i frankly invite these dangers to our democratic republic. those of us who were raised up to adulthood and citizenship during the dr. king era, we are not afraid, am i right, class of 1969? we are not afraid. and above all, we are not defeated. nor, graduates, should you e. i want you to understand that i have -- that you have something i do not have. if i could buy it for you, i would. i would give up my wife and kids. at 68, i have lived longer than i will live. your lives are in front of you. beg you to go out and stand up for this democracy that allows us to have this great university , that allows us to be able to do the things that we are doing, that allowed generation after generation of our people to rise up. as dr. king often reminded us n my youth, our nation's darkest hours often been just before the dawn. so it can be again as we stand together, march together, vote together, and demand the light of democracy be restored. as we have done so often in our past, we who are americans of color must once again lead this march to defend

these african migrants from countries such as angola cameroon and the republican democratic republicof congo a trying to get to the united states but they found themselves stuck in tapachula. they do already travel thousands of kilometers through latin america to get to here a desperate journey that started in brazil or it could do with these requirements for them would loose the mits can government won't let them advance further. now there are more than a 1000 in this makeshift camp. and this of 50 from angola has been here for 3 months some of them about 30 feet away most some one of my 3 children and i live in misrata and it rains on the water gets in and all of my clothes get wet can i do you. well in your mind that we're. going there surviving largely thanks to help from well wishers and local churches i want them we've got the money we get water from the river interest food we have to. whoever has the heart to give us something . or someone. in the past mitzvah would have allowed them to head on but under pressure from president trump they said these people can only lead by the

nearly 100 people killed and thousands displaced as ethnic violence in eastern democratic republic of congo intensified. and not playing by the rules why a tweet by the manager of an american basketball team has sparked a political firestorm in china. turkey's defense minister says its forces are ready to begin a military offensive into northern syria the us president has begun withdrawing troops from the region and threaten to destroy takis economy as a tax cut despite his there will be live on the takesh syrian border in just a moment but fast can be helped at reports from washington d.c. where transactions are drawing criticism from across the political divide. as u.s. troops begin pulling out of positions in northern syria their commander in chief donald trump defended his decision to withdraw now we've captured isis we've done what we've done we had 50 soldiers in the area talking about it and i said we want to bring our soldiers back home it's been a long time it's a major shift in u.s. foreign policy one being criticized by members of the president's own republican party senato

crawford: i'm alex crawford in the democratic republic of congo, and this is "hotspots."ight we're gonna take you behind the scenes of the world's biggest and hardest-hitting stories. we travel to drc to honor the world's forgotten conflicts. man: we've got sense that you were going into o the badlands.

the democratic republic of congo is grappling with the 2nd largest demick on record more than 2000 lives lost since the outbreak was fast declared last year and how this month the world health organization declare that the pullout freakout slowed but should still be classified as a global of agency. we resisted the love to see if you like enlarge the look. gets a cool telling them about a 50 year old man who's vomiting and has a fever possible signs of an infection. well a driver is sent out a response team travelled to the village to speak to the community. mark on his doctor. tells them about the risks and tries to find out who the newly infected man had been in contact with. the doctor moon b. and had team often meet with resistance in rural communities in the congo where he bellows still rife many are suspicious of western medicine and refuse to come to treatment centers even if they think they might have been infected. found. health workers have been threatened one locally bola treatment center was recently burned down. but to contain a disease like you both everybody who has been i

and fighting a ball and we follow a world health organization team that work in the democratic republic of congo where more than 2000 lives have been lost in the latest outbreak of the disease. matheny howard thanks for joining us we begin in the u.s. state of california where firefighters are battling huge wildfires strong winds have been fanning the flames and a statewide emergency has been declared official say the fire ripping through the northern california wine country has now doubled in size with nearly 200000 people on the evacuation orders and further south another wildfire is threatening homes in the los angeles area. the 405 freeway in los angeles the latest front in the california wildfires early monday morning a new fire broke out here sweeping through the hills. thousands of people were forced to flee as the fire scorched the wealthy west side of the city authorities urged residents to heed the warnings and get out. if you're in the mandatory evacuation zone and you're still there watching this you're an idiot get the hell out it's way too dangerous people that stay behind

