somalia and i, i often tell people, the somalia i knew, it is really necessary. i never went back to that somali i do want to go back and kind of go to the desert. the sÉance. i want to touch the world that i left speared in this sense, this sense of wanting closure. that is what i find myself. really longing for this closure. this closure may not come easily somalia is now harmed. even me gaining attention, it comes to do really well. things are really happening. i do not know if i want all of these people knowing me because i want to go back and have that closure. thank you so much. that was coming from you. [laughter] >> it is not that. i do not know what it is speared for me, when i am talking, if i hear any kind of sound, my talk freezes speared i don't know. we all have little things that work for us and don't work for us. for me, i found that. it is just the way that i am. thank you so much. when i talk to you on the phone, why am i hearing this sound. now i realize what was going on. thank you so much. >> sure. glad you could figure it out. >> thank you s

back to that somalia.ever tell people, i do want to go back and kind of got to the basis and look at the sand and i want to touch the walls i left because there's the sense that when you live in terror whatever it is there's a sense of wanting closure. and that is what i find myself and i really long for this tclosure and it may not come easily as many of you know, smalley is now home to others as well so even me, my book does really well surprisingly. but things are really happening and you hope that emily's don't know if i want all of these people to do now because maybe i want to go back and have the closure. and that was the sound was coming from you because - >> i did not know that i was a culprit pretty. >> none of them is not that, i don't know what it is like for me when i am talking, i find myself my talk freezes and you know, we'll have little court things that work for us and then don't work for us for me i find is that so nothing of you. just the way i am but thank you so much, but in talking o

went into that somalia. i do want to g go back. i want to touch the world that i left. so it is a sense of wanting closure. and that is what i find myself. and that closure may not come easily it is home to our shabbat as well. i am thinking. what if i want all of these people knowing. maybe i went to go back to yhave that closure. and the sound was coming from you. >> i'm so sorry. i didn't know i was the culprit. >> i don't know what it is. but when i am talking if i hear any kind of sound. we all have little quirks but for me it is that. nothing of you but that is the way i am. thank you so much because when i talk to you on the phone i can answer you quickly and i thought why am i hearing this sound now i realize what is going on. thank you so much. >> thank you for figuring that out. 's now i will ask a question. have you been able to go back to congo? can you describe that for us? could you do any development work? >> yes. every summer in the fall of 2017 with gs k. and from our refugee camp and in thi

the and another from somalia. the reality is. _ and another from somalia. is. and _ and another from somalia. the reality is, and we _ and another from somalia. tue: reality is, and we can't and another from somalia. tte: reality is, and we can't get away from this reality, we have to face up from this reality, we have to face up to it, is that people have a right under the un convention to seek safety in the uk. emergency meetinas, seek safety in the uk. emergency meetings, hastily _ seek safety in the uk. emergency meetings, hastily arranged - seek safety in the uk. emergency meetings, hastily arranged phone calls. authorities on both sides of the channel are scrambling to respond. at this crisis has been long in the making and long discussed. forall that long in the making and long discussed. for all that taut, effective solutions have so far proved elusive. people here being escorted to shelters in france as part of efforts to deter crossings and prevent further tragedy. jessica parker, bbc news, in calais. the crisis involving asylum seekers and migran

so amman and yemen sat fair along with the somalia. we have got chances, some showers just filtering in from the, in the ocean as we go into next week. there's something to watch apple, but for the time being it is fine and try catch sharrell to in kenya, georgia, the showers across them, republic of congo, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. we got some rather wet weather, also sliding out of the day. our c that'll make its way across, says ambia. zimbabwe could see some localized flooding over the next day or so, chances rather heavy rank but needed for south africa for the weather sponsored by caraway's. ah, the stage is said and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you thing. we're ditching the sound bites and we're digging into the issues from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. join me as i take on the large, dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me, michael might help on out 0. ah, the me looking back here watching ove

those who run the facility, say the treatment, they provide israel and somalia. so my hello by our center is the only facility for children with disabilities which makes its existence a matter of necessity, despite limited resources and shortage of qualified specialist. many children are now able to read, write, and interact with their community. we'd wish to expand, but we lack the means. the low level of public a wellness about autism in somalia presents and other challenge many autistic children here miss your opportunity for early treatment are often kept behind closed doors without the help they need to let go. if he's in miss family, sir, do not recognize the symptoms of autism. they believe their children are processed and cannot be treated. that's why they locked them at home, thus denying them the opportunity of treatment. raising awareness is a priority to help or to stick children at an early stage. despite the lack of official statistics on autistic children in somalia, health workers say their number is rising. the attribute to a combination of facto

