but recently there have been two in the democratic republic of congo.ients have died and this has prompted the vaccine campaign in which vaccinations are being bought in order to stop the spread of the disease. some of the vaccines had already arrived on wednesday and the people who were given priority where the people who had contact with the two patients who test positive and died. laura: we are talking about vaccination for ebola, but we are learning less than 1% of people in the drc are fully vaccinated against covid. i know from having been there myself, it is a huge country. but what explains this incredibly low vaccination rate for coronavirus? >> i think there is a huge amount of things that are instigating the slow uptake. the democratic republic of congo has a population of nearly 90 million people, and less than 1% of this population is vaccinated. we have to consider the access to health care, basic health care in the democratic republic of congo is extremely difficult, especially in places outside the capital city. this coupled with fake ne

it's the world's 2nd largest force that area after the amazon greenpeace africa describing congos plan is a historic error that must be scrapped last year as comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. donor countries pledged $500000000.00 to protect congo these rain forests are the counts out. she was an emerging markets economist. he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment and the rain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. this is right for these all these oil concessions. oh, the back, all the pressure europe. and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of shock business. now spike woods. he thought at this moment in time, we all know what the question is about the environment with basically that the importance of the lease has only grown the whole. the question is, you know how with this, you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what people realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources, or they celebrated by the situation ukraine, and they'll be some backlash. but congress to important to just out on me. i mea

coming up on the program, can africans benefit from europe's energy needs as the democratic republic of congo pond as plans for the world's largest hydropower dam? we ask what's in it for the average citizen? most of the energy will be used to produce hydrogen. everything that's produced a will be brought to the center to the west. the we don't think that we've already covered the electricity needs of our country. also coming off all that smaller back to whole tentative, we meet the nun who's generating goodwill in the community by producing power for her neighbors. and they're flying like birds in the sky. the select circles of gone as para gliders attracting hundreds of enthusiasts. wishing for the wind to lift them up high ways. see if what i look like doing what you're doing like oh, i could also get into. so what i'm saying, just feel has been really more to be a lot of people like ah, ah hello, i'm told me a logic. well, it's good to have you with us, with the war in the ukraine intensifying many european countries are attempting to win themselves off russia and gas, and seek all the tr

something on heard of the village of east in congo. congos army blames nearby, ruined for supporting in 23, and displacing people from their homes. rwanda's denies it was uganda, and miranda have been accused of repeatedly meddling in eastern congo ever since they 1st invaded 26 years ago. eastern corners being unstable letter sent to the community. please, to call me when you get this process in vfc and also to the what instruction to come down to me to give that to give peace and safety. like most people here, maria katty is scared to even talk about who's fighting, who people lived on the m 23 occupation before it's fighters? killed civilians and executed prisoners, refugees, fear retribution if it happens again. and all they want is to be safe. boom. they got a gun when they started bombing our village at midnight. we were very scared and decided to run. registering here can lead to a new life in a remote refugee camp. everyone says, i just want to get home only from when it's safe. malcolm web algae 0. now to sri lanka, where the president has declared a state of emergency a day

i met battle for the congo's vast mineral wealth. to the area. we are dealing with _ recent visit to the area. - are dealing with the consequences of violence constantly and for children, thatis constantly and for children, that is a constant problem. 0ver that is a constant problem. over the comes at a time of escalating violence. in recent weeks dozens of brutal attacks have forced a new wave of people to flee from their homes and killed civilians, congolese soldiers and un peacekeepers. despite the growing risks unicef plans to continue operating in the area. unicef has worked — operating in the area. unicef has worked for _ operating in the area. unicef has worked for years - operating in the area. unicef has worked for years and i operating in the area. unicef. has worked for years and years in very complicated places and we would always do our best to do that and they hope that we can always do it here. he arrived — can always do it here. he arrived at _ can always do it here. he arrived at the _ can always do it here. he arriv

