ben smith spent 13 years at angola, and is now theorxecutive diref the group. it's called "the first 72+." >> thoseirst 72 hours upon a person's release is the most critical time. that's going to tell whether you are going to make or break it. >> brangham: norris henderson spent 27 years at angola. >> if you don't have housing, where are you going to be? you're going to literally be on the street, and live on the fewo dollargot. they going to disappear because you got to eat. and what's going to happen is, they're going gravitate back to those environments that caused them to wind up in prison. >> brangham: here they give formerly incarcerated people, known as "f.i.mp.s," many w they know personally from their own time at angola, the basics: a bed to sleep in. donated food and clothin t like a suito wear to a job interview. >> looks good. >> brangham: ...help obtaining a driver's license and food stamps, transportation to meetings with their parole officers-- all smingly simple things that men like them struggle with ter so many years behind bars. >> i came to

a country discus through a cloud team vito was born shortly after parents arrived in germany from angola and sought asylum now after successfully jr korea canteen is rage a prove that she's europe's best. claudine vietor has medals in her sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the qualifying round of the european championships in berlin ranked second this is her moment. i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine world championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete at a nude. beach that was born in one thousand nine hundred six in frankfurt oda near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they weren't easy times for the family but sports helps claudine to find her way in life and overcome plenty of obstacles including racial discrimination. it doesn't matter what skin color you have there's long as you stay true to your roots and your country and i'm so happy that i can represent germany

one thousand nine hundred six in frankfurt oda near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they weren't easy times for the family but sports helped close to find a way in life and overcome plenty of obstacles including racial discrimination. doesn't matter what skin color you have just long as you stay true to your roots and your country and i'm so happy that i can represent jam he championships. claudine v.t. was already a force to be reckoned with youth level she grabbed gold at the under twenty and junior european championships and that's despite her rivals towering over one meta seventy nine feet is a good ten centimeters shorter than the competition in the discus. and. i may be smaller than the others but i have very long arms which gives me a wide radius when i say. i believe this morning you are the more nimble you are in the circle. coach asked that combine those former olympic gold medal winner in shot put make the perfect duo ahead of the competition they're using every opportunity to make minor improvements maybe

heehad fled portugaa to avoid fighting in the colonial war in angola. had i been arrested, i risked beinggdeported..6 c13 c1 this was the case forrmany people..6 c1c13 c1 they were deported and t then st to the army which was fightinn the portuguese colonial war in angola. i refused to participate in that pnit -- in that. lived in frrnce.ese citiiens they fred -- fled economic misery and the authoritarian thenio salazzr had replaced public with a military dictatorship in 1926. >> theeregime was afraid the portuguese would be contaminated by the spirii of freedoo and change that drove may 68. >> indeed, such ideas had already spread to africa, students in he car still connected to frencc culturee6 c1 provoked a major crisis which took hold of the entire country. like in france, in enegal the student movement partially people were dissstisfied with the social aad economic situation in senegal. it weekened leopold sang gore's presidency. people even wondered if he would step down. the newer effect was complete. extremely firmme remained but eventually he g

that mean we have no say because if you take the economy of angola and you take the budget of angola has to be approved by england so we are just puppets in the whole thing we don't look for we have a country day and williams we're not allowed to vote in the referendum their frustration over breaks it has reached the point where some are calling for independence from britain d.g. hammer is for it. we can't borrow will be. shows the world that has applied you know i'm looking for that to be a little bit demeaning go for the people. again and again t.j. hammer hears from people who are angry often fishermen and restaurant owners like iraq guns. they need to close relations with or even a purse but none of the islanders knows for sure what the future will bring that and it don't have a say they don't get an explanation of what's happening so they completely get alienated and when you really need people they are always will take back an action . the action more and more and williams would like to take is independence if they had been able to a majority would have voted to stay in the e.u

a warning from angola match il democratic institutions must be respected in an interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and is incomplete if independent courts and a free press aren't upheld we'll bring you analysis. and pope francis wraps up his visit to ireland with a huge open air mass this after the pontiff asks for forgiveness for the catholic church over its sexual abuse scandals but his critics say words on enough money. in the bundesliga the big sunday clash we tried to of buying munich's main challenges for the title bruce you don't find an rb like fish will have that and more from the german top flight. thank you for joining us media in the u.s. state of florida say four people have been killed and around ten wounded in a mass shooting at a video game tunnel meant to central jacksonville police say the sole suspect was killed at the scene the moment in which the shooting began was live streamed on. to those watching the thomas video games being played. the terrifying moments of florida venue was rocked by gunfire during a live stream of the vid

narrative that bashar assad and his they've been supporting for years has essentially won the war angola mackle said earlier that she still believes that there need to be fresh elections but at the same time germany's interested like i said in not escalating the conflict further so what germany will try and do uncle michael has said this is he's going to try and talk to flooding near putin about a potential syria meeting in turkey in september where france and turkey and russia and germany who talk about percent potential solutions all right very briefly i'd like to go over to emily share win in moscow and really the north stream to pipeline will bring russian gas directly to germany putin has said that it's an economic project what does he mean by that briefly if you will. well north korean two bypasses ukraine and ukraine has been very worried about that and markel came to this meeting of hoping for guarantees for ukraine as well and in a way putin kind of handed those guarantees to her on a platter he said that ukraine would continue could continue to be a transit country but he also

