catherine soy reports from cin n kinshassa. is. >> reporter: most of the musicians have no regular income. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own creation. he had only space in his father's church. >> translator: things have changed. this is not what we want years ago, now we are seeing more congolese but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in count kinshasa, night life dominates. people come out to listen and dance to songs bisome of the continent's greatest artists. rich music culture, the most popular kind of music in the country, getting people here to appreciate tropical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is not something they would go to watch. >> the music is so popular because it is our language. these young people today just want to play and listen to foreign music. >> reporter: back at the chart it is the children's time to rehearse and to keep those profits low that are passionate and practice every day. playing his violin keeps him grounded. he is in secondary sch

catherine soi, al jazeera, northern kenya. >>> just want to remind you of your website, which is constantlyh stories, blogs, comments from our correspondents. everything that is going on around the world. the address aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> new details in the brussels attacks. a manhunt underway right now for a third suspect in the case as we learn that one of the suicide bombers left a will, saying he felt unsafe. >>> europe in mourning for the 31 people killed. at least nine americans were among those hurt. we're hearing from their families this morning. >>> and primary results in the west. the front runners won big in arizona, but

catherine soy, al jazeera. >>> scientists have discovered what they think might be a new species of octopusered on the pacific ocean floor near hawaii, it was found by a remote control submarine as the u.s. ocean and atmospheric administration was exploring the seabed and it was found four kilometers below the surface and i guess why it's so pale and more on the website al jazeera.com. >> i'm mei-ling mcnamara in canada here to discover how the great bear rainforest is being protected. >> i'm amanda burrell. i'm in london to find out how to make old houses green.

catherine soy, al jazeera.ered what they think may be a new species on hawaii by submarine and living four kilometers under the surface and more on our website, al jazeera.com. smithsonian's national museum of african american history and culture on the mall in washington, d.c. >> i think that what the world will see is that the african american story is not a footnote, but probably the lens to really understand america, to this day. >> from a cancer treatment center in rwanda to an affordable housing project in

catherine soi, al jazeera. >>> the u.n.g up a commission to investigate human rights abuses in south sudan after a u.n. report found atrocities have been committed since the conflict began in late 2013. thousands of people have died in the civil war. more than 2 million have been displaced. >>> the underuphas set up a panel of experts to act on what it says are crimes against humanity committed by north korea. the u.n. council has concluded that north korea has carried out systemic human rights abuses including murder and persecution of political prisoners. pyongyang says it totally rejects the allegations. >>> our china correspondent has visited an island occupied by taiwan. various nations, including taiwan, vietnam, and the mill fiends have territorial disputes in the south china sea. and they are worried about the construction of artificial islands and runways by the chinese government. adrian brown reports. >> reporter: above the south china sea, heading for a speck of lant. taiwan's government had waited more than 50

catherine soy, al jazeera. more on the website al jazeera.com.years japan's economy has been going nowhere fast. prime minister abe says the answer could be so simple, give working women the chance to shine. but will the men - and women of japan take up the challenge to change. i'm steve chao, on this episode of 101 east we investigate if japan's can be bridge its gender gap.

catherine soi, al jazeera.ion on saturday, a crucial day in deciding who will win the as soon as's titles. le 11ster, their father tail took a step forward. mathes in the 1-nil victory, tottenham and arsenal lost ground in the rates as they played out a 2-2 draw. gunners down .10 men. william 14 minutes left, the third place guners came from behind for the point. refused to leave a game. it's with deep regrets. i couldn't see how .11 against 11 would be points today. i can give an example. today, can create at chance. a 4-nil win over bottom-placed aston villa. a 1-1 draw for chelsea. newcastle and norwich lost in the relegation zone. how does the top of the table look? nine games to play, leichster hold a 5-point lead and arsenal cristian 0 wrong aldo has become the second highest goal scorer, 4 times in the second half of real madrid's 7-1 victory. he now has 252 la liga goals. it was his 36th la liga hat trick, one ahead of messi on the all-time list as well barcelona 8 points clear here at the top will be i

