a century old fishing tradition in bangladesh may soon become a sport of the past. koz first, there doesn't seem to be an end to the fighting across parts of northern iraq. the u.s. is helping the iraqi government and kurdish fighters drive out the islamic state group. it's taken over large areas in the north of the country forcing civilians out of their homes. the group wants to establish an islamic state in the region. the latest round of u.s. bombing has hit targets near mosul and areas in the sinjar mountains. reports suggest 15 islamic state fighters have been killed in the latest attacks, the heaviest airstrikes since the u.s. started thcampaign last week. refugees continues to shelter in the sinjar mountains to try to esc ate the islamic state fighters. many ethnic minorities have been targeted by the intolerant group. hundreds have cross into turkey. others are sheltering in in crowded camps near the border. is blamic state groups control large parts of syria. the area it holds stretches from the north of syria right across to fallujah and samarah in eastern

patients end up here from all over bangladesh.een turned away by emergency rooms in other hospitals. >> a lot of physicians are -- a lot of emergency rooms aren't completely equipped to deal with trauma patients are they are not comfortable dealing with trauma patients and you certainl certar from the two major public trauma centers a huge number of their patients have been turned away at other hospitals before they arrive there. >> reporter: he says went to two other hospitals before he was finally admitted to this one. >> translator: it took us a long time to get here. a few hours. but even once we arrived. it took about an hour or an hour and a half before a doctor finally came to see me. >> reporter: but he and the others here are fortunate. they are alive and getting treatment. this is where a lot of the misery happens. emergency room doctors in bangladesh complain that every day patients arrive much too late and end up dieing from complications that could have easily been treated or avoided. >> bangladesh doesn't have an eme

al jazeera, bangladesh. >> canada has the world's third largest petroleum reserves.ng it to ports in asia is challenging. a new pipeline project has run into opposition because it will go through untouched wilderness. daniel liak has this report in northwest canada. >> reporter: from canada's land-locked oil sands to the mountainous western shore, the e mvr idge pipe leip is supposed to carry bitumen bound for asia. it got a green light from the federal government in june. but opposition is growing. protesters in the city, rural indigenous people, coastal communities of fishermen and tourist guides all object. >> we have a sustainable forest industry. we have a sustainable fishery. we have a blossoming tourism industry. and everything that northern gateway represents jeopardies all that we are talking about. we don't need to depend upon a product that will destroy the rest of the economy that we already have. >> that opinion resonates here in kitamat, the port at the end of the pipeline. residents have already voted to reject the project and town kill council followe

so obviously bangladesh has become a transit route for gold headed to india. >> reporter: there therelver lining of sorts the gold that is ceased means it's handing over to bangladesh making their central bank coffers a little richer. >>> that's it for me and the team here for the moment. you can always keep up-to-date with all the news on our website. aljazerra.com. . >> the 72 hour cease-fire between israel and hamas fell about 70 hours short. one again the two sides blame each other for the continuing fighting and dying. it's the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it was thursday evening eastern time in the united stateen

and using otters to catch fish, now this crucial fishing partner is facing a bleak future in bangladesh> there seems to be no end to the fight ago cross parts of northern iraq. the u.s. is helping the iraqi government and kurdish fighters drive out islamic state group. it's taken over large areas in the north of the country. the group wants to establish an islamic state in the region and has driven more than a million civilians from their homes. refugees are still hiding in the sinjar mountains as the u.s. continues its bombing campaign in the area. the u.s. targeted four sites, controlled by rebel fighters. reports suggest it's the heaviest bombing since the u.s. started air strikes last week. gunmen from is let's i can state group have killed at least 80 members of the yazidi community in a village about 45-kilometers south of the sinjar mountains. dozens of women and children were abducted. the rebels entered the town on friday and told the men to convert to islam or be killed. hundreds of yazidis have crossed northern's iraq board never to turkey to escape the fighting. many are sta

patients end up here from all over bangladesh. many are turned away by emergency rooms in other hospitals. >> a lot of emergency rooms are not equipped to deal with trauma patients. we hear from the two major republic trauma centers that a huge number of patients have been turned away before arriving there. he went to two other hospitals before being admitted to this here. it took a few hours to get here. >> translation: it took an hour, hour and a half before a doctor came to see me. >> reporter: these people are fortunate. they are alive and getting treatment. this is where a lot of misery happens, emergency room doctors complain that every day patients arrive too late and die from complications that could have been treated or avoided. >> reporter: bangladesh doesn't are an emergency response system. no easy number to dial. when there's an accident paramedics don't rush to the scene. a group called critical link is trying to do that. critical link... >>> [ explosion ] >>> show of force - israel unleashes more air strikes on gaza

