to russia now where growth will continue to weaken in the fourth quarter of this yeah alexei kudrin former finance minister and current head of the court of audit expects less than one percent next year the country's economy suffers from far too much state influence and the lack of private sector investment in research and innovation but there are exceptions and. calls skolkovo moscow the russian silicon valley correspondent found startups that can compete with those in the west. a few years ago under a huge new cough and a few friends founded in video now one hundred fifty employees work at the startup banks and others invest millions of euros in the company one thing hasn't changed over the years the mostly young employees there like to eat pizza orders are placed via an app it also reveals whether the italian restaurant is busy at the moment and when exactly the food will be delivered this is only one of the startups many products it takes advantage of the fact that there are lots of surveillance cameras in russia and we develop products for everyone using simple video surveillance comp

reporting for us from gaza not some other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexei devolvement says he has been barred from leaving the country in a message recorded at a moscow airport a kremlin critic alleged he's being prevented from traveling to the european court of human rights which is due to issue a ruling over his detention they've already served twenty days in prison last month for organizing anti kremlin protests. a u.s. think tank says it has identified at least thirteen undeclared missile bases inside north korea the center for strategic and international studies says pyongyang has been upgrading several of the remote sites in the report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end north korea's nuclear program. libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it's the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and factions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. abandon plans to hold elections in december. and french prime minister h

russian opposition leader alexei in the valley says he has been banned from leaving the country in a message recorded at a moscow airport the kremlin critic claimed he has been prevented from traveling to the european court of human rights which is due to issue a ruling over his detentions just admit in the valleys of twenty eight days in prison last month organizing anti kremlin protests. news network c n n is to save the trump administration of the revoked press credentials of one of its reporters the white house barred jim acosta from the press briefings after a heated exchange the president from last week c.n.n. says the move violates the freedom of the press enshrined in the u.s. constitution why did you hear forty two people have been confirmed dead in northern california in the deadliest wildfires in the state's history and the death toll is expected to climb as the difficult task of recovering victims begins in the almost in the devastated town of paradise. the eerie off the mark of california's deadliest fires. coroners have been searching for bodies in the destroyed town of

the european court of human rights ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activist alexei navalny judges in strasburg sided with mr valley and said his various jailings by russian authorities between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated is to develop as a fierce critic of president putin has found himself behind bars on numerous occasions that russia accuses him of organizing illegal demonstrations when detaining him. ranger refugees in bangladesh have protested against attempts to send them back to me and many fear for their safety the protest calls bangladesh your thoughts as to postpone the launch of repatriation plan agreed with me and now but opposed by the united nations refugee agency. the sheer scale of the refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of residents in muslims are living in squalid camps like this they fled to me and ma because of army led violence following a military crackdown but with agreement from me and mom today bangladesh begins the enormous task of trying to repatch reate them it's a move that's proving deeply u

european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activist alexei navalny judges in strasbourg agreed with mr fairlie that his various jailings by russian authorities between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated mr nunn valley's a fierce critic of president putin and russia accuses him of organizing illegal demonstrations while in detention. so what does this ruling mean for russia the w correspondent and we show it is in moscow. on the one hundred is a blow to russia because this ruling says that these arrests were politically motivated so essentially the ruling is questioning the existence of the rule of law in russia which is something that officials here including putin always emphasize as being very important and of course russia does care about its image on the international stage but on the other hand russia has been kind of setting the scene to question the legitimacy of any ruling that comes out of the european court for human rights for several years after the annexation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen russia

tonight, alexei, putin's most powerful and famous arch rival said he's been barred from exiting russiaon leader posted a picture of himself on instagram awaiting screening to the border control. he was trying to get to a human rights court hearing in france. analysts say despite all the harassment and threats leveled at him over the years, there's a key reason alexey navalny is still alive. >> in previous instances where he has been persecuted or detained by russian officials, there's been such a blowback in russian public opinion and protests that putin has been apprehensive and nervous about going through with it. >> reporter: tonight, another well known putin critic has leveled a stinging broadside at the russian president. asked by "vanity fair" magazine if he'd compare putin to joseph stalin, american born financier said, i see him as a modern day pablo escobar. putin has no modern day ideology whatsoever. all he wants is money and to hurt his monies. escobar, the late kingpin of the colombian drug cartel was notorious for his thirst for blood, once blamed for blowing up a passeng