catherine soi. al jazeera.kenya. >> the colombian government will now begin peace talks with the country's second biggest rebel group. the left wing army. they will join farc. president sa santos has worked to end the conflict with these guerrilla groups. they've made some kind of announcement in the last 30 minutes or so. what can you tell us, alessandro? >> yes, david. >> they announced and signed an agreement on a six-point agenda that they will begin negotiating in coming weeks. they have not given a date yet that's because the government is requiring them to free all their hostages before the former and public have of negotiations can start in earnest. it is a broad and somewhat fuzzier agenda than the one the government has been negotiating. that has to do with the different nature of this rebel group. while farc is a traditional military group, eln sees as a group who works directly with the communities with influence, and has more of a participatory nature. it's going to be a very different kind of nego

catherine soi. >> barbara satanding buy in london with another full bulletin of news.s it for the team in doha. thanks for watching. we will see you again t bye now. >> celebrity chef, marcus samuelsson. >> i've had the fortune to live out my passion. >> his journey from orphan to entrepreneur. >> sometimes in life, the worst that can ever happen to you can also be your savior. >> and serving change through his restaurants. >> we hired 200 people here in harlem... these jobs can't be outsourced. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. running dispute and more. running dispute and tear gas and plastic bulle turkey as police try to disburse protesters angry over the state take over, over newspaper. ♪ hello i'm barbara sarah and you are watching al jazeera live from london and coming up, in the next 30 minutes greece's refugee crisis and regional leader calls for state of emergency on the macedonia border as thousands remain trapped. strong condemnation from pope francis over the murder of 16 people including four nuns as a retirement home in

catherine soi reports, the reservoir is not really what they were expecting. >> for the first time in a year it has rained in northern kenya. for a while people will not have to walk long distances looking for water. but the rain here is fleeting and can mislead. it only rained for two days this time. this is one of the dryest and poorest regions of the country, but it is also rich in natural resources like oil and huge underground water reservoirs. this is one of four water aquifers discovered tree years ago. the government wants to use the water for irrigation. >> this has changed my family's life. we now have water. we have farming. i can take care of my family. >> but that's about it. if you move further away from the town you come face to face with the struggles of those who live in the most remote areas. the largest aquifer with $140 billion cubic feet of water. tests done on the under ground water found that it was too salty to drink. >> there was so much excitement when this aquifer was discovered. some people even moved closer to the water source. then they told us the water

catherine soi, al jazeera, northern kenya. >>> it's time for the sports news. >> jane, thank you veryan football officials have decided to move their match to portugal. the game had originally been canceled because of concern over security in public places in the city and across europe. the portuguese trained on wednesday and shared their sympathies with the people of belgium. >> translator: it's with sadness that we watched the attacks that happened in brussels. but the right people are working to ensure there are security in the europe kran championship. also with concerns with the match against belgium, the federations and authorities responsible are discussing the matter. >>> a top official in uefa has suggested that some matches could be played behind closed doors. the tournament begins in france on the 10th of june and uefa has already ruled out delaying or postponing the competition. >>> guinea's fans can look forward to watching their side play international at home for the first time since the 2014 ebola outbreak. they turned down a request to move friday's africa cup of nati

catherine soy, al jazeera.for sports now and here is joe >> thank you very much and with the top three english premier leagues on saturday it was considered a crucial day in deciding who will win this season's title and had a chance to go top in the north and two goals in two minutes have given spurs 2-1 lead here after ramsey scored for arsenal in the first half. gunners were down to ten men and sanchez equalized with 14 minutes to clinch a draw for them. >> i'm happy and proud of our performance and it was a game and we have big regrets because i think i couldn't see how they dropped points today. >> it's not about maturity or character or nothing, this is all our topic because i can show you or can give a lot of example with a big collapse with the player and concede goal in the last-minute and today was in the open and can create a good chance and unlucky. >> five points clear and are in action right now and they are away to them and have taken a lead with the scorer. moving to manchester city and in the ti

