his real name tyrese ahmed. you fled a murder conviction and now lives under a false identity he calls himself mohammed husain. also awaiting is the youngest of the on the trial joseph he served more than 20 years in jail for the same killing. their appears to be a last minute change of plans instead of meeting his brothers in public the general exits using a diplomatic channel. the brother. sleepy airport in separate cars. they recruit at a gated house in downtown follows a full diplomatic cars from the bangladesh high commission a parked outside. our surveillance team which is the property. of the following day the general returns with his younger brother joseph then another man emerges from behind the gates generalises has led us to the oldest of the on that plan and this. and so on that has been on the run since his conviction for the same murder as his brothers. he's built a prosperous life in his new homeland. property records identify 2 owners of the house where the clan is staying and it's almost a moham

his real name tyreese ahmed. he fled a murder conviction and now lives under a false identity he calls himself mohammed husain. also awaiting is the youngest of the on the trial joseph he served more than 20 years in jail for the same killing. there appears to be a last minute change of plans instead of meeting his brothers in public the general exits using a diplomatic channel. the brothers. the airport in separate cars. they recruit at a gated house in downtown follows a full diplomatic cars from the bangladesh high commission a parked outside. our surveillance team watches the property. the following day the general returns with his younger brother joseph then another man emerges from behind the gates generalises has led us to the oldest of the on that plan and this. and so on that has been on the run since his conviction for the same murder as his brothers. he's built a prosperous life in his new homeland. property records identify 2 owners of the house where the clan is staying and it's almost a mohammad haa

paul, what do you say to ahmed? i agree that ahmed's concern is real. yes.he aviation industry will be left severely damaged? i think it will be severely damaged. that travel because of the airfares will were low in the 1970s. the jumbo jet allowed many, many more people to travel. so the the great difference between the before and after was cheap air fares or bigger planes. and i think that airlines will go out of business. and, as a matter of fact, wealthy people have always been the travelers who spend money. so, realistically, in the short term, anyway, it will be the privileged, the vaccinated, and the wealthy who get the flights. and the airlines that have support will survive. ahmed, not much comfort for you there in those answers. what do you think? i'm afraid that i totally. agree with paul about it. airlines will suffer, - will suffer, for a while. i believe the airline - will come stronger again within, like, three to four... three to five years' from now, at least. all right. let's go to india, your question, please. due to the pandemic tourism h

r salman ahmed. a thing or two to say about bitcoin.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua here in london. european equity markets are trading slightly lower today. this as investors weigh the impact of rising inflation expectations with stocks at record highs. joining us now is marija veitmane, senior multi-asset strategist at state street global markets. there's quite a lot going on. worst of all, we keep talking about this reflation trade. when we talk about junk bonds, there is a movement in the u.s. junk months, yields below 4%. what does it say about risk appetite and how people want yield at any cost? marija: good morning, francine. good morning, everyone. what has caught my eye today is junk bond going down. it's really another kind of implementation of this kind of financial repression idea. we know that interest rates are low, real interest rates are negative and we know that's going to be the environment for a long time. investors are desperate to fi

ahmed has called mogul mowgli a soothy—horror musical with elements of comedy.ies. mumbling this is an impressively unpredictable hybrid that grabs the audiences attention and draws as deep into the world of 2's highly personal experience. it's well worth your attention. # all i can eat while i'm on this vacation, all i can take �*fore it breaks in.# i'll leave you with news of another blu—ray release the criterion collection addition of wes anderson's 2014 gem, the grand budapest hotel. hold it. who are you? i'm zero, sir. the new lobby boy. zero, you say? yes, sir. well, i've never heard of you, never laid eyes on you. who hired you? mr mosher, sir. mr mosher! yes, sir? do i understand you surreptitiously hired this man in the position of a lobby boy? he's been engaged for a trial. pending your approval, of course. _ perhaps, yes. thank you. you're welcome. featuring terrific performances by cast that includes ralph fiennes and tilda swindon, this brilliantly oddball madcap affair contains everything you would want from an anderson caper. art theft, murder, lo

