today real and his team are visiting a camp for displaced people near lake chad. under the shadow of a nearly barren tree he speaks with mohammad abraham the head of the family. game tells marie low he is a herder the family suffered a terrible ordeal before finally arriving at lake chad it was heat and lack of water that drove them from their home. in the. climate change has a huge impact on us herders if there's no rain no plants grow and without green plants to eat our animals die so we heard or seen are hit very hard by this. from the charred. side the down side and your side they all depended on this source you can realize that this lake is unique it's just a fresh water we feel. so many lives depend on this if. it be a c.b.s. . because we got there. we can hardly talk about living. in one nine hundred sixty three lake chad covered in the area of twenty five thousand square kilometers. by two thousand and seven it was just twenty five hundred square kilometers more than ninety percent smaller and the lake continues to shrink. if the lake were to completely dr

chad. >> battling freshman >> chad: it started late last month -- month, ilhan omar with trivialized discomfort of being second-class citizen. and frankly, i'm tired of it. and every single person in this country should be tired of it. here was founded after 9/11. because they recognized that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> chad: at "the new york post" took on ilhan omar dramatically. with the front page. dearest or something, 2,977 people dead by terrorism under the post. g.o.p. dan crenshaw a former navy seal wounded by ied in afghanistan. crenshaw toured with his fellow freshman classmate on two -- the first congressman two kill thousands of americans on 9/11 some people who did something. unbelievable. freshman democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez upgrade of "the new york post" what she described horrifying hateful cover. >> that is such an image for such a transparent and politically motivated attack on ilhan omar. we are getting to where this is an indictment against progressive women of color. and if they can't

>> chad: he could come actually. think you are right he could win the nomination if he would do that. but they have two of at these villains. the truth about this issue, homosexuality is so boring. and so tame and so reasonable that they have to turn it into something full of fear and sensational. the real truth being essentially 9 out of 10 christians in this country against gay marriage would tell you, no, i think the couple should have the same civil rights but we don't like the word marriage being used because of our faith. bring a book, snooze, we want somebody to say he hate you. >> tucker: why is it christians? christians are not the only world's religion, not even the only abraham it faith with these positions on ethics including gay rights. you have at least two coothers that have similar positions. but it's only at the christians who are called out on this and why is that i wonder? >> chad: i think they despise christina -- christianity because it's a christian eighth -- christian nation. they choose islam

intelligence agents here in chad he actually defects from the libyan military and pledges loyalty to the national front for the salvation of libya which is this u.s. cia saudi backed operation that's dedicated and planning to overthrow gadhafi he and his men are literally trained by the cia special activities division which is the cia's paramilitary arm in sabotage and these other guerrilla skills now this coup attempt fails to the point where in one nine hundred ninety s. officials had to rescue him and his fellow libyans to find them a place to live because the new chad government was actually planning to kick them out a u.s. military aircraft flew three hundred fifty of these men including hoft are to the u.s. and they're given refugee status this is where he continues to train with the national front for the liberation of for the salvation excuse me of libya in rural virginia he's very close to here in anticipation for another libyan attempt and are smarter audience members might notice this is quite close to cia headquarters so still having those ties there so this is where he l

there in this is captured in the league chad but as a result they have not resorted to suicide attacks planting mines setting villages ablaze kidnapping and assassination. the young here have only known violence many a deeply traumatized and suffer from depression and insomnia. aid organizations say the need is far greater than they can provide leaving millions here struggling just to survive the next year brian al jazeera. more than fifty people are feared dead after a month slide at a jaded mind it being mark the accident occurred on monday night in chin state in the town of kent a local politician says three bodies have been recovered but fifty four people are still missing he said rescuers do not have the necessary pumping equipment is believe the miners are buried under thirty meters of mart. japan has apologized to tens of thousands of people forcibly sterilized under a now defunct law politicians you know the mostly passed legislation to compensate those affected by the one nine hundred forty eight law it was designed to prevent the birth of those considered inferior descendants