russian opposition leader alexei navalny says he has been banned from leaving the country. in a message recorded at the moscow airport, the kremlin critic claimed he has been prevented from traveling to the european court of human rights, which is due to issue a ruling ovover his detention. he served 20 days in prison last month for organizing anti-kremlin protests. the european union and britain have struck a draft deal of the terms of a pregnant withdrawal. british prime minister theresa may summoned cabinet ministers for one to brief them on the terms of this deal. she scheduled the crunch cabinet meeting for wednesday, but she faces stiff opposition from one of her colleagues. all right, for more on this now, i'm joined by barbara wesel in strasburg tonight and in london, birgit maas. what has been agreed to and who is doing the agreeing? >> that is a good question because nothing really has been agreed. what's on the table is the latest version of a draft agreement that could be struck. if the british side finally stuffs negotiating with itself, sort of saying either y

that's across sports correspondent joining us this morning good morning to you alexei your expectations for today. it could be easily described as a very turbulent time for the world anti-doping agency it meets and book who to discuss a plethora of different issues but the most important one is the september's decision to reinstate the russian anti-doping agency as part of the world anti-doping family back then it was clearly explained that there reinstatement was not unconditional there was still want a criteria to be met which is providing access to your in sound. it's henri's and we are definitely expecting to hear updates on that during the day but what i've already made it clear that if this criteria is not met then the case of the reinstatement of the will be handed over back to the compliance review committee again we'll be hearing updates on that but all this follows a major rift within the organization just several weeks ago the u.s. anti-doping agency and a number of other national anti-doping agencies including u.k. and australia held a private summit in washington d.c. in am

good afternoon alexey what else came out of that meeting. while the water foundation board met in baku genuine firestorm among its ranks with flying high from the other side of the atlantic the u.s. accusing the water of. caving into the russians and criticizing the decision in september to reinstate. but this time the big news obviously obviously of the day is that moscow and the sports minister of russia allowed. the access to its laboratories in moscow particular you read samples which was the biggest and the most important criteria of the starter's not conditional unconditional reinstatement in september now we know that there was a delegation will travel to moscow on november twenty eighth and i. the end of this toxic saga here is what he had to say this will resolve the situation we have with the russian authorities. and to dropping the agency compliant subject to the condition of the longer one strike condition is beautified and we carry on normal which any other national and dropping agency. we have around the world should be in my v

repeated attention of russian opposition leader -- repeated detention o russian opposition leader alexei navalny was politically motivated. he feel -- filed the complaint with the court of human rights. it found his seven arrests between 2012 and 2014 had been aimed at suppressing clinical pluralism. it will take years to rebuild the california town of paradis -- that is the verdict of top officials who are dealing with the devastation caused wildfires. e so far 58 people hen killed and more than 100 are still missing. our correspondent dan johnson sent this report from the scene. dan: these are the teams that have to answer the painful questions that hangrn the acrid -- what happed to my loved one, how many more people are dead. house after house from the street after street, the ashes of thicommunity slowly vealing the lives once lived here. his work is difficult and th conditions can be dangerous, and the scalef e task is almost impossible to comprehend. more than 10,000 properties ruined 1 more than00 people still missing. o there is nod news here, no positive outcome only another na

growth in russia will continue to weaken in the fourth quarter of this year alexei kudrin former finance minister and current head of the court of audit expects less than one percent next year the country's economy suffers from far too much state influence and a lack of private sector investment in research and innovation but there are exceptions in the industrial park called skolkovo near moscow the russian silicon valley our correspondent found startups that can compete with those in the west. a few years ago under a huge new cough and a few friends founded in video on now one hundred fifty employees work at the startup banks and others invest millions of euros in the company one thing hasn't changed over the years the mostly young employees there like to eat pizza orders are placed via an app it also reveals whether the italian restaurant is busy at the moment and when exactly the food will be delivered this is only one of the startups many products it takes advantage of the fact that there are lots of surveillance cameras in russia. we develop products for everyone using simple video