to hell, the colonies forces and the un fight adf. somalia has one of the lowest enrollment rate for primary school students in the world of kids with special leads. it's almost impossible to find adequate education. but a new school in the capital market issue wants to change that on give people and families with autistic children. hope mom as well as well. it's been a yes and sally said was admitted to the center in regard issue for people with special needs. he is autistic when he arrived here and he had difficulty speaking. but his symptoms had begun to improve is not able to learn until he talked with his surroundings. his family is up in the mountains and i know how much he's been taken . good care of. now he can read right and do some mathematics. he has improved above all, he has made some friends within the community. he started to enjoy his life. i hope there can be many centers like this one to help more autistic children about 60 autistic children are receiving care in the center at the moment. every year. that number exceeds 400. those who are under facilities say the tr

>> we are keeping a look in africa particularly in somalia and i will tell you our french partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. the way i try to look at this is where the biggest threats and that's an area where we put most of our effort. i do look specifically to your question on somalia where al-shabaab is the best resource most capable group inside of africa and i do believe if left unchecked they have proven that they could attack outside of somalia into kenya where they can have killed foreign fork is -- foreign forces and they have had a well-trained outfit in a concerted effort. if they could do that an export that would there be capabilities outside of somalia as they continue to expand? [inaudible] i'm with the san antonio express newspaper and i was struck by the stories this week that have come out about the number of people in the air force specifically who were not following the orders to take their vaccine shot. it's astonishing and this is something he learned from the first dayu of camp that you follow orders. i wonder what your attitude is about that and

particularly in somalia. our french partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. the way i try to look at this is where are those biggest threats. that's an area where we have to put the most effort. i do look specifically to your question at somalia where al-shabaab is probably the best resourced most capable group inside africa and i do believe that if left unchecked and allowed to build resources, they have already proven that they can attack outside of somalia into kenya where they've killed foreign forces and some americans and that was a well-trained outfit and a very concerted effort. so they could do that and then export that with unique capabilities outside of somalia. like they've done but continue to expand. i think they are group that bears watching. >> -- start by the stories coming out this week. and with the san antonio express news. i've been struck by the stories this week that have come out about the number of people in the air force specifically who are not following the order to take their vaccine shots. it's astonishing that this is something

he did say africa, somalia. from your perspective, are there weak and ungoverned places in africa that pose a greater threat than the isis-k threat we heard this week where isis-k might pose a threat to the u.s. homeland in six months? are there places we need to look at we are not looking at in africa? gen. clarke: we are keeping a look in africa. particularly in somalia. our partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. what i try to look at this is looking at where the biggest threats are. i do look at your question specifically where al-shabaab where it is probably the best resourced, most capable group inside of africa, but i do believe if left unchecked and allowed to build resources, they have already proven they can attack outside of somalia and kenya, where they have killed foreign forces and killed americans. and that was a well-trained outfit and very concerted effort. with unique capabilities outside of somalia. we will continue to expand. >> -- >>>> i'm with the san antonio express news. . i h

the low level of public awareness about autism in somalia represents another challenge. many autistic children here miss your opportunity for early treatment. are often kept behind closed doors without the help linda motley little a t them most families here do not recognize the symptoms of autism. they believe their children are possessed and can not be treated. that's why they locked them at home. thus the 9 them the opportunity of treatment, raising awareness is a priority to help autistic children at an early stage. despite the lack of official statistics on autistic children in somalia, health workers say their number is rising. they attributed to a combination of factors that include heritage, causes and armed conflicts hammered val are diesel. the united states has calling on china to prove that tennis play upon schwab is ok. she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician of sexually assaulting her. the support from her chandry . she's china's most successful tennis dollars a former w world. number one, winning the french open and wimbledon. but she

that he was the 1st african leader to deploy peacekeepers in somalia . he, if he years ago to protect the government from, from, from chabad. and it's been suggested that this is one of the things that has helped to can, can you to drive recruitment of of a d, l in uganda. because he is seen as, as this leader who, who is who is fighting groups like as a bab and so on throughout africa a certain i think this is a perfect example of extremist groups looking for the path of least resistance. and wherever they are, perhaps is, are gaps in effective governments. they're able to insinuate themselves into inter these, you know, local or regional conflicts. you know, so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively governed. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely uncovered. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen here the last couple of days. and any new will be what is the best way to, to