ahmed began creating science kits for elementary aged kids. his friend, eli shared his vision. >> growing up it's a huge disparity with education and wealth and i always wanted to do that. >> they began kids cubed and it contains three activities from throwing a plant made to growing a potato battery. they've sold 3500 science kits online at $15 apiece and the money goes back to making more kids. >> at the back they pay tribute to oakland giving its own symbol and 510 area code. >> ahmed and eli have given 1500 free kids to underserved students like piedmont elementary. >> the parents said can i get more of these kids? >> the kids were so popular she got a $10,000 grant to buy more. the students are like i love those science kits. some kids gave it a five star rating. >> they started it from home and it is now sponsored by seneca family agencies, the nonprofit run by eli's dad, ken barrett and he is impressed by the pairs dedication. >> they were very responsible. and these are the things i look for in any nonprofit and they executed. >> repor

ahmed has called mogul mowgli a "sufi horror musical with elements of comedy", and it's every bit unusual that grabs the audience's attention and draws us deep into the world of zed's highly personal experience. it's well worth your attention. # all i can eat while i'm on this vacation # all you can take �*fore it breaks him...# i'll leave you with news of another blu—ray release, the criterion collection edition of wes anderson's 2014 gem the grand budapest hotel. of wes anderson's 2014 gem hold it. of wes anderson's 2014 gem who are you? of wes anderson's 2014 gem i'm zero, sir, the new lobby boy. of wes anderson's 2014 gem zero, you say? of wes anderson's 2014 gem yes. — of wes anderson's 2014 gem well, i've never heard of you, never laid eyes on you. who hired you ? mr mosher, sir. mr mosher! yes, monsieur gustave? am i to understand you surreptitiously hired this young man in the position of a lobby boy? he's been engaged for a trial period, pending your- approval, of course. 0h... perhaps, yes. thank you, mr mosher. you're most welcome, monsieur gustave. - featuring terrific perform

an airport he doesn't even have an airport mr halevi because the human element of them is against ahmed the airport you bombed the airport several years ago there's now you want to keep on lying this is up to you there is no airport into the somalia international airport was never there and it will never be because it's a small place but he goes through the israeli airport and he goes with the palestinian fast for he's not under occupation and he is welcomed all over the world and he goes to the united nations and nobody tells him what to say and he's criticizing israel in the most harsh where words and this is a good image because we are democrat democracy and we accepted policy that has their own intentions and their own history and their own spiritual so this is the situation but what he doesn't want to do unfortunately is still gushing with us to reach an agreement with us this might happen in the future probably when mr abu mazen is no longer the leader of the policy in rosary or i talk he hand a bed finger caviar and count legs and thank you very much for your time. thank you very

have an airport he doesn't even have an airport mr halevi because the man as he was always against ahmed the airport you bombed the airport several years ago there's now you want to keep on lying this is up to you there is no airport into the somalia international airport was never there and it will never be because it's a small place but he goes through the israeli airport and he goes with a palestinian fast for he's not under occupation and he is welcomed all over the world and he goes to the united nations and nobody tells him what to say and he's criticizing israel in the most harsh where words and this is the good image because we are democrat democracy and we accepted policy that has their own intentions and their own history and their own spiritual so this is the situation but what he doesn't want to do unfortunately is still gushing with us to reach an agreement with us this might happen in the future probably when mr abu mazen is no longer the leader of the policy in rosary or i talk he had a good thing going to have your own counsel exeunt thank you very much for your time. tha

elections but that deal broke down after disagreements between the president and regional leaders ahmed out o. is monitoring the story from kenya and says that somalia has now entered a period of political instability. the contentious issues include who should manage the election of about 17 members of parliament in the get a region which is the president's home or region he wants to do that himself the president of javelin instruction in case my ahmed rather the outrightly refused that and then there is the deployment of troops to the ghetto region along the border with kenya the government in mogadishu states that they have deployed those forces to try and protect the border with kenya after their diplomatic spat between kenya and the cutting of diplomatic relations with the nairobi and the president of the region is saying no that is not what the president wants is trying to use up his power in the region and wants them replaced with african union peacekeepers are missed on the president. and another issue is the composition of the electoral commission which opposition candidates inc

