in that there are those from dakar and those are not allowed to play. the game outside of so it was like ok this is happening in other states too we are not dealing in mumbai but we don't know where that goes not given freedom in other states so in discovering why we came to know that all women facing problems problems rights problems. and all. the players bring so much energy so even like on day seven when i'm getting out of bed and i'm sort. of hot and all my clothes are dirty and. i just say yeah but once you get there and i know the minute i got here the players bring this incredible energy. and. i think it's a wonderful festival especially for women embodiment and you know. realize that when you do that being a women and fighting for your rights is very important. for your head the number of bookshops and they have been enlightened because that is the most important. especially in a country like india. again so go is not mean it's not only for women it's a game for everybody in for transgender that can do something would be our bodies with your rig

the more heather couldn't muster i mean i have adult life out among you and i just stuck up with the dakar like us to feel how our. vandeman i said in another thread if you're not the first one. no hostility from a gentleman how wonderful he has. been a large number of them and i saw him how about. going to liam where. they live and they can build that here. they can always have a hat and i can survive it. i mean the hand of meanness and how indiana and sort of . the i've got a better. political. system of the. more than. the home. that's. why i didn't. suffer long long long. shot a little bit of fun i mean you're. going to do it and i know why you like to shout if you have to go. right on up the line my back when i said it i'm not a. i'm among them. and i. have been. pulled in a hundred so i'm going to. do it. and then do my men have him. and then. me to have somebody complete enough. credit with you some of the fact that the video. looked out of your voice. a lot. a lot. and if i'm agenda knowledge would allow you to be honest i'm not going to i'm armadillos you're clear about the style.

more heather couldn't muster i mean i have adult life out among you and i just saw it come with the dakar like as a flower the way. that's never nice to get out of that you're not the first one would you know possibly. gentlemen how wonderful he has. been a large number of them and i saw the whole lot. going to be on the one where. they live and they can build that here. they can always have had and i can see why that . handy man now said how indiana. over the i've got a better. political system of the river is going. to have. more than. the home. that's. why i didn't. suffer long long long. shot or for that one i'm new to the front of you and i know why you like the shot of the big guy. that i. ran on up the line night that night when i sitting on either. you. know i have been. more pulled in a hundred so i'm going to. do it. and then do i mean how am. i going to have somebody. problem with you. that the video. is. a lie. and if i'm a gentle good ally trying to be innocent. i'm armadillos your career by the style. of the lecture i did you. first saw. a country where the water. can be sho

. >> solamente me falta aÑo y medio para ser maestro, pero el presidente donald trump sacÓ el dakar -e se vayan 20,000 personas de sistema, los niÑos no sÓlo pierden una persona que admiran, es central en la vida de esos niÑos, sino toda la comunidad porque perder un maestro de la noche a la maÑana impacta en el sistema. reportero: el presidente dijo que quiere una soluciÓn para el daca. presidente trump: tenemos que lograr algo que sirva y tener una frontera fuerte. reportero: algunas propuestas pueden ser incluidas antes de fin de aÑo. >> trabajaremos en cualquier posibilidad para no empezar un nuevo aÑo sin tener protegidos a los dreamers. reportero: lo que no queda claro es cuÁntos republicanos aprobarÍan esto en un paquete de gastos que tiene que aprobarse en diciembre. julio cÉsar: qué pasa con el frÍo mÁs adelante. no se lo pierda. illia: obtuvimos un dÍa lindo pero frÍo. julio cÉsar: buenas noches eduardo. eduardo: buenas noches, la brisa esta noche entre 7:13 millas por hora no es fuerte pero con el frÍo que tenemos moderados se siente un poco mÁs, noten que sea retirado en n

rashid sent us a photo of this morning commuters in dakar, bangladesh.facebook feeds full loads of extra special travel show content. now let's look at the travel videos clocking up views online. this year marks 100 years since the russian revolution, so we've selected to make films showing different sides to the world's largest country. this isa to the world's largest country. this is a great place, it is a very beautiful and famous city, saint petersburg. i wanted to capture the atmosphere of the city. classical

and the rules of dakar it was the heart of islamic states brutal regime now the city has fallen to u.s. backed syrian forces so does the loss of the city mean the i guess it's finished. one of a warm welcome to you i'm on the dock she nearly one month after germans went to the polls chancellor angela merkel is beginning the complex task of full make the next governing coalition matters conservatives are holding preliminary talks with its two likely partners in the future government the pro-business free democrats and the green party because of the colors of these parties make up the jamaican flags also known as the jamaican coalition for now the aim is to get all the parties to agree to launch a formal coalition talks the bat could prove tricky what is broad can say. on german foreign policy matters hope for partners have major differences over germany's positions on he was thirty migration and energy policy so for more on the story let's go straight to our political correspondent hans bron hi hunts now chancellor angela merkel is trying to build a coalition with parties which have by

