i do not see what the cairo talks should succeed in bringing them to common terms. i do not really trust these talks to have to have any meaningful results. i do not think it is going to solve anything. this is an example that regional players are back in the field and controlling the process because of international community is large. hashem: this must be up delicate moment for the libyan people. they are looking at the politicians just lived -- jostling for power and that this can be conducive to civil war once again in the country. salah: however unlikely, the possibility for another civil is always there. the risk has increased since the representative broke the cease-fire in 2020. it has already suspended its participation, the whole group, the five of them. not just that, they recommended to suspend, consider the cease-fire suspended and even asked them to take certain measures to make sure that it is not in place anymore. of course, as usual, they accuse the other side of violating the terms of the cease-fire. they are partly right in this accusation because

in egypt, capital cairo are ignoring the needs of local residence. his home is cairo's necropolis, which locals call the city of the dead. what look like small houses are actually all mausoleums. ramey grew up here, affordable housing as scarce, and the egyptian capital. over the years, thousands of the cities more moved. here. there are no public utilities. and rami has to provide his own electricity and water. but that's not a problem. he loves his neighbourhood, and his home children being normal i was born and raised here on been if i had to move away, that would be no life for me. i wish asian shown jason, but time is running out. a new highway is scheduled for construction. cairo is bursting at the seams. traffic as chaotic and congested. bulldozers have already raised part of the cemetery and new roads and bridges are springing up. many people who still live here faced eviction grammy can still want to work. a few minutes from his house. he repairs old cars for a living on the shirt dow walla walla. had those hasn't happened yet usual, but if

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an unusual and special district in cairo could soon be demolished the business of thirst just who is profiting from the global water crisis. and long for babies in a war torn country, the plight of ukrainians, surrogate mothers, many couples decide. they want to have a baby together. and for most of them, it works out this year. in fact, more than $16000.00 children were born every hour. but what happens if you can't have children? the world health organization estimates that world wide around $48000000.00 couples are unable to conceive, in fertility has become a $1000000000.00 business. one potential solution is surrogacy. that's when a women agrees to carry and give birth to a baby in order to give it to someone who can't have children. according to a study from 2020, the industry is worth more than $4000000000.00 us dollars and is rising dramatically. surrogacy is banned in many countries, but no ukraine clinics that had been booming for years than the war came. tatyana is a surrogate mother. she and her daughter left her warsaw, poland, fleeing the war in ukraine and the question

in egypt, capital cairo are ignoring the needs of local residence. his home is cairo's necropolis, which locals call the city of the dead. what look like small houses are actually all muslims around me grew up here, affordable housing as scarce in the egyptian capital. over the years, thousands of the cities more moved here. there are no public utilities and rami has to provide his own electricity and water. but that's not a problem. he loves his neighbourhood, and his home children being normal i was born and raised here robin. if i had to move away, that would be no life for me. i wish i am shown jason a but time is running out. a new highway is scheduled for construction. cairo is bursting at the seams. traffic as chaotic and congested. bulldozers have already raised part of the cemetery and new roads and bridges are springing up. many people who still live here face eviction grammy can still want to work. a few minutes from his house. he repairs old cars for a living on michigan, dow walla walla. had those hasn't happened yet usual, but if we are

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we were, the two of us also journaled middle east journal based in cairo. we had an apartment like a part of the town the reader will melt. we spent a lot of time near the american university in cairo. we covered all of that ground. what we did, w barb and i did is we cover the entire middle east pretty covered everything from north africa all the way to the persian gulf. including israel and jordan and egypt. it was fascinating, it's a great life experience. the two big things are happening in that region at the time inai cairo at that point was a really good listening post for these things the war was underway it was a vicious war that's probably been forgotten more than it should have been a retrospect that is a big story. the second big story was the very beginning of the palestinian uprising was really getting started in those days. there was that tension as well. i think thirdly in terms of egypt itself, it was a much different country then than it is now. it is relatively calm there wass an islamic undercurrent that was underway in society but had no

