people in angola are struggling to find enough food as a major ground grips the country. and of the skies are not completely clear but temperatures are rising now headed for what's going to be a hot couple of months or so and as you can see a killer cloud here across the levant and showers in iran suggest it's not stable with the so bring in the potential for fifty dust and occasional showers mostly it's ahead of all that which is turkey at the moment so the sunshine comes out by guards at thirty three beirut only about twenty you'll notice until around twenty eight slowly rising afterwards this grain is really cried more than anything else an occasional seana near the caspian is possible and occasional share of the high ground in northern saudi is a possibility and not that unusual. that's the sounds of that we won't see much more in the way thunderstorms i don't think for those in parts of society or bahrain or qatar but the clouds always a hint that it just might happen i think is a pretty low charge so she made high says even low forty's seems fairly typical at the mo

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. for this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since the oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs leaving maria her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse. and. so much more news at al-jazeera dot com don't forget that for breaking news video on demand and in-depth reports whenever you want to twenty four seventh's al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories to dan's military rulers are saying they may call an election within six months if they don't reach an agreement with the opposition at a news conference in khartoum they adm

then we head over to angola where musician much in uniform is talking duck. and behold into the ring with both federal land of the team in the media. while many countries are turning refugees away and tightening their board does uganda still welcomes them in high numbers it's the but largest refugee whole thing nation in the what so how exactly do you guide as a refugee. and what are the challenges. on a bill stephens how much went to not in uganda to find out simba sims teach spice teach it if for any question traits as she makes a new dress surely recently was able to train as a sense dress as part of a youth and project how what distracts from a terrible memories in 26 didn't she fled with her family from water south sudan to uganda. on the way of the rebels came they took up property tortured us in different ways and beat us. levels it's like millions of others from south sudan as well as rwanda or the d.r. see edith and her family found refuge in uganda refugee aid here functions differently compared to the rest of the world people are not just confined

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs weaving maria her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse mohammed al-jazeera now the carmaker poor she has agreed to pay a fine if almost six hundred million dollars so the german government's for chasing on its diesel emissions tests is the latest find for porsches orders for fog in the after is admits it's a tampering vehicles so high it's their pollution levels the four year legal case has cost the company more than thirty three billion dollars and th

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs weaving maria her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse mohammed al jazeera one of the world's not just cemeteries is in the iraqi city of najaf every year fifty thousand people are buried in a scrounger al-jazeera is dosage of barry explains why it's an important resting place for she has around the world. this is where most want to be buried while the al salam means valley of peace and it is believed that this land was purchased centuries ago by the p

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region and. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs weaving maria and her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse. and. south africa holds its general election in just under seven hours' time the african national congress the party of nelson mandela has won all previous five votes but a series of public scandals has dented its popularity malcolm webb has more from johannesburg. elizabeth pangolin says her brother christopher didn't have to die he had epilepsy and lived in a mental health care facility

then we head over to angola where musician much he knew from his talking for the t.v. duck. and behold into the ring with both federal and the team in reading the media . while many countries are turning refugees away and tightening their board does uganda still welcomes them in high numbers it's the but largest refugee hosting nation in the what so how exactly do you got into the refugee. and what are the challenges. on a bill stephens how mout went to not in uganda to find out sim by sims teach by states if for any question traits as she makes a new dress surely recently was able to train as a seamstress as part of a huge and earth project how what distracts from our terrible memories in 2016 she fled with her family from water south sudan to uganda. on our way or the rebels came they took our property tortured us into print ways and beat us. little bones it's like millions of others from south sudan as well as through wonder or the dear see you defend her family found refuge in uganda there are 48 here functions differently compared to the rest of the world people are not

the drought in angola has left more than two million people struggling to get enough food. and sport of studies because rugby star learns his fate at a disciplinary hearing santa will have that the rest of the spotlight. and over the showers have really got going over the south china sea recently take a look at the satellite picture you can see the showers here really blooming and they have given us some very heavy downpours we've seen plenty of showers a republic of the philippines recently more still to come was a fine man and for some of us in vietnam too and i think this is the region we're likely to see some of the wettest of the weather here over the next couple of days further north there will also be some showers headed but this should be a few breaks as well in the cloud there for the towards the south and we've got a little developing feature here just over the band to see that it is giving us some very heavy downpours at the moment plenty more still to come from that feature away and towards the west there's more in the way of dry weather just a handful of shower

