cameroon was the federal republic of cameroon. the french, because of the politics, the french took over colonizedy and they the anglophone cameroon. they have been killing the anglophone cameroonians for the past year. host: i just want to ask you, do you think that these are facts that the president is not taking into account when he is considering what countries should -- what countries should be allowed to stay or have immigration? point. that is my my point is that the media does not say this. the media does not say this. the media does not mention this. good, theis not doing people in africa are not doing good, therefore trump does not have to respect them. it is not mandatory for him to respect them. host: margie is calling from men fill, pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good morning. i appreciate all your comments and all your subjects this morning. i just wanted to say, i am an almost 80-year-old sunday school teacher and i am just thinking about these congressmen and the news anchors and the other talking hea

the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with them or because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for that cameroon team and terry butcher when they were late so terry butcher had bought them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but we because of where we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came round to join us in the tunnel and were saying their late thirties graceful got out shouting and screaming are people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner but just a couple countries are going up up up and all of that and they came around the corner coming out all they needed every see exuded biochemically and they are huge and they can run it down south is exactly what those early but it's sort of what you please read go everybody else we've got a place that alongside of someone stood there with all the best seller a big phys

the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with camera because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for this cameroon team and terry but your when they were late so terry butcher had put them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but because of the way we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came around to join us in the tunnel and were saying their late thirties graceful got out shouting and screaming or people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner great just don't go up up up and all of the laughter they came on the corner coming out all they needed every seat to do with michael came out and they are huge and they can run it down south is exactly what it was there live it sort of what you please read go everybody else but i don't know if that alongside of someone stood there when all the best. were a big physical strong s

the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with them or because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for this cameroon team and terry butcher when they were late so terry butcher had bought them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but because the thing where we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came around to join us in the tunnel and were saying they're late there are these crazy shouting and screaming or people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner great just don't go up up up and all of the laughter they came on the corner coming out all they needed every seat to do with michael and they are huge they can run it down south is exactly what it was there all of it sort of what you please read go everybody else i got a list that alongside of someone stood up we went all the best there were a big physical strong so we co

the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with them or because they were equal in five or more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for this cameroon team and terry butcher when they were late so terry butcher had bought them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but we because of where we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came around to join us in the tunnel and were saying they're late there are these crazy shouting and screaming or people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner but just a couple contraflow come up and all of the laughter they came on the corner coming out all they needed every see exuded biochemically and their huge attic and running down south is exactly how those that are live it sort of what you please read go everybody else i got a list of alongside of someone stood there with all the best seller a big physical strong so we could intimi

the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with them or because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for this cameroon team and terry butcher when they were late so terry butcher had bought them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but we because of where we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came around to join us in the tunnel and were saying they're late there are these crazy shouting and screaming or people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner great just dug them up and all of that and they came around the corner coming out all they needed every seat to do with michael came out and they are huge they can run it down south is exactly what it was there live it sort of what you please read go everybody else i got a list that alongside of someone stood up and went all the best there were a big physical strong so we coul

nigerian police detain the leaders of a separatist movement seeking to break away from neighboring cameroon that's only adding to tensions between the english and french speaking populations their. elite. are the new. streaming online through you tube facebook live and al-jazeera dot com thanks for joining us well public posturing or a principled stance egypt is being. forces ny a new york times report revealing that an egyptian intelligence officer asked the media to play down opposition to trump's their sit in on jerusalem al-jazeera has not heard the content off those recordings but here's the upshot off that new york times reports in leaked phone recordings a senior intelligence officer reportedly told leading t.v. talk show hosts to influence their viewers to back trump's move despite widespread public condemnation the newspaper quoted the intelligence officer a cup captain a chef in holy suggesting palestinians should be satisfied with their capital instead of jerusalem the city in the occupied west bank is currently the base of the palestinian authority captain and who he was quoted