in egypt, hundreds crowded around in cairo to attend prayers. this marks the end of the holy month in ramadan. the joy has also been dampened by a rise in food prices caused by the war in ukraine. egypt in particular is feeling the pinch. >> shopping for the celebration, he would love to fill his cart but be prudent. this month alone, the price of potatoes has risen 300%, tomatoes cost nearly four times as much as they used to. inflation has hit him hard. he is a taxi driver and has to support his family on an income of roughly six euros per day. the kids have special wishes but this year they will go unfulfilled. i just don't have enough money to cover food, rent, electricity , water and gas costs. egypt is also feeling the consequences of the war in ukraine. the country was already heavily in debt. the government had to devalue the egyptian pound in march. we supplies are drying up, no other country in the world imports as much as egypt. and 80% of their wheat comes from russia and ukraine. so far the government has put an upper limit on the p

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we considered various places, but cairo made the most sense. i'm glad we picked it, egypt was and is a great story, not just a good place from which to move around the region. host: this headline. general seib was once held prisoner in iran, i know you talked about this. tell our audience about the time you were taken prisoner in iran. guest: one of the biggest stories, if not the biggest story, was the iran-iraq war. the iran-iraq war was still raging. i got visas to visit iran. those were prized possessions. they didn't let journalists in often. they were making progress in the war against iraq, and wanted western journalists there to document progress. we went down to the warfront, saw where the iranians had advanced into iraq. the iranians took my passport, would not return it to me, would not tell me why. i spent a few days with the swiss diplomat trying to figure out why i was being barred from leaving the country. at the end of one of those days, i was arrested in the parking lot of the hotel where i was staying, taken to prison, blindfo

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the latest trove of ancient artefacts unearthed near the great pyramids by cairo have been put on show inside them. now these treasures will be moved to the grand egyptian museum, which authorities hope to open near cairo's giza pyramids later this year. that's all the time that we have for you on newsday at this hour. thanks so much for joining me. do stay with bbc news for the latest global headlines. hello. a new month starts with very similar weather. after tuesday's big cloud, showers and thunderstorms, umbrellas at the ready for wednesday. the showers probably not as widespread, but there will still be some heavy ones around, with warmer sunny spells in between. low pressure's still close by. high pressure's trying to build in, and although that may be in time for the platinum jubilee weekend, there are some complications, as we'll see in a moment. this is how we start off wednesday morning, low single figures in the chilliest, clearest spots. an area of rain pulling out of wales, into the midlands, and then just turning into another batch of showers as it bears down on southeast

s. embassy has also urs. com and said that now the talks in cairo between the legislative houses are more important than ever because peace can only be brought through elections where libby's can vote for who, who controls of. and just for, i just want to see, we're hearing the dam is in southwestern with a really small town. it borders, algeria and tunisia, a rear of historical town and, and simple people and, and their economies based on tourism. you know, before the violence and political divisions and libya thousands afford tourist used to come here. but because of the conflict because of the political divisions or their economy has suffered greatly. and so just the regular libyans across the country. they're suffering from these, from these, from these divisions and this violence. thank you for that update. malik china is that maybe a correspondent live there from southwestern and still ahead on the program. a heat wave in northern india and pocket families for vulnerable workers suffering in scorching temperatures. we look at how a dangerous race is theory in the united states

n. lead talks taking place in the, in cairo, where certainly tensions will have increased the this morning because of these developments in them. in tripoli. unfortunately, over the past few months since the failed election of last december, when, when it was cooled off, i really grown man a less am confident in the political future of their country. they are disappointed . they don't see even a benefit in engaging politically because they see that the future of the country in the hands of a small elite that is taking the country in one direction on another. they see the country on the precipice. also another financial disruption because political crisis means closure of oil terminals, it means that, you know salaries will be delayed at possibly means inflation rise. and this is happening already against the backdrop of rising living cost because of the war in ukraine, which has pushed up grain prices in basic commodity prices. so overall, a very grim outlook for your average libyan to us democratic congressmen are pushing for an f b. i investigation in the killing a veteran, al jazeera jo