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. but this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs weaving maria and her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse mohammed al jazeera. protesters returned to the streets of algeria continuing calls for the removal of the country's ruling elite students marched through the capital algiers the latest in months of rallies against the regime of former president of the disease but if we can pressure from demonstrators the military force the president to step down last month and said to multiple arrests the

is sending out a warning about children in angola. hello there we still think the very severe weather over parts of europe at the moment it's been with us for the past few days it's brought acim very very strong winds as you can see from these pictures from current and we've also seen some very very heavy downpours as well as we can see from bosnia all of that water on the ground that causing quite a few problems of flooding people's homes causing quite a few issues if you're trying to get around in the cars as well now that wet weather is going to stick around as we head through the next few days you can see that system just swirling around the southeast. and for some of us are along the coastline of the adriatic it could be incredibly windy again with winds well over $100.00 kilometers per hour that could cause more problems with trees down power lines down and the rain could give us more of a problem with flooding so still very messy here in the eastern parts of europe for the west there is a very different picture we've got an are

angola's president declared a state of emergency in january and acknowledges people need help. this year we are concerned with the upcoming months especially the next four to five months until october which is the time the rains begin we believe that until then the situation we saw in namibia and k'naan will get worse therefore the emergency program should be expanded so that we no longer lose cattle and human lives in this region and. the oil producing country has suffered an economic crisis since oil prices fell five years ago and unicef says the government led response isn't getting the funds it needs weaving maria her family and many others facing a struggle that's only getting worse. and jazeera. hundreds of students sent teachers in brazil have been protesting against government cuts to public education they gathered outside a military high school in rio de janeiro where president was speaking so didn't say the cuts will have devastating implications as government sponsored outrage last week when it revealed it will cut thirty percent of federal university funding. armed

these health workers in angola are trying to save the weak vulnerable and hungry it hasn't rained properly in months and some of these children are severely malnourished the united nations says more than 2000000 people in the southern poverty of can any urgently need food and water and there are fears the situation is going to get worse. not hearing food in the community and in the families directly affect the children because their own families we have little food reserves that's why so many are in this precarious here with condition. some families try to survive on wild fruit if they can find any and finding clean water to drink and irrigate crops is another challenge. in some communities farmers like a story say they have lost everything. we are now standing at or they have a lot of water due to the drought as soria is worried what water and food he has is running out and he has a family to feed most of them if it in any emergency situation all support is necessary there is that only from the central government but also from the international partners the angolan government because this

well it's more still to come on al-jazeera the united nations says a severe droughts in angola is busy thousands of children at risk of starvation. and concern is growing for the safety of 3 well known critics of thailand's monarchy and the military governments months after their disappearance. hello again and welcome back we're here across the southern part not states we're finally get a break from the rain but the flooding is still a problem here across the area because a lot of the rivers are still quite high and that water is making its way down here towards the gulf so it's going to be not only weeks for probably next month before we see a real break in the flooding situation here up here to the northeast though it is going to be the cool air that's pushing through it's going to feel like winter in some locations would snow in some of those higher elevations for vermont new hampshire as well as into maine so low teens were going to be the trend here on tuesday across much of the northeast talking new york as well as boston and then as we go towards wednesday this storm slowly make

africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most likely showers all the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. whether sponsored by qatar airways. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of reality whether on line. that is in plants with in the global federation and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join or. become their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be in the street join the colobus conversation on how to 0. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines today 3 leaders have agreed to a 3 year transition period with opposition groups to the country slowly moves closer to civilian rule the 2 sides say a final agreement on the makeup of the sovereign council should be reached within $24.00 hours russia's president has told the u.s. secretary of state he senses the u.s. president wants to repair relations. and held talks with my own peo. least 60 people have been arrested after a wave of attacks against muslims in sri lanka one person has died all