chad pergram has been digging into this. chad, this feels like a technicality. but it is super important. >> right. this is where some democrats think that special counsel robert mueller may have opened the door saying there's not a legal remedy that what the president is alleged to have done here but a constitutional issue that the house and senate have to tackle through impeachment. that's why democrats will have a conference call monday to talk about this. the house and senate are out. doug collins is the top republican on the judiciary committee. he has a different take on this from what some democrats are seeing. here's a tweet. >> now, nancy pelosi, she was in belfast, ireland earlier today. she was asked questions about the mueller report. she said i'm not going to talk bad about the president on foreign soil. she was pressed further and she said we will assert our duties. this is the challenge for democrats. they have to drive down both sides of the street. the liberal wing, which wants to go for impeachment but the reason that democrats have control of

history he has helped gadhafi to overthrow the former king of libya then afterwards while he was in chad he was captured for almost twenty years afterwards he moved to exile in the u.s. and worked for the cia there and he helped. he helped for the soul of afterwards in two thousand and eleven now his most important aim is to take over the capital of course because the one who takes over the capital is the one in power basically. if he succeeds what could happen if the u.n. backed government fails it is quite unclear what we have what will happen right now because we could have one scenario which is quite similar to the egyptian scenario where they're cracking down the muslim brotherhood which is centered in the capital right now but the thing is that other countries around libya might be also in danger because he has threatened last year algeria. to start a war and he has said that he will move up to tripoli and then afterwards he might move to a jury which which might mean that there will be also turbulence as around libby. what could the international community do to stop this situatio

little bit a little bit of time look at how much money these countries are losing its focus here on chad over three million dollars over that amount tell us about the impacts that are happening to people when you shut down the internet in china for a year what seemed to us like you you said. i don't want feedback resorting to the use of in kind of side bounce it's like should send yourself into court and that is the government. soul aside the economic implications of internet shutdowns we have the political fallout implications which means that most of the government's going to be needed that's when do we use internet shutdowns our network destruction is able to call protest but this has proven wrong because i got to ask you progress back in sudan a few months ago the government resorted to the use of protests today you stop internet shutdown but we still have this citizens under streets protesting but their rights that the award through their order change that they want to see in their country and a little let's listen and chat here because i'm just really curious about how does your li

intelligence agents here in chad he actually defects from the libyan military and pledges loyalty to the national front for the salvation of libya which is this u.s. cia saudi backed operation that's dedicated and planning to overthrow gadhafi he and his men are literally trained by the cia special activities division which is the cia's paramilitary arm in sabotage and these other guerrilla skills continues to train with the national front for the liberation of for the salvation excuse me of libya in rural virginia here very close to here in anticipation for another libyan cool attempt and are smarter audience members might notice this is quite close to cia headquarters so still having those ties there suddenly in twenty fourteen he's back challenging this u.n. backed libyan government in february he releases this video calling for a coup against gadhafi against excuse me against the u.n. backed government he rails against them for not doing enough to get rid of these islamist groups so his goal is now to get rid of these is the missed militias that he accuses of terrorizing libya an

officials had to rescue him and his fellow libyans to find them a place to live because the new chad government was actually planning to kick them out a u.s. military aircraft flew three hundred fifty of these men including hoft are to the u.s. and they're given refugee status this is where he continues to train with the national front for the liberation of for the salvation excuse me of libya in rural virginia he was very close to here in anticipation for another libyan cool attempt and are smarter audience members might notice this is quite close to cia headquarters so still having those ties there. so this is where he lives for close to two decades he lives actually right here in falls church virginia until two thousand and seven that he moved to this five bedroom house in vienna people close to him are like where's he getting all this money on public records actually show that he sold this house for over six hundred thousand dollars in two thousand and ten and he voted in virginia elections in two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine so now i'm sure your next question is

more on the tactics of the armed group boko haram is easing in the lake chad area those. stories on the other side of the break . we've got more spring downpours coming into central parts of china at moments the cloud just rolling through here they will sink a little further south with shanghai yes up to twenty seven celsius cloudy day on thursday but it should be largely dry the wetter weather is to the south that hong kong should be largely dry temperatures here at around thirty one celsius and then you see that weather just not just a little further south which as we go on through friday say making its way towards the southeast and colder but it will take some time back into the southwest my cash sliding into will northern parts of vietnam hanoi at around thirty two degrees russia showers there across in the child the loss of sunshine as well in law sunshine across india over the next couple of days little bit of cloud you can see just popping up into the fosse out of the country catch up shower here as is the case to into sri lanka further north well hates back on you

