and a new multimedia project tells tales from the congo. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwar. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. lthe j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. , in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contrutions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new yoen, hari sasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us tensions in hong kong continue to rise. last weekend mob attacked pro democracy protesters. today those protesters went back to that neigorhood and clashed with police. riot police fired tear gas and rubber bulletsnd blocked a crowd of

allegations on live television but was his testimony enough to counter the evidence against him and congo's ebola outbreak spreading with the death toll already at 1600 the virus has reached the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda the world health organization describing the new case as a postman chill game change. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us germany's earth. has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister and it is a political gamble her hope is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st female president of the european commission now that outcome is far from certain funded lyon faces skepticism from parliamentary groups who were angered at the way that she was foisted on the. by national leaders as a 3rd choice candidate so she has been on the charm offensive making promises hoping to win over lawmakers. keeping up with. it's not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost all of the political groups of the e.u. parliament. she needs to convince enough parliamentarians that s

from berlin tonight an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization declared international emergency to w h o's chief says it's time for the world to take notice after the disease spreading to the country's borders will ask the w.h.o. what its emergency measures are and. also coming up after months of conflict sudan's military counsel and democracy opposition have signed a document that should be a major strong along the road to democracy. and the notorious drug lord known as. sins and still wife in prison by a new york court he also faces a bill of more than $12000000000.00 for the money he made selling drugs. plus president. of south africa. inspirational and heroic voice. johnny clegg musician and anti-apartheid activist has died after a long battle with cancer the grammy nominated singer crafted hits inspired by township. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight the world health organization has declared the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo a public health emergency of i

as well should we be isolating the democratic republic of congo. i don't think it would be reports about even if it were desirable to attempt to isolate a country like d.r. see there are many many people that cross the borders with the neighboring countries multiple times in the course of the deal he lives and there's been an astonishing 75000000 temperatures taken at official border crossing points no that's not 75000000 different people that say it's probably rather fewer than that but it reflects the number of border crossings that we see every day and all of those 75000000 readings that 21 of them have turned out to be positive for 4 of all of either at some point or another during the last 15 months so those are $21.00 potential cross border transmission events that haven't happened because they've been stopped at the border with the temperature monitoring with the optical thermometers and so far we've only had one case the one that got into uganda that was confronted actually cross the border so this is quite a good strategy for preventing a

is describing a ball outbreak in the democratic republic of congo we'll look at why health workers are struggling to contain the spread and did malaysia a young woman is rewriting the script in the world of pro wrestling she's 19 years old and punching above her weight in the brain but she is hoping to send a message to muslims everywhere. was. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program what started as a racist tweet has become a rallying cry for supporters of u.s. president donald trump at a campaign event in north carolina he repeated his criticism of several democratic congresswoman some in the crowd started chanting so. and her back. was was was now earlier this week trump had tweeted that the representative should go back to their countries despite them being u.s. citizens democrats condemned the racist comments but republicans have thrown their support behind the president. because of his part of the speech in which he takes aim at one democrat alexandria ocasio cortez. representative alexandria ok gilles was with. was. check out her scores by the way with her new green new deal the

news from berlin tonight and the bowl break in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization declares an international emergency to w h o's chief says it's time for the world to take notice after the disease spreads to the country's borders we'll ask the w.h.o. what its emergency measures are are they enough also coming in german politics the rise of the woman known as k.k. on the grid is sworn in as the country's new defense minister she is a protege of chancellor angela merkel and many believe that she's being groomed to see her. and the notorious drug lord your welcome good smith known as el chapo is sentenced to life in prison by airports in new york he also faces a bill of 12600000000 dollars from the proceeds of his drugs empire. and as arctic snows melt scientists are and he sweats over a heat wave in a land that usually follows in the entire year. i'm off it's good to have you with us tonight the world health organization has declared the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo a public health emergency of international concern although. it's a rare designa

is not only a business idea it's also telling the world that there's a different hopeful side of congo. aging populations are a ticking time bomb when elder generations retire declining birth rates mean they're left and replaced in a country's workforce and that's a big problem in asia and in europe especially for china russia germany japan and south korea whose indigenous workforce is a shrinking rapidly but in africa the picture is quite different the united nations' world population division says the number of working age africans those aged 15 to 64 will increase by almost 39 percent by the end of the century let's zoom in on one particular now africa's biggest economy and that would be nigeria will probably see its working age population surge by a whopping 340 percent to more than 485000000 521-2100 the upside is that africa won't have to struggle with a future labor shortage how ever the question is whether african economies can expand quickly enough to provide jobs for the growing number of where this interesting topic and i'm very glad that we have a correspondent joins a rein

