linton: but even in accra, aisha is lucky to earn $5 a day.of clothing she's carrying weighs more than 50 kilograms. it's tough and dangerous work. linton: the trade in used clothing is also risky for importers. they pay up front as much as $95,000 for a container, with no guarantee if the clothes inside it are any good. asare: it's not easy. sometimes if you don't have money to do business, this business, it's not easy for you. sometimes you go and bought something, then you caught--you'll not get what you want. then you lose your money. linton: asare imports as many as 3 million items of used clothing every year, most of it from the united kingdom. when he finds western exporters with good quality clothes, profits are there for the taking. asare: so if you know inside that these goods is fine, that one you're going to buy it, then you get your profit. if you don't know that these goods is nice, you just bought anything, then you lose your money. linton: asare also sells his newly imported items to other retailers in kantamanto market. linton

dusk is the witching hour at accra zoo.t we try to test for are resistant antimicrobials in the poo of the bats. so that's what we are trying to do. so the question is, is the bacteria in the poo resistant to antibiotics? exactly. that is the question. yeah! 0k, got it. bats are a mystery because they can carry all these different pathogens, including coronaviruses, but not get sick themselves. this is actually an adult female and i think it's even pregnant. kofi amponsah mensah is a conservationist at the university of ghana. he's worried that human activity is forcing bats to change their normal behaviour. it's increasingly becoming difficult for bats to live in their natural habitat, because we've encroached in it so much, we have modified it so much. thus there is constant contact with these bats. so maybe bats are not to be blamed for all the troubles we are having. we are currently on our way... next stop on ourjourney, and kofi is leading me down a disused railway to a bushmeat market in accra. you can see some speci

something that is important to you, a lot of growth . 23rd iran women's bronze medal league in the sefat accrald championships, bismillah, rahman, and rahim, may god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad. good day. i welcome you , dear and respected viewers. the match between the iranian youth volleyball team and poland in the under-21 world championship young national volleyball players at the beginning of the second stage of this competition, today at 2:30 p.m., our country will face last . my moghadam students defeated the host bahrain in the last game of the group stage of 30 . iran's youth volleyball team will play thailand tomorrow and bulgaria on thursday. the pre-season of the persepolis team was followed up yesterday evening in the presence of the media. the monday evening practice of the persepolis team was held in the presence of the media. some problems of the head coach of persepolis he said that the main cause of some problems like biranvand's case is financial issues. we paid the children's money on time, ya ali. it would not have happened by chance. the manager and head

that he's accra hypocrite? that he said one thing?e the threat that this individual poses to our way of life, to our country, should really, i mean it's july 4th. we should be celebrating and not being kept awake at night wondering which new article of the constitutional trump is going to try to violate. >> former president trump has really warm people down with saying two things at once because people like jay, and a lot of people say there is trump being trump. but he was quite crystal clear that the country could never have a president, a candidate running for president was under indictment. that would be a constitutional crisis back then. >> imagine that he found out that there was someone who had been indicted twice, on state charges and federal charges, and then impeached twice, and that person -- >> he would not have liked that choice. >> he would not of like that. but a lot of the trump stuff was projection. there is this kind of hillary is dangerous for the reason, i mean, he did everything, and remember, part of what is a ha

one of the locations, security camera footage captured this gold accra that could be connected, policewere reported, and no clear motive has been identified. police are asking anyone with information to reach out. >>> all eyes are on president biden this week to see how he plans to campaign guess against those recent rulings on student loans, affirmative rights, affirmative action and lgbtq rights. on thursday the president is going to travel to south carolina, days after his predecessor donald trump visited the all important southern state, but will any of these decisions have a profound impact on how voters cast their ballots in 2024? let's discuss that and more with chief strategist for the 2004 bush cheney presidential campaign, matthew dowd and former possess secretary to vice president kamala harris and host of msnbc's "symone" symone sanders town zen. matthew, student loans, affirmative action, lgbtq, anti-discrimination. you'll recall last year's dobbs decision overturning abortion proved to be a difficult campaign issue for republicans in the midterms. do you see any of these

metropolitan police and the atf released new security camera photos of a suspect, as well as a gold accrathey believe were involved in a series of explosions outside of three local businesses. officials say the devices were placed and detonated outside a nike story, and a truist bank atm. in a third incident, a molotov cocktail was thrown at a safeway grocery store. each location was targeted at 4:40 in the morning. police haven't identified a clear motive. >>> major flooding in chicago caused a delay to a much anticipated nascar race. a torrential downfall caused widespread flash flooding that shut down roads and stranded a lot of drivers. some areas saw almost 9 inches fall in just a few hours, setting new daily rainfall records across the city and suburbs. nascar had a temporary delay, their first ever chicago street race. spectators ran for cover. joining me meteorologist michelle grossman. there's extreme weather around the country. what are we looking for for july 4th. >> we're looking at showers and storms steam any in spots, tells you the whole story, compared to the last hour. we

