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egypt and sudan's populations are rapidly growing and with them the resource needs but for the few pia the $4000000000.00 is a way out of poverty and an end to decades of rolling blackouts with global warming and changing weather patterns managing scarce resources is becoming increasingly volatile. topless al jazeera. let's now bring in our will is a senior lecturer at key university and is anonymous on the horn of africa his via skype from here in the u.k. thank you very much for being with us i know we've talked to you about this issue a lot in recent weeks and recent months why do you think for a c. theo pia would start filling the ground when a stance dam without having reached an agreement with egypt and sudan why now. well i think if your husband knew we should include a considerable period of time. if it is hoping to the region you have a disagreement on this issue but the divisions insisted on this idea of historic rights and current were to be used will be given 1st to the 95th 92 didn't it it. didn't include it should be and gave the lion's share of what are. you sure this wa

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and get to have use a pia oakum to the string tell everybody hume you are. the morning of evening or an answer there marilyn are a part of the some of the very best and only daily news. so great to have you and dr lee show welcome to the stream nice to see you tell everybody who you are. a doctor an infectious disease if you do all the just and i have the health protection division within the ministry of health and medical services in fiji. we have represented it in our conversation we have allowed we have fiji we have samoa . i'm going to start with a tweet the on your twitter feed it's pinned on us what if each just going to click on the i'm wondering how is fiji doing as far as covert numbers of consent in a little closer total case is 18 total active cases the 0 recovered 80 a good job deft 0 day since the last case $72.00 days since the face case $100.00 and to update us how is fiji doing tonight. yes so this is from a couple of days ago we're now simply 4 days since our last case $104.00 days since our 1st case were 18 cases in total so far all of them

get to have use a pia i'll come to the string tell everybody hume you. good morning good evening or enhance affair later on i'm there a part of for the some observer and only dailies and some more so great to have you and culturally show vulcan to the stream nice to see you tell everybody who you are . a doctor an infectious disease epidemiologist and i have the health protection division within the ministry of health and medical services in fiji. we have represented it in our conversation we have allowed we have fiji we have samoa. i'm going to start with a tweet the on your twitter feed it's pinned on your twitter feed each just going to click on because i'm wondering how does fiji doing as far as numbers of consent in a little closer total case is 18 total active case is 0 recovered 88 good job dave zirin day since the last case 72 days he's the face case 100 and to update us how is fiji doing today. yes so this is from a couple of days ago now simply 4 days since our last case $104.00 days since our 1st case we've had 18 cases in total so far all of

know this is been soured by distrust these negotiations and it's you know the fact that if you know pia has already successfully according to the prime minister completed the 1st phase of the filling of the dam. and we've been seeing the satellite here this is not just confirmation from the prime minister's actually exactly and they had to confirm this after the satellite images were published so you can imagine and that at 1st there was a there was a confusion that this happened because of the rain that this happened because the reservoir doors were closed which created a lot of distrust in an already extremely distrustful negotiation around we've been reporting consistently all the negotiations because this is so important for egypt for ethiopia for sudan for every one of the millions of people what is a competing economic interest china is involved heavily in the financing of the dam i mean this dam is about economy but it's also about history it's about identity and it's also about who gets to set the rules right i mean you're really putting your hand you're controlling a source of

half the suppressant be a supporting the fight against terrorism especially in the south and let me be pia the french as far as i understand absolutely not happy not happy that they're in they effect 3 pretty peaceful certainly in the only military me state this was also very poorly conducted there is no about of and the question is certainly but these people use khalifa haftar of iraq a man who leaves believin national army to be the leader of the east and this is what brings in their head of the house of representative the if who is now in it with who you are of to explain his point of view i think the future of libya is not with peace and that in the video person the future of libya at least if it knew we were in young form of a federalist state. jonathan morning in d.c. america has a problem right now when it comes to a lot of foreign policy thinking foreign policy operations foreign policy diplomacy in the a lot of countries all simply waiting until november to make any decision it seems to me that we've been talking to a lot of different people and they've all said to us well let's s

egypt and sudan's populations are rapidly growing and with them the resource needs but for you theo pia the $4000000000.00 dam is a way out of poverty and an end to decades of rolling blackouts with global warming and changing weather patterns managing scarce resources is becoming increasingly vital alex could topless al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. butterly incapable. of leading this country. and donald trump's niece says the u.s. president is dangerous and calls on him to resign. hello it's going to rain again in japan and probably in q shoot but you got a few hours off at least the next pulse in this seasonal rain is developing in central and western china more or less following along the yangtze for their theories going across the south of q sure and then heading up towards tokyo where it might just affect you on friday was no certainty that it may well just go off shore and leave cues you draw as well so the place to watch the next heavy rain emote most likely central china we've seen some nasty weather in sort of a series in the flooding and unfortunately deaths there are m

fishing has been his livelihood for nearly 20 years catching tiger fish and wiring to be from lake new pia helps feed his family of 7 but the fish have been increasingly difficult to find for the past 3 years. several have this like is what feeds us me and hundreds of other fisherman when the water rises it becomes very hard to catch fish because they're not concentrated in the like there's more water for them and the like has been increasing the gates of the high dam haven't been opened league will be a was manmade 50 years ago by filling the reservoir of egypt's high dam on the river nile 80 percent of the water is in egypt and it's known there as lake nasr named after the former president 20 percent of the lake is in sudan's territory and thousands of family rely on it they're concerned about the lakes future and also what's happening in neighboring ethiopia where africa's largest hydroelectric dam is nearing completion. the lake here relies on 2 sources the water flowing in from them in the south and the amount of water released by the egyptian swan hide them in the north there is a fo