the country to assess whether it will be ready this is an offender stadium it is much ready but cameroon needs thick stadiums to be in the same condition the country's government is confident however it will deliver. delivery of all construction sites as expected by december twenty eighth furthermore all the necessary arrangements have been made in terms of logistics and security at all sites in order to allow members of the inspection team to work in serenity. a stadium is set to hold sixty thousand fans this is what the site looks like right now and while the country's had since two thousand and fourteen to plan for the competition everything was impacted by changes made to the competitions format last year africa's footballing authority counts increased the african from sixteen teams to twenty four which means the country now needs six stadiums rather than four and there's a lack of faith from the top of african football that they can deliver last year caf president said cameron isn't tricky to welcome even for teams. algeria and morocco have already signaled their intent to be replac

i governor in cameroon says twenty one people have been killed and of course crushed in the west of the country both speared off the roads and crashed into a tree in a ravine at least thirty eight people were injured. at least one person was killed and dozens injured after a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of peru early sunday morning a seven point one magnitude quake brought down homes in rural areas and damaged infrastructure. the head of french dairy company like tell us says a recall of baby milk has been extended to eighty three countries. one of its production plants led to the original recall in turkey countries in december french health authorities say thirty seven babies in the country have fallen ill a case was also reporters in spain. has promised compensation for those affected. but for more on this let's talk to lisa lewis in paris. house come under fire for its response that the boss is promising compensation will not be enough just cause tourists and families. well that's very unlikely the families are pronounce against as they're saying you know and the relation

governor in cameroon says twenty one people have been killed in a growth crash in the west of the country but both veered off for road and crashed into a tree in a ravine at least thirty eight people were injured. at least one person was killed and dozens injured after a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of peru early sunday morning the quake with a magnitude of six point ace brought down homes in rural areas and damaged infrastructure . palestinian president mahmoud abbas says israel has ended the oslo peace accords abbas says israel's actions meant the oslo accords no longer existed he made the comments us amazing to discuss the u.s. president's donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital abbas called the decision of the century while the head of french dairy company lacked says a recall of baby milk has been extended to eighty three countries. break at one of its production plants led to the original recall in thirty countries in december french health authorities say thirty seven babies in the country have fallen the case was also reporters in spain a tal

to be replacements and the inspectors returning stadiums until january twenty first is now up to cameroon to show what their bid is made of so he'll malik al-jazeera manchester city will have the chance to go thirty one matches in the english premier league that incredible run stretches back to last season and it's no surprise then that they hold a fifteen point advantage over manchester united top of the table but they'll play an impressive liverpool side at anfield and city boss pep guardiola isn't expecting an easy right it doesn't matter how they make it will perform and they put everything on the field and they would hope so but obviously for a real case going to anfield one of the most prestigious teams in the world and they want. well that game is the late kickoff a win for liverpool would put them level on points with third place chelsea right now below six place arsenal playing strugglers bournemouth and they're being held no mail in that game well you heard earlier about the missile alerts in hawaii that turned out to be a false alarm and also had some of the world's best golfer

now the only leaders in group a which also features guinea and sudan staying with african football cameroon is set to host the continent's biggest tournament next year that's the africa cup of nations but they also view adults that will be ready so while manic reports. cameron's hopes of staging africa's biggest football tournament are on the line independent inspectors are in the country to assess whether it will be ready this is an offender stadium it is a match ready but cameroon need thick stadiums to be in the same condition the country's government is confident however it will deliver. delivery of all construction sites as expected by december twenty eighth furthermore all the necessary arrangements have been made in terms of logistics and security at all sites in order to allow members of the inspection team to work in serenity. a stadium is set to hold sixty thousand fans this is what the site looks like right now and while the country's had since two thousand and fourteen to plan for the competition everything was impacted by changes made to the competitions format last year africa