the gold that is seized is headed over to the bangladesh bank and it's inadvertently making bangladesh coffers a little richer. >> and now for sport here is andy. >> sergio garcia is still looking good to win the invitational after a stunning second round of 61. seeing the advances after 50 holes. with a five-shot lead, moving 14 under bar. play has been suspended because of lightening. error ohyel roy at 9 under. >> england's has made history becoming the first female commonwealth boxes champion. in the women's featherweight final. the 31-year-old winning the contest by split decision adding best gold medal. she won in london two years ago. nigeria has set a new world record in the women's heavyweight power lifting. the largest in game's history. the 22 medal discipline included. and former well has tested positive this after coming fourth in the 400-meter final. it comes after a weight lister was stripped of her gold because of a failed test. >>> beating the crusaders have won all five meetings, but over the australian side that raced into the lead. coopers early try . >> to get in t

taking care of the otters ends up costing $60. >> otters are an endangered species in bangladesh.ith fishermen giving up their trade the outlook for otters look bleaker. >> how armenia are considering joining the russian bloc despite purchasing most of their goods from european union. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >> welcome back to the new

patients end up here from all over bangladesh. many are turned away by emergency rooms in other hospitals. >> a lot of emergency rooms are not completely equipped to deal with drama patients. they are not comfortable. you hear from the two major trauma centers that a huge number of patients have been turned away from other hospitals before they arrive. >> reporter: this man went to two hospitals before being committed here. >> translation: it took us a long time to get here, a few hours. once he arrived it took an hour or an hour and a half before a doctor came to see me. >> reporter: but he and the others here are fortunate. they are alive and getting treatment. this is where a lot of the misery happens. emergency room doctors in bangladesh complain that every day patients arrive too late and die from complications that could have been treated for avoided. bangladesh doesn't have an emergency response system. no easy number to dial like 911 or 999. when there's an accident paramedics don't rush to the seem. a group called critica

it's training volunteers in first aid to turn them into bangladesh's first first responders.critical links has a number to call through the call center and notifies volunteers through an app. a nearby volunteer heads to the accident site to treat victims as soon as possible. one of the volunteers remembers how hopeless he felt a few years ago at the site of the factory collapse. >> i've seen some accidents there. i was there to help people, but it was not very easy for me to help them because i have got no training. >> despite its hardships, bangladesh has seen innoefb solutions to the problems their people face. if it catches on with the public, it may be another bangladeshi success story. >>> let's go to the world of sports now, and your guide is annd andy. >> united held to a draw by sutherland in the second game of the season. the dutchman had every reason to smile in the early stages of the this game as juan maatta gave united the lead. the game finished 1-1. >>> well, united is set to break the british transfer record in the coming areas of real madrid's argentinian win

. >> while large amounts of gold is being brought into bangladesh illegally every day traders say it's not affecting their business at all because almost all of the precious metal is headed to neighboring india. >> india recently raised its import tax on gold. in 2012 before the tax hike, last year after th almost twice as much. >> obviously bangladesh has become a transit route for gold headed to india. >> reporter: there is a silver lining of sorts, the gold that is seized is headed to the bangladesh bank making bangers just a little bit richer. >> more human remains from the downed malaysian airlines flight hm-17 is being sent from ukraine to the netherlands for identification. the flight was shot down july 17th in the eastern part of the country. the fighting between ukrainian and pro russian forces kept investigators away from the site for days. the cease-fire remains in place but fighting continues. >>> the ukrainian army said pro russian fate fighters have attacked luhansk airport in the eastern most part of the country. the ukrainian army still controls the airport but luhansk

it's a familiar site in bangladesh. a ferry cap sizes once a year -- cap sizes once a year killing hundreds. it's not just the deaths. the ferry system is a mess. people have to wait hours, sometimes days to get on the ships. it's a reason the ferries are over loaded with passengers and vehicles government officials say a ferry that capsized this month was carried over 100 people. >> translation: how many mothers, sisters, brothers must die before something is done. rich people carry in plane. >> reporter: this man may never find his brother. recovery is slow. over 100 passengers are missing. the same is true for a ferry that capsized in may. >> the water is bat. our vessels are thrown around. it's difficult for us to carry out the rescue operations. when they managed to stay afloat, the ship posed problems. >> this is the ferry, the longest ferry route, taking three hours to get from one port to the other, nothing compared to the waiting time to get on or off the vessels. >> translation: sometimes the group comes with