n. lead talks taking place in the, in cairo, where certainly tensions will have increased this morning because of these developments in, in, in tripoli and claudia, all this, when an election was supposed to be held back in december last year. and obviously that didn't happen. and then a vote was likely for next month. is that will that happen now? well, i live in factions are at loggerheads on the path ahead actually they're, they're still the baby camp. so the tripoli base camp has proposed starting parliamentary elections as early as next month. i think with today's developments they will even show that initiative because probably they feel stronger and they do not want to put on the table a negotiation to to have this road map that they support accepted by all their affections who still say they want presidential and parliamentary elections and that was what is being discussed in cairo. and there are other factions that say that they should be negotiating a 3rd way. so another government neither to baber nor norbish, i got. so bottom line to answer your question, i think the odds o

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airport russian evacuation vehicles take off tourists on characteristically strange affairs of russia in cairo is under a state of siege, but is doing everything possible to ensure the safety of russian citizens, meanwhile, the egyptian government, in order to maintain order, is withdrawing military units on the streets of the capital, we are monitoring developments. for more information, see our next releases. mommy good evening. you are drunk. yes, why did you get drunk? it was necessary for business. i was in a dead end, and i needed a boost. oh, i knew it. i knew you would fail at this job. interestingly? after three servings, it seemed to me that i knew where to go go. and after the fourth crystal clarity was gone, like sherlock holmes after a drug injection , this has not yet been enough. mom, don't worry, i know the limits. now he is in prison. by the way, servantas were in prison. and also karamzin dostoevsky well, you know, besides, he escaped like the count of monte cristo, that's all, i sleep in prison. hello good evening hello come in. lucy especially for you thank you please. yes

i will travel to cairo mid june to discuss all these issues with president, i'll cc, because we have to look at them not only from a european ukraine perspective, but also from a regional and bilateral perspective. many thanks. thank you. matt and presidents and, and still with us are d. w, a brussels bureau chief, alexander von nomine in brussels. and d w. chief, political editor, michelle, yellow kutner. in our studio, i'm going to start with you in brussels. alexandra, what did you make of the statement? well, i was not surprised that of course, the european commission president as well as the president of the repeal council. both of them were very happy with their results dressing how important it was to stay, remain a re, a united. they talked about the oil embargo and that is going to have an impact, but of course they also stress sta and it was in particular the european commission president was upon the lion who stressed at that europe is well prepared for such a step that they have been thinking about getting prepared to make sure that they won't be any problems with regards

w ah, an expressway, through the city of the dead, cairo's gridlock is now threatening the city's oldest cemetery. it's reckless or been planning. the sanitary is home to families who can't afford with what will happen to it's residence, global 3090 minutes on d w. it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping tomorrow now, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis. the global media for june 2020 to your ticket. now. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa you to defeat is use and share ideas. you know all these channels we are not afraid to pass. and then he gets toppy. young people clearly have the solution. good future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. mm. mm. ah, ah, this is dw news life from the lead ukrainian president ballade of mister lensky calls on the world to stop all trade with russia and escalate sanctions to the maxima. he says it is time for the international community to set a new president to prev

final, then pointing blame for the chaos offense with fake tickets. finally, geologists working near cairo, have unearthed hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins and bronze statuettes. objects were found at a cemetery. it's kara home to egypt, oldest in the pyramids. thank the statues of gods in one of the pyramid architect, emotive, painted coffins, contain mummies and amulets, and are thought to be over 2500 years old. one container, rare prior scroll collection is expected to be displayed at a new museum due to open later this year. and a reminder of the top story we are following for you. your opinion leaders have agreed to a partial ban on russian oil. you cancel present, sha, michelle said the band would immediately cover more than 2 thirds oil imports from russia. watching the news. that's all for now. we have dock hill top next. so stay tuned for that and we'll have more for you. thanks. a south bay market is going to spend the rest of our life behind bars for mercury. berkeley got with .