something nice on heard of the village of east in congo. congos army blames nearby were wendy for supporting in 23 and displacing people from their homes. rwanda denies it. those who gander and wander have been accused of repeatedly meddling in eastern congo ever since they 1st invaded 26 years ago. eastern corners, been unstable letter sent to the community. please to continue this process in dsb and also to the what instruction to come down to. i will not to be to give that to give peace and safety. like most people here, maria katty is scared to even talk about who's fighting, who people lived on the m 23 occupation before is fighters killed civilians and executed prisoners refugees, fear retribution if it happens again. and all they want is to be safe. there got a gun when they started bombing our village at midnight. we were very scared and decided to run, registering here can lead to a new life in a remote refugee camp. everyone says they just want to get home only even when it's safe. malcolm web 0. now, retail, john to amazon, it's about to get it says union in the us, workers out of

the research base is the core of the congo conservation company. his research has financed by eco tourism. it also creates employment for the community, encouraging participation in conservation efforts. but they want to keep the number of tourists low. we don't want to push on the glory as to much and or so we don't want to have a, a kind of factory and like a lot of people coming in coming in, coming to him. we wanted to keep bits or as boost, come as possible to be a bull. oh, to manage dad's lives of park, and we have the conception aspects. we don't want the most to reason here. the congo basin is the 2nd largest rain forest in the world, often refer to as the earth's african lung. it absorbs more greenhouse gases than the entire continent emits. and it has a unique and diverse ecosystem. in the meantime, robbie because getting ready for his next track to the gorillas, he has a few more weeks for his research here before returning to the capital to write his master's thesis longs on his paws because of his and i think i'll never get tired of s

river basin is the world's 2nd largest for us to the area after the amazon freebies africa says congos plan is a historic era that must be scrapped. lost is cop $26.00 climate conference donor countries close to $500000000.00 to protect congolese rain forests. and he can such who is an emerging markets economist. and he says a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment in democratic republic of congo. lobby, that's right, for the oil. concessions come off the back. all the pressure see europe, and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of sharp business. now by putting these are, at this point in time, we all know what the question is about environment with the importance of a has only grown up all the question is, you know how with this, you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what you realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources, oil gas accelerated by the situation ukraine, and they'll be some backlash congress to important to just out on me. i mean, if you look in the scheme of the clue, a cocker forest already well be well int

i mean, if you look in the scheme of the clue, the congo river, a cocker forest already well, be well into the future. and i think people will seek some kind of combination, a stock economic development, but at the same time going to protect that. we saw it all, but i think it does. some compromise will be found a ship carrying fuel from egypt to malta has sunk off the coast of chin is here the 7 member crew have been rescued that the vessel was carrying $750.00 tons of fuel it enter. chin is in waters on friday because of bad weather. emergency services are working to contain an environmental disaster. local me there in se, afghanistan, so the pakistan air force is killed at least 30 people, women and children are reported to be among the 3rd and host province. aware the explosions heard a nearby coon or problems. pakistani government hasn't commented on the reports which follow recent fighting with the pakistani tolliver to lincoln's and now suffering fuel rationing. as the economic crisis worsens, car drivers are limited to 20 liters at petrol stations. while motorcyclists can only

why is an indigenous group in the democratic republic of congo being attacked and pushed off their ancestral land? an investigation finds that d r. c park authorities of burning down villages and murdering indigenous. but while people we find out who's ordering these attacks and funding such human rights abuses, are to almost 2 decades of delays. the international criminal court holds its 1st trial addressing the conflict in da for a sudanese militia leader is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity and are in tanzania where muslims are feeling the pinch of rising food prices as they mock ramadan. ah, i'm here mohammed, thanks for joining us to the democratic republic of congo or an indigenous community called the butler claim. they are being brutally forced out of that native land. the community live in the co who's e b a got national park, a unesco world heritage site. and investigation by the minority rights group has found a deadly 3 year campaign by park gods and soldiers to expel the butler. the but was say, they've been tortured, raped and murdered. the w is, mario miller me