melissa: fox news's chad pergram joins us now from capitol hill.d, his delivery, i mean he is just so matter of fact about everything, he is so unflappable. what is your take from there? >> this is the question republicans have raised for a long time as to whether or not there was fisa abuse. that is something that the attorney general indicated today he would like to look into deeper. brian schatz, democratic senator from hawaii, pressed the attorney general later i will read you response to senator schatz's question, did you really mean to say, here is what barr said, i'm not saying improper surveillance occurred. i'm saying i am concerned about it and am looking into it. richard blumenthal democratic senator, from connecticut, he believes the attorney general should apologize, retract that, he believes he went too far. i spoke with both shares of house and senate judiciary committees, lindsey graham, jer fad letter, and they had very divergent views on this. >> i'm very pleased he will look at to see whether a counterintelligence investigation o

that is coming up but first chad on capitol hill, the likelihood, i guess, chad come a lot of hearings. >> chad: here's what happened for words. jerry nadler will go ahead and hit send on the subpoena authorized by the judiciary committee a couple of weeks ago to get the full unredacted report. that will set in motion back and forth and may be lawsuits. we will see if they ever actually get that. the next thing that will happen if the attorney general william barr to come to speak before senate and house judiciary committee's mate first and may 2nd. that comes second and then robert mueller layer order on. everybody on capitol hill, the republican or democrat and a lot of this up to interpretation and jerry nadler of the chair of judiciary committee sees this differently than william barr the attorney general. listen to this. >> i think it was probably written with the intent of providing congress a road map of other reports in the past. and with the reductions and others, attorney general barr seems to frustrate that intent. >> neil: now, at the press conference he was asked a questio

friday april fifth peacefully we want them out and malia thanks so much for joining us and now to chad where it's been more than a year since a chatty and government blocked social media access to its citizens use of services like whatsapp facebook and twitter was cut off amid economic and political anxieties in the country listen to what chatty an activist can by deed elaine had to say about the band's impact. since i'm doing the. indispensable is in the thumb of. sense of last if only i might deliver this on the. glue this is a jail for our. laws if they will. be . a good. example to the. us to see my sister sell your mother i'll use the money of them i think all of them are. in this dream a little qualities of the decided the only one i was it's just some of the money that ensued well here to tell us more about this story from a prophet lucia antonio the african freedom of expression exchange and the network of freedom of expression and media rights advocacy organizations in africa welcome to the stream for lisa i want to start here with the author of this piece on african arguments

david: chad pergram we got to leave it at that chad thank you very much. >> thank you.ael, we are awaiting results in a race that turned out to be a nail biter with a live report from tel aviv on where things stand right now and the effect it could have on u.s. israeli relations. how do you determine the durable value of a business in the transportation industry without knowing firsthand the unique challenges in that sector. coming out here, seeing the infrastructure firsthand, talking with the people behind the numbers creates a different picture. once i know what a business is truly worth, we can make better informed investment decisions. that's why i go beyond the numbers. ♪ when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. that's where jardiance comes in. it reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 diabetes and known heart diseas. that's why the american diabetes association recommends the ac

16- month -- for seven years"it's so unheard of for right now so we know how fortunate we've been"chad commutes about 120 miles a day -- spending at least three hours in the car -- commuting from their mountain house home to his job in san mateo.the kempels now join the thousands of bay area residents moving out -- even thinking about leaving the state all together."we can stay closer, live in poverty, or drive further out and i can add to the commute, but when i drove home today on the altamont, and i look around me and i just see this dead look on everyone's faces, they look miserable."the kempels don't want a temporary spot -- wherever they go from here ... will be home for good ... a place where savannah, avery, lincoln, noelle, grayson, gabriella and preston will live, love and learn for years. "i spend three hours a day on the road and that's too mget ol want our kids to be at their games and look up at the bleachers and i'm stuck on the altamont until 7pm."the kempels have about six weeks to pack up and find a new home. in mountain house michelle kingston kron 4 news water will

