and find out why the son of angola's former president has been sentenced to 5 years in prison. thousands of workers from some of his largest factories have gone on strike his anger rises over the disputed presidential election and more mass protests are being held in the capital minsk nearly 7000 people have been detained since sunday in a violent crackdown that seen many beaten and tortured some protestors have been released but their treatment in detention has fueled people's anger president alexander lukashenko is now urging battle scenes to get back to work all risking not getting paid. the question of what people must be told that they have the only chance to save the enterprise that feeds them only saving their factory will feed their families they can take to the streets there are thousands of them walking but there is no money or they will be paid for just 2 days opposition candidates for planted to come sky has fled to neighboring lithuania she's calling for international help to set up talks with the authorities she also wants her supporters to join peaceful protests

and find out why the son of angola's former president has been sentenced to 5 years in prison. the president of belarus is says people should get back to work and the interior minister is apologizing for the treatment of demonstrators but thousands of factory workers have gone on strike it's day 6 of protests over last sunday's disputed presidential election now the workers are from some of the largest state run factories and they're joining a growing movement which once alexander lukashenko to step down after 26 years in power hundreds of protesters have been released but nearly 7000 people have been held since sunday in a violent crackdown that seen many beaten and tortured. as appeared on state t.v. a few hours ago warning that those on strike. might not be paid. people must be told that they have the only chance to save the enterprise that feeds them only saving their factory will feed their families they can take to the streets there are thousands of them walking but there is no money or they will be paid for just today. when opposition candidate. has fled to neighboring l

santos has been accused of widespread corruption and tuesday she stepped down from the board of angola's largest mobile phone operator citing a climate of patent conflict she's often described as the wealthiest woman in africa and goalless government confiscated her assets last year accusing her of stealing. $1000000000.00 to companies where she and her husband held stakes the santas his personal accounts and those of the firms she owns in portugal were frozen in february portuguese newspaper says she owed more than 615000000 $1.00 to $13.00 back 13 banks excuse me but dos santos insists she's repaid the bulk of her loans joseph and she has a political analyst and a former columnist at the new africa magazine he's joining us on skype from london thank you very much indeed for being with us what makes these prosecutions and these allegations different to previous investigations into corruption and go and go a lot. yes different this is a massive turnaround of events not only know what would it cost the african continent it's. the sensing the is it really confounds that i think the new pre

one of the biggest governments to actually work on cracking down on immigration is angola.n countries and angola has the department of homeland security, yet highly more effective at controlling immigration.why? it's not a matter of efficiency, it's a matter of political power. it's do you want to do this? not can you do this? so we saw the corruption and a list of things that all national populist movements around the entire globe overlap. maybe not all nine or 10 but a majority of those beliefs kind of overlap globally. >> i think one of the biggest takeaways from this book that we talked about so far is the culture and the cultural war we lost. i almost wish Ãbwritten this book in released three months from now because the shockwaves that it happened over the last few months, whether the coronavirus or the rise we've seen sweet every major metropolitan area in the country, run by democrats. [inaudible] i wish we could have talked about this because what i think democrats are trying to do is trying to leverage the advantage they have in education, leverage the advantage t

and it just so happened that it was folks from iraq, from angola, from congo. >> reporter: maria lutina an early recruit after she arrived from angola, and is now a head stitcher. >> when i meet whitney and ben, they bring me to school, they start to teach me. when i finish my training, i meet my team, they were arabic people, and then we start to share ideas. >> i think maine needs us. this is an aging state and they are getting migrants who are very young, who actually will take over the workforce. >> reporter: but despite this optimism, black new mainers still suffer a poverty rate triple that of other mainers, which puts them at the front line of the pandemic. >> the one, number one problem is housing. you have families with ten, eleven children and so there's no proper quarantine space. and so it becomes automatically, one family, it will turn into a statistic of fifteen. you have people who are in a veryongested neighborhood. everybody is touching and cross-contaminating with one hallway and one door. >> even those who were afraid of going to work, because of covid, stayed at home