team and we have to get in defensive we had three teams from africa to the world cup quarter finals cameroon in ninety nine say senegal two days and gone in two thousand and ten pele said many years ago he was expecting an african team it was going to be when not if and i'm reconsidering when the world called one your opinion hasn't that happened with senegal gone annoying cheerier incredibly big for all nations why haven't they got past the quarterfinals yet to world cup. yeah i was young i saw my country was in the quarter final and if you axed me you know. i thought it was fine and. because we have great teams out there. and. yeah all of that. have the new generation and. we still have great team in. between will be to go until the end but it will be not easy and we know. it's the team. but we still have a chance and i think this you mention two thousand and two that the quarterfinals was that the inspiration for you to want to go and yams and your nation hear your heroes from that which players as joe was made or just. a moment when i was in a. condo or a something done from school to th

diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more than six hundred thousand have been internally displaced. from the air cargo bombed a row in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful. but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around thirty thousand people some of them from the city itself. half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized like lucy bless you she's twelve from a village about ninety kilometers away. i was lucy was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. who didn't have any family to live with other people from my village who was. a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels why lucy hasn't heard from her since everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucy's are not uncommon was last elected a man loved one morning they came to our village they

he is a refugee in the country after having escaped from his homeland in cameroon. an uphill battle. step right. to your right. to your right! and from boxing hero to rock and roll legend. every year, thousands of elvis enthusiasts head to australia's elvis festival in parkes to celebrate the life and music of the king of rock and roll. this year's four—day event is already under way. now in its 26th year the festival is expected to draw over 26,000 people. earlier, i spoke to elvis impersonator mark andrew, from parkes in new south wales. it is amazing. do you want me to talk in my australian voice, or do you want the elvis voice? it is amazing. people are everywhere. the hair, the cars, the sideburns. it is a great atmosphere, the music and the legend. if i see you in parkes, i will say wow, that's elvis. what makes this year so special for fans of elders? there is a theme. it is the 50th anniversary of his special, hidden in his prime time, looking the best, in leather. he wasjust finished making all those movies. they wanted to get back to the roots of rock ‘n‘

he is a refugee, he escaped from his homeland in cameroon.e. here's his story. move. jab. step right. to your right. to your right! steven spielberg believes the trump administration is using the same tactics as president nixon to "try to silence the press." friday sees the release of his latest film, ‘the post', which tells the story of the leaking of confidential papers during the vietnam era. the veteran director spoke to our arts editor, will gompertz. this is a devastating security breach. before the watergate scandal, there were the pentagon papers, the first expose of a cover—up in the richard nixon government led by ben bradley and kay graham. do you have the papers? set in 1971. yes. you described it as a timely movie. well it is obviously... you flip it and really get to see the great arc of the pendulum that has brought us right back to the same tactics richard nixon used to try to silence the press. i am talking about the current administration and the absolute broadsiding of media, social media, news, anyone that offends, there i

islands in the lake chad because of the receding waters of the league on the borders with nigeria cameroon and child some islands forming in the middle of the lake and these have been populated by villagers who are mostly farmers and fisherman now they have escaped after the army or the military read in the lake child region of northeastern nigeria now this is coming this discovery of large number of hostages kept the bible quote came almost a year after the nigerian government announced that a bookworm has been technically defeated a lot of nigerians are not comfortable with the declaration by president mohammad y.d. when he made that announcement says that and i will see in daring and sometimes devastating attacks by book or on fighters in northeastern nigeria and they have taken a lot of course to use some of these attacks actually took place in two thousand and seventeen the army is continuing its operations to be against book around and book i am a software proved to be a resilient fall in northeastern nigeria a fire as a drink factory in cameron's largest city is also destroyed a nea

saying that footage of what it all what a finish i'm saluting credible finish cameroon did england the rest of my vats. can remember it was you know the obvious month supply in the world cup nobody knew exactly where all the walls he could play. this little girl's well that i think few suspended as i remember the team made me forget him but we wrote and said we should tell you this. ripple on a downer that was he said i shouldn't tell you this but. as we go by. from the truth they were good they were strong and physical. and they played some intelligent very good football going forward kept the ball well. most of a sudden from being one will think it might be we're going to get away but we wasn't we are the slightest bit complacent and we didn't you don't go out like that we would this is welcome as if. then all of a move to one down to these magic penalty you where is the game was slightly dressed in a white well it's all going to. well i don't think. they're all going to think in their knickers because of his but what i did think was just a chance get one chance which you know see ki