we followed this family since last january when chad and amy brought healthy quintuplets into the world. now, they may have to move. their landlord is selling the house just northwest of tracy. they pay $1,600 a month for their three bedroom. a rate hard to find in the bay area. >>> well, there is a growing exodus from california. according to a recent red fin survey, 24% of people in the bay area searched for a home outside the area. that's up 19% from the previous year. chad kemple works in the peninsula but tells the mercury news they are most likely going to have to leave the state. >>> good news from the sierra. the snow survey shows it's the fourth best start to april ever. they measured 106.5 inches snow pack. california is 162% of normal for the start of april meaning more water supply when it melts. chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us now with more on the rain still to come this. >> rain still to come this week and a live camera of the rain moving over san francisco now. pretty awesome. take it full. see left center of your television screen? that is is a shower moving in

t to break up ms protesests outside the army headquarters in khartoum they f fired tear gagas and chad at thoususands of people who h d camped oside t the building for a second night, demanding the resignation of lotime leaeader presenent omar al-bashir. protests began in dececember, wh actitivists calling on the armyo take their side. and in i iran, continueded heavy rain has caused more evacuation as a new round of flooding is expepected. the interioror mininister says hundreds of thousandnds more people could be exposed to the disaster, which has already caused 70 deaths. peter o'brien reports. theommander of the iranian revolutionary guard makes an unusual visit. hud special l forces leader was there to survey ththe floodi. three weeks of exceptitionally heavy rainfall have seenen 20000 communities inundated, andnd around 90,000 people moved to emergegency shelters. >> we momoved her belongings to the roof. wewe had no choioice. we are surrounded by water. we are going to have to leave soon. peter: the southwestern province is widely flooded, , and up to 400,0,000 people there are

bit a little bit of time look at how much money these countries are losing and just focus here on chad over three million dollars over that amount tell us about the impacts that are happening to people when you shut down the internet in china for a year what seemed to us like you you said. i don't want feedback resorting to the you saw in kind of side downs it's like should send yourself in default and that is the government. so all fired the economic implications of internet shutdowns we have the political fallout implications which means that most of the government's going to be needed that's when do we use internet shutdowns our network destruction is able to call protest but those has proven wrong because what i ask you and progress back in sudan a few months ago the government you saw today you support this today you stop internet shutdown but we still have this citizens under streets protesting what their rights about the war through their order change that they want to see in their country and a little let's listen and chat here because i'm just really curious about how does you

bit a little bit of time look at how much money these countries are losing and just focus here on chad over three million dollars over that amount tell us about the impacts that are happening to people when you shut down the internet in china for a year what seemed to us like you you said. i don't want feedback resorting to the you saw in kind of side bounce it's like should send yourself in default and that is the government. soul aside the economic implications of internet shutdowns we have the political fallout implications which means that most of the government's going to be needed that's going to use internet shutdowns our network destruction is able to call protest but those has proven wrong because what i ask you and progress back in sudan a few months ago the government you saw today you saw today you saw internet shadow but we still have this citizens under streets protesting what their rights that the award to their order change that they want to see in their country and little let's listen and chat here because i'm just really curious about how does your life change with no

chad myers has the forecast. scary stuff, chad >> you bet, alisyn.he storm moved across the southeast and is now turning up the coast to the northeast. there will be a threat of some severe weather. i'll say is a chance but a threat of severe weather for d.c. and long island. the weather is brought to you by the shark self-cleaning brush roll. the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. this is a forecast radar. we'll see line after line, wave after wave of showers through d.c. it will be very slow. chicago, it will be 40. i get it. there is snow in your forecast. temperatures will be somewhere around 30, 32 when it's snowing. eventually it all melts. but, oh, we don't need this now, john. >> chad myers, thank you very much. i have to tell you today is the day i want it to rain heavily. why? it has to do with the next story. i want my boy's soccer practice to be rained out so we can go see "avengers end game." it's been out a few minutes and is already a behemoth. >> what's that about? >> superheroes. >> i have heard that. >> i like him, mark ruff

was a cold so be the chad into jamaica so the parts of cuba maybe into his spine yola jamaica should dry up as we go through choose day the showers fewer and further between fair amount of fair weather cloud meanwhile just around the eastern side of the cab it should be largely dry we might see want to show us in the other side of the region for costa rica. april on al-jazeera nato leaders will gather to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the alliance in washington d.c. madam husain engages in rigorous debates cutting through the headlines on up front twenty five years on from the genocide that killed nearly a million people rwanda has rebuilt but how far of its people have been reconciled the emmy award winning show phone lines is back with more investigative journalism and in-depth stories israel is to hold an early election on the ninth of april but with a corruption scandal looming will benjamin netanyahu extend his ten years as prime minister april on al-jazeera. even the problem for yorktown that they really don't have a health question mark over it but he does have a corr