denmark the first thing they did -- everything we see one of the most, one of the biggest now is angola. both african countries. they are highly more effective at controlling immigration because it isn't a matter of efficiency but it's political impact work. so they talked about.com corruption obviously and a list of certain things all national populists through the entire globe really have overlap. a majority of those beliefs overlap. >> i think one of the biggest takeaways so far is the cultural war that we have lost. i almost wish that you had written this book is released at three months from now because the shock waves that have happened, the coronavirus and the rise that we have seen there's the tectonic shift. is a there are countless stories you go to google and look at the phrase not enough minutes for people of color. there are hundreds of millions will of is. when they say the media doesn't represent america as they live d into many different democratic issues. the [inaudible] is a big chainsaw next to the ak-47. but they don't know. go to washington and it is with the site t

the son of angola's former president jose eduardo dos santos has been sentenced to 5 years in prison jose for the men of the santos was found guilty of embezzlement and fraud even in charge of angola's a 5000000000 dollars sovereign wealth fund during his father's rule the verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that had been made to an overseas account in 2017 those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story goodbye for an hour. the battle for northern mozambique iceland fighters say they are in control of horse post a major gas projects thousands have been killed and displaced in of instability so is this the start of a new wave of violence this is it. hello welcome to the program on imran khan government forces in mozambique fighting to regain control of an area in the north soldiers are trying to push back to fight is in cabo delgado province the region is rich in natural resources but his face years of attacks and conflicts on wednesday fighters took control of the port of missing body problem which is now a offshore gas projects worth $600

explosion will soon he'll burn its myth al-jazeera beirut and other stories are following a son of angola'sfor president chose eduardo to santos has been sentenced to 5 years in prison joseph aminah dissent else has been found guilty of embezzlement and fraud he'd been put in charge of the country's $5000000000.00 wealth fund tearing his father's rule the verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that had been sent to an overseas account in 2017 this is a massive turnaround of events luckily no one of across the african continent it's . the same thing is it one which confines that i think the president is serious about 5 years is that it's not a bad example. for a fast son. in the chair population and a.p.c. rules on most of those are going to countries you know going to this case it's a huge country that they're it's about iraq it is a group of war and a country that is reeking of oil reserves of the swamp lou should it come to the city for a bit but thanks to the do some to his brother sister perhaps those of economies around in the super house done rather well so i think this is a l

from angola america party also suspect foul play. but as far as the external signs are concerned it looks as if it's another case of attempted murder and a message the opposition will get you the german medics who transported in the valley in this isolation part obviously did not share the russian diagnosis of blood pressure problems. earlier we talked to john and so a former d.w. journalist and the co-founder of the boy's name saul foundation for freedom named after her father the russian opposition politician who was assassinated on a bridge in moscow back in february 25th teen we asked her if she thinks that this apparent attack and avani which once again reveals how dangerous it can be to speak out in russia is going to discourage the opposition movement they are not all witness in are those massive progress in the mail or rules and i think it was one of the reasons why not wisely might be poisoned because after the presidential elections was so massive for the us and this part states poor 3rd very cruel drool repression and now

from angola merkel's party also suspects foul play.as far as the external signs are concerned it looks as if it's another case of attempted murder and a message the opposition will get you. the german medics who transported in a found me in this isolation pod obviously did not share the russian diagnosis of blood pressure problems. old. delhi has been reporting on the arrival of alexina valmy at the sheraton a hospital in berlin there she caught up with the aca busiek founder of the cinema for peace foundation which paid for the airlift she asked him how in the valleys family feeling run well i think they're relieved it is to be an odyssey house and that they're relieved to be in a 1st class hospital to have a good treatments and obviously now it will be the question what the doctors can do and have to do. and. i mean apparently it is not a thing for a few days as we're probably a long procedure and it's a long way to go i mean as we as we've heard from the doctors if they would have not been as emergency landing in arms if they would