european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activist alexei novell me judges in strasburg agreed with mr in the valley that his various jailings by russian authorities between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated based in the valley is a fierce critic of president putin in russia accuses him of organizing illegal demonstrations while in detention. now today saw a chaotic start to bangladesh's controversial repatriation program for a hinge of refugees one hundred fifty ranger were meant to return to me and more nobody turned up instead there were angry protests at the border hundreds of thousands of muslims currently live in sprawling camps around the bangladeshi city of cox's bazar the exodus began last august following the military crackdown in mid march rakhine state bangladesh has already made several onsets unsuccessful attempts to send rangers back to me and now despite repeated warnings the conditions are not safe the u.n. high commissioner for human rights michel bashing has urged the dhaka to call off the progra

when you compare this to other countries, look at russia, when alexey navalny exposes corruption, andd for corruption. is it possible that in some countries the public don‘t care very much, they might not understand the consequences of corruption, but they have accepted it as a way of life in their political system?m is not that people are apathetic in the us or i have found around the world. they are cynical about whether anything can be done. and you are right, for generations, this has been accepted as inevitable as a way of life. young people don‘t do that. they are protesting. they drove ya nu kovych that. they are protesting. they drove yanukovych into russia. that causes russia to invade crimea and creates grave dangers for international peace and security. but many of these young people are the most fervent supporters of the international anticorruption the most fervent supporters of the international anticorru ption court. what you as a special assistant to the attorney general, you appointed robert miller. the federal prosecutor in mind, the computer —— recruited rob mueller

forecasts quote they are russian oil and gas companies are having an absolutely fabulous year said alexei bowl chicago general director of citi group global markets they earn more per barrel than they did even during one hundred dollars a barrel oil prices these guys have exorbitant profitability that's right because of the quirks of the way oil is priced in dollars. so russian oil producers are raking it in i guess. goes against the narrative that we're applying some kind of sanctions that hurt them well it also goes towards explaining the cost of production is a lot lower when you don't have to frac refract requires fracking requires heavy artillery you don't just you know stick you know traditional oil donkey one of those things that you always see the classic junkie looking.

forecasts quote they are russian oil and gas companies are having an absolutely fabulous year said alexei boll chicago general director of citi group global markets they earn more per barrel than they did even during one hundred dollars a barrel oil prices these guys have exorbitant profitability that's right because of the quirks.

it's the attacker was found dead inside the building but there's no word yet on how he was killed alexey o'brien reports. the borderline bhangra was packed for its wednesday college country music night when the gunman burst in and opened fire there were people that got all day out saying i'm just hanging out having a good time and running you hear that and you just go said the time. it was before eleven face a in the city of thousand docs about sixty kilometers from los angeles he was making the most time with a ski mask over his face but on the bottom and then he had a black face mark carbine is just his mom's all glassy we're shooting everything from the speakers doing anything so it was billy so it was. just smoke and we just saw shots taking off so we just tried to get down as fast we couldn't get out of there police were there within minutes they heard shots being fired. and felt there might be additional victims inside. on going through the front door sheriff sergeant was struck multiple times with gunfire the local county sheriff had to announce his friend ron hillis was did. the

scandal that rocked will sport want to make the announcement to the meeting in azerbaijan that he's alexey sent us this report from the capital back. i know from the meeting that i wonder delegation would visit russia to meet rich years. to visit on the twenty. people. we will complete dish work well before the date of thirty first december twenty eighth which usually. privy to meeting and ship them the water foundation board met in baku a genuine firestorm among its ranks with this flying high from the other side of the atlantic the u.s. side accusing the water of you know caving into the russians and criticizing the decision in september to reinstate. but this time the big news obviously obviously of the day is that moscow and the sports minister of russia allowed. the access to its laboratories in moscow but if you do you read samples which was the biggest and the most important criteria of assad has not conditional unconditional reinstatement in september now we know that there was a delegation will travel to moscow on november twenty eighth so i asked the president of water so craig r

cover from flares and a molotov cocktail being thrown by supporters of a athens sports correspondent alexey irish if he has the story. yet another night of senseless football related violence in europe when the famed dutch club from amsterdam went to the greek capital of eight and to play a local side in the champions league now we've seen violence in the football stands before but this was something on the next level when part of the fans broke onto the pitch and threw molotov cocktail into the way stand i. i the police when i went into that stand out and handed out some beating to the travelling fans resulting in city enduring injuries to some of them and all that after a night of craziness in the streets of athens where the two sets of fans fighting each other and now the u.a.e. for the european governing football body said that it will punish those fans involved but here is one problem in such. race is usually usa for hands in a fine for the club and a disqualification for the travelling fans for the very next game in this case next game is on december twelfth in lisbon portugal and the