there's a conflict of northern mozambique, there's also isis faction, very north of somalia. and then we start seeing the association da da now research that we've done shows that there's actually inter linkages between verse 3 nodes, great lakes loads around d, r, c and uganda. those in somalia and, and using for example that in cases of mozambique viruses coming and getting training that we're aware of. and we, and we got was july weeks is in the camps both spoken to on the downside handled will. so that was on the inside where they went mozambique and training. there were also where of communication between i suspected him good plan and those who may be responsible for this morning. so we were talking about a regional issue share to the comment that was made about, you know, there was only a small amount of casualties. yes, this is true and my goodness for that account account was, was, was only 4 or should have been much bigger. but what we're starting to see is networks that are able to start. i mean, prices should be noted that there was a string of bon bombing attempts

these are armed forces, and somalia has not had peace for close to three decades now.huge security operation especially in the forest near the military operations centre there. irate in the forest near the military operations centre there. we always a- reciate operations centre there. we always appreciate your _ operations centre there. we always appreciate your help, _ operations centre there. we always appreciate your help, thank- operations centre there. we always appreciate your help, thank you - operations centre there. we always appreciate your help, thank you forj appreciate your help, thank you for joining us live from nairobi. stay with us on outside source — still to come... will chile's senate impeach president sebastian pinera, over allegations linked to the pandora papers? we'll get live analysis from latin america. a report by an independent commission has said nigeria's army shot and killed unarmed anti—police protesters last year. the reports also says the crackdown could be considered a �*massacre'. tens of thousands of nigerians protested last year, c

so a man and yemen sat there along with the somalia. we have got a chance to some showers just filtering in from the, in the ocean as we go into next week. that something to watch out. but for the time being, it is fine and try to catch a chair or 2 in kenya, ga, the showers across the country, public of congo, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. we got some rather wet weather, also sliding out of the d. r c. that'll make its way across, says ambia. zimbabwe could see some localized flooding over the next day or so. chances, rather heavy rain but needed for south africa. ah . can you hear it? anticipation these rises. excitement is growing. as cattle always brings your favourite team to cut off for the fee for arab call. 2021. greatness is in the air . lead sorres' warner and reach new heights. join us in cattle from november, the 30th to december. the 18th booked your package. now at canton, airways dot com, ah, meet the minimum is a chassis, capital and the daughter decided to quit the rat race, hoping to live better with the les

union countries affected and somalia you have the potential for violence extremist organisation to havege violent. we also see and during conflicts or points of tension. the border, the risks of that turning, it would change the calculus. ., ., calculus. you did mention the issue of the _ calculus. you did mention the issue of the dam _ calculus. you did mention the issue of the dam constructed | calculus. you did mention the i issue of the dam constructed in ethiopian which has been a source of ongoing argument between ethiopian and egypt and saddam has also been part of that. —— sudan. what does the conflict mean in that regard. my conflict mean in that regard. my concern would be that the negotiations needed to continue in disputed areas between sudan and ethiopian, that is now a space not addressed, a crisis not address and i also think the calculus from other countries, there is a risk that other countries may look at ethiopian's internal focus is an opportunity to take something, whether it be a military action or stronger political action when ethiopian is not credibly able to ei

the way across central africa could see some went whether there it's a southern parts of somalia and also south africa. ah. the listening post cuts through the noise, we're talking about competing now they see modern day tools being used to perpetuate those competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and then some element of the truth. but the whole story is, remains and content. unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media on a j 0. the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think we're ditching the sound bites and we're digging into the issues from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me. markham on hill on out 0. ah, a new wave of restrictions for the armstrong variant of coverage 19 raises fee is the global economic recovery may take a hit ah, do i want to cordo

people have been killed in the violence, but security forces of denied using live fire on protests in somalia, a bomb attack of killed at least 5 people in the capital market. tissue reportedly targeted a convoy of african union mission vehicles and a school close to the blast was damaged as well. australia was sending troops to the solomon islands to help restore order as the country faith as a 2nd day of writing. the protest as want the prime minister to quit saying the government has neglected their island. sarah clark has more from brisbane. australia is decided to send troops announced the 20 troops at a small number, but they are hitting to from towns will in queensland where i am to honey our as we speak. and we're going another, a group of but for your heading there on friday. and this is simply to monitor the situation and do what the prime minister said is to try and restore stability and security on the ground and of the prime minister that he wants at the strain trip at the help the police. he's also not he spoken to the prime minister of p g as was popping to getting. so it's a b