to boost its 115 african listings officials are visiting the kenyan capital nairobi and wonder in angola and other big cities the l.s.e. has the most african listings outside the continent and it plans to stay ahead already has ships with some of africa's leading stock markets including the johannesburg stock exchange and i jury is strange. i stay in business i think. entering the conflict zone. close. to the boldest move to try to get the military to come over to their side my guess is the fear. it is the most annoying most representative to the venezuelan a position leader and is so stiff that president one flight what happens next the conflicts of justice in 60 minutes. i. am not proud of they will not succeed in defining a shadow not succeed in taking the people off the streets and because we have tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters d. w. me. this is the deputy news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes protestors in sudan after the ends meet for a general strike off the talks with the ministry to install a civilian government collapse also on the pr

africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most likely showers all the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. the weather sponsored by qatar airways name allowed the i was born in the same year as this one invoice i feel as though the state is my mother. in law because of celebration for some a catastrophe for others the nakba is still going on they put my sons in jail so every day i feel this protest for a few twice over al-jazeera world tells the stories of palestinian and israeli women born in the same year but on opposite sides of this divide born in $48.00 on al-jazeera world. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour. the u.s. state department has ordered all non-emergency government employees to leave iraq immediately last week the u.s. deployed warships to the gulf in a move it said was a response to threats from iran. sudan's military council has agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period civilians will not have a 2 thirds majority in parliament 2 sides have yet to decide who will guides the transition

wants to boost its 115 african listings officials are visiting the kenyan capital nairobi a wonder in angola and other big cities the l.s.e. has the most african listings outside the continent and it plans to stay ahead of where he has ships with some of africa's leading stock markets including the johannesburg stock exchange and i jury is exchange. i was doing business with. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but less than nothing with the 10 men think deep into the german culture. ridiculous drama. thus. it's all that. no time rachel join me to meet the gentleman from the gulf coast district on the other jews a very tender. point of long drawn out. and even probably legendary printed rolls told close. it doesn't affect one in 6 people in detroit. told me british strategy has really tried to understand a very dark local. history. on the eve of their new stage show. you. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes protesters in sudan at the ends meet they're all fools for a general strike off the talks with the ministry to install a civilian government collap

africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most lively show is on the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. celebrations in sudan as the military council and opposition alliance finally reach an agreement on a transition period but that's sticking points remain. and how he'd seen this is i'll just see right now live from doha also coming up signs of weakness for china's economy as growth in retail sales hits a 16 year low. arrest in sri lanka as the government's investigates growing violence against muslims. and lights camera action we're in the french riviera where the cannes film festival is off to a scary start. good to have you with as citizens military council has agrees with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period the opposition will have a 2 thirds majority in parliament the 2 sides though have yet to decide on the makeup of the sovereign kind soul the body that will guides the transition have a morgue and reports from khartoum. i after 2 days of talks that started on monday and violence that resulted in the deaths of protesters and in

then we head over to angola where musician my t.v. also is talking over t.v. duck. and behold into the ring with folks from durham and the team in reading the media. while many countries are turning refugees away and tightening their board does uganda still welcomes them in high numbers it's the but largest refugee whole thing nation in the what so how exactly do you got into as a refugee. and what are the challenges. on a bill stephens how mout went to not in uganda to find out sim by sims teach by states if you for any question traits as she makes a new dress surely recently was able to train as a seamstress as part of a year and a project how what destructs from her terrible memories in 2610 she fled with her family from water south sudan to uganda. on the way you know the rebels came they took up property to watch it us in different ways and beat us. levels it's like millions of others from south sudan as well as rwanda or the d.r. see edith and her family found refuge in uganda where 48 here functions differently compared to the rest of the world people are not

he will play, we presume, from the start tonight and angola county will be injured.chelsea. —— n'golo ka nte another plus for chelsea. —— n'golo kante will be injured. thank you for joining us. so a slight advantage for chelsea heading into their second leg. things are much healthier for arsenal. they take a 3—1 aggregate lead to valencia and there's much more at stake than the europa league trophy for unai emery‘s side. if they do end up winning the competition they'll qualify for next seasons champions league. we are here. we can take some examples. not yesterday, but also the past. but knowing it's difficult here we are going to play with all ambition, full motivation, and the preparation needs to be good for this match, also. so can arsenal do it? let's get the thoughts of our radio 5 live commentator alistair bruce ball who's with the former scotland midfielder don hutchison. welcome to valencia where the sun is shining and the wind disgusting. the players won't feel it inside the magnificent stadium this evening. arsenal bringing a 3—1 lead to valencia. but, do