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and the european union signed together regarding migration of that needs to stay in place so when angola merkel sees the economy the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in the of germany rather in frankfurt while there are many many traders who look at the turkish debt right now and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it or try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as viable as this current or in value for the lira is go back ten years and the value of the currency not just against the dollar but also against the euro really has plunged very markedly in matter explains why the concern here in berlin but as i say across to you now about what course turkey will take in the days to come. afghanistan's military is sending special forces to help defend the embattled city of gaza me from a taliban attack more than three hundred people have died in four days of fighting the president called an emergency meeting with

mozambique, angola, rwanda, and so on. traditional means of influence salesning, energy, arms and now the use of mercenaries. as a result, russia can come in its to they are doing help mediate civil war's. putting theat is wolf in the chicken coop but that is the way it is. think there is a time between russian pmc's and burundi that has been established by the russian military. setting up ay russian military base in burundi. i would add to what stephen said about arms sales and military experience. also military instructors. they could act as military localctors because of the army. they lack the experience and in this regard they can act as a ministry advisor. this is an identical function. i would like to add to this question about the horn of africa. important tovery watch how the russian/ethiopian because of the agreement that was signed between ethiopia and eritrea recently that was brought together by the uae with a $3 billion investment into ethiopia , as part of a larger move for allowing russia into that part of

activist cylinder guerrero claim some facilities have used violence measures to stop the strikes angola prison until i'd been i was organizing when were taken to administrative segregation and when cases one of the organizers was shackled my head engel and drug across the prison as a message to the rest of the institution states like new mexico and many others what they did is they began lockdowns of all facilities and kept all inmates in isolation and their and their individual cell as a mechanism for stopping at it. well if you have something to say about any of today's stories would love to hear from you so do get in touch by following us on social media and leaving your comments back we'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines join us then if you count. moon. willing to do not enough it's rich. people as a way of all's from somewhere you. came back to the community of. people we are based on the you know the road lookouts me all you got is all bible going towards him. hell i was a. delight to. see. she's going. to save money doesn't that give us all that. it's go

angola prison and liberian i was organizing rare were taken to administrative segregation and when kate is one of the organizers was shackled michael engel and rather cross the prison as a message to the rest of the institution states like new mexico and many others what they did is they began lockdowns of all facilities and then kept all inmates in isolation and there in their individual cell as a mechanism for stopping activity. ridiculous misinformation that the u.s. led coalition in syria is prone to the report on our website the article about the syrian refugee camp was simply quoting the russian foreign ministry so we were car looks at the accuracy of the claims in question. colonel sean ryan spokesman for operation here at resolve the u.s. led coalition against myself said that we were pushing quote ridiculous information after reading one of the articles of syria to be distracted by ridiculous misinformation from r.t. the coalition is focused on defeat isis mission and we continue to work with a to secure the l. towns region in southern syria the article in question was in an op

mozambique, angola, rwanda and so on. and the traditional means of influence are mining. energy and including nuclear energy, arms sales and obviously now the use of mercenaries to provide areas of military support and presumably indulgence. and as a result russia can come in and say they are doing, they are ready to help mediate civil wars. of course, that screaming the wolf in the chicken coop but that's the way it is. >>. >> i think you meant to say burundi because there is a time between russian pmc in burundi established i wasn't military or private military companies especially making physical protections of russian military bases. >> .. they lack this experience. in this regard members can act wiser during the soviet time. this is an identical function. >> i just like to add to this question about the horn of africa. i think it's very important now to really watch how the russian, ethiopian relationship. i think because of the agreement that was signed between ethiopia and eritrea just recently, that was brought together by the uae with the $3 billion investment in

mozambique, angola, rwanda, south africa and so on. traditional means of influence are mining, energy, including nuclear energy, arms sales and obvious enough use of mercenaries to provide various types of military support and presumably intelligence. and as result the russians can come in and say they're doing in the central african republic, they are ready to help mediate civil wars while of course that's putting the wolf in the chicken coop, but that's the way it is. >> i will just add i think you meant to say -- there is a tie between russian pmcs and burundi which has established russian military. currently making physical protection of russian military base in burundi. i read about this. and i would also add to what stephen said about the arms sales and military experience. also military instructors russian pmc, members of the pmcs could act as military instructors because of the local military and the local him army. they lack this experience and a disregard members of pmc can act as a ministry advisor this is an identical funct