news live from berlin tonight the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization declares an international emergency. chief says it's time for the world to take notice after the disease spreads to the country's borders we'll ask the w.h.o. what its emergency measures are and are they enough also coming up the rise of a k.-k. on the grid. is sworn in as germany's new defense minister she's a protege a chance many believe she's being groomed to be the next chancellor and as arctic snows melt the scientists are in a sweat over a heat wave in a land that is usually frozen all the year round. it's good to have you with us tonight the world health organization has declared the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo a public health emergency of international concern now that is a rare designation used only for the most serious epidemics it comes after the virus spread to the eastern city of goma on congo's border with rwanda ebola has killed more than $600.00 people in the country since last august the w.h.o. decision followed a meeting of expert

the biggest challenge is it's a volatile cocktail northeast of the congo.'s not forget that when you're ago we had an outbreak in the western congo that i thinkk hardly abobody remembers. also, treatments were given, vaccine rings were made, contacts were found quickly and the situation was put under control. ese sa things we would like to do in the northeast congo, but we have a situation there were we have had years of conflict raging. people in the thousands on the move and migrating across borders running away from conflict, hiding and being fearful of anybody who is a ststranger coming up to the village or the area. it's a dangerous cocktail. >> all right, christian lindner meyer, we appreciate your time tonight. helping us to understand breaking news situation with this ebola outbreak, thank you. in sudan, the pro-democracy movement and the country possibly military council have signed a document out lining a power-arg deal an impmportant step in the transition to civilian rule following the military overthrow of omar al-bashir. two things i working o

as a proxy war between neighboring uganda and neighboring rwanda whose militaries had both been in congo around those years and they also have both backed rebel groups around that time ok malcolm as you've been speaking we've just had word coming in from the courts. has been found guilty on all 18 charges just give us a sense of what people think about this trial specifically in the d r c and how will these verdicts how do you imagine they'll be received. who definitely does depend who you are and the rebel group that he was a commander of the armed group he was a commander of that time that he was accused of all of these crimes i was the political was the armed wing of a political party called the p.c. which still exists we spoke to some u.p.c. politicians and say that this evidence is fabricated and that they've the i.c.c. has got the wrong guy in the dock other people especially victims of atrocities that were committed around that time and also by some of the rebel groups that he was involved with subsequently will see this as a moment of justice certainly rights groups and activists

in the democratic republic of the congo, ebola has wrought death and devastation.e world health organization has declared an international emergency. to prevent further spread, the committee recommended that i declare an emergency of international concern. i have accepted that advice. the warning is the most severe the who can make. it is only the fourth occasion it has done so. it is time for the world to take notice, with the stark message for those who care to listen. once again, the democratic republic of the congo needs help to tackle the ebola virus. tragically, the drc is no stranger to the disease, which was first identified there in 1976. since august, more than 1,600 people have been killed, with about 12 new cases reported every day. between 2014 and 2016, more than 11,000 people were killed in an epidemic that killed people across swathes of africa. tackling the disease has proved difficult. the region is blighted by conflict, health workers often are not trusted, and some people just don't believe the disease exists. on top of that, the shortage of a h

ebola in the democratic republic of congo is declared an international public health emergency that's from the world health organization so given the resurgence of the disease has enough been done to stop it and can science one day want to tell this is a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm in wrong it's the largest ever outbreak of ebola after the 2014 epidemic in west africa and the spread of the virus in the democratic republic of congo has reached a critical point the world health organization has now declared this latest flare up a public health emergency of international concern that rare move could boost global attention and encourage more aid almost one year into the crisis more than 2500 people have been infected in the region and at least 1600 have died the 1st confirmed case in the city of goma it's a major regional hub on the border with rwanda and that's raising concerns the virus may be spreading beyond the d.l.c. as borders catherine soy reports from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the emergency committee of the world health organization over the status

