness and actively treating patients now. doctor, it is good to have you on. let me start with this grim number we're going to hit tomorrow. again, we recorded our first death february 29th, the 100th death march 17th and it looks like march 26th will be the 1,000th death and what does that tell you about this pandemic. >> that is only beginning. that we're going to see more cases, we're going to hear about more deaths. we're going to hear more sad stories and hear about hospitals coping with a surge of patients in parts of the country and really fearing for their own health care workers because of issues with personal protective equipment and still hear about problems with diagnostic testing because that is the theme of the day for me. >> well, it's interesting, there was a great analysis in the atlantic about all of the different ways that officials for years have done scenarios about how the united states could prepare for a pandemic but in every scenario they never simulated failure to

explosions as the afghan president warned in his rival adela separate ceremony to not write himself. here in the battleground state of michigan people are going to the polls to vote what could be the deciding day determines who runs against donald trump the general election i pay rolls on to detroit that story coming up. hello the most calm conditions throughout much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula some clouds as you can see here on the satellite on his way to western areas attack it does bring a few rain showers on cheese dip but really quite nice and very well scattered and north temperature and 16 degrees celsius where it is cooler is much further to the east in the north kabul just 5 degrees the chances of snow flurries there and the rain developing again as we head off into wednesday beginning to push once again across into one northern areas of pakistan meanwhile it does warm up through the eastern end of the med $23.00 in jerusalem and 25 in a mosque is warmer than doha just 20. 3 degrees plenty of rain across much of angola pushing up into the d.l.c. across into t

the taliban is the key player here who does that taliban like do they like gandhi or do they like adela. neither one they want they want. the taliban only controls about 32 percent of the country even if in a perfect world the taliban was able to come to some kind of terms you have as you pointed out other tribes throughout the country that are biting at the bit to a certain leadership so even if taleban were to come up with and establish their afghan emirate as what's the islamic emirate the chances are the high chances are that there will be further other breaks of violence by other tribes further divisions there and lastly michael you know this isn't over oh i'm sure it's not and we've also discussed the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan before on this show many times many would obviously just be shifted over to saudi arabia but that was for coronavirus now at least for coalition troops have tested positive for the virus how do you think that changes the calculus of troops on the ground. well it's going to delay any troop withdrawal number one number 2 the ones who came down wit

injured in a bombing in the southeastern province of khowst no one has claimed responsibility but adela made says even if the taliban is behind it it doesn't break the deal with washington. what we know about the attack is that there was a blast near a stadium in new host province and according to the interior ministry 3 people were killed and 7 others injured now we don't know who is behind that attack it could be some spoilers there are several armed groups operating in this country who were against the deal between the taliban and the u.s. that you mentioned sundin 2 days ago but even if it were to taliban does that does not breach da greenman because in that agreement the taliban have to hold off from attacking any foreign troops any military bases where you have foreign and afghan troops any. government institutions here in kabul and in the provincial capitals but go in war and i get security forces that is not part of the deal and the taliban had said earlier today even though it's not confirmed but there were reports that they said that the issues they had over the past week whic

carrying sudan's prime minister and what the government has described as an assassination attempt adela was traveling through called to when there was a roadside blast the vehicle he was in was damaged as well as several others government says it was a targeted attack investigations are underway to try the term in who that's responsible. for that was that i'll be the prime minister and the convoy members were not injured they are all safe except one person who fell from about a cycle of the prime minister is doing his job now from his office and investigations underway we know that there are people who are trying to target the revolution of the sudanese people and to attack the gains of the revolutionaries but we stress that revolution is going on at the revolution will continue its path . let's speak to him organise life in khartoum what more do you have for us. well at the moment what we know is what we heard from the government spokesperson the minister of information someone might solve it who gave more information about the attack we know that there was an explosion from a car bomb

to remove all american and nato troops within 14 months if security conditions are met adela made a shining aside from kabul so the security conditions being met that's really what a lot of this hinges on how to tell us more about this troop withdrawal. well they are being met at the moment make no mistake there are the ongoing war between the taliban and the afghan government is. going on on a daily basis but they say there's been multiple attacks on afghan security forces as well when it comes to respecting the terms of the agreements between the u.s. and the taliban and that has been respected and that is worked and i think the u.s. is now showing sort of a goodwill gesture because there has been a lot of talk the afghan government saying it will not release to the taliban prisoners now it says it will release them in a taliban saying that it will not go judy in into afghan talks if they didn't see 2 things happening one the beginning of the pullout of foreign troops and to the release of the prisoners. so what else can you tell us about the prisoner release. well. president there are 70