that's rare in cameroon's music business. hub, and it has a lively music scene. armel and his bandmates often go to hear other musicians playing different styles and there's , plenty to choose from. ♪ but they're not allowed to perform as solo artists. they can only play in public if their boss and patron says so. that's part of the contractual conditions for the young band members. ♪ >> it's good the way it was. if you play in a band like sans visa, for petit pays, who's also our teacher, then you have to follow the rules. also in order to have a career like the 'master' has. ♪ >> petit pays remains a role model for armel, and his best shot at having his own music career and being financially independent with his music. ♪ >> and what a soundtrack he has to speed him on his way, and to bring us to the end of the show. you can find more information at on our website or look us up on facebook. "global 3000" will be back next week, but for now from me and the team in our bonn studios, thanks for watching and goodbye. [captioning

cameroon. i don't know if anyone would go to cameroon to seek refuge but there are 10,000 nigerian refugees in cameroon. probably 50,000 nigerians in niger and there are a displaced persons within nye -- nigeria, maybe up to a million because this numbers keep changing. moving further north in the mali situation and in the activities of al qaeda ask the islamic in the north, mali and nigeria, there 300 are hundred thousand internally displaced people within mali. i mentioned 50,000 niger. some of those come from mali inch both situations the u.n. is mon doering for yellow fever, cholera, and this sort of thing. i want to emphasize that the humanitarian disasters that can happen are certainly more than just medically related disasters. in libya, which one can argue is kind of the beginning of this whole process, especially in northern africa. there are 60,000 internally displaced persons within libya, a country where the -- any sort of government, whether it be the central government or regional

they need a draw against cameroon. if the elephants loose, the door is open for the democratic republic of congo to pounce. ghana are another team not certain of a place in equatorial guinea, and they need a good result. let's look at the key fixtures. guinea and uganda are in contention for a spot in the files. guinea play in this game in morocco due to the ebola outbreak in their nation. >> now, it's the oldest fixture in international football with a first match occurring back in 1872. on tuesday, england and scotland med for the first time in -- met for the first time in 15 years. the arsenal star headed in a cross from jack wilshire. england doubled their lead after the break. captain wayne rooney scored after the scots failed to clear a free kick. 7 minutes to go, scotland got back into the game. andrew robertson finishing off the mood he started. however, rooney and england have the last word as he made it 3-1. three goals short of englands all of time leading goal scorer. >> i thought some of the movement, the

meanwhile, two 4,000 and 5,000 refugees a week are arriving in cameroon. mostly women and children. >> pope francis has highlighted the plight of refugees from syria and iraq and condemned extremists such as the islamic state group. the leader of the cath lick church met with the turkish president friday. our correspondent spoke to us earlier and he had more on the pope's message. >> the pope condemned what he called the barbaric violence of militant groups such as isis against christians in cities in iraq and sir -- syria and said it was lafell to fight such groups. but he also said they needed to fight hunger and other things. he praised turkey for what he called generously accepting so many syrian refugees. turkey is now hosting 1.7 million syrians. that is seven% of the syrian population. the pope says the world should do more to help turkey provide for the refugees. >> another speaker has been speaking. wallace he at odds with the pontiff or was there any common ground? >> there was common ground. he condemned islamiphobia and that that fuels those gr

144 is on the global index last year, along with countries like the central african republic and cameroonnd nigeria. there is work to be done. with regard to how it works with moscow, that will be taken up on the 18th of december. we heard from david cameron and he did not mince his words when he said vladimir putin was acting incorrectly. click's michelle cassandra has been named as a transitional president. -- >> michelle cassandra has been named as a transitional president. the country's former president was toppled last month following mass protests. bill upton has the story. >> michelle caps on do -- c assando is the interim president. it is the first step toward democracy. two weeks earlier, the former president step down under pressure from the people. correct this is more than an honor. it is an awesome responsibility. i always -- i already see the pitfalls and the immensity of the task. >> the final negotiations were swift. the transition committee representing civilian groups as well as on the members chose cafando over interviews. >> can only say thank you. click the transition

cameroon. i don't know if anybody would go to cameroon to seek refuge but there are 10,000 nigerian refugees in cameroon. there are probably 50,000 nigerian in me share your more about that in a minute. there are several hundred thousand internally displaced persons within night you but maybe even up to a million because these numbers of course keep changing, as things evolve. moving a little further north in the mali situation and in the activities of al-qaeda and the islamic maghreb further north, mali and algeria, there are 300,000 internally displaced people within mali. imagine 50,000 in 105. some of those come from mali. and both of those situations, the u.n. is monitoring not for ebola necessary but for yellow fever, cholera, and this sort of thing. although i want to emphasize that the humanitarian disaster that can happen are certainly won't than just medical related disasters. in libya, one can argue this kind of the beginning of this whole process, especially in northern africa that