the democratic republic of congo has one of the largest displaced populations in the world, accordings to one camp in the eastern part of the country, which, despite violent attacks by armed groups, has become a refuge for thousands of homeless people. a warning that some may find parts of her report distressing. on a remote hilltop in the eastern democratic republic of congo, thousands of makeshift shelters stand huddled together. this precarious settlement is home to nearly 50,000 people, gathered there for safety after violent attacks by armed groups forced them out of their homes. living in this camp is a 14—year—old boy. translation: we were in the site when the war started again. i was playing with my friends and i didn't know where my parents had fled. we had taken the road with my friend but he was killed on the way. i continued to run alone. he is one of millions of children caught in the middle of this decades—long conflict in the eastern part of the drc. hundreds of armed groups operate in the area including those with ties to the islamic state. nearly a year of martial law

we look at the democratic republic of congo plans to drill in some of its most sensitive, inconsistent wall. welcome back to the chinese asteroids. complete a record breaking mission, the stories after the break, the oh. hello that we've got in north america. much of the weather action is once again in southern areas of the us. we've got that threat of severe storms rolling across the deep south. we could see more tornadoes, hail flooding, rains, and of course, stronger winds not system is going to push its way further east. bringing temperatures down dramatically across the mid atlantic and that east coast, most of what a wintry mix, blowing away from the mid west wood for great lakes and snow expected here. and we will see the temperature in places like toronto come down in the days ahead. we've also got a winter system once again pulling into western areas of canada with snow and rain into british columbia as well as washington state and oregon. some of that where to where the trickling into northern areas of california. but temperature is not picking up once again. if we have a loo

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something on heard of the village of east in congo. congos army blames nearby rwanda for supporting in 23 and displacing people from their homes. rwanda's denies it was he gander lender have been accused of repeatedly meddling in eastern congo ever since they 1st invaded 26 years ago. eastern corners been on the stable. let us in to the community, please, to continue this process in our fee and also to the what instruction to come down to me to give, to give peace and safety. like most people here, maria katty is scared to even talk about who's fighting, who people lived on the m 23 occupation before its fighters killed civilians and executed prisoners refugees, fear retribution if it happens again. and all they want is to be safe. boom. they're got a gun when they started bombing our village at midnight. we were very scared and decided to run. registering here can lead to a new life in a remote refugee camp. everyone says they just want to get home only even when it's safe. malcolm web houses, era shrank as president, has declared his state of emergency a day off to hundreds of protes

there is only one doctor for 10,000 people in the congo? >> yes, isn't it crazy?or every 10,000. if your loved one goes to the hospital, they have a higher chance of dying than surviving. it really breaks my heart. >> reporter: grief that is also deeply personal. his father died of covid last summer in the congo, but not before instilling in him the value of public service. >> i wanted to do something for him that would continue to service people, but most important, save lives. >> reporter: hope and inspiration, from a basketball giant with an even bigger heart. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> o'donnell: and we can tell you, biyombo is the winner of the march n.b.a. cares community assist award. no doubt, he deserves it. we'll be right back. he deserves. we'll be right back. on every purchase. and with no preset spending limit, our purchasing power adapts to our business needs. what's in your wallet? ♪♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. what's in your wallet? ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is do

we look at the democratic republic of congo plans to drill in some of its most sensitive ecosystems. ah, of the 4 walls copies on its way to the castle. today, hello there typhoon malacca, downgraded to a tropical storm and moved very quickly to the east of japan, leaving behind very decent weather for much of the island. just a few showers in southern areas of honshu and that rain is expected to trickle into toko at the start of the new week, bringing the temperature down slightly, but that will be picking up across the region. beijing, seeing the temperature come in at $23.00 degrees celsius, is really more unsettled. down in the south, we've got quite a bit of cloud moving across china, bringing some of the heavier rain to the very south. but as it moves away, we are going to see temperatures recover in places like we'll hand in the days to come with sunshine. now as we move to south asia, well, the heat is really the story here. across much of india's northwest, we are seeing very hot and dry conditions, and those are expected to continue for the rest of the week. that pre monsoo