plus, what are the new age entrepreneurs in bangladesh tapping into?n sport severe aim to up set madrid to claim the first piece of the european silverware. ♪ in gaza palestinians are returning to their ruined homes, offices and factories, as a cease fire between hamas and israel continues for a second day. a temporary truce allowed the u.n. world food program to distribute food to nearly 150,000 people. the one-time care packages include rice and wheat flour and they say it will cost billions to rebuild gaza infrastructure home and businesses destroyed by offensive and reconstruction will be possible if they ease the blockade and allows in building materials. since israel's military fell and go saturday a month ago 64 israeli soldiers and 3 civilians have been killed. gaza's health ministry says 1945 palestinians and three quarters of them are civilians and 444 -- 449 of them are children. almost 10,000 palestinians have been wounded and more than 209,000 people are still living in 88 u.n. shelters. andrew simmons is at the world food program facility

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. >> now, bangladesh customs officials are struggling to keep pace with a gold smuggling rush.we have this report from dakar airport. >> reporter: this international airport is on high alert. over the past year it's become a gold smuggling hub. this man is smuggling in gold bars. lucky for him it's a gold necklace and he can move on. these are not so lucky. they were caught with gold wrapped around their legs. >> translation: the smugglers are bringing in goals in many ways, some in the soles of the shoes, others in briefcases, others are in the rods and linings of a suitcases or television. >> reporter: the men say they were doing as tole - taking the gold from point a to b. refusing to from people they don't foe and handing it to people they don't know. >> translation: i am just a driver. they approached me and asked me if i wanted to do it once before. the money was good. i agreed to do it again. >>> but it's not hard to figure out where the gold was heading. while large amounts of gold are brought to lapping every day, trade -- bangladesh every day, traders say it's not aff

heavy rain in bangladesh. >> yes. certainly heavy rain. but also, more than that, the result of a lot of flooding elsewhere up in parts of nepal. if i run the satellite imagery, it is drawn further south. here in the last 24 hours we have seen heavy rain across to pradesh. we have storm clusters further north, effecting bangladesh, and the eastern states of india. they come from bangladesh, and it is representative of what is happening in men parts of the country, farming area. it's a familiar pattern, a result of days and days of heavy rain off the himalayas. meanwhile, in the national park, there's concerns for the animal. animals like the rhino tend to push outside the path and become victims of poaching. there's a concern. looking in the forecast. there's a lot of shower activity across north india and bangladesh. if looks like the heavier rain will be across the eastern gaps, and the west, where there'll be further rain and flooding. north-western areas could do with rains. we are looking at dry companies, 33 in the sunshine. >> thank

ferries are a common form of transportation in bangladesh. people there see a number of accidents every year. >>> among the hundreds of thousands of victims of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nag saggy, many were from the korean peninsula. about live in south korea. 69 years after the bombings, one of them tells her story. nhk world's anna jung reports. >> reporter: hapcheong lies south of seoul. this is a welfare center located in hapcheong in the south of south korea. the center was established for survivors of the atomic bombings in hiroshima and nagasaki. 110 survivors with an average age of 80 are staying here. with the help of japan, hapcheong center for atomic bomb victims was built in 1996. south korea has no other facilities like 85-year-old -- has lived here since the center opened. she was born in japan after her parents emigrated there. she later married a man who had emigrated from hapcheong to hiroshima. when the city was bombed, kim was three kilometers away from ground zero. >> translator: my husband had gone to work i wa

. >>> a crowded ferry has capsized on a river in bangladesh lea at least t more than 200 missing. the ferry sank on the padma river on monday. it was crossing the major waterway and heading to a suburb of the capital dhaka. local media say at least 250 people were on board. they say 44 managed to ashore or were rescued. divers are searching for the missing. investigators still don't know the cause of the accident. the river current was as strong when the ferry capsized. the media say the vessel was crowded with people returning from their hometowns during a holiday to mark the end of ramadan. dozens of people die in ferry accidents every year in bangladesh, where boats are a common form of transportation. overcrowding is often blamed for the accidents. >>> a magnitude 6.5 quake hit ludian county in southwestern >>> workers in beijing are driving a booming economy, but migrants who come in from the countryside are not reaping the benefits. they're paid less than other laborers and live in a gray zone. we visited with members of one family struggling to get their share. >> reporter:

. >>> and a ferry that is the only travel option for people in bangladesh - concerns as to safety. >>> hello again. a reminder of the top stories this hour on al jazeera - israeli bombing of gaza continues with the talks in cairo on the verge of collapse. >>> negotiators say they'll abandon efforts to achieve a long-term truce, unless israel results talks without conditions. spokespersons for binyamin netanyahu says they will not return to the talks unless rocket fire from hamas stops. >>> president obama warns that it may be a long battle against islamic state, and that baghdad is ultimately responsible for pushing back islamic state. >>> and iranian state media reports that 48 died in a plane crash at an airport in the capital tehran. >>> voting is under way in turkey's first direct presidential elections. recep tayyip erdogan, the president, is the front runner. he wants to change the ceremonial post of president into something assertive. a power for the prime minister is able to be appointed. recep tayyip erdogan wants a president who sweats and runs around. >>> at least four civi

. >> killing the messenger on al jazeera america in bangladesh, there are 4 million workers in the garment industry. 80% are women, it's hard for them to rise in the ranks. men dominate the top position. this report from dakar on the absence of women leaders in the workplace. >> in bangladesh's garment industry, women do most of the work, while the men supervise and manage the officers. the vast majority of workers are women. only a small number get promoted. >> women have better concentration, they make better machine operators than men. they don't want to be supervisors, because they have to walk too much, they have to carry heavy loads. maybe they don't like that. >> reporter: garment factory management is male dominated. women own factories, but they are in the minority. according to one of the few female owners, gender bias means male managers don't recommend female for promotions. in two factories i called in female workers and said "why are you not interested in being supervisors, because i was told my mid-level management that they were not interested, they were shy and not edu dat

the very survival of otters and bangladesh. a poor haul even with the help the otters, the animals are expensive to raise and feed. it's becoming harder for the men to come up with the money. >> i'm earning money when i do this, but it's not for free. i have to spend money feeding and taking care of the otters. say i make $150 in a month. taking care of the otter and the cost is $50 to $60. >> with fishermen increasingly giving up their trades the otter's future looks a little bleaker. al jazeera, bangladesh. >> let's go to sport. >> reporter: thank you very much. football first and there was no shortage of drama on the opening day of the english premier league season. in the last few minutes arsenal recorded a 2-1 win against crystal palace, but it was not h easy. arsenalnal hit back just after halftime. then in injury time crystal palac, arsenal 2, crystal palace, 1. wayne rooney would equalize and then it was back in front and put the sides facing in some kind of context. >> it is not good because we have built up a lot of c

plus one day's ferry disaster in bangladesh claimed dozens of lives has drawn attention to the safety record. there has been 28 ferry accidents in as many years, and four in this year alone. they went on the longest ferry route in the country to bola island. >> reporter: people waiting for the bodies to be found. on average, a ferry capsizes, thousands die in the past 28 years. it's not just the death. the entire system is a mess. people have to wait for hours, days to get on the ships. that's one of the reasons that the ferries are overloaded with passengers and officials. the ferries were carrying close to 300 people. how many more of our brothers, sisters, mothers die before people do something, rich people, government officials, so they don't have to care about this. >> they may not find their brother. recovery operations are slow. over 100 passengers are missing the same is true for a ferry that capsized in may. >> the water is bad. our open vessels are thrown around. >> it's give for us to carry out the rescue operation smoothly. when they stay afloat the ship poses problems. >>

endanger species in bangladesh, some people have helped them survive, but with fishermen increasingly giving up their trade the otter's future looks a little bleak are. al jazerra, bangladesh. >>> you can read more about all of these stories by logging on to our website. the address al jazerra scott al. [♪ music ] >> maybe you've already been feeling that way, but now you've got data. a report that liberals and conservatives are moving further apart it's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. some want answers. the way people look at how congressional districts are map may have different answers. and others may have another set of earns. the share of republicans who call themselves consistently or mostly conservative has risen, and so has the percentage of democrats who have called themselves consistently mostly liberal. in both cases more than half. is that what you see when you look around, when you look at how politics works and doesn't. that's our focus this time. >> we believe we can seize the future together. because we're not as divided as our politics suggest. we're not a