room for improvement that of usual says that you don't go in the bullet holes clique in the democratic republic of congo how slow down odds are still ignoble imagines. one of them country that successfully toggled a killer virus liberia we're joined here by that country's vice president. the result of the epidemic in liberia a civilians and reporting system was put in place is a regional one across west africa. i am eddie micah jr is a start off another week your welcome to the program. now this map philip in u.c. will remain president of mozambique for the next 5 years after the landslide win he won 73 percent of the vote. his party won just under 3 quarters of the parliamentary seats according to the official results announced on sunday was a bieksa position house call for you rerun of the general election a legend widespread cheating intimidation violence and votes rigging claims the ruling party the nice. 2 very different views of the same boat. candidate philippe new u.z. had 4000000 507549 votes. the incumbent and his supporters call the official results a landslide but the opposition see

in remote villages in banda region of the democratic republic of congo and.thousands of children are brought against measles. largest outbreak having killed more than 4000 people many of them children this death toll is higher than that. in the east of the country that has killed 2000 since the outbreak began in. one of the most affected provinces many children have died more are critical sick louise my d.d.'s children. for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of them are too weak to hook i tried to treat them using alternative medicine and i hope that somehow. this children can at least access treatment many others the more remote areas where there are no health centers and security is a problem but. the conditions in some hospitals there are no medicine no money or any kind of medical coming and we have many cases of measles west and what you're seeing here. you don't have to go very far to see children in very poor health this is the main hospital in casa banda children with missiles are treated for free but many are brought in when it's too l

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nearly 100 people are killed and thousands displaced as ethnic violence in eastern democratic republic of congo are intensifying. and brazil of faces and now the ecological disaster after an oil spill pollutes its coastline now the question is where did it come from. now to he says its forces are ready from military action in northern syria its defense ministry says preparations are complete but there is continuing criticism of the operation iran's foreign ministry says the mission will not end turkey's security concerns the u.s. president is facing widespread criticism domestically for pulling troops out of northern syria kurdish fighters in the region say donald trump's stabbed them in the back well we've got more u.s. reaction shortly but 1st let's go to charlie stratford and at turkey's border with syria charles how soon could we expect texas troop movements where you are we hearing that they're prepped and ready to go. well that's right that's according to the army but of course it's very difficult to say certainly we've seen evidence in this area of a troop build up literally jus

there weeks of violence in eastern democratic republic of congo have laughed at least 100 people dead and tens of thousands displaced the fighting has been happening in south kivu and military officials have told al-jazeera war troops have been sent to the affected areas but they're dealing with fighters who are well equipped and organized catherine saw reports. they've come here with whatever little they could sell to each other in the world some just the clothes they are wearing. has been fighting in the mañana area that's in the eastern region of south keevil in democratic republic of congo. thousands of people mainly from the ethnic community have fled from their homes after attacks from a local militia group called my my. they're now living rough outside this compound of a u.n. peacekeepers base the letter delivered to the world we left our food in the village and now we're just back if the my my that have done this to us in the city we will be all that they took our cows goats and all other belongings and we can't go back to the village to collect food and we're sleeping outside

and fighting a bolder we follow the world health organization team that worked in the democratic republic of congo for more than 2000 lives have been lost in the latest outbreak of the disease. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us world leaders have welcomed u.s. president donald trump's announcement that the leader of the so-called islamic state. daddy was killed in a raid by u.s. special forces in syria baghdadi blew himself up as u.s. troops stormed his hideout but satisfaction at the death of baghdad has been tempered with several leaders cautioning that although i s's leader may be dead as logic state continues to pose a threat donald trump said american special forces blew open a wall and moved in quickly cornering al baghdadi in a tunnel where he had taken 3 of his children he didn't supposedly blew himself up along with his children the u.s. says he quickly carried out d.n.a. tests confirmed his identity. the american president said he had been after baghdad he says he took office and explained why the u.s. chose to go in because this is the one that built isis and beyo

more than $4000.00 people have died from measles in the democratic republic of congo so far this year is the largest outbreak of the disease in the world a vaccination campaign is ongoing but efforts are being hampered by security concerns and poor access to health centers al-jazeera travel to one of the worst affected villages in the province of abandoned catherine soy has the story. in remote villages in banda region of the democratic republic of congo's and province thousands of children are brought the vaccination against measles. largest outbreak having killed more than 4000 people many of them children this death toll is higher than that. in the east of the country that has killed 2000 since the outbreak began in 28. 1 of the most affected provinces many children have died more are critical sick louise my d.d.'s children have been unwell for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of them are too weak to hook i try to treat them using alternative medicine i hope back to how the this children can at least access treatment many others in the more remote areas where there