she remains undeterred by this and accra democratic effort and we'll continue to focus on an acting their forms. county voters mandated and >> well, san francisco mayor london breed offers an update now on how many arrests police have made since a crackdown on the tenderloin. the mayor shared these pictures saying that in the last 2 weeks alone, police have seized more than 9.5 kilos of fentanyl. police seize 25 kilos of fentanyl in all of last year. so in just 14 days, officers have taken about a 3rd of what was pulled off the streets last year. the california highway patrol has doubled the number of its officers in the city, which has resulted in double the number of arrests for drug dealing in the tenderloin and south of market compared to the previous 2 weeks. police also made 115 citations or arrests for public drug use. the mayor, though, says none of those people accepted services upon their release and the overwhelming majority are not san francisco residents. some developing news now. hazmat crews worked through the night to clean up a hazardous material spill in san mateo that s

and we love the city of accra and -- and ghana and west africa as a whole.e to, like, create community in other spaces and, like -- and not make it such a, like, you know, stagnant thing and so, we're just looking, like -- for any countries that want to host us and want to host black folks from around the diaspora -- >> jimmy: yeah >> hit us up we want to bring that experience around the world. >> jimmy: dude, good for you i'm glad you're doing that [ cheers and applause >> thanks, man >> jimmy: that's good that you're doing that. talking about your "yah know." >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: you're performing this tonight if you want to see chance perform, he's performing later in the show. who choreographs this? is there some artist behind this is there something that you -- >> yeah. so -- no, so it's like, all of my music, and all most artists' music, like, what we typically do as recording artists, we get in the studio over, you know, the course of the year, a couple years, and make a a bunch of songs and when we're done, we go and find an artist that will ma

lisa: i love where you said it is not hard to find an angry accra economists.has made mistakes and everyone is trying to carve out a niche to explain what just happened. how do you understand the dissonance between expectations of where the economy was headed and what has actually happened? claudia: every macro economist has missed it. people get kind of not happy when they are making calls and their docketing a. they sometimes get even less happy when they look around and they see people that make big mistakes all of the news. i pointed out in the piece on bite nymex you are referencing -- widened economics that you are referencing. -- it could do more damage than good. lisa: what are we misunderstanding to the point of making mistakes? we have only plenty. what we misunderstanding about pandemic economics as tom would call it, or where we are in the economy -- recovery and the distortions, people moving from california or the northeast or even people's propensity to switch jobs, shift locations, spend more than they would to capitalize on an experience they w

they end up out in africa in this case, it's accra in ghana , and quite a lot accra in ghana, and quite this enormous sort of landfill bin beachfront location just there to rot away . to rot away. >> you see, i would say it's not our fault if we're if we're sending stuff off, we think we're doing the right thing, then why isn't the right thing happening with it? >> but i do think that some of it is our fault and we have come slightly addicted to the cheap, fast fashion, especially younger generation who maybe don't have very much money. and when you're seeing online sites offering a new outfit for under a fiver, then you're going to do that. you want something to new wear every time you go out, you wear it once you discard it. i think older generations look at things slightly differently and slightly differently. and i think you are further on in think when you are further on in your working life , you look at a your working life, you look at a jacket or dress and you jacket or a dress and you think it's worth investment. but it's worth the investment. but not everybody is in that boat.

i think colonel accra meant talked about how he recklessly disregarded his own national security council. his own generals, and the intelligence community that we were being briefed at the same time. we saw this rosy narrative by state, and yet this dire warning by the rest. the d.o.d. in the intelligence community. the result was this complete debacle and failure. colonel chronic, like the first question to you, was there a plan? do you ever seen evacuation plan? >> think you for the question. chairman, the way the process works for planning is we will get an initial guidance that we need to come up with a course of action. so, u.s. will build a number of courses of action. they were very different. very unique and each characteristic of each one. could be timeline, could be conditions, could be troop levels. and then a senior military members -- >> he put the microphone a bit closer, please? thank you. >> senior commanders will pick one and cover accommodation and explain why they did. speaking into this is also the intelligence community which is part operations and part intelligence

i'll let you, finishers accra terry? >> obviously you and i disagree about what the president has proposed and i would say that in the department of agriculture were working every single day to work for producers for ranchers and farmers and i could go through a litany of all the things we are done in have doing to expand markets, to provide credit, disaster assistance so be unfair to suggest that we're not concerned about our producers. we are. >> i would encourage everyone on this committee to join our legislation to tell the administration loud and clear we want to keep the stepped up basis for our egg producers. next opportunity 22, proposed revisions to september 2020 proposed interim decision for -- , that included a list of mitigation measures that produces would be required to implement when -- these mitigation members the epa refused to incorporate any feedback provided by usda. a public comment period closed in october 2022, and usa to provide feedback. you have you had conversations with administrator reagan a