accusations of the trail, palestinians protest against the agreement between israel and the uae angola'smer president is sentenced to five years for embezzlement and fried. and the head of the u.s. open, which one came out on top later. ♪ miriam: the u.s. department of justice said it seized iranian fuel heading to venezuela from four tankers. it is the biggest such seizure. iran and venezuela are under sink shirts. -- under sanctions. >> they are going to houston. they are not supposed to be doing that. iran is not supposed to a doing that. we seized the tankers and we are moving them and moved to houston. miriam: let's get more on this now. has there been any further reaction about how and why this cargo was seized? no further reaction apart from that original statement making clear this was oil was seized in accordance with u.s. sanctions. the ships were actually stopped in july, but the justice department's needed to apply for a federal court order to be able to seize the oil on board these tankers, more than one billion barrels of oil. this has been transported to houston. there was

data shows that we need t remove angola and the bahamas from our list of travel car doors to keep infection-- travel corers d -- corridor s to keep infection down.f the bankgland has said the economic slump caused by the virus won't be as severe as initially thought but will take longer than anticipated. the u.k. economy will shrink by 14% this year -- in may, they protected the u.k. economy will shrink by 14% this year. th now predicted to be 9%. they do predict the recovery will take until perhaps the end of 2021 to get back to precrisis levels. today's figures still represenn the biggestl decline in 100 years and it is worth noting that based on -ar the based on an assumption of a second wave of coronavirus. >> we have had a pickup over the last two months or so. i am not surprised. the restrictions were lifted. but the fact that we had a recently rapid pickup to date is clearly, i'm afraid, a signa that it will b like that going forward. >> some believe the forecast is too optimistic, saying t bank will likely have to increase its money printing program. >> i think the big underlying pi

i lost a nine-year-o daughter just like that. >> he told us he uprooted his family from angola because to give his children a better future. later, as he tried to explain to a security officer where his daughter was swept away, he knew that finding her would change nothing. >> i have nothing left. i don't know how to move on and go forward with the rest of the family. >> if they cannot do it, then they shouldn't be doing it because they are putting their lives in danger. >> i don't know why they insist on going nine days through the jungle from colombia to panama. >> they insist because of panama zone migration policies said the head of the panam office of the international organization of migration. >> the routes that migrants have established through the jungle is the result of the decision of panama's government to maintain a closed border. >> as long as migrants don't have a way to enter panama legally, they are likely to keep hiring smugglers to help them cross the border. those that have run out of money rely on scant handouts. whoever's hand reaches highest may get a blanket, ri

and angola's top court has sentenced a son of former president jose is worth the dos santos to 5 years in prison or if i may know to santos has been found guilty on charges of embezzle mint and fraud he'd been in charge of angola's $5000000000.00 sovereign wealth fund during his father's rule the day it was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that have been made to and it was his account in 27 t.v. . those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera up to date 11 states here thanks so much about that. that's going to state is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. as to the us on the telephone signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of the national troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point though. over the past few years the u.s. has increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky was more bombs dropped last year than any other year in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is all accidents to happen at mistakes do happen and that this is about owning all mistakes this is about things are in this about a

he was convicted and sentenced to life at angola prison. he was 38 years old. mr.d appeals which this week wound up in the louisiana supreme court which upheld his life sentence by a vote of 6-1. all six justices who ruled against mr. bryant are white. the lone black judge, the state's first black chief justice ber net johnson in a stinging discent called it a modern man fess case of the big laws largely designed to re-enslave. it allowed prosecutors to seek harsher sentences for lesser crimes if a defendant has previous convictions. more than 8 in 10 people incarcerated under these laws are black. as the judge pointed out, mr. bryant has already spent nearly 23 years in prison and is now over 60 years old. if he lives another 20 years, louisiana taxpayers will have paid almost $1 million to punish mr. bryant for his failed effort to steal a set of hedge clippers. that's tonight's reid out. early voting is already underway in florida. this sunday is souls to the polls day in that state, a major effort to get voters to turn in their major ballots or get to the in pe