al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera and you can watch the full investigation all the prime ministers. at 20100 hours g.m.t. . ugandan opposition leader bobby wind has filed a supreme court challenge to overturn the reelection of president yarima $77.00 he was declared winner for a 6th term last month but weiner had been under defiant to house arrest has rejected the results on several grounds including widespread use of violence challenges to the results of all of the 4 previous elections were won by a 70 have been dismissed by the supreme court. a plane carrying south africa's 1st 1000000 credible as vaccine doses arrived in johannesburg the country is battling a 2nd wave of infections driven by a more contagious variant 1st identified that there's concern about how effective vaccines will be against the new mutation south africa is the worst hit country on the continent's media miller has more from johannesburg where she explained some of the challenge

protest 3 presidential candidates are still holed up there one of them of former president sharif shaikh ahmed saying that he believes that president for marjoe ordered an attack on them to stifle the freedom of expression so the situation in mogadishu still very very tense indeed. ok you say people angry with what's going on in the country just explain to our viewers what is going on in the country elections that were meant to be held weren't held now a president whose term has technically ended just explain the background to this for us it's a very complex security and political situation yes the election was supposed to be held that did not happen the president has called for a consultative meeting again it's very difficult to see how this meeting is going to happen and that the circumstances various several previous meetings have failed to come to an agreement on the contentious issues we still don't have a date to a new election the process haven't started yet some of the contentious issues include the management of the election the composition of the electoral commission and also the dep

al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera and you can watch the full investigation all the prime minister's men on al-jazeera at 12 g.m.t. that's on tuesday. iran's foreign minister javid zarif has r.c. european union to coordinate the return of both washington and tehran to the 2015 nuclear deal it comes on the same day that iranian scientists announced the launch of a rocket capable of carrying satellites into space these images of these sub orbital tests were broadcast on state t.v. it's unclear where and when they were taken the defense ministry says the rocket is for research purposes and will be able to compete with other satellite carriers once it's fully operational the u.s. has accused iran in the past of using its space program as a cover for missile development tamala d. is the president of the national iranian american council and he explains the relation between the timing of this test launch and a possible return to the nuclear deal. could very w

made to receive the students stopped and members of their families it is a if i can use this word ahmed it is a tactic which gets used a lot doesn't it the kidnapping of young people. exactly and it's gaining traction across the country in the northwest it's become calmer now and some state governments since yesterday have ordered boarding schools to kid to stay shut 5 what these warning is the process of taking back the students a lot of i didn't feel that not enough functions is applied on the criminal school to pocket for the fact some i negotiated runs some up before the release of these students and a lot of not just but the this is what is encouraging these illegal credo criminology in northern nigeria and it's not stopping in no question that you handled it just put it to central parts of nigeria it's trickling down to the south of the country and everybody is concerned businesses have collapsed simply because nobody dares to travel nobody goes to the farm nobody moves anywhere that it's not safe enough for him to move so it's becoming soul. of a problem in nigeria today business

waiting for him is his brother harry so ahmed he's a convicted murderer and an international fugitive from a notorious dukkha crime gang banger desh police put him on their most wanted list another brother is also there joseph was on death row but freed after he was pardoned by president abdul hamid in 2080. we then tracked down the 4th armored brother anis as with harry's he's on the run after fleeing a conviction for the same killing of a political activist mr for rahman in takar back in 1996 the men get a diplomatic escort from the bangladesh high commission their bond was shake a scene or began when the brothers worked as her bodyguards in the 1990 s. in a converted recorded call general as he says the prime minister recently praised the loyalty of the brothers while speaking to prominent members of her ruling party. haris has been in hiding for 20 years protected by the general before he was part of a crime gang on the streets of dhaka now he says he can exert influence over state institutions. people here. are going to pull. down. play nothing that point for nothing. we found ha