catherine soy, al jazeera, kinshasa. >> that marks the end of this bulletin. we recommend you check out our website, aljazeera.com is where you find it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight." i'm joie chen. what we want for our most fragile elderly or others who need nursing home care is a safe and healthy environment but too often we've seen that ends up not being the case where care homes end up being anything bupt. no but. add to that, funds that end up being redirected to projects that in no way protect those most vulnerable patients. it is an outrage and a tragedy that "america tonight's" sheila macvicar investigated in florida. >> when the palms of sebring created what he called loving homes for its residents, the state gave $12003 million, that came from a special trust fund intended to improve care for failuressing home residents. how did the for profit nursing home in south florida spend it? not on extra staff or better housekeeping but on a redecorating spree that included chandeliers, clear fronded refrigerators. >> it borders on malfe

catherine soi, al jazeera, northern kenya. >>> just want to remind you of your website, which is constantly updated with stories, blogs, comments from our correspondents. everything that is going on around the world. the address aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> new details in the brussels attacks. a manhunt underway right now for a third suspect in the case as we learn that one of the suicide bombers left a will, saying he felt unsafe. >>> europe in mourning for the 31 people killed. at least nine americans were among those hurt. we're hearing from their families this morning. >>> and primary results in the west. the front runners won big in arizona, but failed to walk away with a sweep. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. we are following breaking fews about the brussels attacks and the four people believed to be behind it. police have recovered a last will, they believe is from one of the suspected bombers. authorities say the man in the middle of this picture was responsible for the suicide bombing at the airport. he wrote in that will, found on a computer in

al jazeera's catherine soi is in the camp joining us live. >> reporter: i'm in one of the five camps here. as you can imagine, the unfortunate situation where we have refugee camps, the leading conditions here are deplorable. it really depends on who you talk to when it comes to repatriation. most people have been here, the refugees who were born here. there are three/four generations here. they will tell you that there is nothing left to go back to in somalia, that they have built their lives here. they're still concerned about the security situation. the people who are being repa tree eightd are the one within-- repatriated have been here. 600 have been done so every week by the high commission, refugees. this year alone from january 6,000 have been repat tree eighted-- repatriated. 249 somalis collect what might be their last aid package. they receive money to start them off and give up their refugee status. today they get to go home. this man is taking his children back. they have been here for eight years. she told me it was a tough choice that had to be made. >> translation: i'

catherine soi reports. >> reporter: it is early evening in one of the poorer neighborhoods of the capital where the symphony or orchestra is rehearsing of the most of the musicians don't have a steady income. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own compensation, a story of the tribulations and how they're over coming them. this man created the orchestra back in 1992. then he had only three instruments and small space in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. it is not where we were years ago and when people came for kon concerts. we're seeing more people coming, but there is still much more to do. >> reporter: in down town, local music come natures the night scene-- dominates the night scene. people come out to listen and dance to songss by some of the continent's greatest artists. this area has a rich music culture. the most popular kind of music in the country. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it's not something that would young go to watch >> translation: our music is so popula

security forces have blamed al-shabab supporters hiding in camps that house somali refugees, but as catherine soi reports from dedaab in northern kenya, refugees are saying they're also victims of the armed group. >> reporter: a security control in this camp, one of five camps in this area in north-eastern kenya. at night these young refugees will take over security operations in the sprawling camp which is home to more than 100,000 somalis. just before dark they map out their routes. there used to be 400 colonel veers like this. now there are only 42. >> translation: -- volunteers like this. >> translation: many people gifl up along the way because there is no money. we try to patrol all night. our aim is to keep everyone safe >> reporter: safe from criminal gangs or armed groups. this is the largest and most dangerous camp here. even security forces are reluctant to come here at night. government officials and aid workers have in the recent past been killed or kidnapped by al-shabab group, but refugees say that they're also victims of al-shabab. this man asked us to hide his identity. he says h

against donald trump, who calls it 2 catherine soy rather than cin.corinthians rather than second corinthians. a big delegate hal haul tonight. >> not big chunks of the voting. >> how does trump do with democrats and reenls? >> effectively republicans while they're still registered as democrats he does well usually in that case where with voters at the lower end of the income scale but in the general election pool he has real liabilities. if it's headed to a clinton-trump faceoff, high negatives for both candidates and the trust numbers for both that voters don't trust them, it will be extraordinary that you have voters that feel like this. >> lindsay graham says, honesty were the top that people were looking for, 70% felt bernie sanders was more honest, that is a vulnerability that republicans are going to be look at. >> we should look at the diffract side, bernie sanders had an okay night tonight, he predicted he would win in four states, but it may not be enough to propel him towards the nomination. >> >> do we think that the superper tuesday closes it out for michael bloomberg? >> his thi