if the world's 2nd largest forest area, after the amazon greenpeace africa describing congos fine as a historic error that must be scrapped at last year as comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow, donor countries pledged 500000000 dollars to protect conga leaves, rain forests, all accounts are chosen emerging markets economist and he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment and the rain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. this is right, all these, all these oil concessions come off the back, all the pressure europe, and i think the shape a reasonable amount of sharp business. now by putting these are, at this moment in time, we all know what the question is about the environment with basically the importance of the lease has only grown the whole. the question is, you know, how will go on about this? you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what people realize that they're all, there is a tremendous need or not resources. oil gas accelerated by the situation ukraine and they'll be some backlash. but congress to important to just o

the family of the congo. these immigrants he was killed like an animal, no demanding police chiefs publicly name the white officer who fired the fatal shot . twitter has adopted a so called poison pill plan to fight an attempt by billionaire long musk to take it over. the board says that if muska clients more than 15 percent of the firm stock, it'll flood the market with shares, and that will make a bio much more difficult. jim anderson's of social media and technology expert, he says, must has forced twitter executives into taking action. it's a very uncomfortable position when the world's richest man says he doesn't have confidence in the management team that specifically, that's probably a pretty uncomfortable position for the theo to, to be. and, but he's, i think done a nice job, at least in his messaging to twitter, employee. thank look, there are a lot of distractions, but our day to day job hasn't changed. we have customers, we have a product, we need to keep doing what we're doing. and it's easier sa

all a that's in the congo river, beth, and it's the world's 2nd largest forest area. after the amazon greenpeace africa describing congos plan as a historic error that must be scrapped at last year as comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow, donor countries pledged $500000000.00 to protect conga leaves, rain forests. ali khan thought she was an emerging markets economist. he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environments and brain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. this right for the concessions. how off the back, all the pressure with a reasonable amount of sharp business. now by putting these are at this point in time, we all know what the question is about the environment with the, with a whole. the question is, you know, how with this, you know, the diet is moving in the other direction. you realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources. oil gas accelerated by the situation ukraine and they'll be some backlash. but congress, too important to just call on me. i mean, if you look in the scheme of the blue,

we've been to investigate, ah, her in the heart of containing a province democratic republic of congo. these miners are digging for a mineral, essential for clean energy the mineral, we need to make the batteries for electric cars. ah, quality cables is playing a key role in the battle to reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. most of the world's reserves are in d, l. c, and ot, as i know, mine those light wednesday extract about one 3rd of the countries out. but in this way, one control working underground is dangerous. yet global demand for cobbled is insatiable. for many here, it's best, so source of income. but most of the dio sees cobalt is mind on an industrial scale from vast, open pets like this owned either by the state or by large multinational corporations. and there's a problem because many of these mines are adjacent to towns and villages. now research is showing that the methods used in such places to produce this mineral could be poisoning the environment with di, health, consequences for the population. aah! at university hospital in ca tank as capital libra

it's hard for me so far ugh, we can't count on any small, uh, safe, let's say, concerts tanko on the congon no, everything is possible and i understand even now they are starting to come with some offers from the promoters i understand that you have to learn everything and acquire some new knowledge, but still, if it wasn't there, i would like to continue doing my work with what i have i think it’s still better to do concerts and write songs. that’s why requests are already starting to arrive from promoters, even during military operations, we understand that even if we have to do concerts, we will use them to raise money for the support of the armed forces of ukraine or for re-defense or for a specific battalion . or specific fighters, i think that we, ugu, will notify our fans about when, where and how you can hear tanok on the congo maidan in the near future, because i want to do my job as well as learn something new. i want oleg to hear your opinion, i think a lot about what to do with these people, not about russia, about russia, i put a cross on them a long time ago, the russian will