the reality is, and another from somalia. the reality is. and we — another from somalia.. emergency meetings hastily arranged phone calls, - safety in the uk. emergency meetings hastily arranged phone calls, and i hastily arranged phone calls, and authorities on both sides of the channel are scrambling to respond out against the�*s tragic events. this crisis has been long in the making and long discussed for all that store, full effective solutions so far have proved elusive. people here are being escorted to shelters in france. as part of efforts to deter crossings and also prevent further tragedy. well, our europe editor is also in cali and following the diplomatic response to yesterday was my tragedy. the french say that that�*s just not going to be possible, the idea ofjoint patrols with the uk, they say it is a sovereign treat issue, particularly after brexit. —— sovereignty issue. although they have rejected this idea before, instead, france has asked for an additional effort, a european one, having caught at the eu and said, look, after brexit, our coastlines, say

to bring about peace and stability to a place like africa where you have ethiopia, sudan, and somaliaverge of more violence? guest: i think it is good that the biden administration is trying to reset in a positive way but the first thing it has to do is regain credibility, which it lost. people have memories of what is the united states has said or done, and that convinced some of us you have changed dramatically . [indiscernible] that is being translated into action on the ground. when you go around appearing to give orders to african countries, then something goes wrong, there is an assumption of superiority. people say who are you? respect and credibility. host: this explains why biden and his first address to the african people was talking about diplomacy and dignity. the u.s. has been fixated for decades on places like the u.s. -- the middle east and afghanistan. africa is basically working hard to try to contain groups not only in the sub-saharan region, but in different parts of the african continent. could this become the new battleground against radical groups? >> it is not c

forgotten conflicts, neglected populations from somalia, yemen to congo.tan, people will continue to be driven by the sliver of hope for something better and they deserve better than this. arwa damon, cnn, turkey. >>> coming up a dire warning about the massive covid outbreak in europe. a top health agency says some countries could see even more cases and hospitalizations down the line. >>> plus, climate activists flood the streets of glasgow with a message for world leaders, why they say the pledges they made at cop 26 ring hollow and aren't enough to save the planet. stay with us. that's w why doctos recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trususted relief, trust tylenol®. for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin. with 0% parabens... sulfates... ...and dyes. tresemmé's pro pure collection lets you style without compromise. tresemmé pro pure 0% compromi

than 80 taken down this year, after more than a year of political turmoil, it delayed elections. somalia has begun electing politicians which lower house of parliament the 1st 2 politicians for the 275 member, lower house were elected in mogadishu. on monday, they have been chosen by tens of thousands of clan delegates as a separate voting process for the upper house and then both branches of government vote for the next president. french president de manion macro is delaying new customs checks against the united kingdom. a dispute of a fishing rights to briggs, it was threatening to turn into a wider trade dispute, but more talks and planned to diffuse the crisis. i was where the headline news continues your analogy 0 after witness search. and thanks, a lot of our goal at al jazeera has always been to expand our reach and improve on what we have to offer. to do that, we've kept pace with how people get their news news strengthen by reporting. that's hard. hitting with the arab world rose up, you followed a trusted source and we grew with you. over the years, al jazeera digital has been

what would it mean for the rest of the region, for somalia and eritrea?eans more refugees would be heading to neighboring countries. there will be famine. it will be a breakup of relationships from countries that could really have benefits. the benefit, the relationship between ethiopia is always seen as helping ethiopia all the time, but the benefit has to be two ways forward. there has to be a way to understand the cited ethiopia, the side of tplf and bring these partners to a peaceful negotiation. that would be beneficial not only to if you'll be a and neighboring -- ethiopia and neighboring nations but europe, which will be getting migrants. >> let's thank our guests for joining us. william, samuel. thank you for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website. head over to our facebook page for further discussion. "inside story or cow -- inside story." from the whole team, for now, that's goodbye. ?:■ñ - hey, i'm valerie june. ming up onreel south. - it's clear that therare hundreds of slave cemeteries in most of our counties. -