is describing and ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo and a new report says it may have been carried into neighboring rwanda. and in malaysia a young woman is rewriting the script in the world a pro wrestling this teenager is punching above her weight in the green but she's also hoping to send a message to muslims everywhere. i'm sumi so much going to thank you very much. what started as a racist tweet has become a rallying cry for supporters of donald trump at a campaign event in north carolina the u.s. president repeated his attacks on several democratic congresswoman some in the crowd started chanting send her back. now earlier this week trumpets we did that their representatives should go back to their countries despite them being u.s. citizens democrats condemned his racist comments but republicans have thrown their support behind the president here's part of a speech in which he goes after the 4 minority lawmakers. did i have a suggestion for the hate filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down they never ever do the good decision that's wh

in congo and beyond is that they have managed to convict somebody but this is somebody who lies kind of in the middle of the power structure of what was actually going on in particularly in eastern congo the conflicts they don't start and end in eastern congo it's foreign governments from around the region powerful politicians in kinshasa and behind these rebel groups often armed by neighboring uganda rwanda who've been accused of meddling in eastern congo for years so it's only somebody who's in the middle of the power structure that's actually been helped to book this time once again and what we're talking about he was the architect of so much killing so much rape so much treatment of tens of thousands of people i mean tens of thousands of people sled the region because of what was going on but time. focused on different tribal groups as well. the conflict at that time definitely took on an ethnic dimension militia attached to the hammer ethnic group militia attacked. the lendu ethnic group both accused of massacring thousands of civilians belonging to the opposing side but what wa

former congo warlord boss going to guns are convicted by the international criminal court for directing the rape and murder of thousands. to tell you about the painful plan by germany's biggest bank is being felt around the world. hello again it's good to have you back what we are seeing still some rain showers here across much of north eastern turkey you can see the the clouds right there pushing across much of the area mostly happening in the heating of the afternoon as we go to our tuesday map you can be seeing those showers continue across parts of baquba as well we do expect to see attempt to there about 30 degrees dry down here towards the south of baghdad as well as into coate city temperature the reaching into the mid to low forty's in many locations there stay in the area but down towards crutch it is going to be a clear day with a temperature of 34 there is some good news here in doha in terms of the winds and the winds have been a big problem of the last few days they are going to start to die down and we're going to be seeing the visibility actually improving as we go toward

is describing in a bull outbreak in the democratic republic of congo our health officials trying to contain the spread. and inhalation a young woman is rewriting the script in the world of pro wrestling this 19 year old is punching above her weight in the ring but she's also hoping to send a message to muslims everywhere. i am. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program what began as a divisive tweet has now become a rallying cry for supporters of u.s. president donald trump at a campaign event in north carolina he repeated his criticism of several democratic congresswoman some in the crowd started chanting send her back. was was was was was was representative for she don't keep now earlier this week trump had tweeted that the representative should go back to their countries despite them being made of us citizens democrats condemned his comments as racist republicans have thrown their support behind the president here's part of his speech in which he takes aim at one democrat alexandria ocasio cortez. representative alexandria ok 0 it was. check out her scores by the way were her new green new d

news live from but elaine congo's of boulder spreads with a death toll already at 1600 the world health organization describes a new case in the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda as a potential game changer also on the program a painful anniversary for turkey. 3 years ago today a failed coup led to mass purges from generals to teachers to civil servants and journalists tens of thousands have been imprisoned or lost their jobs. i'm phil gay a welcome to the program. rwanda's health ministry has warned its citizens to avoid unnecessary travel to eastern parts of congo after a case of a bolo was confirmed on its border in the city of goma it's the 1st time the virus has reached a major. break started last year and global health officials sounding the alarm. it's a health workers worst nightmare a highly contagious disease reaching a city that's now happened in the democratic republic of congo after a year long ball outbreak a regional capital home to $1000000.00 people has reported its 1st case of the virus a local pastor many of those who have been in contact with the pastor

and malcolm just how well not guilty verdicts be received in the democratic republic of congo. there are still some people who support to gun the political party that his militia was connected to the p.c. some of their members told us that they believe that these charges the evidence rather was fabricated in the i.c.c. quite simply have the wrong people but many others who've been affected by the trustees of connected to the rebel groups that once again there was a commander in which isn't only the u.p.c. but also later the c.n.d. piero on the back rebel group the m 23 also backed by everyone there in subsequent conflicts the people who were affected by those conflicts and they will see this as a little bit of justice but many rights groups are saying well it's good to have some justice in a context where often people responsible for atrocities are not held to account at all on the other hand. many many of these rights groups are saying that once again the i.c.c. has managed to get someone at the middle level of the power structure and the governments in congo in neighboring co