is sending out a warning about children in angola. talents for one of baseball's biggest stars back from injury and looking better than ever. iran is accusing the u.s. of escalating the crisis in the gulf region its foreign minister divides arief is in new delhi on an official visit he says to iran predicted what he called the sabotage operation to escalate the situation on monday for cargo ships south of the strait of hormuz with damaged by explosions an american military team is helping with the investigation. as. we discussed regional issues and the policies of extremists inside the u.s. administration and in the region who are trying to impose their policies we also discussed the concerns we have about suspicious sabotage operations that are happening in the region that we had earlier predicted that they would carry out such measures. in the region zain bus ravi has more from tehran. following an initial assessment by a u.s. military team sent to for jerry porter to investigate the incident that occurred there an unnamed member of

see visited angola where she got global attention by visiting a live minefield. she arrived she was very nervous. she arrived she was very nervous. she arrived in one of the most dangerous places in the world and he said you need to listen to me. i will give you a safety briefing. if you do not listen, you could get killed or injured. the prisoners publicly endorsed the red cross campaign for a world ban on landmines. it is my sincere hope that by working together in the next few days, we shall focus world attention on this vital but until now largely neglected issue. my myjob was to be the programme managerfor a charity myjob was to be the programme manager for a charity that specialised in clearing landmines. this was probably the most famous woman in the world. it was going to be an opportunity to highlight and show off the amazing work we did. i had absolutely no idea what was coming in terms of the amount of media that came. i was expecting a few journalists but media that came. i was expecting a fewjournalists but there was something like 90 following her a

sell ahead on the al-jazeera news hour we're going to look at how a severe drought in angola is impacting the country's most vulnerable people a 2nd successive night of curfew in sri lanka as worries grove more violence against muslims there and tiger woods is preparation for the 2nd major of the season or overshadowed by a wrongful death lawsuit will be here with more. but 1st saudi arabia says its main east to west oil pipeline has been bombed in a raid by aerial drones the who the rebels in yemen say that they were behind the attack one that the saudis are calling terrorism and an act of sabotage the drone say to oil pumping stations on the pipeline near riyadh a 1000 kilometers north of yemen the pipeline is owned by the saudi oil giant aramco which says it's halted supply earlier i spoke to the military drone expert and u.s. army veteran bret's very covert i started by asking him who he thought was behind the attack. well barbara couldn't be more clear to me that the iranians are behind this and that they're sending a clear message in that they've basically asked their proxy group th

the united nations says a severe drought in angola is putting thousands of children at risk of starvation many of them are being treated for malnutrition the president go declared a state of emergency last january as this report. these health workers in angola are trying to save the weak vulnerable and hungry it hasn't rained properly in months and some of these children are severely malnourished the united nations says more than 2000000 people in the starve in public urgently need food and water and there are fears the situation is going to get worse from other jason pointed out not hearing food in the community and in the families directly affect the children because they rely on families we have little food reserves that's why so many i in this precarious health condition. some families try to survive on wild fruit if they can find any and finding clean water to drink and to irrigate crops is another challenge. in some communities farmers like us. say they have lost everything. we are now standing in the water due to the drought soria is worried what water and food he has is running ou

she was visiting angola, where she got global attention by walking through a live minefield. 0ur witnessen worked for a landmine charity, accompanied her on that iconic walk. good morning, ma'am. good morning. when she arrived she was very nervous. she'd landed in one of the most shot—up parts of the world, it was dangerous, and there's this fat yorkshireman basically saying, you need to listen to me, i'm going to give you a safety briefing. archive: these are the things that have been killing a lot of the children. and if you don't listen to what i say, you could get killed or seriously injured. which is probably not the best opening line to a princess. newsreader: the princess got straight down to business, publicly endorsing the red cross campaign for a world—wide ban on landmines. it is my sincere hope that by working together in the next few days, we shall focus world attention on this vital but, until now, largely neglected issue. myjob was to be the programme manager for a british charity that specialised in clearing landmines and the other detritus of war. this was probably the m