catherine soi. al jazeera. >> downtown beirut feels like one big building site these days.old quarters have been beautilly restored and modern towers have been built where bombed out buildings once stood. the prices for these newly built properties are high and few lebanese can afford to buy here. but these developments are not marketed at locals. they're most often sold to wealthy buyers from the gulf. saudi arabia alone accounts for 85% of foreigners investing in property in lebanon. their real estate holdings are valued at $6 billion. still, it would appear saudi interest in lebanon's property market is declining, sharply. in 2015 the number of sails to gulf citizens dropped by a third. >> it has to do with the political tensions that broke out in the war in syria. a lot of people lost interest in the lebanese market, but they made a handsome profit in lebanon for quite a long time. >> whatever the case, gulf investment in the higher end of lebanon's property market helped to keep the industry relatively stable. but over the past month an escalating dispute between the l

catherine soi, al jazeera, northern kenya. >> and an elite police unit in south africa is reported to have launched an corruption investigation into president zuma's son and the powerful gupta family. zuma himself has been accused of being influenced by the gupta in his political appointment, a claim he has denied. a south african radio station said that the investigation of his son follows a complaint made by the opposition party the democratic alliance. >>> a british judge has decided that a london-based trader who is accused of contributing to the 2010 wall street crash should be extradited to the u.s. the 37-year-old traded on the chicago mercantile exchange from his parent's home in london. u.s. authorities say that he used a program to spoof the market and left 10 trillion-dollar left wiped from the dow jones. he is facing 22 charges of fraud and manipulation. >>> the philippines have to live with the power of nature. it's one of the nation's most exposed to tropical cyclones with several reported every similar year. sometimes this can be absolutely devastating. more than 6,000

our correspondent catherine soi reports from the capital of the democratic repib lick of cong p lickf can go. >> reporter: this is where the symphony orchestra is practising. most of the musicians have no day work but they do what they must. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own composition, a story of the dib legislations a and-- tribulations and how they are over coming them. in 1992 he had only three instruments and a small place in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. this is not whereway were yeahs ago. people did not come. we are seeing more people but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in down town areas this dominates the night scene with local music. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. >> reporter: it has hay rich music culture here. we're listening to the most popular music. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is not something that many would go to watch >> translation: our music is so popular because it

from there, catherine soi now reports. >> reporter: under the mid-morning sun 249 people collect what may be the last aid package as refugees in northern either kenyas camp. they receive money to start them off. they give up their refugee status. today they get to go home. this woman and her husband are taking their six children back to south yern somalia. they have been here for the last eight years. she told me it was a tough choice that had to be made. >> translation: i'm going back to buy some animals and become self-sufficient. i'm concerned about security, but i've been told my neighborhood is safe. >> reporter: most of the refugees are from south yern somalia. they will be back to the border town and they will find their way home from there. the climate in this bus of the refugees, they're anxious but also cautious at the same time. they have been given their nonfood items like blankets and $120 each to restart their lives in somalia. they don't know what to expect, but it's hope. >> reporter: some who were repatriated have come back to the camp. this woman went to mogadishu wi

as catherine s-- soy reports. >> reporter: here people will not have to walk long distances looking for water, but the rain is fleeting and can mislead. it only rained for two days this time. it is known as one of the driest and poorest regions of the country. it has natural resources like oil and huge underground water reservoirs. this is one of the four aquifers discovered almost three years ago. it is not far from the administrative, the local government wants to use the water for irrigation and has sank bore holes. >> translation: these have changed my family's life. we have water and farming. i can take care of my family. >> reporter: that's about it. moving further away from the town, you come to see people who are struggling. the largest aquifer was discovered at the border of south sudan. it is too salty, however, to drink. there was so excitement when this was discovered. some people moved closer to the water source. when we visited in 2013 they told us that their water problems were finally over. now not many people will talk about this. they're just frustrated. when we last s

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