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cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. chad?much a spring-type pattern for the next three or four days. a slow day through o'hare if you are flying through or to there today. severe weather around oklahoma and texas and more severe weather for tomorrow. let's take you through the radar. this is what the radar should look like over the next 24 hours. storms chicago to detroit. more storms firing up in the heat of the day across the deep south and the southwest. that's where the tornadoes will likely be. for tomorrow, slightly farther to the northeast. toward joplin, into kansas. that's where the heavy rain will be. there could be areas with three to four inches of flooding rainfall. back out in the mountains, the purple is still snow. still snowing in the rockies. good for late season skiing, i guess. warmer in d.c. tomorrow. all the way to 84. john? >> chad myers for us, thank you very much. >>> so it's just the beginning for "the avengers: endgame." it shattered box office records with a $1.2 billion opening >> what's so great

real pleasure, chad. see you soon >> we have a big analyst call just crossing on disney.osenblatt securities initiating coverage on the dow component with a buy rating and a pretty high price target. >>> stock not moving right now on that. that michigan nation just crossed seconds ago. >> you can always hope the bad accent segment i'm going to start it off. hello. things got a bit cheeky during the brexit debate. >> what is that? >> i don't even know i'm going to move on >> sounds like a lady. >> chimney sweep things look cheek why i. climate change protesters stripped down in the u.k. house of commons they pressed their back sides against the glass in the direction of lawmakers authorities eventually removed those protesters a dozen of them were arrested for "outraging public decency. >> if you are on the radio right now -- >> yeah where. >> basically they're not fully in their birthday suits. it's just some guys up against the glass wearing -- >> and ladies. >> -- a greek swimsuit, if you will >> greek speed speedos? briefs it's men and women >> those are -- >> everyone

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. that sounds scary, chad. >> really.ding today. there was even flooding overnight in dallas-ft. worth with 20 high water rescues and more rain to come today. a lot more rain in spots. could be four to five inches of rain in the hill country of texas. the hills funnel the water into the valleys where we see flash flooding. the weather brought to you by shark, self-cleaning brush roll. now the vacuum that deep cleans, cleans itself. back out to the south and southwest. could be tornadoes on the ground today. typical of texas in the springtime. this isn't breaking weather. you have to pay attention if you are there today. to new orleans for tomorrow, there could be five or six inches of rainfall as the storm moves to the east. in the east, john, temperatures are very close to normal. nice days stacked in a row. back to you >> all right, chad myers for us. thank you very much. >>> the portland trail blazers moving on in the nba playoffs. they beat oklahoma city in dramatic fashion. >> lillard, long-range three. and it's good

on social media one of them, chad elwa rtowski, social media one of them, chad elwartowski, said thateen towed back to shore where it will be used in evidence. the couple are not in custody but i believe to be somewhere in thailand. they could, in theory, face the death naughty for violating thai sovereignty. that would be quite the price to pay for living on the high seas. more for you on all the international news anytime on the bbc website, particularly more on events in sri lanka. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. there is some good news on the weather front if you have been enjoying the fine weather in the last few days. we have one more day of decent weather on tuesday, a lot of sunshine around and temperatures still into the 20s. after that it really will be all change. in fact, it will cool off dramatically and we have showers and thunderstorms potentially on the way. on the satellite already, the picture is looking very u nsettled. you can see clouds swirling around here. weather fronts as well, patterns actually, but these

yes that is a very good point you know those who've been dying mostly among the troops are the chad units and the mali and some sailors. and let's see globally the africans and the issue is year is when you core foreign troops for help you are not supposed to have them for ever you are supposed to at some point. take the relay and continue on and beyond your own and be independent autonomous about it and or. everyone you speak with in you speak to in mali regrets that the training of african troops or mali and troops to start to begin with is just too poor is not in is not satisfactory of course you have among the foreign troops there like the germans they have been training they have programs of training but the even those programs have been criticised because they are not appropriate because they are too poor because is they are not really very relevant so. what you also have there is that you you have the french have their own agenda in mali you don't feel that they bear to really help the million government they are there with their own agenda of fighting against the jihad and the ter