sexual slavery for his role in an ethnic conflicts in the it to a region the democratic republic of congo between 20022003. pieces conservative opposition leader smith so tackiest will be sworn in as prime minister in the next hour or so the democracy party won a snap election on sunday defeating the left and prime minister alexis tsipras far right golden dawn was not sites of parliament. and amnesty international is urging the u.n. to investigate the so-called war on drugs in the philippines describing it as a murderous rights group says extrajudicial killings are still going on 3 years after brazil president retreated to territory came to office and most has cracked and. they only functioning airports in libya's capital has reopened following a series of missile strikes on sunday through. airline employees were injured and an aircraft damaged in the attacks but he airport's has been repeatedly targeted by forces loyal to warlords khalifa haftar and his 3 month campaign to capture tripoli and suppose the un recognized governments. there were some violent outbreaks in hong kong on sunday

as well should we be isolating the democratic republic of congo. i don't think it would be reports about even if it were desirable to attempt to isolate a country like d.r. see there are many many people that cross the borders with the neighboring countries multiple times in the course of the deal he lives and there's been an astonishing 75000000 temperatures taken at official border crossing points no that's not 75000000 different people that say it's probably rather fewer than that but it reflects the number of border crossings that we see every day and all of those 75000000 readings that 21 of them have turned out to be positive for 4 of all of viruses at some point or another during the last 15 months so those are $21.00 potential cross border transmission events that haven't happened because they've been stopped at the border with the temperature monitoring with the optical thermometers and so far we've only had one case the one that got into uganda that was confronted actually cross the border so this is quite a good strategy for preventing a

in the democratic republic of the congo, ebola has wrought death and devastation. now, the world health organization has declared an international emergency. to prevent further spread, the committee recommended that i declare an emergency of international concern. i have accepted that advice. the warning is the most severe the who can make. it's only the fourth occasion the organisation has done so. "it's time for the world to take notice," was the stark message for those who care to listen. once again, the democratic republic of the congo needs help to tackle the ebola virus. tragically, the drc is no stranger to the disease, which was first identified there in 1976. since august, more than 1,600 people have been killed, with about 12 new cases reported every day. between 2014 and 2016, more than 11,000 people were killed in an epidemic that devestated swathes of west africa. tackling the disease has proved difficult. the region is blighted by conflict. health workers often aren't trusted, and some people just don't believe ebola exists. on top of that, the shorta

s permit near pocono in northern congo. there do seem to be modern facilities here but these are mainly benefiting c.r.b. employees and less so the bulk of people who live in the huge forest concession when this buck a woman carries her child as she walks through the streets asking for money as others in her situation she seems in the period the bucha have lived in harmony with nature for several 1000 years and now their lives have been disrupted by timber companies that have been approved by the f.s.e. and the forests to see what they might become we travel to brazil where large tracts of ancient forest have been replaced by eucalyptus plantations. these students are studying whether such monocultures meet the criteria for sustainable forest management. their professor claimants lesseps kay teaches political ecology at the university of minas your eyes. this plenty was one of the 1st monocultures in brazil to receive the f.s.e. seal of approval. he says that eucalyptus crops are popular because they're inexpensive to maint

able outbreak in the eastern democratic republic of congo is now an international health emergency the announcement by the world health organization was made just days after the virus spread to the city of goma it's a major regional hub on the d.r. seas border with rwanda ebola has claimed that misa 1600 lives in the region in just the past year catherine soy has this report from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the margin c committee of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it is a vigorous international response is concerned about spreading them from. getting way. too far in their cases were infected in the city. these days appointments that there has been a recurrence of the tense transmission in beit sahour that the geographical expansion of 500 kilometers. or defined going forward for. the meeting was called off top preacher who travel to temple about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died this week. at the border between goma and

also sharp and still need to address the impunity gap that still exists in congo and this means someone henceforward the i.c.c. for the i.c.c. prosecutor to really. have a strategy a clear strategy to address this i was sending out ability needs but also on the other hand for to congolese government to commit to strengthen its effort to investigate and prosecute grave international crimes of the domestic level and why did bosco take on the turn himself in. there are many speculations around the reasons why he turned himself in he was part of this army group 23 which at the time had some internal divisions and so far you know it seemed like for him as that point was safer to surrender himself to the u.s. embassy in kigali rwanda rather than stay where he was within the. last part of the time thank you for joining us not a island of in the early from human rights watch thank you. germany's deutsche bank is to undergo another major restructuring the country's biggest lender is talking about axing 18000 jobs across the globe decimating their offices in london and new york stuff across asia