cameroon. i do not know if anyone would go to cameroon to seek refuge, but there are 10,000 nigerian refugees in cameroon. there are probably 50,000 nigerians in niger. and there are several hundred rnally displaced persons within nigeria. maybe even up to one million. because these numbers keep changing as things evolve. moving for the north, in the mali situation and in the activities of al qaeda and the islamic magrib. in mali and algeria. there are 300,000 internally displaced people within mali. i mentioned 50,000 in niger. some of those come from mali. in both situations, the u.n. as monitoring not for ebola but for yellow fever, cholera, and this sort of thing. emphasize the humanitarian disasters that can happen are certainly more than just medically related disasters. in libya, which one can argue is kind of the beginning of this whole process, especially in northern africa, there are 60,000 internally displaced persons within libya, a country of government, the central government or r

the girls had been repeatedly raped and others were sent across the border to neighboring chad and cameroon it appears this may have been right. >> pelley: and debora patta is joining us tonight from johannesburg. debora, why did the government announce a truce? >> reporter: it looks like the nigerian government's been scammed. we spoke to a man who had direct knowledge of the rescue talks and told us the authorities paid millions of dollars to a person supposedly representing boko haram but who actually had no power to release the kidnapped girls. we made repeated calls to the government. they kept promising to respond, but, scott, still we've heard nothing today. >> pelley: a tragedy with no end in sight. deborah, thank you very much. well, for decades tom magliozzi and his brother talked about cars on the radio. we will remember tom when we come back. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because

i don't know if anybody would go to cameroon to seek refuge, but there are 10,000 nigerian refugees in cameron. there are probably 50,000 refugees in niger. and there are displaced persons within nigeria. maybe even up to a million because these numbers of coarse keep changing as things evolve. moving further north in the mally situation and in the activities of al qaeda and islamic further in the north and mali and nigeria, there are 30,000 displaced people. i mentioned 50,000 in nigeria, those come from mali. for yellow fever, and this sort of thing. though i want to emphasize that humanitarian disasters that can happen are certainly more than just medically related disasters. in libya, which one can argue is kind of the beginning of this whole process especially in northern africa. and there are 60,000 internally displaced persons within libya, a country where the -- any sort of government, whether the central government or regional governments, their reach does not extend very far beyond the building in which they are meeting. there are also a million refugees, eye cording to the u

everybody around them is so weak, and i think that's why it expanded into places like africa, mali, and cameroon, and northern nigeria, because these are places without states. they don't have states that can keep order and police and protect their own people. and american foreign policy has been wrestling with the problem, how do you build a state in a place like afghanistan or iraq, where authority has collapsed? and i would say, we still have not figured this out. we're not very good at it. >> so, it's different to take power and then govern. >> yes. >> very different skill set. what is it that people don't quite understand about that process? >> so, there's really three central institutions that are necessary. one is the state itself, which is all about power. it's the ability to protect the community and deliver services, and then there's two others. the second one is law. the rule of law which constrains the state and forces the state to act according to rules that the community has set. and then there's finally democracy, which is an attempt to force the state to pay attention to the wish

the son of the former cameroon ambassad pulled over for 93 in a 55. the former secretary of jordan, 100 in a 55 miles an hour. and one year later police charged him with dwi while driving e same mercedes in rockville. this is a classifica. >> reporte we brought the document tom plan don at the national security archive. to tom plblanto be sensitive and put a classifi stamp on it. >> reporte he has spent a career working on documents. white house secy and i was surprised at the number of violations and sense of immuni impunity of repeat violators. >> reporter: but it was not complete and some for homeland se violators. >> it's suppose protect us instead covering up for diplomats. >> repor the vast majority of diplomatic drivers were pulled over in fairfax county many repeat violators with repeat charges not even on the state department list and one country hat four times as many names as any other, saudi arabia, reckless driving, dui, possessif marijuana. remember, this is a country where it is illegal to possess alcohol or drugs. these court records s

. >> drawing 0-0 cameroon in their clash. let's have a look at some of the other games. most of them have finished. guinea 2-0, they're probably happy there. they played in morocco do yo due to the ebola outbreak. the big news could be nigeria failing to reach the finals. they needed to beat the already qualified south africa. just a few seconds ago, and in the last few seconds nigeria has equalized, 2-2. they're in injury time. if they can get another goal they will be qualified for the finals in equatorial new guinea. >>> moving to baseball now. annie gallagher is in jaime where he has been talking to the local fans about how they feel about the huge signing for the franchise. >> however you look at it, $325 million is a lot of money. but giancarlo stanton is one of major league baseball players biggest players. this could an turning point. >> it's great for them. it's great for the team that they're going to spend some money to try to get a championship here for the people in miami. >> this is something to build on, and having him on the team will push us in the right

and cameroon wins over democratic republic of congo. >>> mancini has taken over the new manager of intermilan. he's taking on the job for a second time. he previously spent four years at at sa san serie a. they have won two of th their past seven matches. >> i think each moment is different. it wases a very important situation. >> they've had a day to forget the turkish open. the englishman blowing a six-shot lead during round three. poulter hit three bogeys and a double bogey in this round of 75. he is still one shot off the lead going into sunday's final round. lee westwood is level with welter. 12 under. >> i missed a few puts there in the front nine. that's as good of score i've shot. i'll just keep trying to do what i'm doing, and see how i end up. >> boxing heavyweight champion getting ready for the 70th defense of his world title. he'll be fighting bulgaria's pulev. klitschko is unbeaten for ten years. . >> this is my 18th year as a professional boxer. it all started here in hamburg. this is where i fought my first fight. now i'll be fighting in front of a hamburg audience again.

