the spring to early summer of 2018. that was in the west. democratic republic of the congo reported it. ey ran the front-line response. historic change to have a country like that have that level of public health infrastructure and education. that is thanks to the united states. we are going to keep doing that. while i can't send people from the cdc into the immediate areas, we can do training, ngosrt, we can help with and the world health organization. up to thely engaged limit of putting our people in harm's way beyond what is appropriate. >> thank you for what you are doing. a year ago on the stage we talked about have far -- pepfar. i asked, what is the secret sauce? how does something indoor over multiple administrations? a couple of things they said, they talked about the fact they evaluation. countries were invested. the private sector was engaged. there'so ask you about, a youth voltage in a lot of parts of the developing world. one concern is if we take our foot off the gas pedal and don't focus on the youth bulge is happening and make sure they are involved, we could lose some

congo to uganda. today the ugandan government moved to repatriate five people to the democratic republic of the congo.the first to become found with ebola on tuesday and his three—year—old brother who is also infected with the virus. those infected reportedly came into contact with an ageing grandfather in the drc. on the streets of the capital, use of the outbreak of ebola in the border district is mixed. we are worried. but we hope we can contain this infection. i think the government should consider what about ebola and the spread which is around today. put more health facilities and awareness that a bowler is an uganda i'iow. awareness that a bowler is an uganda now. tomorrow the government will begin and ebola vaccination exercise, targeting people who came into co nta ct exercise, targeting people who came into contact with suspected cases. meanwhile the who will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the ebola outbreak in the drc which has now spread to uganda and create a public health emergency of international concern. currently, 22 districts in uganda are considered at risk of an ebola outbre

the spring to early summer of 2018. well, that was in the western drc. and the democratic republic of the congo themselves identified the outbreak. they did the diagnosis. they reported it in. they ran the front line response. that's actually historic change. that is a historic development to have a country like the drc with all that it's been through have that level of public health infrastructure and education, and that's thanks to the united states, where that was. we're going to keep doing that. while i can't send people from the cdc directly into some of the most immediate areas, we can do a lot of training. we can do support of drc. we can help with the world health organization. we are fully engaged right up to the limit of putting our people in harms way beyond what's appropriate. >> thank you for what you are doing. let me pick up on something else. a year ago on this stage, we talked about it. i led a conversation with a group of people who are all involved in the original creation of it. i asked them what's the secret? how does something endure over multiple administrations, democrat

the outbreak continues constitutes a public health emergency of international concern peeps will be the 3rd meeting of the committee since the beginning of the outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo experts say if the bowl is declared an international emergency they'll be a boost in funding and resources to tackle the out by. more than 1400 people have died since it was dictated 8 months ago. the drugs and chemicals company buyer has launched a p.r. offensive to counter the growing criticism of its weed killer round up and its controversial key ingredient life aside the company says it has listened and understood and will find a more sustainable alternative to glyphosate. buyer is making headlines once again following talks with politicians shareholders and environmental activists the company has conceded that it must make changes they promise to invest 5000000000 euros in research over the next 10 years to develop a more sustainable alternative to glide for site in the p.r. campaign however by air is repeating it mantra for site is safe when used correctly and it wishes to continue selling the product but the very existence of this p.r. campaign shows buyer is feeling the pressu

the operate continues constitutes a public health emergency of international concern fields will be the 3rd meeting of the committee since the beginning of the outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo experts say if the bowl is declared an international emergency they'll be a boost in funding and resources to tackle the outbreak. more than 1400 people have died since it was declared 8 months ago. people across brazil are expected to take part in mass protests today against controversial plans to reform the country's pension system the plans are a key part of right wing president jarboe sonars efforts to revive brazil's struggling economy they involve raising the retirement age for both men and women pensions are not the only issue dividing brazil the quality of education people receive often depends on the wealth of your family but some people are trying to change the system. every day after she finishes work at a beauty parlor maria souza leaves her favela behind south ghetto is one of many poor settlements ringing rio de janeiro where the government is almost invisible in daily life especially when it comes to education but it's. a lot of my neighbors barely know the alphabet and