government these are the the trump administration certainly mr pompei or had been expected to visit angola machall some weeks ago this month but called that meeting off abruptly perhaps as a show of displeasure with american government about its position the point to make here is a lot of of the resentment and problems in the relationship revolve around instead it's the scheme set up by the e.u. 3 countries who are involved in the deal with iran france germany and britain about helping iran circumvent sanctions it's something that mr pompei referred to during his meeting with angle americal we've been pretty clear about trade with iran there are items that are sanctioned in their items that are not those items that are subject to sanctions we will do our best to enforce the american sanctions regime that is put it been put in place but for those that are for humanitarian goods things that are permitted to move whether they move through in stacks or through another mechanism those are lawful in appropriate didn't are permitted to continue under under the sanctions or the sanctions laws that

to be severely weakened because nobody is going to want to be aligned with them now we heard from angola merkel the german chancellor on sunday she was speaking at a rally in zagreb ahead of the the elections saying that what the showed is that the populists can't be trusted. we haven't to deal with populist movements that in many areas a contemptuous of this values who want to destroy the europe our values we have to stand up to this decisively what it means under this is that minorities are not protected sent basic human rights are called into question and that corruption place rule in politics we need to conjure all of this in a decisive manner and that is what we will do. i'm glad merkel they're saying that this scandal in austria shows that the populists the those towards the far the right of the spectrum are the ones to be trusted what we do know though is the world austria is going to have new elections they have the chancellor sebastian courts said this was going to have to be happen one of the biggest benefactors of this may be some selfies by far and away the most popular polit

campaigning at the moment are certainly using this candle in austria to say well in particular in angola merkel's words that she was campaigning in zagreb in croatia she said look at this it shows you can't trust the populist you can't work with them and they'll only let you down we haven't to deal with populist movements that in many areas a contemptuous of this values who want to destroy the europe it has long been known to try to win populist destabilize our press freedom and democracy far right populists are the enemies of freedom strikers is only the 1st domino to fall getting ready for soviet or brown and other extreme right wing puppets of moscow's leash but what this could do is actually throw a major spider in the works of a plan put forward by material the deputy prime minister of italy to try and build a block of right wing more right wing parties in the european parliament as it stands at the moment parties that the subscribe to that viewpoint is set to win $250.00 out of the $751.00 seats that are available however a big problem would be a big problem that exists right now f

we get angola, which i never really figured out and now we've got the past three years of bombing yemininto the backwards states and now we have an upset with iran. we have just pulled the plug on their financial strategies, in their life and we're sending military crew over there and we've got venezuela who we don't like and let's start a revolution there. we have change and here in our city right here, people are asking the city for chin chinato be chinatown and taxis to earn a living. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. san francisco supervisors. my name is mary chen and here i would like to play th from yesterday's rally. >> try it again. (speaking foreign language). >> he said i'm a business owner from chinatown. my shop is located at 914 grand street. regarding the name of the subway, i believe that our chinatown is a historical site and famous place for tourists. if the subway station is named after rose pak, visitors and foreigners will be confused and not clear where this station is for -- this station is for and how many chinatowns are there. (speaking foreign language).

from angola merkel is our elected chance not that we have to think things through we have no plans for a change in leadership because that's not decided by one party alone and chided that's at least i know. it was obvious things weren't going to see the use way even before polls closed once the votes were counted it was up to the party's leader to admit its shortcomings that's a keep this is the seeds to it this is the worst result for the c.d.u. in its entire history either at the european or the federal level. and i want to make it completely clear that this is not in line with our claim to be a big tent party folks but tiger faced with the c.d.u. once dominated german politics now voters are asking what the future holds dinka do you want your own car i think they need to put some thought into who's running things and perhaps also communicate more skillful astonished i don't think there's a bright side for them like there was after the last few elections. the greens on the other hand had every reason to celebrate a stunning performance built on their core topics of climate change and

campaigning at the moment are certainly using this scandal in austria to say well in particular in angola merkel's words that she was campaigning in zagreb in croatia she said look at this it shows you can't trust the populist you can't work with them and they'll only let you down. we haven't to deal with populist movements that in many areas a contemptuous of these values who want to destroy the europol values it has long been known to try to win populist destabilize our press freedom and democracy far right populists are the enemies of freedom. is only the 1st domino to fall getting ready for le pen and other extreme right wing puppets of moscow's leash. what this does do though is post these elections that are coming up it throws a spoiler into the works of what had been planned certainly from the need the italian deputy prime minister's point of view which was to put together a big block of right wing populist parties now we're hearing that many of those who previously would have worked with the freedom party is saying not at all and we are looking at those type of parties winning qui