mali and its neighbors mauritania in the book in a fuss chad they have a very close established security partnership with the west and they have for all the week this is in the mali a military there is a long standing pattern of collaboration with with the french and the european union is running a training program for the mali an army base the critical outside bamako and so the as it were the space for russia to come in seems much less likely and also from the mali doesn't offer the natural resource attractions that the c.a.a. . and i think i think another point that's worth making going back to the comments that. the other panelists have made is the is the importance of remembering that mali is a very complicated situation in which different groups different players are the aim is that they they fulfill as it were a different roles the role of the french in the far north particularly is to engage in the sort of proactive campaign against jihad is groups which the u.n. force mina's is not empowered to do under its mandate and the same with the g. five the g. five forces raw. oh is to pa

cnn meteorologist chad myers with the forecast. chad? >> hey, john. right now to a lot of thunder. that'll be the case for a lot of the southwest over the next couple of days. this weather is brought to you by shark self-cleaning brush roll. the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. where are we going from here? right through oklahoma city into tulsa. later today, if you're flying through dfw, you may get a slowdown or two. big storms off to the west moving your way. this is springtime. this is what we expect. very normal for the northeast. temperatures across new york city going to be in the 60s for the next couple days, maybe 70 somewhere around d.c., approaching 75 by the middle part of the forecast. thursday, severe weather gets to mobile and new orleans. we'll watch that. really, this is more of a flood threat than anything else. places in oklahoma yesterday had 5 inches of rainfall in 12 hours. new york city with showers on friday, 66. normal all the way through the weekend. sometimes, you have to be satisfied with normal. alisyn? >> when i

chad pergram, fox news senior capitol hill producer is here with the latest.elihood on this? >> well the key here is the term you used authorized. they have not actually sent the subpoena to the justice department and what jerry nadler, the chair of the house judiciary committee is doing, he is trying to continue to apply pressure on attorney general william barr, say why don't you give this to us, work out a deal? we're told we could have this by mid-month. that is in the memo that barr sent to capitol hill a couple weeks ago. doug collins, the top republican on judiciary committee thought we could have the report as early as next week but here's the problem, do they send up report that so so heavily redacted nobody can make any sense of it? or that the public starts to say, hey, what is really in there, reading between the lines? that is where some people, especially on the democratic side of the aisle tout there might be another accompanying memo to explain what's there and democrats say that is a nonstarter because the problem there, it is interpretation o

chad?ll today was the deadline that jerry nadler the chairman of the house judiciary committee gave william barr to deliver the mueller report and now that's not going to happen so at 9:00 tomorrow morning the house judiciary committee is going to vote to subpoena the entire report. they think they can get that done in an hour or two under some time pressure because the nato secretary general speaks to a joint meeting of congress tomorrow but jerry nadler told me just a couple of hours ago that if they have to plow through members have to miss that meeting that will be the case and now here is the question for william barr. he says he will release this report to the degree he can, with proper redactions by middle of the month. there is a theory floating among some democrats on capitol hill that they may never get the entire report. the reason is that it has to be so redacted. here is the problem for barr. if it's so redacted it may look like a cover-up so the theory among some democrats her

her family is finally recovering but a farmer is still not entirely at ease he lives in chad book and his daughter received a government scholarship to study at a university that a whole day's journey away. i'm proud of her and happy that she can study again but that's one problem no one is telling us exactly what the girls are doing. more than one hundred freed girls from chip book housed at the american university in your to attend a kind of prep course reginald bragg's the school director shows us around for the girls' protection filming is allowed only during the school break he says the trauma has left its mark the clock stopped you know. so we're very sensitive to. just feeling depressed. you know. liver you know. leg back you know just. bragg's says the girls need peace and quiet and time to concentrate on their studies. says he says only a few parents have been as critical as. most of the people you know are supportive but you always have people who are not you know where you. need to be out here are we need to begin very gently to do so don't listen to those naysayers because

neil: chad thank you very much. >> thank you.da republican congressman on all of this, congressman good to have you. >> thanks for having me, neil. neil: what do you think of this back and forth, there's lots going on so i keep repeating to say that two very different world's, the parties are living in here, democrats who by and large are not satisfied the mueller report and want more hearings and the like, and some of their leadership by the way just also open to hearings, but just not getting obsessed about them and republicans wanting to go back with an investigation to how this investigation started. do you ever fear that both parties are getting sidelined? >> yeah, this is why people hate washington. i think the american people want us focused on issues that impact their quality of life and i noted that yesterday, mark meadows pointed out that half the country would just like to be done with all of this, and doesn't support continued activity by either side, but i tend to think that there are things that are unpopular that w