one of the victims, ahmed belmiloudi, was a friend of anwar�*s.ce so far, do you feel like it has been worth it? we were hoping to speak to anwar again, but it seems like some of the other people that he's travelling with have put pressure on him not to talk to us. so the only way we've been able to speak to him today is by voice note. he's scared, but he leaves with the men that have been swearing at him, heading for the hungarian border that night. we were in touch with him for another week, and then he went quiet. throughout his journey, anwar has been getting help from said. they belong to a network of migrant influencers who have been supporting each other on social media. foranwar, said is a success story. his new life in europe is something to aspire to. he's working, but is only getting by on odd jobs until, he hopes, he gets the legal right to work in italy. but said is starting to realise that europe is a complicated dream. it is something he is now trying to communicate to his followers. but anwar might not have seen these posts. he's m

ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been more intensification in terms of producing food for humans. we all know the impa of livestock in terms of being blamed for global warming. in some countries, there's gonna be less rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [ambient music] ♪ ♪ - our last fluent speaker of rumsen ohlone, isabel meadows, was recorded for at least the last five years of her life. she records as much as she knew of our language, of our stories, our creation, personal histories, gossip, recipes. the foods are describe

here in a fox business exclusive, we welcome whoop ceo will ahmed.n you do for the paratroopers that nobody else can? >> well, first of all, you know, whoop is a technology you can see here on my wrist across hardware, software and analytics, and its big focus is on measuring important metrics for health 'em improvement. and we've -- improvement. we've partnered9 with the u.s. army. the thousand soldiers wearing whoop in alaska which, obviously, has extreme condition. and this is really an investigation, a partnership to uncover what ways can our soldiers train in a more productive way and be healthier. you know, a lot of what whoop does is it tries to position training behaviors, you name it, towards how can you improve your health. and this is a population that is serving our country, brave men and women, and so we're very proud to partner with them. liz: and how did you sort of hook up with the patrick mahomes of the world? i bring him into this because not only does he wear it, but he actually has invested in the company. >> well, we always belie

ahmed daboul burns the branches with plastic and cardboard to keep his 20-day-old newborn warm. >> iything else to keep him warm. it's very difficult here in the winter. burning plastic of course impacts me and my children, it's not good for our respiratory health. ali: shared public bathrooms are a breeding ground for disease. hand-washing signs are posted on public sinks thousands use. fawziya khalifa rocks her newborn near a fire but worries about her future. she says it's been five months since they've received aid. >> we have no bread, no food, nothing, no heater, no blankets, no oven for us to cook. we have nothing. go look inside that tent over there. everyone is sick. ali: but as covid takes hold, young children try to learn about a disease they have little control over. six-year-old hyaa. >> they gave us these papers and told us to read them and to stay away from each other. when we go to school they tell us to wear masks and stay away from each other and to not cough in anyone's face because you could get coronavirus. ali: for the pbs newshour, i'm ali rogin. ♪ judy: in a t

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the abundance of this resource inspired scientist mubarak ahmed khan to develop a biodegradable polymer derived from jude fibers and then bags made out of it. in bangladesh called the golden 5 i think that's why the prime minister gave our product the name calling back. it's recyclable if you dissolve it in water you can dry it and make something new and with it. the sauna back went through a long period of development and testing before to change its present form. if a bag is burnt it doesn't release dangerous chemicals the way polyethylene. waste you are the source materials for the batch they look as if they're made of regular plastic but they're not. least put 1st if we breach brought you to tell it's white you know should i pick in . cinemas if to put it in then we extract cellulose from it but it may soon. be processed the cellulose to make it will to soluble him again and again it will but are not money due. to me then we out of binding agent what it is of them like the bindings of an addict and that yields the solution if you don't mr good at the solution to. a solution then it'