mean you mentioned he really is seen as one of the architects of the future e.u. a prolonged with angola merkel a sort of stronger more united europe you think that this vote was a rejection of that idea of europe would you think it had more to do with domestic issues and we've seen the protests of the judicial and the yellow vests for months now i think as are always did domestic side plays a very big part and like you said. where actually very deep into the campaign and the debate on the sheet is on what's going on when the debate and the hold political campaign on the europe and the action started so yes it's mostly domestic driven but there's also i think a beat of misunderstanding about what is my current going to propose and what is he trying to propose in terms of he's your paid vision who are his friends across europe and if in french people also saw that despite his affords for the past 2 years and despite you know his big announcement that the sawbones speech he has not managed to recast carried the rest of europe with him so i think this would be the of i would say a sanction

could be rather lively and we're also looking at a few rather lively showers in the northern parts of angola but elsewhere it doesn't quite quiet quite dry i'm fine up account at times in capetown but a temperature of 20 degrees. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shaped lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of me starts with blood and land to build a story on how to 0. time for to take a look at the top stories here it is era the head of sudan's ruling military council has suspended because he ations with the opposition for 3 days because of what he called an escalation by protesters who continue to block roads in the capital khartoum the opposition alliance says they regret their military council's decision to suspend the talks but maintain the citizens will continue. the u.s. has put china's way and 70 of its affiliates on a trade blacklist huawei says the restrictions infringe on its rights president drum bombed us fans from using equipment made by companies that he claims threaten national security. the u.n.

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africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most likely showers all the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. i'm a thief and every weekly news anchor brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump account through the eyes of the clouds generally that's right out of my script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in battle use a free palestine or a listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now sudan's military leaders have agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period as the country slowly moves closer to civilian rule the 2 sides say a final agreement on the makeup of the sovereign council should be agreed within $24.00 hours russia's president has told the u.s. secretary of state he senses donald trump wants to repair relations lot of me opposing the talks with my own peo in

just in the northwestern part of our map you can see that area of cloud over the northern parts of angola that's where the wettest weather is but the still some cloud around the southern parts too. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2. 20 years. in science circumstances which applies. in about. 20. starts. to see you around. again you want a reminder about top stories this hour and sudan's protest leaders are demanding an independent investigation into monday night's violence that killed at least 6 people are also threatening to end all talks with the military council hands over how to. please investors wailer have locked down the opposition controlled national assembly just minutes before position one quite of was set to leave the gathering offices have surrounded the building of reports of a suspicious package. top diplomats from the united states and russia have tried to mend fences in a meeting in sochi you're sexual states and the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov emphasized improving relations but major differences differences still remain over iran. for more on that mee

posed by these migrants but we do know that these migrants include a global reach to countries like angolacongo, and other places where ebola has been present. there was one lawmaker in the mexican congress calling for sanitary bids on the southern border. we will try to get a firm statement from health officials when the sun comes up here. shannon: what about you and your crew? what precautions are you taking to stay safe and healthy? >> we are taking every precaution. we cannot go inside, we've not been granted access but there are busloads of federal police here in case things are out of control. we are staying in contact with all the folks here, we feel safe, thank you for asking. shannon: appreciate it, he does a great job. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the our. democrats grilling attorney general william barr for 5 hours but the ag was cool under pressure. >> we have to stop using the, justice process as a political weapon. we have multiple criminal leak investigations underway. >> our next guest bringing down the biggest take aways and tiger woods taking his green jacket t

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among those africans, women from the angola region of africa. it was from those women that our story begins. women who had as part of their heritage, a queen warrior who tried to prevent slavery. she was defeated. however the courage of her spirit to fight for humanity, the need for her personhood to be evident despite all those who would not believe in it stayed within the core of the african woman. it is through that dna at the african-american woman was able to fight for their freedom in the 1600s and follow through the civil rights ages heard and decided in the highest courts of our land. civil rights cases that were decided involving issues of civil liberties and voting rights, housing from political participation. those fights for freedom in the courts african-american woman fought even when society and the law were against her. not always supported by those within the community she has in her heart the need for her existence, the need to fight for her family to fight for her community. the story of the african- american woman's ascent to