now a woman who died of ebola in the democratic republic of congo might have carried the disease into wanda that's according to a new report published today by the world health organization the public health body is calling the ebola outbreak in congo an international health emergency and that's according to a new report published today by the world health organization the public health body is calling the ebola outbreak in congo an international health emergency the warning comes after the 1st ebola case was confirmed in goma a city of more than a 1000000 people that neighbors were wanda. one does border with the democratic republic of congo health workers in yellow vests checking travel as temperatures before allowing them to enter just across the border in the city of goma the death of a traveling pastor has sparked fears the disease could spread now congo's a bold outbreak has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization . but the w.h.o. has stopped short of calling it a global threat saying the virus can still be contained regi

in congo and beyond is that they have managed to convict somebody but this is somebody who lies kind of in the middle of the power structure of what was actually going on so clark is an assistant professor in comparative and international politics so i assume west of london he says the outcome of the case may leave some unsatisfied. i think this significance of this case is that it's gone much more smoothly than most of the prosecutions of a cases before the i.c.c. the quality of evidence in the n.s.a. down to tell us was much higher than we've seen from the court up until now but i think the reaction in places like eatery problems in congo where i've been researching over the last 14 or 15 years will be very much along the lines of why did the charges against and only rely to these crimes committed you need to read in 20022003 haven't dealt with any of the arguably much more serious crimes that ends in donder act committed in the us they are often when he was a much more senior player in the congolese conflict and why has this case not dealt with any of the regional dimensions of th

areas bordering rwanda and uganda the virus has claimed at least 2 lives in democratic republic of congo in the past week including one in the crowded city of goma where catherine sword joins us now live from the kenyan capital nairobi so what's the latest catherine from uganda and go now. yes. w.h.o. has issued a statement talking about this fishmonger who fell sick at a market in southwest uganda it's called point to market on july 11th this is just a few days ago before dying off the board in the democratic republic of congo they say that. about 590 fishmonger in the market could be targeted for vaccinations and walsall spoken to the ministry of health officials in uganda who say that this woman had come to the market from d r c to trade to sell her fish they say that this is a very this is a major trade route one of the busiest border trade routes in. between the 2 countries they also say that this is why they a huge concern because it's not clear we still don't know who this woman interacted with who helped her with her movements who helped to transport her goods of these are people

i am for me ok but i really could be here in the stream today in the democratic republic of congo be contained or look at how health workers are trying to prevent the spread of the deadly disease and if you're in a country that's been affected by a bolo we'd like to hear about your experiences let us know via twitter or in our lives to chop. off that i have 1st of all our operations meter and you are in the stream. but nearly a year long about the outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo has now been declared an international health emergency by the world health organization is education the designation was made after the virus was detected last week in the country's largest city goma over 2500 people have been infected and more than 700 have died since august making it the 2nd deadliest apolo epidemic on record fever checks have been stepped up at the borders and in east of parts the country efforts to stop a bonus spread have been complicated by violence from conspiracy theories that have hindered a public health out which treatment facilities have also enjoyed violent atta

if they are not happy that congo's a bold outbreak spreads to buy wrist reaches to be crowned city of the crowded city of goma on the border with for wanda the world health organization describes the new case as a potential game changer plus we have looked up the world works 50 years since the astronauts of apollo 11 took to the skies on a mission to put a man on the moon. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program in just over an hour germany's arcilla founder live is due to address the european parliament in a final push to persuade lawmakers to back her bed for that you use top job now if she can secure. a majority of today's vote she will become the 1st woman president of the european commission success though it's far from certain funder line faces hostility from parliamentary groups who say that she was foisted on them by national leaders so she's been on a charm offensive making a raft of promises to win support. for keeping up with the honda law and it's not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost all the political groups of the e.u. parliament. she n

also sharpness to need to address the impunity gap that still exists in congo and this means so one hand for it the i.c.c. for the i.c.c. prosecutor to really are have a strategy a clear strategy to address this i was sending out comes ability need but also on the other hand for the congo these government to commit to strengthen its effort to investigate and prosecute grave international crimes of domestic level that was a real and having your leave from human rights watch speaking with us earlier. european union leaders met with ukraine's president vladimir is a linsky today in kiev to discuss the conflict in the eastern part of the country more than 10000 people have been killed millions uprooted but one small town is giving leaders hope in studied salute a crossing point between the self-proclaimed the hans people's republic and the government controlled ukraine forces of both sides have withdrawn from their frontline positions it's the 1st such move in years and is seen as a possible step towards building trust our correspondent nick connelly reports from there. 4 years have pas