the settle whether stretches right down across the gulf of aidan somalia, generally fine and settle. we have got a few showers just around the if you open the rift valley, they're just pushing over towards ethiopian highlands, some where to where the once again into the democratic republic of congo ra across, congo, into cameroon. and could bon lively showers to stretch their way down across a good part of angola. some of those showers still bring in one or 2 down pools into western parts of zambia, chance of a shower, to into northern areas of zimbabwe with the odd shower the eastern cape. ah frank assessment, what's the point of the u. n. if multilateralism isn't part of its dna, we need somewhere we're serving steam, skin issues, formed opinions, focus likely to change biking behavior. it's not going to change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match with this more games mentality. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on out jazeera china is pursuing prosperity and i

but a change in the wind has cleared things up nicely for somalia. for the wet to weather, we have to head to the democratic republic of congo and further west. a lot of the heat we've seen in south sudan is going to ease as the temperature comes down in juba. now further south, it is looking rather hot in johannesburg. we got sunshine on the cards, a temperature 28 degrees, but it is gonna turn rather wet for cape town on monday. the temperature just touching 18 and lots of rain on schedule. ah, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to talk to code the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was most destructive chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. helicopters flying over the ridge, bring something and they didn't even see the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. on out to 0. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and cu

i am a refugee from somalia.nd i am a full—time candidate running for state senator here in harlem, in district 30. harlem is a majority black and brown community. i live on a very historic street, 137th, between 7th and 8th. my name is danette and i live in woodside, queens. we have multiracial community and it's very friendly. our community, it's a normal day, whether it's raining or dry outside. we're still looking at a pretty potent storm system with a lot of rain, and it's all starting to move into the tri—state area. my name is hakeem. i'm the owner of the yafa cafe in brooklyn, new york. during covid, we saw a revenue loss of about 75%, and so it was always really difficult to operate and let go of a bunch of our staff. now that things were finally back kind of to normal, with vaccinations, we felt that we were ready to kind of start bringing back our old business model. the winds kicking in and also we're going to end up getting bigger rain in our area, because as it moves on a diagonal, it starts tapping

in somalia, a bomb attack reportedly targeted a convoy the african union mission happened in the house in neighbourhood south of mogadishu. a school opposite the scene of the explosion has been damaged as no word yet on casualties. several buildings on fire in the capital of the solomon islands after a 2nd day of writing that's despite the government imposing a 36 hour locked down several other buildings were set on fire june protests on wednesday, demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, manassas avari, they say their regional ax infrastructure and has been neglected by the government an overnight curve he was holding on the french caribbean island of guadalupe after days of violent protests against cope at 19 restrictions. its longstanding grievances of poverty and inequality. the protest civils i spoke to the neighboring island of martinique and health officials in the us are concerned about another potential surgeon cobit $900.00 cases that says millions of americans travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this week travels expected to be near pre pandemic le

in somalia bomb attack has reported the talk of it, a convoy of the african union mission. it happened in the how the neighbourhood south of mogadishu is nowhere yes, on casualties. several buildings on fire in the capital of a solomon islands after a 2nd day of writing. now, despite the government imposing a lockdown, demonstrators are demanding the resignation of prime minister manasseh cavalry. they said their region lacks infrastructure and has been neglected by the government. officials in the us are concerned about another potential surge in cobra. 1900 cases that says millions of americans traveled for the thanksgiving holiday this week. and travel is expected to be near pre angelic levels. the son of libya is former leader more. mock adolphe has been barred from running in next month's presidential election. libya electoral commission says cypher, the slum gadhafi is ineligible because he's been convicted of a crime warlord and he for half to along with 72 others remain in the race. the us government does announce a new u. f o task force. the agency will work to ide

. >> it's been seen as one of the stable countries in this region, which has countries like somalia,udan, sudan, that have had a lot of conflict. this is also a country of 100 million people. this is a huge population. any instability in this country could reverberate not only in east africa, but across the continent. previously, we've seen the waves of migration that have gone into europe, for example. what's important to note is the humanitarian crisis in ethiopia right now. there are 5 million people who are in need of emergency assistance. the u.n. has said there has not been any emergency relief in the region since october 18. that is a long time. as the conflict has spread to regions, there are hundreds of thousands of people that need assistance that are not getting it. part of the focus for regional partners in east africa, but also western countries, is to make sure that relief gets to people who are dying right now. ros: it is the latest day at the cop 26 climate summit. the focus this thursday is on energy. negotiating teams will be working hard on finding ways to ditch fo