and the risk of further flooding remains very high for the people here. archaeologists working near cairo have unearthed hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins and bronze statuettes. objects were found at the cemetery and cora, home of egypt, oldest pyramids, include statues in god's and one of the pyramid architect painted coffins contained mommy's, an ambulance, and i thought to be more than 22500 years old. one contained a rare prior scroll. the collection is expected to be put on display at a new museum due to open later this year. and a reminder of the top story were following for you. your opinion leaders have agreed to a partial van in russian oil. you council president shaw. michelle said the band would immediately cover more than 2 thirds of oil imports from russia. hungry was the loudest of several countries resisting a complete band, given dependence on russian oil. yep, you know, that's all for now. we got dock from up next a stay tuned for that. we'll have more for you coming up soon. claim bluecross extra watching a south america is going to spend the rest of our life behind b

i would like to hear more about cairo, egypt.you were there, what you are doing, i was a postgraduate student at the american university in cairo at the end of the 1970's. i was there during the signing of the peace treaty, so i would like to hear that. i'm going to hang up now. thank you. guest: thank you for the kind words. we -- my wife and i, she has been on this program. she was a reporter at the time, the two of us had an apartment in a part of town, spent a lot of time near the american university in cairo. what we did, we covered the entire middle east. we covered everything from north africa through oman at the end of the persian gulf, including israel and jordan, egypt. it was a great life experience. i think what was happening, the two big things that were happening in the region at the time, and cairo was a good listening post for these things. the a ran-iraq war was underway, a vicious war -- iran-iraq war was underway. the second big story was the very beginnings of the palestinian divide, the uprising. it was getti

there were founded this accardo necropolis site in the cairo chillen wolf has more honor that a cemetery south of the geese pyramids. this latest discovery is the 5th big reveal by archaeologists who have been working at the site since 2018. hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins with mummies inside, along with dozens of bronze statues of their gods, dating back some 2500 years. with a habitable added derby in one wooden sarcophagus we found for the 1st time, a complete and seal to piracy. immediately this preposterous was moved, the egyptian museum for sterilization. and in order to conduct the needed studies, i think this piracy is similar to the ones that were discovered 100 years ago. in that talk about the book of the gates and the book of the dead law, the coffins are expected to be put on display at the grand gypsy museum to the open . later this year. and with only a quarter of the site excavated there. sure to be many more treasures to another giant woof al jazeera. ah and let's take you through some of the headlines here now jazeera. now, russian forces have seized control of hal

that's the case to cross northern parts of africa getting up to $41.00 celsius there in cairo, showers pushing up across the southern half of nigeria, cameron, seeing plenty of showers. and though showers extending across west africa, burkina faso even seen some showers, southern parts of marley. now getting into the mix, some heavy downpours too. for a time into guinea, those showers joined up with a wet weather course across central parts of africa. just rolling across for wonder burn they seeing some heavier showers into uganda. still a little point disappointing on the showers there for eastern parts of kenya, but few more showers there to coming in as we go on through choose. they further south, it's largely dry with one or 2 showers, mozambique ah, join the debate, wonderful as it is that the pl matic language. it really means nothing on the ground on air or online at your voice. the queen is be removed as head of state because she has done absolutely nothing. what these country white man, where is the progress i haven't seen in operations? do you see sports journalist i look lik

near cairo. among the fines, 250 painted sarcophagi or coffins with well preserved mummies. mummies inside. 150 bronze statues and bronze pots used in rituals. they will have a permanent home at the new grand egyptian museum which is now under construction. >>> questions for so many. the answer is yes. did you see it? we are talking about the new top gun movie. it raked in $156 million over the memorial day weekend. tom cruise, said that was a new record. assignment movies are back after two years in the pandemic. interesting to note that most got to see top gun maverick were over the age of 35 which would make sense because the original top gun movie was in 1986 and even not make sense that people want to go see this one too. >> i am over 35. and i went to see it. these are the people, this age group that are reluctant to go to theaters because they were afraid of getting covid. now they're coming back with a movie like this one and people just come back out. >>> we will see you tomorrow.