in bangladesh on monday. strong currents hamper rescue efforts. the low-lying tide and overcrowding is blamed. >>> in china they continue to search for survivors in a collapsed building. earthquakes killed many and injured more than 1,000. thousands have been left homeless. >>> two american aid workers infected with ebola are getting an experimental drug that has not been tested for safety. a second american lift liberia for a special care facility in atlanta. nancy writebol is expected to be treated at the same hospital as kent brantly. they contracted the virus after working in a medical mission in nonrovia. >> world health organisation says 877 people have died in the latest ebola outbreak in west africa. a new report alleges that the u.s. foreign aid agency used health programs as cover for covert operations in cuba. we have this report. >> cuba has been a thorn in the side of u.s. administrations since fidel castro launched his revolution. the u.s. tried to influence what cuban people think of their gove

bangladesh's ferry system is a mess. people have to wait for hours, days to get on the ships. that's one of the reasons the ferries are overloaded with passengers and vehicles. government officials say a ferry cap sizing carried 300, the registered capacity was 85. >> how many more of our brothers, sisters, mothers must die. rich people travel by plane so they don't have to care about this. >> recovery operations are slow. over 100 passengers are missing. the same is true for a ferry that capsized in may. >> the water is bad. our vessels are thrown around. it's difficult for us to carry out the rescue operations smoothly. >> when they managed to stay afloat. the ship caused problems for people. >> this is the ferry to the island. it's the lodgest route -- longest route, taking 3 hours to get from one port to the other. it's nothing compared to the waiting time to get op or off the vessels. >> sometimes the group find a dead body. the corpse will rot while waiting for the ferry. that's the hardest thing. >> truck drivers spend days waiting to board. it's not unusual for the loa

plus what are the new age entepreneurs in bangladesh tapping into? >> in sport, real madrid claims the first piece of the european silverware. >> palestinians in gaza are using the temporary truce between israel and hamas to bring back a semblance of normality despite being surrounded by destruction. they are awaiting news of peace negotiations in egypt. the talks have accomplished little so far. the cost of rebuilding gaza is at billions of dollars. reconstruction will only be possible if israel eases its blockade and allows building material into the strip. >> since israel's assault on gaza began over a month ago, 64 israel soldiers and three civilians including a thai national have been kid. 1,945 palestinians have been killed. the u.n. says only three quarters of them are civilians. 449 are children. >> almost 10,000 palestinians have been wounded and more than 209,000 people are still living in 88 u.n. shelters. >> andrew simmons has the latest for us from gaza city. >> on day two of the ceasefire, crowds of people are cramming into compounds li

it's a familiar site in bangladesh. on average a ferry capsizes once a year killing hundreds. thousands died in the past 28 years. people have to wait for hours, days to get on the ships. that's one of the reasons that the ferries are overloaded with passengers and vehicles. government officials say a ferry that capsized this month carried close to 300 people. the registered capacity was 85. >> how many of our brothers, sisters, mothers must die before people do something. rich officials travel by plane, so they don't have to care about this. >> recovery operations are slow. over 100 passengers are missing. the same is true for a ferry. the water is bad in that area. our open vessels are thrown around. it's difficult for us to carry out the rescue operations smoothly. when they stay afloat, the ship caused problems for people. >> this is the ferry. it's the longest root. it takes 3 hours to get from one port to the other. it's nothing compared to the waiting time to get on or off the vessels. >> sometimes the group will come with a dead body that they hope to bury in the home

warming to see more of it on when a ferry carrying around two hundred people is capsized in central bangladesh at least two people have died scores of missing one survivor said that ferry was overloaded with passengers no overturned in a strong current mid river scores of people are killed in ferry accidents every year in bangladesh is low lying river delta where boats are the most common form of travel. coming up instant program of the brain an investigation into whether something's fishy happening you know seafood coming up. a few weeks ago we discussed detroit's plans to shut off water to those who can't pay their bills logically what a basic human a system he could get taken away some protesters gathered to give their opinion on the issue at our plaza and what is the response from the state maybe some sort of dialogue or explanation as to why they have to turn off the water you know they turned up on the high tech quote non lethal weaponry against the protesters they used an el red system which basically blasted the protesters with sound which sounds but intended humane until you look into