time is short and in the hope of confirming his theory he's going with alexei rule as the specialist deep into the heart of loss selling us. his baby ocean shots of being born in the southern part of the island and it would be in this environment protected from predators that they would have spent the first few months of the lawyers. at ft. thanks. to hours on end the fishermen search every nook and cranny of the last sunniness. to. get the organ that there's a shark here look over there over there on the right taken the bait. on the line. and. take it. to cut. cut. cut. cut. cut out of the bowl the dirty with the head on the side that's all first i need you to tell me how long it is right up to its fin eighty four centimeters. i want to be mom let's find out what sex it is. you got to drive down and it's a male to hold it by its head while i think. lifted up when you see the claspers. you both male sharks and rays are easily recognizable since they're the only marine animals to have to penises the evolutionary remains of pelvic fins a little the two organs a never in use at the same

the european union to back it up essentially on this and take it side against russia let's say to alexei her on who is a professor of politics at the kiev while academy he's joining us on skype from kiev thanks for speaking to us so we now know that the ukrainian president has indeed declared martial law for sixty days but why is it that he would want to do this now i mean during the height of the problems between russia and ukraine in twenty fourteen he didn't do so then. look because here you have for the first time you have an open air of aggression because previous of russian that because previously what the russians said the rational said we didn't is that they didn't have soldiers in green ears that there are no russian soldiers in the occupied own bus so it was a good night when he was a people it was a lie but nevertheless a national position was clear we do not we are not present in ukraine there is no what i actually saw just you can't which is not true but now you have seen that actually russia that they are after the ukrainians more or both sometimes they said that happened i

forecasts quote they are russian oil and gas companies are having an absolutely fabulous year said alexei boll chicago general director of citi group global markets they earn more per barrel than they did even during one hundred dollars a barrel oil price. says these guys have exorbitant profitability that's right because of the quirks of the way oil is priced in dollars so russian oil producers are raking it in i guess. goes against the narrative that we're applying some kind of sanctions that hurt them well it also goes towards explaining the cost of production is a lot lower when you don't have to frac refract requires fracking requires heavy artillery you don't just you know stick you know traditional oil donkey one of those things that you always say the classic donkey you know just pumping the put a straw in and oil comes out you have to go down across the blast a whole bunch of clean water a whole bunch of sand and chemicals in there and then take it out hydraulic fracturing yes so it obviously requires a lot more work it's you don't have to you know you have to be like in serious

about this on learning more i'm really a connelly a founder of the minneapolis economic movement but alexei. thanks for joining us thank you thanks so much. but there's only a computer out there and it took twenty years to get steve ten years to construct nearly twenty million dollars to build a little bit price a process in korea is known as the spiky neural network architecture and it's able to complete two hundred million million actions per second because of processing chips that contain over one hundred million moving parts the world's largest no more six supercomputer was created by the team at the university of manchester school of people. science was devised to work like the biological neurons in the human brain and could do so faster than any other computer on earth but it isn't just for fun because it can imitate the area of the brain know it as the basil ganglia researchers will be it will be studying ways to use the supercomputer to help those suffering with parkinson's disease. also first say first pharmaceutical testing are related to neurological issues think about it humans

also repair the damaged spinal cords it's providing hope for patients years after the rocks events alexey o'brien reports that he had been told he would never walk again. sebastiano was paralyzed from the waist down after a bicycle accident five years ago but now thanks to breakthrough technology he's taking tentative steps forward so basically i had no ability to activate single muscles of both legs but he said that the model competes for right. and nor with some training he's able to really. like for example a feeling extension of his leg so basically you recover a lot of control over the bar lice mustards despite no more than four years of complete paralysis it's all down to a tiny electronic implant placed over the damaged area of the spinal cord it helps boost signals from the brain to his legs giving sebastiaan back some control over his paralyzed limbs and an addict and antibiotics and although it's not easy and has taken months of rehabilitation but it's life changing progress they treat patients involved in the study he idea that you are repairing the injured spine or go so you m