i was born in somalia.ry went to civil war, and we moved to kenya. my whole life, i've been a nomad. but kansas became my home. and so it was for the first time that i could call a place home. >> why garden city? >> there's a packing plant. >> meat packing? >> yes. >> reporter: that part of kansas for several decades has had enormous need for labor in the meatpacking plants. in the early 2000s, the somali refugees began settling in and going to work in the meatpacking plants. >> it's like there was a world within a world in garden city. one world coming together as a community. and another world -- >> yeah. >> but you had no idea? >> uh-huh. no idea that people can be so hateful. so bluntly hateful. >> this whole story started in the strangest of ways. dan dase in many respects is an ordinary guy. grew up in kansas. he was accompanying his son while his son was doing a workout for the high school track team. afterwards they went to the local library to cool down. >> you went to the library, you saw this fly

reporter: aside from the tigray conflict in ethiopia, the military coup in sudan, and tensions in somaliae high on the agenda. following trump's failure to engage in africa and amid china's growing influence, his trip also aims to rage wash -- raise washington's profile on the continent. >> so that the whole world knows that the u.s. is indeed back, is indeed back and interested in the advancement of our continent. reporter: on wednesday, blinken also stated the importance of fighting what he labeled democratic recessions worldwide. >> independent institutions are challenged and undermined. journalists, human rights activists are threatened and attacked. even vibrant democracies like and you are experiencing this pressure. reporter: one week from the cop26, climate change will also be on the table, as five of the 10 hardest hit countries are in africa. antony blinken's next stop will be nigeria and then senegal. mark: not a lot of time for the u.s. secretary of state, but at least he is visiting, and calling for calm in tigray. let's hope he is heard. the european union is urging armenia

you wake up in morning uconn somalia coffee. you have a fever and you feel short of breath. that's kind of like the classic covid. you probably don't have alterations in taste and smell. you may also get a fever, but muscle aches and probably more of the game. if you are vaccinated, you have breakthrough covid. it's going to very, very similar. so that's why you can tell and you need to get tested to really sorted out. >> and he says the directive is the same for children and adults. doctor chin-hong says if you have active cold symptoms the over the counter test from a pharmacy. a gfnerally very good at picking up whether the symptoms are really covid. >> several ski resorts across the tahoe area. we're hoping to be open for thanksgiving. but the warm dry weather has pretty much melted those plans mammoth is the only california area that is currently open. it's in the central sierra the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal open for a few days at least until the weather warmed up in the snow disappeared. the owner of pa

and even when my parents, they came in the ninety's, they were refugees from somalia. so it was a bit different. no economic migrant. they burst i did back home, but when they came in i was same kind of jobs that were forwarded to them. so your dad came here and what did he do here? it says the delivery driver here, back came in studies and he was teaching. and then the war kicked off and wrote heavier stuff, similar to, to mary's dad story. mary's dad's story, similar to you know, what mary grew up with. it's why me now various found herself protesting. right. and it's like the government policies in this country are set up or not set out to help minority group get. when you look at some of the policies, particularly since the advent neoliberalism, you know, from the late seventy's through the eighty's, you can see the kind of political and economic shifts that have led to the kind of state that we're in. no b, you can't get away from from the re story of the immigration story, particularly. yeah. tyson, that back to empire, that moment is cal at that moment when you

so amman and yemen sat fair along with the somalia. we have got chance to some showers just filtering in from the, in the ocean as we go into next week. that's something to watch apple. but for time being, it is fine and try to catch a shower or 2 in kenya, ga, the showers across them could republic of congo pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. we got some rather wet weather. also sliding out of the day are c. that'll make his way across, says ambia. zimbabwe could see some localized flooding over the next day or so. chances of marble heavy rank but needed for south africa. ah, ah, meet the minimum is a tough is helpful and the daughter decide to put the rat race. hoping to live better with less, let's just throw everything away out there will expose the simply living movement aimed at reducing personal consumption credit and class, and i hope to be happier. as a result, a simple life on al jazeera, the stage is set, and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think, from international politic