of war crimes and crimes against humanity relating to the ethnic conflict in democratic republic of congo maybe 17 years ago i reporters from mom web. boss current again has been in armed groups since 1998 when he was 17 years old prosecutors in the international criminal court accused him of committing atrocities during conflict in the democratic republic of congo in 20022003 he's been found guilty of all 18 counts who was crimes and crimes against humanity with which he was charged escort turn scum one guilty of murder a scram against humanity as concerns come to guilty of murder as a war crime and finally as consonance count 18 guilty of destroying the proper that is a war crime is that a gun or no you may sit down. the charges included murder rape conscripting child soldiers and sexual and slave meant during conflict in congo's it to reprogram judges detail the massacre of at least $49.00 people in a banana field behind a village and the children who had been december all had their heads crushed on to ganders orders thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer

in the democratic republic of the congo, ebola has wrought death and devastation. now the world health organization has declared an international emergency. as a reason of this concern for potential farther spread, the committee recommended that i declared the outbreak a public emergency of international concern — pheic — and i have accepted that advice. the warning is the most severe the who can make. it's only the fourth occasion the organisation has done so. "it's time for the world to take notice" was the stark message for those who care to listen. since august, more than 1600 people have been killed. with 12 new cases reported every day. between 2014 and 2016, more than 11,000 people were killed in an epidemic that devastated swathes of west africa. the latest outbreak is the 10th to grip the drc. tackling the disease has proved difficult. the region is blighted by conflict, health workers often aren't trusted and some people just don't believe ebola exists. on top of that, the shortage of a highly—effective vaccine is causing concern. the who says it lacks th

criminal court accused him of committing atrocities during conflict in the democratic republic of congo in 20022003 he's been found guilty of all 18 counts who was crimes and crimes against humanity with which he was charged escorts and scum. guilty of murder a scrying against humanity as. to guilty of murder as a war crime and finally as consonance count 18 killed the or destroying the. as a war crime is that a gun you may sit down the charges included murder rape conscripting child soldiers and sexual in slave and during conflict in congo's it turi province judges detail the massacre of at least 49 people in a banana field behind a village and the children who had been this in belled all had their heads crushed on to ganders orders. thousands of civilians were killed by militia connected to the hammer and lendu ethnic groups but the armed groups are widely seen to be partners or proxies of the government of congo uganda and rwanda i don't think that he's there obviously the biggest fish to be made. and that has been a criticism and that has been levied against the international commun

i'm half the world health organization to clancy both the crisis in the democratic republic of congo and international emergency it says just one person might have caught it the deadly disease out of the d.r. safe and into neighboring countries. but. i'm sure gail welcome to the program. well started off as a racist tweets has become a rallying cry for trump supports this the us president used a campaign rally in north carolina to repeat his attack on a group of democratic congress women riffing on the tweet that he sent this week president trump told the lawmakers to go back to their countries despite the fact that 3 of the 4 were born in the united states and all are u.s. citizens. was donald trump has critics and he made sure to share some of their names in front of his raucous fans representative alexandria ok 0. river she dotel deep i am the presley ilan or mark was at the mention of omar the 37 year old minnesota congresswoman from a somali refugee family the crowd began to chant send her back. was the 4 women he ridiculed called themselves the squad they are all young all wome

after the world health organization to catch the phone a crisis in the democratic republic of congo an international emergency it says just one person may have carried the deadly disease out of that they are safe and into neighboring countries. and the me too case fizzles out in court we'll look at why american prosecutors decided to drop criminal charges against hollywood star captain spacey after he was accused of groping a teenager. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. what started off as a racist tweets has become a rallying cry for trump's support says the u.s. president to use a campaign rally in north carolina to repeat his attack on a group of democratic congress women riffing on a tweet he sent this week president trump told the lawmakers to go back to that country despite the fact that 3 of the 4 were born in the united states and all are u.s. citizens was donald trump has critics and he made sure to share some of their names in front of his raucous fans representative alexandria ok 0000 was she don't keep an eye on the presley ilan or mark. at the mention of omar the 37 ye