and some important context, kate, the family fled a brutal war in the democratic republic of congo, ae late 1990s. they won asylum coming near in 2014. america was supposed to be a refuge, a safe refuge for their children, and now a mother is grieving the death of her 26-year-old son. take a listen. >> i thought i came to a safe land. i'm surprised and astonished to see my son. >> reporter: they're now making funeral arrangements. said the name of the officer in question be released. the police chief said that won't happen until charges are filed. kate? >> ben crump is representing patrick lyoya's family. thank you for being here. lucy played some of what the family said yesterday and that was the first time they were speaking at a press conference. what do they say? >> they're heartbroken. they can't imagine to leave a violent situation in the congo and then come to america and have their son shot in the back of the head by someone who was supposed to protect him. >> the michigan state police have taken over this investigation. the city's director of oversight and accountability, tha

not planned to drill for oil in democratic republic of congo are alarming environmental groups. government leaders have approved the auction of 16 blocks of land for oil exploration. 9 of them are in the sensitive ecosystem of cavity central in the congo river basin. it's the world's 2nd largest forested area. after the amazon greenpeace africa is describing congress plan as a historic error that must be scrapped at last year's comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. donor countries page $500000000.00 to protect congolese rain forests. elegant, such as an emerging markets economists. he says a compromise needs to be found between oil and environment in the rain forest area of d r. c. mostly that's right. all these, all these oil concessions come off the back, all the pressure in europe, and i think the show a reasonable amount of shot business. now by putting these are at this point in time, we all know there's a control consider but the question is about environment with both a, basically the importance of the lease base has only grown the whole. the question is, you know, how will bec

if he's re elected plans to drill for oil in the democratic republic of congo are alarming environmental groups. government leaders have approve the auction of 16 boxes, land, phone, oil, expiration oil exploration. 9 of them are in the sensitive ecosystem of cadets and in the congo river vase and it's the world's 2nd largest forested area. of the amazon greenpeace africa is describing congress plant as a historic error that must be scrapped at last as comp $26.00 climate conference in landscape donor countries pledge $500000000.00 to protect congress, ease rain, forests, alley concept too. as an emerging markets economist, he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment in the rain forest area of the d. r. c. the concessions off the back all the europe. and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of shop business. now, spike woods are at this point in time. we all know there's a control resource, but the question is about the environment with the police base. it has only grown up all the question is, you know, how will the companies of this, you know, the dive i

well, i confused it with the congo, but it was a kinya and the kenyan parliament asked. what are you going to tell us here? 'cause he had to speak to parliament, kenya understand that that means, that means he has to be busy all the time. with this senseless fuss, every day he has to call some parliament and speak before it more and more he is not needed for anything. moreover, it plays the role of mucus, in inspirational, and so on and so forth. that's all the functionalization of isolensky. so you remembered british intelligence. uh, ours and a no brainer morning british intelligence reports. uh, at least publicly reports on how things are going. uh, how the military conflict develops in ukraine, where are the risks, and where are the counterattacks and so then i read it to him. well, it starts with the word and it’s necessary in the donbass, it’s approaching the boiling point and so on, who throws the withdrawal from belarus continues, that is, every morning we receive fresh data from british military intelligence, and the current state of affairs, but on in the milit

can africans benefit from europe's energy needs as the democratic republic of congo pond as plans for the world? the largest hydropower dam. we ask what's in it for the average citizen? most of the energy will be used to produce hydrogen. everything that's produced a will be brought to the center to the west. the we don't think that we've already covered the electricity needs of our country of what also coming of all that smaller. that's a whole tentative.