now weeks of violence in eastern democratic republic of congo have left at least 100 people dead and tens of thousands displaced the fighting has been happening in south kivu and military officials are told are more troops have been sent to the affected areas but they're dealing with fighters who are well equipped and organized catherine soy reports. they've come here with whatever little they could salvage with some just the clothes they're wearing. has been fighting in the mañana area that's in the eastern region of south kivu in democratic republic of congo. thousands of people mainly from the ethnic community have fled from their homes after attacks from a local militia group called my my. they're now living rough outside this compound of the un peacekeepers base on the answer to the way we left our food in the village and now we're just back if the my my that have done this to us. we will be . they took our cows goats and all other belongings and we can't go back to the village to collect food and we're sleeping outside in the cold. this is what is left back in the villages have

in the world health organization says the bone epidemic in northeast democratic republic of congo has been confined to a smaller area but one that is remote and rife with rebel groups the number of new boner cases dropped from nearly 138 bill to 51 in mid september there were 14 new infections last week and the executive director of the world health organization's emergency program says there's still a long way to go to completely eradicate the disease. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after women make change station thanks so much and. didn't the u.s. trade what used to be let's go say that much. like we bring you the stories and developments the dramatically changing. what's my life as a piracy. counting. on al-jazeera. if one has a passion and you have determination you are going to be vulnerable. to its next and his existence. but once you have focused time you have a dream you lived a dream so long as you have a good cause. let me show you something this is a $1.25 a well i mean if it were by a very small cup of coffee millions of people around t

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customs officials singled out gold from mines in the democratic republic of congo and rough diamonds from zimbabwe's over wrong fields the order also targeted goods from brazil malaysia and china was about was government told bloomberg news the accusation of forced labor was simply ignore it for. well it's turning out to be a very slippery deal uganda's ambitious oil project a huge pipeline which will need to be electrically heated and which runs under a lake and has environmentalist's up in arms some of the back is have been pulling out and now the whole thing's up in the air. uganda has an abundance of oil reserves in 2006 it discovered more than 6000000000 barrels of crude since then the country has been hoping to take advantage of massive oil revenue to bolster its economy but development of the needed infrastructure refineries and pipelines has stalled the government has also been mired in disputes with its international partners think lou britain's tolo francisco tall and the china national offshore oil corporation he guinness crude reserves are located beneath lake albert in t

has been fighting in the mañana area that's in the eastern region of south kivu in democratic republicof congo. thousands of people mainly from the ethnic community have fled from their homes to attack from a local militia group called by my buffalo are all dead now living rough outside this compound of a un peacekeeping space the letter delivered to the us we left our food in the village and now we're just backing if the my my that have done this to us we said we will be over they took our cows goats and all other belongings we can't go back to the village to collect food and we're sleeping outside in the cold. this is what is left back in the villages after fighting between 2 rival armed groups more than 9000 houses have been banned close to a 100 people killed and livestock stolen congolese military officials say they're pursuing the fighters. when i arrived in this area right many thousands running away because of the situation the 2 rival groups that are fighting from the community and a coalition of the mai-mai militia we are hoping to restore order. in another village we met som

also coming up more room for improvement of units who says that the ogoni house weekend as democratic republic of congo has slowed down but it's still a global imagines. one of the country that successfully toggled a killer virus.

stickler for 17 years now this constitution has been there for a while and i get this german democratic republic joined this constitution to govern the area of 29 years ago so yes to discussion yes to start to talk to man and made on policy makers and the social market 9th in fall of month no to intolerance no to exit lucian no to hatred and anti semitism and no 2 living at the expense of minorities and the vulnerable. thanks it's been going on border and energy as the citizens in a democracy all of us have a responsibility to ensure that freedom rule of law democracy and openness to the world are things that need to be maintained part of our responsibility is that no one who has public responsibility. not volunteers not politicians should have to fear for their lives thank you mustn't 1st we need to understand that personal right to freedom not the rule of law and the social market economies are intrinsically linked to eliminate the fun and far out democracy if you question one element you question all of it ought to live if you want to i don't think play off the state and your personal liberty

room for improvement that of huge lou says that you don't go an equal amount of leak in the democratic republic of congo has slowed down odds are still ignoble imagines. one can country that successfully tackled a killer virus.

as the alarm is sounded once again, china has already sent emergency aid supplies to the democratic republic of the congo and its neighboring countries affected by the epidemic. china has also sent public health experts and mange close -- maintained close collaboration with the world health organization. china will donate another $18 million to the global fund to fight aids and malaria. mr. president, i want to conclude with a quote from president xi jinping. "we should not give up our dreams just because the reality around us is to public. 80 ,e should not stop -- is too located. we should not stop pursuing our ideals because they seem out of reach. let us work tirelessly to about the u.n. charter and work together to build a community with a shared future for mankind." thank you. [applause] language]ng foreign >> i thank his excellency.