in group d cameroon can qualify if they deet the democratic republic of congo.and south africa beat sudan, 2-1. in the nba the phoenix suns blew a 14-point lead to lose to the visiting charlotte hornets on friday. things looked good for attention in the first quarter. soring a game high 22 points, but the hornets came in front and charlotte with the 103-95 win. >>> the top drivers are competing in the last race of the season. rally, but one competitor a former star of formula one has restrictions on his body after a crash in 2011. he'll be relying on one hand. lee wellings reports. >> reporter: hurdling like rockets at high speed. but polish driver kubica drivers despite a disadvantage, effectively he's driving one handed. robert was a formula one star but suffered injuries in a crash three years ago while driving in a rally offseason. >> it is difficult to talk about. it was quite complicated and complex. i suffer multiple injuries, so my right side of the body was damaged. it was more surviving and trying to survive. it was not easy, and there was no guarantee

refuge but there are 10,000 nigerian refugees in cameroon. there are probably 50,000 nigerians in niger. more about that in a minute. and there are several hundred thousand internally displaced persons within nigeria to maybe even up to a million because these numbers keep changing as things evolve. moving a little further north in tamale situation and in activities of al-qaeda and islamic maghreb further in the north in mali and nigeria, or 300,000 internally displaced people within mali. imagine 50,000 in niger. some of those come from mali. and both of those situations, the u.n. is moderate not for ebola necessary but for yellow fever, cholera and this sort of thing. althougalthough i want in a sizt the humanitarian disasters that can happen are certainly more than just medical related disasters. in libya, which one can argue this kind of the beginning of this whole process, especially in northern africa, there are 60,000 internally displaced persons within libya, a country where any sort of government, whether it be the central government

widespread of showers and 170 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and the wet weather staying in place on cameroon pushing up to southern nigeria and the wet weather will go further east and across a good part of africa and to the north heavy rain in the far northwest with possibility of some flooding. >> everton, thank you, we have more to come on the al jazeera news hour including conflicts in iraq, turning classes into makeshift camps and forcing children to miss out on an education, plus we will tell you why these protesters in the u.s. want the nfl to change the name of one of its teams. and in sport the new york knicks joins an exclusive nba club and joe will give you all the details a little later in the show. ♪ ♪ you're watching the al jazeera news hour, reminder of our top story, 24 suspected illegal migrants drown off the cost of istanbul after a boat sank, rescuers are searching for survivors in waters north of the straits and thought to be carrying afghan migrants to romania and they denounced the killing of a prominent politician and he was shot dead in the capitol. he had been helpin

cameroon defeat the democratic republic of congo. senegal progresses after a win over egypt. egypt hope to qualify as the best third-placed team. >> roberto mann sine took over. he spent four years at the san siro, winning two italian cups and league titles. the team has one two of the past seven league matches. >> i think that every moment is different. probably at this moment it is different, because they were younger, it was the first very important situation. today is different. >> world heavily wait champion, v lad mire klitschko proved why he's the best boxer, beating his changer in hamburg to retain his ibf title. the 38-year-old ukranian knocked out his opponent. earning his 17th defense of his world heavy weight crown. klitschko is the heavy weight champion of the world. >> dallas mavericks handed the timberwolves a fifth straight loss. dallas pulled away. mavs ahead by the end of the first. 15 points on the night for the german. the top scorer mass monter ellis with a season-high 30, leading dallas to 131 to 117 win over the timberwolves. >> the world squash champio

. >> my name is -- [inaudible] i come from cameroon. i am the electoral board member. in my country we organized democratic elections since 1960, but up to the present we are facing general contestation of elections. candidates who they didn't get the elect of voters they were expecting would like the whole process to be nullified, so we have allotted for this at the supreme court of our country. government and the electoral body develop important investment. we have a biometric system. we tried to decentralize our system both for local elections, senate elections, house of representatives elections and presidential elections. but the regulation is uniform because we have a united country, not a federal country, not a federal -- the federal level, state level, no. our country is a united one. but my question is this: how does the american system develop the confidence of voters on one side and political parties and their candidates on the other side? because it describes many, many, many differences between states of the american federation. despite these differences,

young musicians look for their lucky break in cameroon.