al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera. you can watch the full investigation all the prime ministers man on al-jazeera at 20100 g.m.t. . so to america's now argentina became the largest latin american country to legalize abortion in december but implementing the procedure particularly in conservative provinces is proving a challenge there is trees about who has been visiting hospitals in the capital but as i raise to ask doctors more about the problems they're facing. already under pressure from all that 19 argentina's hospitals are now having to adapt again abortion has just become legal in argentina dr while the sun says he has seen many women affected by botched abortions and is happy times have started to change in those years. in the past 2 days since the law was implemented we have had a request to terminate pregnancies we are trying to move as fast as we can as we have a pandemic and we are trying to minimalize the presence of patients in the hospita

al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so well thought out his era. and you can watch the full investigation all the prime minister's men on ours here tuesday at 12 g.m.t. . a powerful winter storm has struck the u.s. northeast causing widespread disruption in new york and other major urban centers it's always forecast to bring up to 60 centimeters of snow on tuesday alone the new york city mare and new jersey governor have both declared states of emergency people in new york have been encouraged to stay at home and only essential workers and 1st responders are allowed to travel by road christine salumi is in new york. we've already seen 15 centimeters of snow fall here in new york city and we could get up to 50 centimeters and that has prompted city officials to the fire the state of emergency and it's not just the snow itself it's the high winds that could get up to 80 kilometers an hour and that is making for a very treacherous traveling conditions with low visibility on the roads not

waiting for him is his brother harry so ahmed he's a convicted murderer and an international fugitive from a notorious dukkha crime gang banger desh police put him on their most wanted list another brother is also there joseph was on death row but freed after he was pardoned by president abdul hamid in 2018. 0 my god we then tracked down the 4th armored brother anis as with how reese he's on the run after fleeing a conviction for the same killing of a political activist mr for rahman in takar back in 1996 the men get a diplomatic escort from the bangladesh high commission their bond was shake a scene or began when the brothers worked as her bodyguards in the 1990 s. in a covertly recorded call general as he says the prime minister recently praised the loyalty of the brothers while speaking to prominent members of her ruling party. haris has been in hiding for 20 years protected by the general before he was part of a crime gang on the streets of dhaka now he says he can exert influence over state institutions. people here. who don't. play nothing that point for nothing. we found harry'

his uncle ahmed arja died fr covid-19 complications within ten days. >> ( translated ): we told him,e you to the hospital so someone can take a lookt you, but he refused to go. he didn't even believe the virus was real, he thought it was just something there to scare people. >> reporter: misinformation is widespread. in this busy idlib city market, few people wear masks. no one stays six feet apart. >> ( translated ): i'm asking people to wear masks, to stop going to social gatherings, to stop taking this lightly because seriously the virus is dangerous. and if you don't get it, or if you don't get serious symptoms, then it's gog to impact those older than you that are around you. >> reporter: but lockdowns are difficult to enforce when closed markets mean no income. 80% of syrians are now below the poverty line. one box of masks here costs twice a day's wage. 20 miles north in idlib's countryside, masks are nonexistent. infections here are rising. these makeshift tents house nearly one million people who fled russian and regime airstrikes. fresh snow covers plastic tents this winter

received less than half the votes of his wife well in the 1st round of voting let's get more now from ahmed idrees he's following those elections from majoring neighborhood nigeria where he joins me now live from a bridge or i was the vote progressed so far are we going to see any indication of a winner at the stage. it's hard to say but on paper it looks like doesn't mohammad may think victory in this round of election remember the gap he gave his run up was more than a 1000000 votes in december and that been coalition talks discussions agreements signed with various political parties 30 of the political parties that participated in that election were engaged in some form of negotiations and eventually the top 4 or top 5 candidates in the last election. most of them actually joined the coalition with buzz of mohammed now on paper doesn't mohamed looks set to be the president basically because he has more seats in parliament of the 171 seats in parliament he's party got more than 80 seats while his fellow contestant with momentous one has only 7 seats in parliament so even if one is man win