stream today is three stories in one show algeria's political future what lies ahead plus a look at chad's social media ban agita online free speech case in uganda you can join today's conversation we're reading your live comments and questions on you tube and twitter stream. my name is a my research. research center and you are in the stream. after six weeks of protests calling for political reform and an end to the algerian president's twenty years in power absolutely. agreed to step down on tuesday according to state media but it doesn't appear to be the end for the popular movement for reform here to talk to us about our next steps in beirut and then a resident scholar at the carnegie middle east center and infest morocco. activists really good to have you here ladies and i'm just thinking in the last few weeks on social media the pictures of the protests have been so compelling but now that the president for algeria has stepped down what do you see there was a lot of enthusiasm online and is represented in this street this is a who writes and yes we can and yes we just did it the pres

declared him to be in a state of crisis right now and it's mostly because the new body builder of chad has a flooded and accuracy is. going toward the city and threatening up more cities in capital of start which is home to about more than a million and a half people. now it in foreign minister moment jobs or if has accused the u.s. and said that the sanctions imposed by the united states are harming and hinder the grief and rescue operations what are you seeing on the ground. well our i would say that the sanctions in the are harming the efforts well basically is that well first of all you does depend on we are asking from if you ask the u.s. state or park to say that humanitarian aid is not sanctioned that is true on its own in theory but banking transactions are basically impossible there is no aid can possibly come in iranian red cross and there's reason to claim that not all foreign aid all financial foreign aid so far has been received ever since the flights largely middle of march and that is basically because. sanctions what everyone has got for seems to be only equipment and i

countless persecuted tutsi across the country had sought refuge in a charge when they were killed and chads just like this one in your marta were an estimated fifty thousand people died during the genocide today this side stands as one of rhonda's most poignant memorials and stabbing remind of what happened and physical evidence of crimes that should never be forgotten. doris you can't imagine how it feels like growing up knowing that you're all alone with no parents and no siblings while about children you know each of them. eric says his generation's identity is deeply entrenched in the trauma of one thousand nine hundred two it's not only survivors who lost their families who are still processing the past but also children of perpetrators who participated in the killings and given names that are. it's very hard to find yourself all alone either because your family members were killed for being too see or as in my case with parents who are in prison because they were convicted of participating in the genocide with. four children we have to take on a lot of responsibility from a young age

yet if you look at sudan's neighboring countries you talk about chad central african republic as well as if you pierre if you don't gain this case could have been affected the last because it's one of sudan's close as a partner is. sudan imports rather you'd be imports gas from sudan and it's full of energy to sudan and this energy is worth millions of dollars a week that is fraction of the cool and the protests there's a lot that has been affected from kenya as well. kenya airways that is the national carrier in kenya through i is just sudan about five times a week and so these disruptions have caused quite an interference of business interruption for kenya airways uganda as well exports coffee to sudan and all these protests and hash economic times have affected these exports to the country as well audrey and there our correspondent in nairobi thank you very much. closer investment ties between nigeria's petroleum ministry and saudi arabia. on the cards following the nigerian oil minister's visit to the kingdom nigeria says the visit ended with a pledge for talks spending the entire

oil eighty percent of its oil is imported how will this impact on the indian economy let's bring in chad event p.k. from factor daily who joins us from bangalore jay there will be a significant shortfall for india can it get oil from other sources not sure whether jay can hear. try that one again jay can you hear us. i'm afraid we have to have some technical difficulties here and we have to come back to jay a bit later in the show our next topic a massive hydroelectric dam is being planned in myanmar to provide energy to the chinese province of you none but there are fears it will also cause significant environmental damage and displays tens of thousands of people four thousand demonstrators on monday demanded that near mass president also in sochi chop to stop the chinese project the contract was signed by the old military government ten years ago led to the three point six billion dollar project mothballed but now pressure from china to build a dam is growing again. china's coffee company luck in the most truth is the most recent challenge of a global coffee empire starbucks is the ven

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