philomena dos santos has been found guilty of embezzlement and fraud they have been in charge of angola's $5000000000.00 sovereign wealth fund during his father's rule the verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that have been made to an overseas account in 2017 well the santos is just one of several prominent angolans now facing scrutiny including the system billionaire is about the santos has been accused of widespread corruption and tuesday she stepped down from the board of angola's largest mobile phone operator citing a climate of power men and conflict is often described as the wealthiest woman in africa and gold is government confiscated harass sets last year accusing her of stealing a $1000000000.00 to companies where she and her husband held stakes the santas his personal accounts and those of the fund she owns in portugal were frozen in february a portuguese newspaper and said she owed more than $615000000.00 to $13.00 banks but the santos insists she's repaid the bulk of her loans joseph is a political analyst and former columnist at the new africa magazine he says the s

angola with the conned please, both african countries, angola has -- [inaudible] they are highly more effective at controlling immigration. why? because it's not a matter of efficiency, it's a matter of political power. do you want to do this, not can you do this. so we talk on that, corrupt obviously, and we have a list of certain things that all national populist movements around the entire globe really kind of overlap. and maybe not all nine or ten of them, but a majority of those beliefs kind of overlap globally. >> yeah. i mean, i think one of the biggest takeaways from this book that we haven't talked about so far is the culture and the cultural war that we've lost. and it hasn't -- i almost wish that we could have written this book and released it three months from now because the shock waves that have happened over the last few months whether it was coronavirus or the rise that we've seen sweep every metropolitan area in the country that's run by a democrat. the republicans are fine, but the ones run by democrats are the problem. and i wish that we could have talked about this

cuts on his head from the explosion will soon he'll bernard smith al-jazeera beirut now the son of angola's for president josiah to order to santos has been sentenced to 5 years in prison has a filomena does santos has been found guilty of embezzlement of fraud he'd been put in charge of the country's $5000000000.00 wealth fund jaring his father's rule verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that have been sent to overseas account in 2017 mozambique's president has visited the northern province of colorado god days after fighters linked i still seized a key port town there for the new sea vowed to create jobs in an effort to prevent young people from joining them beaks army is still trying to regain control of the port town of the prayer in the gas rich area which has been seized by armed groups 3 times already this year army tasso is following the story for us from neighboring zimbabwe she says that region leaders are under increasing pressure to be something to help mozambique. inmate meet. to discuss the crisis and. there was no concrete one region can do to assist mozambique he d

that what people were off though was the oil and gas of libya and they are indeed off to algeria and angola and nigeria their very very major reserves many of which are not even explored properly so clearly the russians are interested because that gives them extra leverage in the middle east if they can control some of that oil and some of that gas and we have to briefly talk about the united states it's getting increasingly annoyed at moscow for supporting khalifa haftar is washington then france is throwing its weight behind turkey's efforts to support the g.n.a.t. . well i you know one gets impression from the outside that the americans are playing both sides of the game you know it's not very clear but the americans one must remember that as the title of the book which has just come out says the unraveling of you know of american hegan many is having all kinds of effect because before they used to be one country america if america really put down its foot everybody will fall into place be it the europeans the gulf states saudi arabia or russia today a very erratic president who's not pa

weather that we're seeing for sinking further south that is going to make its way across a good part of angola eventually we will see some of that wet weather just sliding a little further south was to the south of that wanted to show us the southern parts of south africa and all say the eastern cape. dreams john's and entertainments away the people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 short films show how performance creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. a.j. selects on al-jazeera. world. book about to watch al-jazeera as we said whoa robin a reminder of our top stories the italian coast guard has transferred $49.00 migrants to lampedusa after taking them off a stranded rescue vessel there are boats 200 migrants who were picked up by a rescue boat funded by the british street artist banksy. hundreds of refugees and migrants trying to get to western europe are stranded in bosnia herzegovina many are seeking shelter on abandoned railway tracks existing camps are filled to capa