commission told room to revise the budget or face fines of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been allowed to fly out of the country a day after being told he was barred from leaving live on the us travelling to france when he was stopped by border guards at moscow airport and told he couldn't leave the european court of human rights in strasbourg is due to rule on whether his numerous the tensions by police and russia have been politically motivated or not involved have been barred from leaving over a thirty one thousand dollar court on the trade war between the united states and china is dominating discussions at a summit of southeast asian leaders in singapore the us president donald trump is not attending but his america first policy has strained relations with asian countries who are looking to agree details for a new regional trade deal when he reports from singapore i was ready behind the smiles there is an easy at the latest meeting of leaders from the association of southeast asian nations while the united states wasn't mentioned specifically it soon became clear that

thousands could starve to death as rival groups continue to battle for control of land and resources alexey o'brien reports. these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts starving children fill central african republic sir only pediatric hospital and their frail bodies are fighting an invisible enemy hunger to inform on placed in one place. it's really sad because it's an illness that can be prevented but we see dozens of cases if for a day sometimes children arrive here in a very serious condition they go straight to the emergency ward and some die it's really painful. they've got. the un says children a suffering the most in the fighting that began in two thousand and thirteen between mostly muslim seleka rebels and the mainly christian anti baloch of militias. both sides have a tech schools hospitals and religious buildings and one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world a militia leader and former politician tom is now facing charges in the international criminal court accused of murder torture and recruiting child soldiers like level she thought

. >> alexei still with us from us washington, d.c. she's not here. i made that up.be some wishful thinking. let's talk about the makeup of congress now, dave, and what it means for the president of the units. we've talked about jerry nadler, nancy pelosi gets the gavel back. adam schiff pining to are up the intel committee and now gets that he chance. talking about his plans to protect bob mueller and his investigation. this is a completely different dynamicing in washington. >> the margin confident majority for democrats has always mattered as much as the majority for purposes of determine who the speaker will be and the direction of the party in the house. there were. democrats who were on the d trip are c he's list of endorsees who pledged they would not vote for nancy pelosi for speaker. if democrats only have a majority of you know, of ten or 128 seats, then it's possible nancy pelosi won't have the votes to become speaker. she has held the line in some respects against this drive of the base to impeach the president but the democrats could come under heavy pre

european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activist alexei in the valley judges in strasbourg sided with mist in the valley and said that these various jailings by russian authorities between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated just as well he is a fierce critic of president putin has found himself behind bars on numerous occasions russia accuses him of organizing illegal demonstrations while in detention. german chancellor angela merkel is due to visit the city of camden sound friday trip to the eastern city comes nearly three months after far right extremists hounded migrants after a man was stabbed to death allegedly by two asylum seekers. the situation in the many residents of cabinets held the days of rallies in support of the extremists the situation remains difficult for foreigners and the chancellor has been widely criticized for not visiting the city center correspondents. have documented a census report from camus. it's difficult for me to watch these images. on the twenty sixth of august or right wing moppe

mathe european court of rights ruled today that russia's arsts of opposition leader alexei navalny are politically motivated. the court ordered moscow to pay $71,000 in damages. the decision is legally binding, but mosc has delayed complying with previous rulings. back in this country, a ch rebound heed wall street break its losing streak. the dow jones industrial average ined 208 points to close at 25,289. the nasdaq rose 122 points, and the s&p 500 added 28. and, longtime country music star roy clark dioded at his home in tulsa, oklahoma. starting in 1969, he hosted the tv variety show "hee haw" foer nearly a quaf a century. he was also a grammy winner who excelled at a wide range of instruments. roclark was 85 years old. still to come on the newshour: the f.d.a. proposes new restrictions on electronic- cigarettes. recounts continue in florida's narrowly contested governor and senate elections. the director of the world foodwa programmns of imminent famine in yemen due to the ongoing civil war, and much more. >> woodrndf: the u.s. food drug adminisation is taking w steps to try curbi

russian opposition leader alexei of army says he's been barred from leaving the country to attend a courtruling on his recent detentions of army was stopped by border guards at moscow airport and told he couldn't leave it was on his way to strasbourg in france for a hearing at the european court for human rights my it's been my if you find me the happy passengers at the airport whose tickets haven't disappeared or my ticket has disappeared i'm not allowed to travel abroad i bought myself a coffee and i'm heading to work to announce the crooks. a week after the u.s. midterm elections the winners in ten house and two senate races still have not been declared but democrats have flipped another senate seat with our zona electing its first democratic senator in more than two decades kristensen name a beat her republican challenger martha make sally by two percent cinéma is also the first woman elected to represent our zone in the senate republicans still have a majority in the senate despite a loss or a search teams are now trying to recover bodies from california's worst wildfire with forty t