estos son las bases de un acuerdo para proteger a los 800,000 soÑadores que estÁn amparados bajo el dakar demÓcratas, que se reunieron con el presente para lograr un acuerdo reaccionaron inmediatamente. dijimos al presidente nuestra araÑa que estamos abiertos a medidas razonables junto con la propuesta de los soÑadores. estoy listo vamos allÁ de lo que es razonable. esto es una muy mala noticia para inmigrantes. la comunidad estÁ viendo que quieres para nuevo para los trinos pero estÁs pidiendo fondos para la una ya.--dreamers. a individuos que se estÉn queriendo que se caen bien las leyes el asilo para menores, hay bastantes temas constitucionalesen tÉrmino de eso. como abogado, me cuesta trabajo ver cÓmo se puede implementar. que puedas tener un sistema migratorio a base de tu familia y cambiarlo, eso con el panorama. reportera: el presidente tambiÉn quiere encarecer los visados para mejorar la seguridad del paÍs. >> empiezas entonces escoger el tipo de inmigrante que quieres en los estados unidos y no va a ser tu abuelita, como manco los hijos de una persona que tienen talento para ven

narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities.here were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

this week world leaders are meeting here in senegal‘s capital dakar, to try and find ways to make that a child bride. one day when she was 14, child bride. one day when she was 1a, her father told her she child bride. one day when she was 1a, herfather told her she had to marry a 28—year—old man who she had never met before. she was determined to stay in school, but she had to fight for it. i threatened my family that if they didn't let me go to school, i was going to kill myself, andi school, i was going to kill myself, and i think they listened. they renegotiated with the groom that he had to wait until i completed high school before i could be married. musu was lucky to be of the stay in school graduate from university, and now she advocates for the rights of women and girls in the same situation. despite the disadvantages like my throat you, there is still hope at the end of the day that you do not need to be a child bride, you can also have a voice and advance yourself, and you can be a better person. this week, musu is joining government officials and un agencies to eliminate chi

had to break out a stick around because when we return russia's central bank but the clampdown on dakar and and then wildfires and why california is burning the wine industry there is suffering we take a look at the implications of this as we go to break here are the numbers the closing bell. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle. parking space is not a solution. to someone wanted the site otherwise it'll be a free for all. to end the homelessness crisis. and. there's. no other place i didn't intend to do that. just. blows the glass. and we're not going to stumble we're going to run the truth. through the streets in the streets. whom you know. become worthle

right now my primary concern are protecting the lives and well being of these eight hundred thousand dakar recipients so frankly i know that the sanctuary cities thing is going to be up for debate and we're willing to work with them on that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have already said that we're willing to have stricter laws regarding sanctuary cities if it means that we get to keep these eight hundred thousand dollars eight hundred thousand dockery's subpoenas you're talking about people who want to contribute to our tax base people who want to be students and people who want to join our military and fight for our country and i would be willing to fight right there beside them on what the honor and distinction they want to be a part of our country and contribute so if sanctuary cities means that we're going to have to crack down on that to. protect the dock recipients i say let's do it now when you're in las vegas horrific mass shooting their last week the n.r.a. in the g.o.p. is even thinking about possibly taking some measures to add gun control laws do you favor that well look i'm

time it dakar thank you for joining us thank you. well to the us now a good football play is tivo designed officials will be for a second day york to try to work ounce of of the big issues plaguing america's most popular sport the point of contention has been players protesting racial injustice in the u.s. joint the national at the by the league just a few hours ago the league announced it would not punish play is full the league let's cross over to your quick. following events it seems that the players had made it clear. that they would abide by any penalties that they would actually experience and it seems that they've made a very clear decision as well the authorities that is. yeah that's right the n.f.l. bosses primarily commissioner roger goodell is meeting at this hotel behind me right now with the majority of the thirty two n.f.l. league owners in a very important meeting we expect that mr goh del is going to be having a press conference when the next couple hours or so to give more clarity on what the n.f.l. position actually

that is what we are doing in dakar with the support of the u.s. and others, germany and spain. succeed in implementing a powerful and efficient military force from the region, then we will not be efficient. assignments of thishe force is also to control the borders. allowed to go be back and forth across borders to make sure that we can track efficiently trafficking and terrorists. of course, it is huge work. and for sure, even with very strong support from allies, we will never succeed. a localitely need initiative. that is why i underline that much. we need your support as a community, just to help juststand this is not isey poured in the sense, it something that will happen. the operation that is prepared in the coming days will be a first training to demonstrate that this is possible. heather: the g5 will be such a critical test of some new initiatives. last question before we turn to the audience. one thing you and secretary mattis can jointly talk about is the challenge of readiness. one thing youlooking at the mape ministry provided, over 30,000 french forces deployed wo