very caring until the people capsized in central bangladesh at least two have died and scores of missing one survivor said the ferry was overloaded with passengers and overturned in a strong current made river scores of people are killed in ferry accidents every year in bangladesh is low lying river delta the boats are the most common if the trouble. with. this is are to international after the break we asked the founder of america's notorious blackwater security firm where the civilian sufferings inevitable people are given a license to kill. a few weeks ago we discussed detroit's plans to shut off water to those who can't pay their bills logically what a basic human assessor he could get taken away some protesters gathered to give their opinion on the issue at our plaza and what is the response from the state maybe some sort of dialogue or explanation as to why they have to turn off the water. you know they turned up on the high tech quote non lethal weaponry against the protesters they used an l. red system which basically blasted the protesters with sound which sounds pun intended hu

this isn't just threatening the otter fishing trade but the very survival of otters in bangladesh.haul, even with the help of the otters. the animals are expensive to raise and feed. as fish in the area become harder to find, because of pollution and over fishing it's becoming harder for the men to come up with the money. >> i am earning money when i do this, but it's not coming for me. i have to spend money feeding and taking care of the otters. say i make $150 in a month, taking care of the otter end up costing about 50 to $60. >> reporter: otter says are an endangered species in dang los angeles dish. people have so far helped them survive, but with fishermen increasingly giving up their trade the otter's future looks bleaker. >>> andy ia here with the sport. andy. >> thank you very much. jane. the mere league seasons against underway in just a few hours of time think manchester united have invested in a new manager in an effort to revive their fortunates. elyse holman reports. >> reporter: he's won championship with his barcelona, bayern munich, eye jac a jack ad recently led t

but activists on the ground in bangladesh tell us the numbers are much higher. at the moment, what is happening in syria where thousands have been arrested since the outbreak of the conflict in 2011. >> this u.n. convention for the protection of all persons in forced disappearances. what has it done? has helped to prevent people from disappearing? >> obviously we want countries to sign up to that convention. but even signing up is not enough. in nepal thousands of people have gon disappeared, and you still need investigation in those disappearances. but there needs to be investigations to take for the people who are relatives of those who have disappeared. >> thank you very much from london. >>> well in new york affordable housing is extremely hard to come by, and now the city is giving tax incentives to new developers who offer units so lower income tenants, but critics say it's lead to go a new form of segregation. >> this two bedroom apartment with a few goes to $5,000 a month. but thanks to the tax incentive the owners of the complex has set aside a section

>>:new this morning.officials say a bangladesh passenger ferry has capsized and two people are dead. reports say up to 250 people were on board. officials say at least 44 swam to safety. many are feared trapped or drowned. ferry accidents are common in bangladesh due to poor safety standards for the vessels, which are often overloaded. in may, about 50 people died in the same district in a ferry accident. >>: will be right back. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase. so you can and nearby israel say that the defense forces are ignoring a precaution and control when engaging in impact. a good samaritan has struck again. buying hundreds of dollars worth of groceries for strangers. this time. it was at a discount st

i think the kind of bought short happened in 1970 and 71 when the opec stand broke up and bangladesh was created that the united states is winning the cold war. it may have been possible for india to get over the soviet union and counter to china and focus internally in the 1991 forms as you know enabled india to go from a statement nation even those democracy to becoming a high-tech power in the world. >> there seems to be two ways to get rich in the world. one is the epic of conquest take it from somebody else any others epic of wealth creation. >> you have approximately one minute left with this witness. >> very well. you think the chinese and russians and other large powers in the world even though they have benefited from the ethic of wealth creation have given up on the epic of conquest? >> sadly in the case of russia does not appear to be the case. the economy which started to show promise in early 2000 is now is john mccain pointed out that gas station depended most solely on oil revenues than they do think wrapping territory is the way to make themselves a great power. this

several not as heavy as we have had it across portions of bangladesh.ook at the torrential downpour, raining out over the exact same area. take a look at some of the scenes here in bangladesh. and he may deny it. but this is errol barnett's favorite way to get around the streets. this looks actually like a good time, even snow it's raining, but there it is, you've got to get to point b sometimes even if it's pouring. >> i step out on the streets of atlanta and say can i get a bangladeshi rickshaw, please. >>> still to come, monkey business takes on a whole new meaning in india. >> we'll take a look at a job that some say has gotten a whole lot tougher. >> plus, the thrill of victory for some young baseball players from asia, meet the champ at the little league world series, stay here. slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough

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inspecciÓn rutinaria en el salvador se localizÓ compartimiento oculto con ciudadanos de nepal y bangladeshnto que es donde venÍan las personas. >> autoridades migratorias sudamericanas seÑalana que mÁs personas provenientes de asia África usan esta regiÓn para llegar de manera irregular a ee.uu. en una de las frutas identificadas estos migrantes llegan a ecuador donde no se les pide visa, se embarcan hacia panamÁ y de aquÍ viajan por vÍa terrestre hasta costa rica, luego en nicaragua y honduras donde la ruta continÚa por guatemala o el salvador hacia mÉxico finalmente ee.uu. en el caso de honduras los migrantes detenidos reciben un permiso autoriza su permanencia temporal en el paÍs una especie de luz verde para que sigan avanzando hacia el norte. en el salvador lo mÁs comÚn es que sean devueltos a su Último paÍs de trÁnsito que suele ser honduras. >> los agarran y casi casi tenemos el mismo tratamiento que como agarran a indocumentados cuando entran a ee.uu. >> la organizaciones migraciones internacionales seÑalan que las bandas de traficantes utilizan mÁs el territorio suramericano y evi

ferry accidents are common in bangladesh. it's blamed on overcrowding and poorly designed ships. >>> the second confirmed case of the ebola virus in the country. it's the worst-ever outbreak of the disease. nigeria is the fourth country to be affected. >>> some african leaders will be screened for ebola before they meet with president barack obama. the african summit in washington, d.c. will focus on strengthening economic ties between the two religious. we have reports on why the u.s. wants to invest more in the continent. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama making the case africa matters. it's about much more than humanitarian aid. >> the importance of this for america needs to be understood. africa is one of the fasters growing copt meants in th continents in the world. >> this is the first time he's hosting a summit to tap into that potential. since 2000 china has hosted five and it's showing in the trade numbers. in two years exports and imports have jumped from $127 quintillion to $200 billion. for the u.s. the opp

in some regions it's 67 years, worst than in bangladesh.zil began importing foreign doctors mostly from cuba and the doctor is one of 7300 cuban doctors in brazil. >> translator: i'm getting a great deal of practice here and in cuba i never seen a patient with tb before and here i have. >> reporter: but the program is controversial. the doctors are paid far less than their brazil colleagues and brazil pays cuba $4100 per month through the health organization for each doctor. the physicians themselves receive less than a third of that, the rest goes back to the cuban government. a handful of cuban doctors quit the program complaining of an unfair pay scale. dr. gonzales says she is sticking with the program. >> translator: i don't care about the money, i receive 10% of what all doctors get here and my family back home gets money and the rest. the percentage the government gets supports education and free healthcare. >> reporter: to meet the needs of its people brazil must train more public health doctors and provide incentives for them to pr

plus bangladesh border control catch a number of smugglers. and new rugby champions. details later. >> a plane carrying an american aid worker infected with the ebola virus has left for the united states. "world health organization" has launched $100 million plan to help africa fight the virus. >> reporter: uniting ebola in the fight against ebola. they're spreading the word. a killer that has taken over 700 lives. the heads of those west african nations have agreed to an isolation zone at the heart of the outbreak. they believe the world organization chief who make this appeal to the international community. >> we must support the extraordinary measures and other resources including financial resources. >> reporter: this is the largest outbreak since ebola was identified in 1976, and some medical staff treating victims have themselves become infected. two sickened american aid workers in liberia are being flown to atlanta for treatment. the first time an infected victim has entered the united states. they've become infected through medical care, and we feel that we h

. >> rescue and recovery efforts after a ferry sank in bangladesh. this is how it looked when capsized. two dead, another 44 rescued or swam to shore themselves. some same there were more on board and the total number of missing passengers tonight not yet known. >>> leaders from the u.s. and africa are meeting in washington, d.c. for a three-day summit, the first event of its kind. the theme, investing in the next generation. secretary of state, john kerry] those they will use it to improve trade. >> what is exciting is that 10 or 11 of the fastest-growing companies in the world in africa. the reality this is not something whoever the horizon, this is here now. >> discussions also focus on ending poverty and trying to improve education and che check -- technology. >>> and the eagles prepare for the pregame with the bears. >> it is game week, which means from here on out we will have a game to talk about as the eagles are set for the preseason match-up in chicago against the bears. foils foils back out there at practice. worrisome news in, jeremy macl