gifted mast student at the age of five he started playing pia piano. >> there is some question aboute was abused himself as a child, that has not been proven but that's a very common problem among sexual predators or rapists or pedophiles that they have had a history of trauma in their own past. >> we don't see that necessarily so far in the background of epstein but certainly something within him said i need to have sex with teenage girls. exactly what led him there, we don't know. >> interestingly enough, for all the allure over never graduated with a college degree. in 1931 he went to cooper union which is a private college elite school in manhattan and he dropped out and after that he went to new york university current institute of medical sciences and also dropped out. >> i think the first of the mysteries about him is somehow he became a teacher at a very exclusive new york city private school, dalton, despite not even having a ba. nobody seems to understand how he became a teacher at a school like that. >> he is hired by [inaudible] who happens to be the father of the current

water supplies downstream and don't want the river dammed until they reach an agreement where they theo pia has more on the confusion surrounding the status of the dam. it's difficult to know what's going on at the damage because there was no access to it by international media no experts are visiting no foreign delegations are visiting the damn site so we can only hear from the europeans and they said something when they came back and said something different we can only analyze that particularly this this situation since yesterday a situation of confusion at least for people outside the chopper can benefit each opens they want probably to test not only the dams capacity if indeed they try to fill it they began to feel the lake that's a technical test for the dam itself whether it works or not and this could be the biggest or the most important test because there were concerns technically speaking about whether the dam can really support this idea of you know holding up to 74000000000 cubic meters so a test will be good a test or saw of the actions of the countries downstream sudan and egy

pia? rictioople in the uk are able to soo a pint now at the pub.trictions are ease, but worries it's too soon with spain seeing a resurgence in tronavirus cases. james longman joins us with more. good morning, james. >> reporter: hi, eva. yesterday was a british independence day of sorts, the biggest easing of lockdown this country has seen. a lot of us were working to hair dressers re-opening, but the big news was restaurants, caves, bars and pubs. there wasn't the huge explosion of activity, but some streets were packed. masigns of social distancing. establishments were doing what they could inside trying to keep people apart and wearing masks. the fear is that this weekend will cause a negative impact with the re-opening. that could cause pulling back on re-opening. spain has put 2,000 people back in lockdown. g back inton]e$# at cases in agriculture workers. europe is easing back into life, but americans are not allowed here. whit? >> james longman for us. preciaiced the fresh new hair cut. looking good, my friend. >> congrats to james. he come

for sausalito and oakland will see a high of 60 degrees and for the north bay, in the mid-70s and you pia is 92 and 91 for lakeport. with that warm-up, temperatures are climbing for saturday and sunday. we're looking@above-average temperatures >> new life or san francisco's railway history. they are speaking with phil ginsberg with the recreation parks department about cable cars earthquakes, and a project for community arts. >> the project is really spectacular and the powerhouse is going to be the future home of the performing arts workshop, where they will serve kids, all in the lakeview and excelsior areas and in orming as. at really makes the sois a piec. this powerhouse provided power for san francisco's electric cars going back to 1901 and it is interesting, angelo worked there and the building provided power all the way up through the 1980s when the earthquake knocked the theater and knocked it out of commission. >> the renovated building is now earthquakes say. they have workshops going on right now online and the full interview with cbsn bay area will be at kpix.com. >>> a drive

but pia and our family are among the lucky ones. she survived cancer and is now a thriving 20-year-old pursuing her college studies. i know how lucky i was to be at her bedside during the toughest days and to do so without worrying about how i was going to pay her medical bills. i know, in fact we all know, that this is not the case for too many american families throughout our country. we need this legislation because it will lower health care costs, costs that are the very highest in the entire world. and yet, and yet our outcomes are mid pack. in the united states of america we should have the highest quality care in the world, the most efficient delivery of care in the world, and best value in the world. and in the united states of america, the wealthiest nation in the entire world, no one, no one should have to choose between seeing their doctor or seeing food on their table. no one. i rise today as an american because health care is patriotic. i am sick and tired of americans paying more money for less quality than other natio

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joining me now is major league baseball hall of famer, mike pia tza. what a pleasure talking to you, mike thank you very much for being here. you know our stage manager, eli, happened to be at that game right after 9/11. he missed the action on the field because he was down below, but the whole stadium shook as a result of the cheering for your home run. it's that excitement of what happens in a stadium that we don't have right now that some people are saying takes a little bit of the appreciation out of the game of baseball. what do you think? >> well, keep in mind with all the , with the pandemic and the lockdown, and coming out of it in this way that i think it is important that we do have to have incremental steps to get the fans back in the stadium , because ultimately we play for the fans, the fans are the ultimate driver for the game and so i think it is important. i think number one it's so great to see the guys playing again. david: it sure is. >> but ultimately, this , we hope it's the stoiters step for getting the fans back into the stadium