words describing an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo and a new report says it might have been carried into neighboring rwanda. and the me 2 case fizzles out in court we look at why prosecutors decided to drop criminal charges against hollywood star kevin spacey he was accused of groping a teenager. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us what started as a racist tweet has become a rallying cry for supporters of donald trump at a campaign event in north carolina the u.s. president repeated his attacks on several democratic congresswoman some in the crowd started chanting send her back. now earlier this week a trump had tweeted that the representatives should go back to their countries despite them being u.s. citizens. kratz condemned his racist comments but republicans have thrown their support behind the president. here's part of a speech in which he goes after those for minority lawmakers. just for the hate filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down they'd never have it is a good decision that's why i say hey if they don't like it

floodwaters and buildings collapsing his monsoon rains sweep across the whole india and bangladesh plus the congo is ebola outbreak spreading with the death toll already at 1600 the virus reaches the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda the world health organization describing the new case as a potential game changer. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome germany's arsal of fun and has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister and a big gamble for her hope is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st. female president of the european commission now that outcome is far from certain underlying faces skepticism from parliamentary groups angered at the way she was forced on them by national leaders as a 3rd choice candidate so she has been on a charm offensive making promises to win over. keeping up with. not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost all of the political groups of the e.u. parliament. she needs to convince enough parliamentarians that

the republic of congo. this is business africa w. on lookout office welcomed the world's largest cocoa produces just a fraction of the crops potential value that's what the world bank said yesterday it recommends that countries like ivory coast the world's leading producer or ghana should process that cocoa domestically to fully reap the benefits as well as develop their own distribution networks the 2 countries have already decided to introduce a minimum price for the export of cocoa they failed to come to an agreement though with the chocolate industry on wednesday but negotiations continue. the cocoa business is very profitable but not for the farmers the market for cocoa products is worth around $100000000000.00 us dollars annually but many cocoa growers don't even get to u.s. dollars a day. in the ivory coast which accounts for more than 60 percent of the world's cocoa production you want to change that they want to raise prices on the global cocoa prices rollercoaster in recent years 3 years ago the price was still at more than

plus congo's ebola outbreak spreads with the death toll already at $1600.00 the virus reaches the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda the world health organization describing the new case as a potential game changer. by brinkerhoff it's good to have you with us tonight germany's ursula fund ally and has announced that she will step down as the country's defense minister min she has big plans for host. is that the european parliament will vote tomorrow to give her a new job as the 1st female president of the european commission now though that outcome is far from certain from the faces skepticism from parliamentary groups angered at the way she was foisted on them by national leaders so she's been on a charm offensive making around the promises to win over lawmakers. keeping up with. it's not an easy task last week. she was on the move constantly meeting almost all of the political groups of the e.u. parliament. she needs to convince enough parliamentarians that she's the right woman for the commission presidency and that could be a problem especially with the social democrats i

the pay is told emergency talks on the day people the outbreak in congo it's been torn the 2nd placed in history the penned by a military conflict as mistrustful health workers. hello i'm christine one don't welcome to the program. we begin in france where french president emmanuel necron is showcasing defense capabilities by putting european military operation at the heart of this year's best day parade it comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states leaders including german chancellor i'm going to metal have joined the chron to watch the annual parade down the chance it is a that marks the anniversary of the beginning of the french revolution. and lewis who is at the best day for a joins us now from paris good to see you lisa so talk so it's a little bit about what this year's parade is highlighting. well this year's parade has been as osama acts together and french president commander marc klaas been putting. very much that a european intervention initiative that he had launched a year ago that 90 other countries that joined france in the meantime including the u.k. s

congo and rwanda precautions are being taken. a new front line in the fight against. this is the border crossing between the city of goma in the democratic republic of congo and rwanda. people cross on a daily basis in the thousands here concerns about the disease are growing. i've washed my hands i'm trying to stay away from a bowl and. can you see how we have protecting the population from this disease this disease scares a lot of people and. the declaration of a public health emergency of international concern comes after a single case in goma with its 1000000 inhabitants international airport and border there is concern about spread from. a good way even though so far no cases were newly infected in this city. workers in yellow jackets checked the temperatures of people crossing from goma to rwanda the border in maine is open for now and the w.h.o. warns against closing it. does not require any less strict on travel or trade which rather than stopping it wallah can actually hamper the fight side to restrict sions force people to use informal and on monitored borde