already 2 countries already doing this coverage when they make their booking a fossil as well as angola have implemented these very successful so now we're going to really go really full throttle on these remaining secret in the box in europe or viruses and call virus of the that or stop this equating that cleaver is a very very soon thank you so much for talking to us about this pascal can that polio eradication program coordinator for the africa region at the world health organization in vassar the other thank you so much for your time your work and thank you. now the u.s. food and drug administration has apologized for overstating the benefits of using passive natural from recovered patients to treat cold 19 commissioner steven hahn says his only a statements about the treatment were not entirely accurate present donald trump had hailed the f.d.a. announcement as a historic breakthrough and that caused alarm for scientists who disputed the effectiveness of the treatment alan fisher has more from washington on saturday donald trump tweeted out saying that the people at the f.d.a. deep

considering deploying troops to the region but might also include contributions from zimbabwe and angola leaders of the southern african development community have held of virtual meeting on the issue on which has this update from hadi in neighboring zimbabwe the annual site it heads of state meeting ended with leaders say they're going to collectively assist mozambique deal with the violence in the north but they didn't say what that assistance is going to be they speaking nation a fact finding mission could be in the other option is a military intervention it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo. and mozambique back when fighters from the group were raiding villages and towns in so if this time round a military intervention was to happen which countries puts in troops in a way well the money come from some and something is being planned before security reasons leaders can say what that plan is. south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its qana me its imposed one of the world's strictest lock downs in march which only saw essential workers

beginning of the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan - the beginning of the end of the soviet proxy war in angolaand with it the independence of namibia. iran and iraq move toward peace. it is a watershed. it is no accident. it happened when we acted on the ancient knowledge that strength and clarity lead to peace - weakness and ambivalence lead to war. [applause] weakness tempts aggressors. strength stops them. i will not allow this country to be made weak again. never. [applause] the tremors in the soviet world continue. the hard earth there has not yet settled. perhaps what is happening will change our world forever. a prudent skepticism is in order. and so is hope. either way, we're in an unprecedented position to change the nature of our relationship. not by preemptive concession - but by keeping our strength. not by yielding up defense systems with nothing won in return - but by hard cool engagement in the tug and pull of diplomacy. [applause] my life has been lived in the shadow of war - i almost lost my life in one. i hate war. i love peace. we have peace. and i am not going to let anyone

this long trading line of cloud this is also producing quite a few rain showers all the way from angola right the way across botswana zimbabwe down across into mozambique and of course into south africa we've got some fairly strong winds again and showers along coastal areas of south africa and as a say as we go through tuesday more of those rain sun extending through most be. from fossil fuels to a renewable as societies divel. the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to mount as a global power developing to the basement company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stream we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and it violently sound energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future energy. the the you. know watching out as era let's remind you of our top stories here this hour police and bellerose have detained at least $125.00 people as protests to end the week demonstrators are demanding this will change president alexander lukashenko is accused of rigging his re

democratic republic of congo and notice those showers now starting to push their way to northern areas of angola will see a few showers there just around uganda once again was likely toria some showers there for a time just along the coastal fringes of kenya and pushing up into somalia the southern africa it is generally dry but we have got some wetter weather a lot of clouds and rain just around that is the side of south africa that's pushing further northwards it will slide its way across the southern half of mozambique as we go through monday becoming a little more widespread and pushing it is empowered way. thousands of children were removed from east timor we need to patient. decades later wonder when he joins lenses of the last generation as they find their head hard. on al-jazeera frank assessments what are you seeing in the 76 percent of the pupil of police you often see what it means to have this truth and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. to to. pulled back you want your deservedly so homerun a reminder of our top stories the mayor of portland