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all still ahead on al-jazeera the ongoing struggle in the democratic republic of congo to control the outbreak that's killed more than 4000 people this year. a top advisor to donald trump gives a firsthand account of a controversial phone call between the u.s. and ukrainian presidents. hello that sunshine right is being rather squeeze across more central areas of europe the south in particular the med say more and it's a very cloudy picture the last few hours across much of central europe we've had some fall the mornings as well look at this is actually cologne but this shroud of fog should be clearing as we go through the day certainly a wednesday we have got more sunshine across much of mainland europe is cool though 4 celsius in here just 2 in moscow and the may well be some snow flurries in there as well not a bad day temperature wise in london on wednesday with this in the system waiting in the wings a heads east on thursday the temperature will low but also this rain could actually add to some more localized flooding has been so very wet for a long time meanwhile for the central

still determine what can and cannot be reported in parts of sub-saharan africa. 2018 in the democratic republic of congo a newspaper editors that was funny was jailed for publishing articles critical of a bank she was prosecuted under a defamation law dating back to 940 when the d r c was a belgian called in november 2 10165 zambian radio journalists were arrested for allegedly calling a member of the ruling party a useless person they were charged under section 179 of the zambian penal code which dates back to british colonial times and in another former british colony courts one makani a newspaper editor at the sunday standard published a report that the former president was involved in a late night car crash he was charged with sedition i told my lawyer you know what i am going to plead guilty to say he should. because i believe i did that i think and if it's still be it but there was a change of government and the government decided to drop the charges against me but i was very disappointed that the to the charges because they had to go with the only opportunity we had to challenge the cons

the situation in or in relation to the democratic republic of the congo, which has been marked by widespread violence and atrocities that continue to threaten regional stability, continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the foreign policy of the united states. for this reason, i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 13413 with respect to the situation in or in relation to the democratic republic of the congo. signed, donald j. trump, the white house, october 22, 2019. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. waters: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days within which to revise and tend their remarks on h.r. 2513, and to insert extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 646 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole on the state of the union for the consideration o

there is nobody else in a democratic republic to do it but us here at i mean all of us. -- democratic republic to do it but us. i mean all of us. we are not doing is not because of politicians in washington. it is because we are not fulfilling our role as citizens. we have an expectation of greater leadership. we are living in a world where instead of doing the stuff this young man is talking about, we have people mugging for the cameras, running into a secured briefing to make sure congress cannot do its job of investigating the president. they want the president to be able to see them on national television so he will call them up and say, you are doing a good job. we are living in a country where we have cut and run on our allies in a way that no other president in the history of the united states has done. that is not the country i was raised in. those are not the values i was raised by. you, itm here to tell is as bad as it looks and the only people who can fix it is us . the time i have spent in new hampshire, and iowa, south carolina, reinforces my view that we are up to this.

would it be the end of our democratic republic because the press would be out of business? and politicians and the powerful would no longer be held accountable. no. hardly. let me give you two reasons why. first, the media is largely owned by large for-profit companies, many of whom are publicly traded, who are rational actors who act in the ir own economic self interest. they are accountable to their shareholders. and another dirty little secret, they are protected insurance from libel claims, including legal defense costs. and being held accountable to an insurer or your shareholders after being tagged with a verdict will make you stop and think before you write. it will make you stop and actually do the investigation before you write. and it will impose discipline on journalists and the press. the second reason. returning to a pre-sullivan era means the press is held accountable for negligent conduct. that's the standard. negligent conduct that applied before sullivan was handed down. this is the same standard that any other professional class is held to, doctors, lawyer

