i mean, you were born here. >> pierre: yeah, right here in dakar. >> anthony: right here in dakar. >>w york. >> pierre: yes. >> anthony: i mean, i'm jumping ahead some but --. >> pierre: first job in new york was, uh, a restaurant job like --. [ laughter ] >> anthony: of course. >> pierre: --every, every immigrant. >> anthony: right. >> pierre: you know? as a busboy, actually, but from a busboy i just fell in love with what was happening behind the kitchen 'cause, you know, i come from a culture where kitchen is a women activity and also, it's like, i'd never seen men cooking. >> anthony: what, what was the type of cuisine you were learning? >> pierre: mostly american, continental american, and then it turned to jean claude, was french bistro. >> anthony: right. >> pierre: and from jean claude, boom opened around the corner. it was, like, early '90s. >> anthony: wait a minute. boom on spring street? >> pierre: on spring street! >> anthony: okay, wait a minute. i used to work at that store, at, before it was called wpa. so --. >> pierre: wow! >> anthony: we worked in the same restauran

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

dakar shows us a sewage pipe in an industrial region.just want to this is the source of what is called the source we have to. jump like this like this. it's nothing of. the filthy water collects in an open pool if we find antibiotic residue in this water it would be a breeding ground for super pathogens. bacteria are extremely adaptable they can develop defense mechanisms in order to survive. only super pathogens survive and when they come into contact with antibiotics. they can pass on their resistance to antibiotics to other bacteria. and the number of pathogens keeps growing. one single pathogen can turn into over a billion in just a few hours. via the environment there transmitted to human beings and animals and spread even further. ok. would have. been so well awful. if the listening. what an insane abreu disgusting. if we find antibiotics here then we'll probably find. a tear in resistant bacteria that are able to survive. we have to take two samples one is tested for antibiotics the other for resistant bacteria. if we find excepti

it will bring welcome relief from the heat but the heavy rain continues in mumbai as well as dakar.ng towards japan. we still have the threat of heavy rhyme across the south—west of china into indochina weather has been flooding. south away from the tropical downpours for australia dominated by high—pressure, not try everywhere, the weather front will take rain into western australia and perth and across the interior further east we may see rain developing in the next few days. it has been really cold across new zealand. winter of course, bringing snow and travel disruption. things should settle as we head towards the middle and later pa rt we head towards the middle and later part of next week. finally, in europe, the weather is changing here, rain is moving eastwards. this brings chillier rain at the moment towards poland and the cloud will ta ke towards poland and the cloud will take heavier rain across greece through tuesday and wednesday. heavy, thundery rain, it may feel like autumn. strong to gale force winds through the aegean. it will head north, turn wetter, through romani

rain coming down right near their big rainfall totals but it's good to see some totals coming in from dakar and hydrabad seen some rain in recent days so it is moving that way we see it move in bit more but wakes at the moment still in the dry so as we look at the forecast as the western suits get a fair pasting of the next twenty four hours again miramar through into bangladesh some very heavy rain is likely to be continuing there me most northerners i'm afraid still looking largely dry and pretty hot as well delhi though forty three degrees the other branch of the monsoon giving some flooding in southern parts of china and fred here too there's more rain to come. thanks very much still ahead head on out there and new allegations leveled in a crack u.s. government as more protesters are killed. and demand for press freedom solidarity for journalists targeted by repression across the wild. on paul reese in stockholm where a small suburban football club could hold one of the keys to swedish success of the world cup. a new series of rewind a care bring your people back to life or i'm sorry an

dakar, senegal, a bustling city with vibrant markets, a music scene and laidback coastal vibe, some 6,000country, gore island and its house of slaves, a symbol of the african slave trade. my people were captured, kidnapped, bound and packed like cargo on ships, heading across the ocean. others jumped through this door of no return, under the water by the weight of their chains. >> it is the door of no return. that's the last -- really. >> reporter: i feel this very odd mix of rage, of depression, joy, in a way, of knowing that even with all of this, my family and afamerrican-ans, as a people, were able to rise above this. i think it's a weird brew of emotions. you know, it's going to take a while to sort them out. a trip to goree, is a sobering glimpse of the past. i'm here to learn about senegal's present and future. it's only fitting that my host is this first grade teacher. he's prepared a few lessons for me. wow. oh, my gosh. this is unbelievable. >> it is the african renaissance monument, higher than the statue of liberty and as well as christ the redemer in brazil. it shows africa c