democratic republic of congo and notice those showers now starting to push their way to northern areas of angola will see a few showers there just around uganda once again was likely toria some showers there for a time just along the coastal fringes of kenya and pushing up into somalia for southern africa it is generally dry we have got some wetter weather a lot of clouds and rain just around that is the side of south africa that's pushing further northwards it will slide this way across the southern half of mozambique as we go through monday becoming little more widespread and pushing it is empowered way. in 2000 and. documentation groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of in the is poorest children for entry into its toughest universities ready. we return to see how the students and the scheme of helping change the face of india. soup authority on around to 0. to all. but the market watching al-jazeera with me said holroyd with a reminder of our top news stories the mayor of portland has accused president trump of creating a culture of fear and hate in the u.s. the criticism comes after a suppo

[cheering and applause] and from -- from angola to central america, they said, "let's negotiate, deliberate, procrastinate." and we said, "just stand up for freedom." [applause] and now, the cold war is over and they claim, hey, we were with you all the way. [booing] no. their behavior -- really, their behavior reminds me of the old con man's advice to the new kid. he said, "son, if you're being run out of town, just get out in front and make it look like a parade." [cheering and applause] well, make no mistake, the demise of communism wasn't a sure thing. it took the strong leadership of presidents from both parties, including republicans like richard nixon, and gerald ford, and ronald reagan. [cheering and applause] and without their vision and the support of the american people, the soviet union would be a strong superpower today, and we'd be facing a nuclear threat tonight. my opponents say i spend too much time on foreign policy, as if it didn't matter that schoolchildren once hid under their desks in drills to prepare for nuclear war. i saw the chance to rid our children's dreams of t

strong words from emmanuel mccall about the situation in also from angola machall reiterating what they have been saying in recent days in the past week or so about the situation in minsk and about the situation in the white country itself certainly from mr mccall's perspective it was very important he said not to allow the situation in yellow rose to degenerate into the sorts of situation that have taken place in ukraine he was very clear that he did not want to see that happen both leaders said that they had discussed the situation in ghettos with the russian president vladimir putin making clear their belief that it was important that the situation get a risk being resolved there that the there be a peaceful transition from the government of president look at to a different regime to a different government that there should be new elections very strong words from both leaders an interesting me and off the 2 leaders were also asked about the story we were hearing about just a few minutes ago about alexei. and both leaders said they felt that was very troubling what they'd heard about

number of cities to contain the virus which has now killed more than 5600 people and the son of angola's full of president joseph just sent us has been sentenced to 5 years in prison filomena just santos's been found guilty of embezzlement and fraud he's been put in charge of the country's $5000000000.00 wealth fund jaring his father's rule verdict was linked to a $500000000.00 transfer that had been sent to an overseas account in 2017 but as the headlines the slum is the program coming up next with stories of love and survival one of the world's most impoverished areas that the one used after that scene about 25 minutes by for now. 15 years from now one in 3 people were going to i'd been living. like these in this rolling mega city of manila. built without proper sanitation lacking medical facilities. that are. used as a dumping ground for the sick this rubbish in along with a step closer to the soap and in a. bit and with the rising crime the resulting in that. a little bit of a life when the last. bit of it. but it's not just about poverty and chaos the generations have lived in these

weather that we're seeing for sinking further south that is going to make its way across a good part of angola eventually we will see some of that wet weather just sliding a little further south was to the south of that wanted to show us the southern parts of south africa and also the eastern cape. more than 7 decades ago a country was split into 3 big deal going in and now. been redeemed they all it took was a pen a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled his servant who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood. but the back and watching of his there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories the italian coast guard has transferred 49 migrants to lampedusa after taking them off a stranded rescue vessel their bags 200 migrants who were picked up by a rescue boat funded by the british street artist banksy. hundreds of refugees and migrants trying to get to western europe are stranded in bosnia herzegovina many are seeking