worse than in bangladesh. last year brazil began importing foreign doctors mostly from cu cuba. dr. gonzalez is one of 7,300 could you pan doctors in brazi 7,300 cuben doctors here. >> i'm seeing patients here that i didn't in cuba. i'd never seen tuberculosis before. >> reporter: brazil pays cuba $4,100 a month for each doctor. the physicians themselves receive less than a third of that. the rest goes back to the cuban government. a handful of cuban doctors have quit the program complaining of an unfair pay scale. dr. gonzales said she's sticking with the program. >> i don't care about the money. i received 10% of what is paid here. the percentage the government gets helps support education and free healthcare. >> ultimately to meet the needs of its people brazil must train more public health doctors and provide incentives for them to practice where they are needed the most. rob reynolds, al jazeera, rio de janeiro. >> still ahead. rescue operations are under way in southwest china. after an earthquake kills 400 people. and in sport we'll tell you about the polluted brazilian bay t

it works everywhere, bangladesh, bolivia. give women some control over their reproductive cycle, get them off the animal routine of being a breathing machine. and the level of quality will decline. sharply. it is never known to fail, consistent. just for an example, my central point, spent her entire life opposing, opposing all forms of birth control and abortion which she called murder joyfully in a nobel prize speech that is basically it. the reputation, the sanctitude she got for preaching this nonsense. but one could add to our with the richest of rich, people like charles keating was a great friend of hers. she took stolen money from him. she took money from that duvalier dictators in haiti which treated the poor like pace towards. it does on. and her whole effect was entirely retrograde. one story about her. in that book, very short. five or six other direct accusations against her back up the fact. that book has been reviewed by every newspaper in the world. no one is ever pointed out a mistake and it cannot one. none

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>> prosecutors in france have placed the head of the >>> flooding trigger by moon soon rains in bangladesh has disputed -- has disrupted the lives of more than 74,000 people. the number of residents forced from their homes has not been officially announced. it could be in the area of thousands. students had to return home when their school building was inundated. more than 300 schools have closed in effected districts. residents are building makeshift homes on dry land. flooding has inflicted damage to forms. farmland is under water. the flood forecasting center says the situation could get worse given that the wet season runs until september. people in india and nepal have been experiencing heavy rain. nearly 1, 500 villages have been affected. at least 28 people have been killed. >>> search teams in hiroshima push push >>> people pinning their hopes on a controversial scientific experiment may be disappointed. a leading japanese research team says it has been unable to find evidence that so-talled stap cells exist. the team published papers in january. they claimed they found a way to re

. >> cien de una embarcaciÓn en un rÍo de bangladesh estÁn desaparecidos.lanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. >> hola, quÉ tal? hoy lunes social cuento de quÉ se trata. como cada aÑo por esta Época indocumentados caen de las temperaturas en el desierto de arizona cuando cruzan la frontera para evitar mÁs muertes se instalÓ torres donde un botÓn se salvan vidas, vamos a contar cÓmo funcionan. y en nuestro lunes social se lo dedicamos una campaÑa en los estados unidos para alertar sobre el pago desigual a mujeres y hombres que realizan el mismo trabajo. dÍganos si usted cree que donde trabaja hay diferencia de pago entre hombres y mujeres que desempeÑan la misma funciÓn. algunos comentarios esta noche. >> estÁ interesante. >> los espero. >> gracias. >> aseguran que la falta de ejercicio mÁs que comer mucho contribuye la obesidad de los nciones norteamericanos. ¿qué estas haciendo? en esta casa no botamos el dinero a la basura. pero eso es lo que tu hiciste. tirar los box tops a la basura es como tirar el dinero. cada cuadrito de box tops tiene un valor de diez centa

are there problems in bangladesh? and other areas around there like in africa? or is africa an exception in terms of risk? >> i believe africa is at the stage that asia was 15 years ago where a number of companies viewed asia as an opportunity to plant flags and grow aggressively. i think africa is at that stage. and those of us who go local and plant ourselves with the right investment and quality of people locally and transfer. we can do a lot in africa. the risks are talked about a great deal but if you go and travel and look at the opportunities there you can find ways to improve those risks in a way that is perfectly acceptable to the government's needs of most of our companies. let me give you an example. when we go to bank in africa, we need to take from them two partners both with james and sam and take a certain level of guarantee that takes 2-3 days between the time the merchant is paid and we collect the money back. if you went to small banks, i would be underwriting hundreds and i cannot do that well. we go partner with institution like the ifc and f