and the european union to back it up essentially on this side against russia let's speak to alexey her on who's a professor of politics at the kiev more like cademy he's joining us on skype from kiev thanks for speaking to us so we now know that the ukrainian president has indeed declared martial law for sixty days but why is it that he would want to do this now i mean during the height of the problems between russia and ukraine in twenty fourteen he didn't do so then. yeah look because here you have for the first time you have an open act of aggression because previous of russian adept because previously what the russians said the rational said to be then is that they didn't have soldiers in creamy is that there are no russian soldiers in the occupied don't bustle was a good night when he was a people it was a lie but nevertheless a national position was clear we do not we are not present in ukraine there is no russian soldiers in ukraine which is not true but now you have scenes that actually ratchet there after their death ukrainian city moreover sometimes they said that happened in

let me bring back in alexei and anna here.eard desantis talk about the divisive nature of that race and it has been. he said it's been directed at me, not by me. i've been to a trump rally or two where desantis has taken the stage and the rhetoric is hot. >> absolutely. i thought it was interesting when corey lewandowski said earlier on the panel, i don't know if the rhetoric was too hot. often that is coming directly from the mouth of president donald trump and he's setting the tone in a lot of these races. >> let's not forget ron desantis' comment right after the primary about not letting voters monkey this up which is clearly a racist comment about andrew gillum. >> let me bring in our msnbc contributor. i want to bring you in because you understand the landscape from the conservative perspective on a national scale. what are you looking at most closely here? is it florida where we just saw desantis speak? is it georgia for example where stacey abrams is in that fight against brian kemp? what's on your radar? >> obviously t

europe's top human rights court has found that the repeated detention of russian opposition leader alexeied. mr navalny filed a complaint with the european court of human rights. it found his seven arrests between 2012 and 2014 had been aimed at "suppressing political pluralism". beyonce has ended a business venture with topshop boss sir philip green by buying him out of ivy park, the gymwear label they founded together two years ago. the buyout comes weeks after sir philip was named as having taken legal action to prevent publication of allegations of sexual harassment of staff. sir philip says he "categorically and wholly" denies the allegations. the mayor of paris has plans to pedestrianise the centre of the french capital. news agency afp report that the plans would severely restrict traffic in the city's first four districts, with electric shuttles brought in as an alternative. it would happen in mayor anne hidalgo's next term, assuming she is re—elected. pedestrianise! i can't think of a better city to be pedestrianise than than paris. maybe here! the bbc‘s political correspondent r

this year alone alexey o'brien reports. the borderline bhangra was packed for its wednesday college country music night when the gunman burst in and opened fire there were people that get all day out saying i'm just hanging out having a good time running you hear that and you just go belly up. it was before eleven face a in the city of thousand docks about sixty kilometers from los angeles is making the most common to ski mask over his face but on the bottom and then he had a black face mark carbine and it is just as is most all glassy we're shooting everything from the speakers doing anything so it was really so it was. just smoke and we just saw shots taking off so we just tried to get down as fast we couldn't get out of there police were there within minutes there are shots being fired. and felt there might be additional victims inside. on going through the front door . sheriff sergeant was struck multiple times with gunfire the local county sheriff had to announce his friend ron hillis was did. a sergeant passed away at

could starve to death as rival armed groups continue to battle for control of land and resources alexey o'brien reports . these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts starving children fill central african republic sir only pediatric hospital and their frail bodies are fighting an invisible enemy hunger to inform on placed in one place. it's really sad because it's an illness that can be prevented but we see dozens of cases if for a day sometimes children arrive here in a very serious condition they go straight to the emergency ward and some die it's really painful. the u.n. says children a suffering the most in the fighting that began in two thousand and thirteen between mostly muslim seleka rebels and the mainly christian anti baloch of militias. both sides have a tech schools hospitals and religious buildings and one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world a militia leader and former politician tom is now facing charges in the international criminal court accused of murder torture and recruiting child soldiers like level she thought is only f