more than $4000.00 people have died for measles in the democratic republic of congo so far this year it's the largest outbreak of the disease in the world a vaccination campaign is ongoing but efforts are being hampered by security concerns and poor access to health centers one of the worst affected villages is in the province of. katherine soy has more. in remote villages in banda region of the democratic republic of congo's province thousands of children are brought against measles. it's a waltz largest outbreak having killed more than 4000 people many of them children this death toll is higher than that. in the east of the country that has killed 2000 since the outbreak began in 2018 bandon dunes one of the most affected provinces many children have died more are critical sick louise my d.d.'s children . for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of the much too weak to hook i try to treat them using alternative medicine i hope that somehow. these children can at least access treatment many others in the more remote areas where there are no health centers and security i

the democratic republic of do quote. that's not france but its culture bed here. since 1961. there there. the united says it is. sold you. there but what about the efforts put forward such as the algiers peace accord that were signed yeah i'm coming through there are efforts to bring back east by the internet and we think we would have around them coming the people who are in l.t.c. united. nations soldiers. from 19 to 61 today they are there. because of the wealth. is in that. the europeans have nothing though they're finished. what they have to do is to come back and they require a nice. african it fits where they know there is something. mom would be go he says the u.n. and what he calls the international community is failing molly what bothers you with this u.n. mission that is helping those that are displaced in areas where the government cannot access their millions of dollars. when it's a problem. for over. will start to see that the. only solace now i'm using for live work or maybe. just so everybody. can if i didn't know 3 minutes. about. on the phone with. the peopl

emergency guidelines to try to protect people against the spread of a deadly ebola outbreak and democratic republic of congo as you have heard the emergency committee has recommended that the current ebola outbreak continues to pose a publican's emergency of international concern i have accepted that advise saw the publicans emergence of of international concern the starters will be maintained for additional stream and this emergency committee will be reconvene within 3 months is to reassess again. this remains. this outbreak remains a complex and dangerous outbreak but u.n. human rights office has called for the release of a prominent blogger a lawyer and a journalist from an egyptian jail several 1000 people have been in custody since protests against president of the feather l.c.c. began a month ago blogger at the father was released in march after serving a 5 year sentence for protesting but was rearrested and september his lawyer was the rest of the same day name on journalists as rub their father was arrested by plain clothed security officer in cairo last weekend and beaten after refusing to

chervil 2018 in the democratic republic of congo the newspaper editors that was funny. was jailed for publishing articles particle of a bank she was prosecuted under a defamation law dating back to 940 when the d r c was a belgian colony november 2 10165 zambian radio journalists were arrested for allegedly calling a member of the ruling party a useless person they were charged under section 179 of the zambian penal code which dates back to british colonial times and in another former british colony courts one makani a newspaper editor at the sunday standard published a report that the former president was involved in a late night car crash he was charged with sedition i told my lawyer that you know what i am going to plead guilty to save the ship because i believe i did that i think and if it's incidents yes they will be but there was a change of government and they got me excited about the heat but i was very disappointed that they go the tide just because that took away the only opportunity we had the chinese the constitutionality of this edition so sedition. compare

aid agencies in the democratic republic of congo are warning of a desperate need of basic necessities for hundreds of thousands of people who fled fighting food water shelter and medicines are in short supply and it's henri province aid workers say congolese are dying every day from preventable diseases because of appalling living conditions and food prices are rising as the dry season approaches imagine the situation that we're. in a context where. you have people living in crank shelters 500 people have to want to treat by day. for immediate budget. we. right now people are living in makeshift shelters women and children. continue to be exposed to potential concerns this is the reality that we have to lead to really and as humanitarian up close we are pretty concerned about this because it's a very desperate situation and that he didn't everything needs to be done place should out potential of r.c.v.s. is in short and that people it would to return to the police a whole region. that's actually started by debt as much as possible to be able to save lives and restore the lost dignity

except the democratic republic of congo. and the french economy got some good news today according to the country's unemployment agency the rate of joblessness continues to decline. unemployment claims in france fell four tentnths of a percent over the third quarter that's a three month period that ended in september. and simpler is evidently not too frightened by the globabal slowdown hiring on the rise in france now that's music to o the ears of president emmanuel mccall who's promised to bring the unemployment rate is 7% by the end of his term in twenty twenty two. it's fallen a bit since he took office in twenty seventeen. the official job was answering france currently stands at eight point five percent. and is projected to fall to eight point three percent. by the end of the year. finally for me offshore wind power plays for massive worldwidide growth. according to the international energy agency says the sector could expand fifteen times in size. i tracked around a trillion dollars investment by twenty forty. like the