something that footage of what it all what a finish absolutely incredible finish cameroon did england's interest in my vats. remember it was you know the obvious money supply in the world cup nobody knew exactly where all the walls he could play like schoolgirls well that i think few suspended as i remember the team mate who gave in but we wrote and said we should tell you this. out ripple on a dollar that was he said i shouldn't tell you this but to go out as we go by. could be from the truth cool they were good they were strong and physical. and they played some intelligent very good football going forward kept the ball well and most of the sudden from being one will think it might be we're going to get away but we wasn't the slightest bit complacent and we didn't you don't go out like that we would this is welcome this if. then all of a move to one down the road you move to these magic penalty you where is the guy who was slightly dressed in a white well it's all going to. well i don't think. they've been all going to think in the nick or because of his but what i did think was just

more than twenty people have died after a bus veered off the road in cameroon at least thirty eight others were injured when it drove into a ravine and crashed onto a tree on saturday a bus was traveling from the shang to a dollar in the country's western region officials have not yet determined the cause of the crash. thousands of people who lost their homes in flooding the democratic republic of congo last week and now facing another threat health workers in the capital dealing with a cholera outbreak that's killed a thousand people catherine soy reports it's hard to imagine just a week ago holmes a stude here this is a neighborhood on the outskirts of kids. when floodwaters came crashing down from a nearby river many people didn't even have a chance to rescue their loved ones and belongings. this month salicylates shows me what you mains of the two bedroom house he shared with his wife and three children he says he knows he should take his family to higher safer ground but they're still here despite the obvious danger. i am afraid because it's still raining but they don't have any money

use gunfire to disperse what the government says were mercenaries gathered near the border with cameroon one man was killed the government is blaming opposition groups. corruption and human rights abuses he's been in power for nearly four decades britain's hospitals are having to take drastic measures to cope with surging winter demands a national health service. for weeks as one of the country's most valued institutions it's provided taxpayer funded free health care for more than seventy years. reports there are concerns about a future. hundreds of british hospitals are in the grip of crisis they should numbers regularly surge during the colder months but this year sickness levels have sought to ease the pressure health officials have. from carrying out. the surgery so just kind of replacement operations until the end of january people have been told to only go to hospital in a real emergency some patients are waiting twelve hours to see a doctor others are being treated in kodos medical stuff but also feeling the strain. this doctor apologized to third world conditions at the hospital

forces used gunfire to disperse what the government calls mercenaries gathered near the border with cameroon officials blame the alleged coup and opposition groups present as africa's longest serving leader he's often accused of corruption and human rights abuses he's been in power for nearly four decades. border checks introduced in parts of europe during the height of the refugee crisis is still in place despite the e.u. calling for an end to them on the e.u. rules controls can be put in place but only for a limited time pull resources more on why some countries are reluctant to give up their controls. from an open border for refugees to a closed border for anyone not carrying a passport or a swedish identity card sweden's policy on opening its gates to asylum seekers during the crisis of twenty fifteen is long gone. but police checks on the train from denmark don't seem to be going anywhere soon the sun bridge between copenhagen and his was the main entry point for more than a hundred sixty thousand people who applied for asylum in sweden in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up the l

james is from cameroon, unwilling to show his face.his treatment. i have my own reasons why i left my country to come to europe. so the way they treat us here is not good. i don't believe there is humanity in france. humanity does not exist in calais. so today we have about 600, 700 refugees who are in calais and who live in absolutely treacherous conditions, you know. every few hours, every few days, everything is taken away and they find themselves with absolutely nothing to survive with. president macron has come to see the situation for himself, stopping first visit migrants in the regional capital. he's about to unveil a new immigration bill, and when it comes to calais his officials say he's going to ask britain to do more to help. the camp they call thejungle was demolished 15 months ago, it was essential to draw the conclusions before meeting with theresa may. the camp they call thejungle was demolished 15 months ago, its residents sent to reception centres all over the country, but calais is still a magnet. you can burn a camp