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several years in cairo. 20 years overseas. not one problem.account of the shooting, sergeant luberts was surprised at how calm and matter of fact he was for most of the interview. >> you would think, after such a horrific event, shooting and killing two people that broke into your house. that he would be very emotional. maybe, crying, at times. i didn't notice any of that, from byron smith. he just maintained his composure, which was rather odd. >> much stranger, still, the investigator thought, was byron's account of what happened a few-minutes after he shot nick. haile entered the house and byron fired, again. >> it jammed. trigger clicked and she laughed at me. i just pulled out the. 22 and shot her. if you are trying to shoot somebody and they laugh at you, you go again. >> was haile really laughing, as he shot her? to the sergeant, it seemed like such a bizarre detail. and then, byron told them this. >> i thought she was dead, and it turned out she wasn't. so, i did a good, clean, finishing shot. >> he shot haile six times, in all. and wi

on sunday, 2 of us, northern parts of africa generally settled 36 celsius there in cairo near 27. therefore algiers, with the dust and sand across the har as per usual, and then we got the, a seasonal rain started to push it nicely across the good part of west africa. southern parts of molly guinea, seeing some heavy showers. so you have showers there for liberia joining up with the showers that we have across the central belt, starting to see a few more showers just coming into that eastern side of southern africa was to go on through the next day or so. so welcome shells. pushing across the cans in there into kenya, but try to the south ah . across the world, young activists and organizers ronda mac motivated and politically engaged. the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting. here in battle, we were the ones who had life on what was going on in a way that was me. soniega didn't, there is looking start, think about the lebanon is always in the buy number for us formation. we have the agency to create a viable alternative generation changed on al jazeera for over a centur

archaeologists uncovered them at a famous burial ground near cairo. among those fines, 250 painted coffins with well preserved mummies inside. 160 bronze statues of ancient gods and bronzed rituals. the artifacts will have a permanent home at the new grand egyptian museum which is under construction. how cool is that? >>> this morning, speaking of artifacts come how would appeal to own a piece of songwriting history? did you see what you are looking at there? this is the original original sheet paper that bob dylan used to write music. currently up for auction at christie's and this is worth about $1.5 million. you can also own signed lyrics to another hit, blowing in the wind. that will run you $150,000. >>> our temperatures heating up the inland areas. upper 80s and that fire danger continues. keep checking back in for updates on what's going on around the bay area. >>> i want to thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. the next one coming up for you at 5:00. get the latest information at @nbcbayarea. we will see you back here tomorrow morn

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. >> reporter: first-time mom aleya gainds finding formula for seven-month-old cairo through her local killeen, texas facebook group. >> when i was pregnant, people had given me boxes, like gift set boxes with formula in them. but i produced enough milk for my baby and i really didn't have any use for it. >> reporter: nadette branch offering the same formula aleya's son needed. >> i was like let's see if someone could have a good use for it. >> i quickly commented and was like can i please get this formula? she was like yes, of course. i just was so ecstatic. >> reporter: in long island jillian has family across the tri-state area fanned out to help her find formula to no avail. she says a fellow mom she found on facebook was able to provide her with the special formula her baby takes during the eight needings a day. >> that mom who donated the formula to my daughter, i spent 45 minutes driving one direction to pick it up. i'm fortunate in that i had to go 45 minutes in one direction. but then that was an hour and a half round trip. but then last night i was back at it looking for it.

so there's a map of cairo and in the manure cairo in the middle of the river is, rhode island. and at the southern tip of rhode island the medieval egyptians built a structure called a nihilometer. with a measured the height of the nile river was very important to them as you might imagine. props taxes for whoever was ruling egypt at the time. that's what the building looks like today. i was fortunate to have visited it about 20 years ago. and if you go inside the building you see this big vertical chamber with three outlets to the river at various levels and a pillar in the middle suspended from a beam. the pillar is marked in cubits. and of course we can change qubits into meters. and and so a number of people over the century have compiled a record of the readings of the nihilometer the height of the nile. this is one such record. it shows the annual minimum that the nile reached in any year. this is a pretty good measure of climate over about a 10% of africa which is an area of about one. third the continental us so think mississippi scale measure of the hydro climate in af

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