the main opposition coalition. more than 2000 cases of ebola have now been recorded in the democratic republic of the congo, two thirdsificant spike. health workers, who are facing attacks from suspicious locals and armed rebel groups, are finding up to 20

the main opposition coalition. more than 2,000 cases of ebola have now been recorded in the democratic republic of the congo, two thirdsrkers, who are facing attacks from suspicious locals and armed rebel groups, are finding up to 20 new cases a day. now on bbc news, panorama. 0n panorama tonight, an energy scandal involving a notorious businessman. so, is frank timis corrupt? in my opinion, there's a simple answer — yes. we uncover frank timis's secret payments linked to an african president. do you think this is a suspicious arrangement? i do find the payments suspicious. we reveal how his company is getting between $9 billion and $12 billion from bp. 9 billion? mm—hm. he stutters: is it true? and we ask why one of the world's biggest companies signed up to such

more than 2,000 cases of ebola have now been recorded in the democratic republic of the congo, two thirdsoutbreak began last august, but recently there's been a significant spike. health workers are finding between 15 and 20 new cases every day. gareth barlow reports. the bowler, deadly, devastating, and relating —— ebola. in ten months, 2000 people infected, two—thirds of them dead. despite the pain, despite them dead. despite the pain, despite the doubts, health workers say many people don't believe the virus exist. and it's notjust a lack of education that is causing infection rates to rise, the drc‘s security situation is also to blame. every time there is an incident, whether major or minor or targeted, ebola responders, sometimes they don't, but every time there is a security incident we are not able to provide services and go into the community. we are not able to vaccinate. between january and may there were more than four attacks on health facilities. 0n more than four attacks on health facilities. on tuesday, gunmen killed 13 people on an eastern town. this is the 10th ebola out

the outbreak continues constitutes a public health emergency of international concern fields will be the 3rd meeting of the committee since the beginning of the outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo that experts say if the bowl is declared an international emergency will be a boost in funding and. resources to tackle the outbreak more than 1400 people have died since it was declared 8 months ago. now on the international stage mayor's election doesn't usually attract much attention but here in germany a vote in the city of gurlitz is coming under close scrutiny the medieval town sits right on the border with poland it's a popular tourist destination but what's attracting interest now is that a member of the rightwing populist a.f.d. party stands a chance of becoming mayor something the other parties are teaming up to prevent. a former police officer and member of the far right populist party. he is running for mayor of gurnet he's well liked around town and has already won the 1st round of folding that got a lot of people worried. for off the car nonstop well you don't have to be scared of the game just look around at the people here at the stand you can talk to anyone or not vig

young children from the he may group among the hundreds of victims hacked to death with machetes in the eastern province of the touring and democratic republic of congo the survivors say the attackers were from the tribe renewed fighting between him a casual herders and lendu farmers has forced thousands of people to leave their homes over the past week and move to camps like this. came during the day on monday we were in the fields we started to run towards our homes which at the satellite some people were burned alive inside their houses people with machetes and we don't even know what they did with the bodies that's why we fled here. the lendu and he may have been fighting each other for generations tens of thousands died between 19092003 they communities a separated from each other it's the latest violence was sparked by an attack on 4 lendu merchants in the hema area. i didn't come here voluntarily but a group of people from the hills massacred and burned our villages we had no weapons so we couldn't do anything but watch our villages burn and our people die i lost a lot of members of my family survivors of last week's attack on the village of a

of civil disobedience earlier this week and agreed to fresh talks with the army. a leading medical research organization has described the current outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo as truly frightening the u.k. based welcome trust says the epidemic which has claimed more than 2000 lives is the worst in years and shows no signs of stopping it's now spread to uganda where 2 members of the same family including a 5 year old boy have male die uganda has returned other family members to the d r c including another young boy confirmed to have the virus the world health organization is considering whether to declare the outbreak a global emergency. borders can't stop a virus but ugandan authorities are trying nonetheless 3 ebola cases have been registered in the country it's the 1st known cross border spread since an outbreak began in the neighboring democratic republic of congo last august fears are growing that this might only be the beginning one out. the d n a c is still going on and by today we have over 2000. cases and so the probability over more cases from the d r a c into uganda these very high. ebola isn't new to uganda the country has seen 5 outbreaks of the