to be considering deploying troops not to the region marsh include contributions from zimbabwe and angola leaders of the southern african development community have been holding a virtual meeting focusing on the issue out of the chancellor has more on that from how. the annual said a kids of state meeting ended with the leaders saying they going to collectively assist mozambique deal with the violence in the north but they didn't say what that assistance is going to be they speaking nation a fact finding mission could be saints in the other option is a military intervention it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo. and mozambique back when fighters from the group were raiding villages and towns in so if this time round a military intervention was to happen which countries puts in troops in a way well the money come from some and this relief something is being planned but for security reasons leaders can't say what that plan is lebanon's health minister says the country is overwhelmed by new coronavirus infections following the deadly explosion in beirut courts earlier this

angola and iraq are good examples of that they've got some catching up to do whether they are going to fulfill their commitments, there's a lot of politics and behind the scenes negotiation but some of the big players like saudi arabia are putting a lot of pressure on these countries it will be a compromise. iraq has always said -- oil is the life blood for its economy hard to see that it will fulfill its commitment hard to see a lot of pressure on them companies like bp will temporarily be part of that. >> nick, thank you for sharing your expertise and alabanalysis. >>> let's push on. natixis shares up after the company posted a $57 million euro second quarter loss as it was hit by weak performance in the trading unit they have also replaced the executive citing strategic differences over the future. >>> easy jet expands summer schedule and now intends to fly 40% of its capacity up from 30%. investors do like that news. shares are up more than 9% but this comes after a tumultuous run >> dsm with a second quarter forecast despite an 8% fall as the pandemic weighed on the materials busi

republic of congo and nights just as shallow as now starting to push their way to northern areas of angola will see if you. just around uganda once again was like the tory yes some showers there for time just along the coastal fringes of kenya and pushing up into somalia the southern africa it is generally dry we have got some wetter weather a lot of clout and rain just around at least a side of south africa that's pushing further northwards it'll slide its way across the southern half of mozambique as we go through monday becoming little more widespread and pushing it is in bob way. dreams john and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around them so it's my role to give these differing time to think they can leave the ruins of this community 3 short films show how foments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. a.j. selects on al-jazeera. it's you who have created the heat in the division. us president donald trump is accused of inflaming racial tension after a shooting in portland where his supporters fought with rival demonstrators. i wrote about

weather that we're seeing for sinking further south that is going to make its way across a good part of angola eventually we will see some of that what's the weather just sliding a little further south was to the south of that wanted to show us the southern parts of south africa and also the eastern cape. talk to al jazeera. is the government taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that. working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential hea

this long trading line of cloud this is also producing quite a few rain showers all the way from angola right the way across botswana zimbabwe down across into mozambique and of course into south africa we've got some fairly strong winds again and showers along coastal areas of south africa and as a say as we go through tuesday more of those rain sun extending through mozambique . rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the monster down just a documentary. i would compare it to an onion in the onion the 5th boxes the hot in the soup but then come off as a goal to rewind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy cinna just allowed us to pick up full kits from his internet they now con out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. the 2000 mile trip across europe seems impossible. as the balkans route begins to close for refugees it has become a race against time for one syrian family. it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning bank to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness docum

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host: let us go to dennis from angola, indiana, on the republican line. good morning.ler: all i have to say is that mr. clinesmith needs to face the death penalty for the violation of trustee is committed on the american people. host: are you being facetious or serious? caller: dead serious. the man needs to face the death penalty for what he has done. from eagle,alling idaho on the independent line. good morning. caller: first of all, i want to compliment you on your professional moderator approach. i watch a lot of these news you get and i think high marks for the way you present. clinesmith, the major news networks have not really explaining to the american people that it was an attempted coup of the u.s. governments. and, pierce winds and just wrote a book called "political corruption" and i would suggest you have him on your program so, -- sometime. the current candidates, kamala harris and joe biden have a checkered past on the way they have used political leverage. anyway, keep up the good work and by the way, you are a great dresser. from let us go to ann, lake