increasingly impatient charlotte dallas al jazeera a huge fire has broken out as an alcohol factory in cameroon it happened out they from men can factory in the largest city of no one is reported to have been injured but a number of people have been left without homes and places also spread to nearby houses and the school. zambian soldiers are helping to fight the spread of color in the capital the outbreak has already killed forty one people in the soka and more than one thousand five hundred have full in six in september some markets and restaurants have been closed after it was found the disease was being spread through contaminated food and. rescuers in the alps say they're concerned about the number of refugees and migrants trying to cross the snow covered mountains of europe half of those making the journey are thought to be children or teenagers some even attempted barefoot sylvia lennon reports. over the last three months at least fifteen hundred migrants have embarked on this perilous track over the alps crossing from italy into france defying freezing temperatures and heavy snow rescu

cameroon and nigeria so a lot of these fighters displaced from other parts of northeastern nigeria moved in there and held these people hostage and according to the military because of the ongoing operations there the ground and operations there some of them targeting especially their logistics and what they call command and control bases in that region they abandon their positions and also there's all these hostages was able to flee however those areas where we know that that area of northeastern nigeria it's been the old but now we and the other function belonging to loyalists of mohammad yousuf have been operating in that area on the other part of the north east it's largely the shekau and. loyalists who have been operating especially around us and the supporters of the alligator for us and others. what does this say though i had about the government's previous claims that he had defeated baka harness they were able to hold as many as seven hundred people somewhere as slaves. well while sammy says the that declaration by the nigerian president that boko haram has been defeated i looke

govern fire to disperse what the government says were mercenaries gathered near the border with cameroonofficials blame the alleged coup on opposition groups president obiang is africa's longest serving leader has often been accused of corruption and human rights abuses he's been in power for nearly four decades now. in colombia peace deal with fog rebels is improving the delivery of health services to more regions. traveled with a group of doctors to see the work being done in. volunteer doctors setting sail their mission is to win support from an indigenous community longer flick did by colombia's conflict a peace deal signed with five gravels last year means it's now easier and safer for the navy to bring assistance to remote areas through civic military brigades what people here are less hostile to know terry forces now that they have. a presence they are starting to look up to the colombian state and i'm proud we are able to contribute to. it is a classic hearts and minds campaign in a territory where people's allegiances of long been. and where state presence has been synonymous wi

cameroon did england interest might. remember it was you know the obvious months playing a world cup nobody knew exactly where all the walls he could play. little girls well the other thing few suspended as i remember the team mate who gave in but we wrote and i should tell you this. scout report on a i don't know that well he said i shouldn't tell you this. because we go by. the truth they were good so i went to dimock penalty about to start the penalty taking practice but we russell. well. i've been told that the coverage got spine the stadium watching the train the guy who comes in disco penalty thing i thought right ok go just hit the one you've practiced you know do you know how to do it just bob just do that do that do that and the soon is a stroke. it was perfect and even before a stroke i could see the keeper diving to his room. so we come a bloke up in the stands recovery and growth was there i'll never know but. after ninety minutes extra times to to so we go for the team till bobby bobby has. told you so. grea

forces gunfire to disperse what the government says were mercenaries gathered near the border with cameroon one man was killed the government blamed opposition groups president obiang has been accused of corruption and human rights abuses he's been in power for nearly four decades the european union's foreign policy chief has called for an end to the u.s. led embargo against cuba greenies comments came after washington decided to tighten restrictions on her vanna greeny is on a visit to the communist island nation she is hoping to strengthen europe's political and economic ties the blockade is not the solution we europeans have said this to our american friends many times and we've reaffirmed it repeatedly in the united nations. the blockade is absurd meet it is illegal and the european union will continue working to put an end to it and peru a second minister has resigned over the pardon given to former president mori defense minister diego he has to part sure comes after of the culture minister resigned last week which more was released on health grounds last month triggering days of prot