showing no signs of slowing down al-jazeera spoke to janine a baton a west africa researcher based in dakar senegal about the protests against the president for now saying ban how the crisis may be resolved you can find that on our website. thousands of people have marched in support of men mas military in the city of young gone the army has been criticized for a brutal crackdown on the rehang minority in the north western rakhine state florence noir reports from yangon. thousands marched some bussed in from neighboring states the rally organized by nationalists and military veterans is to show support for me and most troops the military has come under criticism from the international community for its ongoing crackdown against the range of minority in rakhine state people here say the criticism is on warranted we need to support of the military because they are defending the country we need to stand with our soldiers. by being here and supporting our troops we hope to reduce the criticism against our military. the army chief has defended the operation in rakhine as a counter offensive agai

african union government ministers religious leaders and the united nations are all in the capital dakar west africa has the highest number of under-age marriages on the continent nicholas hack proponents from the town of gusher why and they were twelve years old when her mother asked her to marry a man as old as her father. she ran away from school and hid in the village but her mother insisted on the wedding. ceremony was arranged and then they became pregnant before she ran away after abandoning her child of a thirteen year old worked as a prostitute pregnant again she's now in hiding in a safe house in the capital. my home i'm not angry with my mother anymore she did what she could be tough she was young when she married my mother was just doing what's best for me young girls and marrying old men is the norm here twenty thousand under-age girls marry every day mostly in south asia and rural west africa says the world bank and save the children under age weddings are often organized by parents in the village when they grew up boys are seen as contribution to the family by farming or w

françois is a west africa team researcher at amnesty international joins me now live via skype from dakaryou list a whole succession of grievances of people from rest in detention without charge the internet being down. and being arrested for peaceful assembly or demonstration how did you manage to gather this sort of information is this witness testimony. well we have people on the ground we're working with human rights act and we will have as sources within medical institutions who have been describing what is that is a ration of the situation in tokyo just as we speak as families are being this person live ammunition back on the military there is a heavy military presence in loamy who are cracking down on the demonstrated people up. wooden sticks and firing live ammunition this is you know the rip rip. current events really fueling the violence then you need not shut down the then a ban on a blanket ban on marches during weekdays and that is really to ing the violence is not helping. the situation activists human rights and it have also been named including bill a geisha an african wri

of save the children of the former prime minister of denmark she's with us now from dakar senegal via skype good to have you with us our west african leaders responding to your demand that they put an end to child marriage i think it's very important to underline this is not all of them on this is actually the media is in africa putting a spotlight on this enormous problem. but our girl marries early it's a violation of her human rights and forces not a one off while ation it is something that will follow that go for the rest of her life and x. you have children as well so that's why i am so pleased that we are meeting here today with the leaders from west and central africa and the prime minister of senegal is hosting this we're very honored that he's posting this and also then we have international n.g.o.s like save the children times trying to do what we can to help and i think by joining forces holding hands we can actually end this so practice of marrying girls that should just be good also should be going into education instead of being brides and mothers and we can only do that

of the civil society group girls not brides committed to ending child marriage and joining us via dakar from skype to tell us about the conference who well i guess what scale is is and how many big groups so they're trying to actually make a difference what's great about this conference is that it's bringing together some of the biggest decision makers if from countries across the region so we have minister is and the conference was opened by the prime minister of senegal but it also brings together civil society youth religious centra dishnet leaders and donors and so it's really recognizing the fact that tackling child marriage is going to mean working in partnership with decision makers but also with a wide range of other groups who can really make change happen for girls no coincidence that is happening in senegal because we're saying west and central africa is a large problem that we know it's a global problem but it is particularly large there can you enlighten us as to why . well six of the ten countries in the world that have the highest rates of child marriage are in this regio

that is what we are doing in dakar with the support of the u.s. and others, germany and spain. succeed in implementing a powerful and efficient military force from the region, then we will not be efficient. assignments of thishe force is also to control the borders. allowed to go be back and forth across borders to make sure that we can track efficiently trafficking and terrorists. of course, it is huge work. and for sure, even with very strong support from allies, we will never succeed. a localitely need initiative. that is why i underline that much. we need your support as a community, just to help juststand this is not isey poured in the sense, it something that will happen. the operation that is prepared in the coming days will be a first training to demonstrate that this is possible. heather: the g5 will be such a critical test of some new initiatives. last question before we turn to the audience. one thing you and secretary mattis can jointly talk about is the challenge of readiness. one thing youlooking at the mape ministry provided, over 30,000 french forces deployed wo

>> guest: germany sent up concentration camps, they -- political opponents in germany, dakar was established in the 30s and some of the others were too. it wasn't until 42, early 42 the final solution was decided upon. and extermination camps. the difference between extermination camps and concentration camps, they were horrible, hundreds of thousands if not millions of people died but they were not set up deliberately to kill people. many died as a result, they were murdered there, but it wasn't a systematic thing to murder as many people as you could. extermination camps. the reason, hard to get information from poland, wartime poland, obviously so much in control but churchill and roosevelt both knew about the extermination camps by 1942. the polish government in exile, polish couriers with an occupied poland managed to get out and bring this information to london and elsewhere. jewish organizations were passing it on, the polish in exile published a report in 1942 talking -- people who already died in these extermination camps in poland and that was published and the government spoke out