. -- was linked to our participation in angola -- that we should move the tariff concession all poultryay happen. it may not happen as a result of a decision by government, it may happen as a result of decision by our courts. >> we talked about the weakness of the rand earlier, is the rand at a comfortable level for south african exports? >> it certainly is. of fuel price rises it is also posing challenges to our consumers. for exporters i think our message would be, go out and make hay while the sunshine. certainly a number of our exports will be much more competitive. it is having a mixed impact because fuel prices are rising. it is having affects on the cost of living of our consumers. that is something government is trying to grapple with. ,ow can we relieve consumers particularly lower income consumers from the consequences of that. >> that was south african trade minister rob davies. i quick check on the rand, we are seeing a quick bounce back, the dollar falling 1.8% against the rand. the rand against the dollar down 14%. over the year. >> we have a selloff in the crypto market.

he has vacillated before events in angola, ethiopia and afghanistan.ter still doesn't know it takes strong leadership to keep the peace. weak leadership will lose it. >> of all of the objectives we seek, first and foremost is the establishment of lasting world peace. we know only too well that war comes not when the forces of freedom are strong. it is when they are weak that tyrants are tempted. four times in my lifetime, america has gone to war. >> the message ronald reagan has carried to america is one of strength. >> peace is made by the fact of strength, economic, military and strategic. >> the hostage crisis and the invasion were strongly damaging to president carter's standing. carter desperately tried to negotiate an end to the iranian hostage crisis and he would, but he wouldn't do it until after the election was over, after looking at plummeting poll numbers. his pollster reported, quote, the hostage crisis symbolizes our impetus. ronald reagan's message is simple. elect me and you don't have to take that anymore. hawkish republicans and neoco

nation-based, think of our markets not as nation-based markets, nigeria as an independent market from angola. we have already moved past this a little, by focusing on language-based markets, but i am also wondering if we need to think about markets quite differently. the market in the capital city of an african city is quite different from the market of a rural farming community in that same country. your users are quite different from a demographic perspective. how can we capitalize on trends that we know are likely to take place? how can we capitalize, to create services and products that are helpful and really target the needs of the individuals we are trying to engage and influence? another way to think about this, when we stand up a new service, it is often the case, we think, how do we get it online 24/7, on the broadcast spectrum? do we have a local affiliate that would help broadcast it? the question is distribution, and these are important questions that have to be navigated on a market by market basis. but i also think there's something to be said in the current environment of embr

most recently, in may 2003, an aircraft mechanic stole a 727 airliner from angola.r as suicide by pilot, the most recent was german wings flight 9525. the captain was locked out of the cockpit. the copilot crashed into a hillside, killing all 150 people aboard. and suspected as a pilot suicide case, mh-370, the flight that mysteriously disappeared over the indian ocean. now there have been legislative steps regarding aviation employees there was a bipartisan bill tightening employee checks. it passed the u.s. house. it stalled, though, in the senate. erin? >> all right, kyung, thank you very much. pretty terrifying to emphasize that all property kohls were followed and this still happened. >>> next, jeanne moos on giuliani's unforgettable faces. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees ar

nigeria is an independent market from angola. we already move past this a little bit by focusing on language, but i'm also wondering if we need to think about markets quite differently. the market and the capital city of an african city is quite different from the market of a rural farming community in that same country. where your users are quite different from the democratic perspective. on termse capitalize that are likely to take place? how do we capitalize on those trends to create services and products that are helpful and really target the needs of individuals we are trying to engage and influence? another way to think about this is week stand up a new service and we think of how to we get it online 24/7? three have a local affiliate that -- do we have a local affiliate that will broadcast it? these are questions that have to be dealt with on a market by market basis. there's something to be said and a current environment of embracing the new ways in which information circulates. kind ofeeing a gigantic new sharing from so

$50 million, $10 million into building special secure economic zones, other stateslike denmark , angola which is committed to do that and so we want to see us leadership on the ground and they will invest so we need to convince others that not only we can do it but we need to bring otherdonors, internationally from europe and other places to come and invest, to build . >> it might be a hard sell. >> our plan is part of holding special secure economic zones so we have a security plan and we are part of the usaid in baghdad and they asked us to give them the proposals that can sustain the lawwhich we did . the ngos were not given grants to do that. so i think that you say the state department will look back at those proposals in the way of how to create jobs . >> at all playing out, i suppose . i'm not sure if you want to have the last word on this issue . >> we welcome the announcement about delivering to the local minorities in other spaces. but of course until this moment as a nation, we applied that we didn't receive the funds from the usaid. we get official transfers from other commu

during a press conference in berlin with the visiting president of angola, chancellor merkel said thed her own opinion that europe must take its fate in its own hands. she says europe needs to maintain a close relationship with the u.s. and she added that the comments are a reflection of what she has already expressed, that "the transatlantic relations are changing, we must assume more responsibility." zimbabwe's constitution a court is backed to roll friday on the opposition party to the results of july's presidential election. the court will decide if the president's victory was valid. the opposition movement for democratic change and its candidate are seeking a new election or a declaration that he is the winner. zimbabwe's electoral commission withear him narrowly the 58 point -- 50% of the vote. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much. president trump doubling down on his threat to impose a 25% tariff on car imports from