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about peace and stability to a place like the horn of africa, where you have sedan, ethiopia, and somalia on the verge of more and more a violent episode of events is true, it is good there by dinner, who is trisha is trying to reset it a positive way. but the 1st thing it has to do is do reduce credibility, which it lost her, but you are due to the trumpet and which she, gillian, group ability. people are members what it is that the united states has said, or dan, and sometimes we're very strange and not going to do some that just church dramatic . lieutenant this, it can be done there. sure little more special offers use is room to do. and then i knew that was done by dallas, spoken very much saying that you walking have restricted to were no mattress with watching the ground. so when them fish were round, ah, beauty ordered us to african countries, then the something goes wrong. because this is assumption, why should be a few of america sama, i'm going to fall or tell him you must do this. you must do that. when people say, well, you the thing to do, do you do yourself? so what this be

a prominent journalist in somalia has been killed in a suicide bomb attack in the capitol, mogadishu of disease mohammed gould, was the director of the government own radio market issue at a well known i will shout, critic the, the netherlands. sort of 2nd bites of rising over the restrictions triggered by record high coven, 19 cases. 3 protests as being treated in the hospital. and those that headlines more do you feel? and i was 0 of the talk to al jazeera next. i hope the miss lisa. well, come in preparation. the country is staging. a major theme. nations going head to head in. think this bill stadiums 2020 will keep you across the engine is council prepares for the regions. biggest ever sporting events. the fee for our come on out there. wow. ah, he threw lawanda for 21 years. palka guard me took office to 6 years after the 1994 genocide where some 800000 people were slaughtered in an ethnic conflict. although wanda has transformed into what many consider apricots, tech hump and achieved rapid economic growth, it struggle to leave its dark path behind. and while many seek a gummy

ah, we have him looking at the various issues in sudan, which is another tragedy, somalia, ah, which has deteriorated substantially and genuine itself. so i am very delighted that at least be, and i had states as putting a lot of effort and a lot of interest in africa. so what can be due to me, this is this teaching moment. and as the pressure increases on the government of ethiopia, particularly the prime minister is going to have to start making some concessions. the 1st is humanity area. want to go back to that point you made about us involvement though just before we move on, because you raised an interesting point about the u. s. showing that it is, it is serious about a list, but i also wonder about, i'm out outside, don't say outside interference, but outside influence. when you get a secretary of state coming in, when you get leaders of other countries and the likes of fellows going to bassinger as well involving themselves, the idea is to mediate and to help. but i sometimes wonder again going back to prime minister, be off made that it ill, mr. trenches and further it feels

recently, i met a group of 25 people from iraq and before 15 from syria, some guys from somalia, someo, probably around 100 or something. we went back to the woods where the young family was found. the geopolitical stand—off continues — belarus and russia against poland and the west. these scattered possessions a reminder of those caught in the middle. jenny hill, bbc news, poland. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: queen elizabeth misses the remembrance sunday ceremony at the cenotaph, for the first time in 22 years. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election, and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing european anti—nuclear movement. - the south african government has announced that its opening the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to

recently i met a group of 25 people from iraq and before 15 from syria, some guys from somalia, somemething. some people have made it across the border. they are hiding in the forests along its length. behind them, a hostile belarusian border force. ahead of them, a europe where they are not really wanted. we went back to the woods where the young family was found. the geopolitical stand—off continues. belarus and russia against poland and the west. these scattered possessions are a reminder of those caught in the middle. jenny hill, bbc news, the bialowieza forest, poland. the home secretary, priti patel, is to meet her french counterpart this week to try to increase pressure on france to stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than 1,000 people made the journey on thursday — a record numberfor a single day. the nobel laureate, malala yousafzai, has told the andrew marr show that she fears the taliban's claim of a temporary interruption in girls�* education in afghanistan may not be true. after seizing power, the group excluded girls from returning to secondary schoo

i'll do the remains pained and enduring, present in somalia, and in neighboring ethiopia, covering conflict in the region known as ogden. despite it being a difficult area for reported to act, i will be at a loss mia length at the bel air, or you will see la mija and totally le had the lip lip. what tack is so touch if mcinerney, half ian connie, esther. yeah, you had the to what are lower that was he thought, min caitlin, with the should it in with touch, they were to join in what are the al jazeera, if you had a love with that he a carrot and that she, if has he, hey, al, mazur, reporting from south africa was also challenging. in the years after the country made the transition from a party to democracy. wherever there was conflict or political movement, al jazeera reporting was on the ground, be it in zimbabwe, angola, mozambique, or sierra leone. but a hot up volume the seller bill is at the area. walker libya and as the hub ill, i said on your list of the at much more armina cordial insignia. my alleged danielle soluble figure a cecilia, misled at the courier i would that allan shannon