we looked at the democratic republic of congo is plans to drill in some of its most sensitive ecosystems on the mystery at north honda. we'll tell you about the 14th century relic discovered deep underneath the destroyed cathedral and the vatican's clench the final western conference playoff spot. peter is going to show you how they did it in the sport. ah, it was a warm day yesterday, most to western europe, blunder wood up to 23 degrees. typically we took the 8 degrees above average because it's a bit of a gentle suddenly breeze around this city and t, sorry, it's not true of eastern new york. it's happening here that we had a bit further science. one of the reasons this change is a circulation in north africa. so you've got lovely weather in spain and portugal, france an increasing wind shows in malta sicily down to tennessee, a strong enough wind coming out of the creation interior to give warnings of dangerous conditions on the croatian coast and temperatures are coming down in for example, poland remedy, blue crest is gone down by 15 degrees between saturday and sunday, and this is

his father died of covid last summer in the congo. but not before instilling in him the value of public service. >> i wanted to do something for him. that will continue to serve people but most important save lives. >> reporter: hope and inspiration, from a basketball giant with an even bigger heart. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. russian troops have intensified their assault on eastern ukraine. european officials fear mariupol could fall in days, as ukrainian forces take a last stand. the u.n. secretary-general is calling for a pause on fighting during the orthodox christian holy week. >>> florida governor ron detan 'tis is calling on lawmakers to strip disney of its pro-special st status. >>> and america's favorite past time could take less time. >>

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ata at a press conference, his mother and father, who had fled the war in congo eight years ago, spoke days since the shooting, but now the release of the video has the potential to spark a wider outcry. the officer, whose name has not yet been released, faces an investigation. well america yet again grapples with the piston —— my question posed by the shooting of an unarmed black man. john sudworth, bbc news, washington. elon musk is offering to buy the social media platform twitter. the tesla boss says he will pay around £30 billion for the company. earlier this week, twitter offered him a seat on its board, after he bought a 9% stake in the company. twitter is holding a meeting with all its staff this evening to discuss the proposal. it's every author's dream — winning a major award and recognition with your very first novel. it's a feat that douglas stuart achieved with shuggie bain, when it won the booker prize in 2020. now he's back with his second book, young mungo, published today. he's been talking to our arts correspondent, rebecca jones. it's a city that inspires every word

why is an indigenous group in a democratic republic of congo being attacked and pushed off their ancestral land? an investigation finds that d r c park authorities are burning down villages and murdering indigenous but why people we find out who's ordering these, the tax and funding such human rights abuses are to almost 2 decades of delays. the international.

households grapple with rising inflation. italian government officials are visiting the republic of congo and goal of this week to pursue deals on natural gas supply. we recently struck agreements with algeria and egypt as it looks to reduce its dependence on russian energy. now the global search and energy prices has accelerated renewable energy commitments. but many countries are also increasing investments and fossil fuels that are currently in short supply such as the case in north macedonia, which has delayed its plans to face out coal. the solar panels are part of the also may power plant, but it's not all green energy here. the plant burns call as well. the government intended to replace coal and other fossil fuels with renewable sources. but for now, it's stepping up the use of call in response to soaring energy prices with the start of the energy crisis, not just us, but all nations in europe immediately increase the production of electricity from coal because it's the cheapest and the most secure. nice, nice, couple, nice will. nearby residents are dismayed to learn that the pla

the democratic republic of the congo. >> what does your agent say?> he was not like, you are crazy? >> no. >> he has established basketball academies and he feels the most urgent need is health care. >> there's one doctor for ten,000 people? >> it's crazy. >> that is mind boggling. one doctor for every 10,000. if your loved one goes kto the hospital, they have a higher change of dying than surviving. it breaks my heart. >> reporter: grief that is deeply personal. his father died of covid in the congo, but not before instilling the value of public service. >> i wanted to do something for him that would continue to serve his people and most importantly save lives. >> reporter: hope and inspiration from a basketball giep giant with a bigger heart. >> that's the overnight news for this thursday, for some of you the news continues, for others check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online any time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. this is cbs news flash, the besieged city of mariupol may have hours left, russi

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