for younger ones, like seven—year—old amina, that's simply too far.y, she is one of those that's been chosen to take part in the xprize challenge. at the start she has not seen a tablet before, so she's not used to touching screens. and when it comes to reading, she doesn't know more than one or two words in a sentence. butjohn, who is with the project, thinks the tablet will help her eventually to read fluently. back in the capital, dar es salaam, the world food programme is testing solar panel stations that will monitor the progress of each child when they recharge. that way if a tablet breaks, the youngster can get a new one without having to start lessons from the beginning again. in london this week, 11 semifinalists from seven different countries were chosen from the nearly 200 teams that entered. they will refine their software before the final five are chosen to go to tanzania to start the year—long project with the children. so the problem is that there are about 60—100 million kids who have no access to school because school is too far. then

not only does amina provide s. s.t.d. and cancer screenings, she now screens patients for chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma, and hypertension. in her clinic, my friend who is a nurse practitioner there, amina has seen her primary care practice grow from eight patients initially to 112 a few months later. her clinic offers these services in addition to the contraceptive services that are so important to many patients. and patients that will simply go unseen and uncared for have this care at planned parenthood, but they won't have it if planned parenthood is defunded. in connecticut, other kinds of health providers like health centers and hospitals would need to increase their capacity to provide contraceptive care, and they'd have to increase it by 228% to overcome the care deficit left by defunding planned parenthood. the craven attempts to immediately and completely defund planned parenthood as a part of trumpcare -- really trumpcare 2.0 -- will be even more challenging for so many women to get the health care

increasing awareness and understanding of human trafficking. [ applause ] from morocco, judge ami amina eufuk

amina young died friday after a battle with cancer. she was 69 years old.ds and family gaerd in overbrook to say good-bye. she saved as the first african-american president and ceo. >>> a follow up on a lawsuit involving wawa and a convenience store. patterson based dawa says it will change its name after dawa sued the store. dawa is the casual way of saying come in korean. >>> take a look at this video. a woman dragged across the parking lot as she tried to stop two thieves. a man tried to grab her belongings from her car, and she tried to grab her belongings from their car door. she only had minor injures, and police are still looking for those thieves. >>> chief meteorologist glenn "hurrican "hurricane" schwartz is here. >> there's going to be a couple of days where you won't be able to see the skyline either because the clouds will be so low and there'll be a good bit of fog. 70s farther to the south. and at the jersey shore we had that onshore wind, temperatures kept down in the 60s for the most part. while it was warmer inhanland, we're going to be se

increasing awareness and understanding of human trafficking. [ applause ] from morocco, judge ami amina eufuki. -- >> we will leave the ceremony at the white house to go to today's white house press briefing by treasury secretary steven mnuchin and principle deputy sar sarah huckabee sanders just getting underway. >> thank you. today the trump administration is continuing its efforts against the government of north korea. despite multiple u.n. security council resolutions, imposing international sanctions, the government of north korea continues its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. today treasury's financial crimes enforcement network has found the bank of dandong to be a foreign financial institution of primary money laundering concern under section 311 of the usa patriot act. this bank has served as a gateway for north korea facilitating millions of transactions for companies involved in north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. the united states will not stand for such action. this will require u.s. banks to ensure that the bank of dandong does not access the u.s.

for younger ones, like seven—year—old amina, that's simply too far.s to reading, she doesn't know more than one or two words in a sentence. butjohn, who is with the project, thinks the tablet will help her eventually to read fluently. back in the capital, dar es salaam, the world food programme is testing solar panel stations that will monitor the progress of each child when they recharge. that way if a tablet breaks, the youngster can get a new one without having to start lessons from the beginning again. in london this week, 11 semifinalists from seven different countries were chosen from the nearly 200 teams that entered. they will refine their software before the final five are chosen to go to tanzania to start the year—long project with the children. so the problem is that there are about 60—100 million kids who have no access to school because school is too far. then you have 250 million more who go to school and leave without ever having learned to read or write a word. and these are kids in botswana, boston, brighton — it doesn't matter. kids

and amina, i beg your pardon, it is my writing! sorry. i'm victoria, nice to meet you. do come in.one, a lot more could have been done, a lot more could have been done, a lot more could have been done. what do you think could have been done? the housing association, they could have done a lot more. the management organisation who ran it... yeah, to be quite honest, tmo, they do not ca re be quite honest, tmo, they do not care about their tenants whatsoever. i know people that are in tmo, such as my daughter, and i know this is irreleva nt to as my daughter, and i know this is irrelevant to what has happened, but... i'm going to paul's you, i wa nt to but... i'm going to paul's you, i want to talk about the people of g re nfell tower, want to talk about the people of grenfell tower, if i may. want to talk about the people of grenfell tower, ifi may. my anger... you can ask him, and then come back. we have been let down by the council. the tenant management organisation, where are they? everyone is pulling together, it is the community, i have not seen anyone! i have not seen any sup

as manchester marks the month since the terror attack at the arena, i‘ve come here to tlak to amina andnd want to try and help and create better community relations where something like this won't happen. will be going to finsbury park later on breakfast. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i‘m asad ahmad. 24 hours after the terror attack on muslim worshippers in north london during which one person died, attendees of finsbury park mosque were out as normal to offer prayers during this, the holy muslim month of ramadhan. singing. yesterday, religious leaders and politicians joined, not only to condemn the attack, but also in a call for unity and calm — which appears to have been widely supported london‘s muslims. mayor sadiq khan said "one of the things that all terrorists share, is a perverse ideology that wants to fuel division and divide our communities. we‘re not going to let them." fire sprinklers are to be fitted into 25 housing blocks in croydon as part of the council‘s response to the grenfell tower fire in which dozens of people have died o