it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo. and the region but it does not meet all the 3 criteria for republicans to emergency or international concern. under the under the international health regulations more than 1400 people have died since this outbreak was declared 8 months ago. when across what's your lender on a 24 hour strike for greater equality it's been nearly 30 years since the last such protests and demonstrators say to little has changed today women in switzerland earn 20 percent less than men and it was only 28 years ago that the last swiss canton was forced to grant. women the right to vote. purple stands for parity or at least it does and switzerland today at midnight hundreds of women and gathered for the life he launched of a new nationwide strike aimed at highlighting switzerland's failure to defend the rights of women and families ok we literally did a quality is in shrines in the constitution but real effective quality doesn't exist for all women that it was because of them of that is that we have so man

in the democratic republic of congo. in the 2nd worst outbreak of the disease in history. was made. in. neighboring democratic republic of congo. by the disease i suspect. as my guys was. us. she. was. content with 100 people. in the. drug. they have been around 2000 cases of ebola with 1400 deaths the world health organization says although the break be a serious it is not an international emergency it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo and the region but it does not meet all the 3 criteria for a public health emergency of international concern 2 1 challenge is uganda's porous border with. some people enter the country without passing through areas we screening is taking place it's not very easy to determine how many people. leave this part. because when. they were very open about. their. health officials say there is no evidence it. had been. lost in 22. and is the appearing for the worst health officials have been vaccinated and trying to deal quickly with any outbreak would to date this week uganda is on high

it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo. and the region but it does not meet all the 3 criteria for a public health emergency of international concern. under the i.h.r. under the international health regulations more than 1400 people have died since this outbreak was declared 8 months ago. hundreds of thousands of women across switzerland have taken to the streets to demand greater equality they've blocked traffic marched with baddest band pots and pans and plenty of singing. nearly 20 percent less than a man and now they say it's time that changed. the lives of protest for equality women all across which will and walked off the job on friday afternoon they're calling for equal pay time and respect. what it says off that so we're really behind our european neighbors when it comes to ensuring that women are able to do their jobs whether it's school hours the high cost of daycare or the lack of paternity leave. this walkout was modeled on the women's strike of 991 when about half a 1000000 women protested in switzerland as a

you have said in your report today we will have a 3rd meeting of the emergency committee on to the ball outbreak in democratic republic of congo and basically the committee will look into the new developments. into what happened with cases going over to to uganda and see if if dad and i do developments inside you are congo constitute enough of elements to be carried global health emergency. declared local health emergency means basically that was ringing alarm bell at the international level saying that there is there is a vent that was in international risk and that there is a need for additional support now the support may be different things in different diseases i would remind you that so far global health emergency has been declared for time during crises ebola in 2014 h one n one and. so for different diseases it may be a clinical different things but also what is important is that while we ask for more support and more attention we want to avoid any unnecessary travel and reask travel or trade restrictions that some countries may feel they should be doing it so we really want to issue a recall one day shows that would b

the ministry of health has imposed preemptive measures more than 4000 ebola vaccinations from the u.n. of the right situation in the democratic republic of congo. in. the. now we have over 2000. deaths. over $1500.00 deaths the risks. remain very high the world health organization says although the ebola outbreak there is serious it is not yet an international emergency like other countries in the region uganda has been on high alert in case the disease spreads and it's been public gatherings in some western areas as a precaution but efforts to contain the spread of ebola and the d.s.e. have been hampered by militia attacks on treatment centers and hostility towards medical teams that means any other urgent medical care is likely affected potentially putting thousands of people in the congo and the region even more risk mohamed al jazeera. a british iranian woman detained in iran has begun a new hunger strike. was jailed for 5 years and 2016 after being convicted of spying which she denies has been staging a 24 hour vigil outside the iranian embassy in london and says he will also foster solidarity with. ministers promising to strengthen ties

today deciding not to declare an international public health emergency over the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo nearly 1400 people have died since august and the 2nd worst outbreak of the disease in history there are concerns the virus may have spread to uganda where 2 people died after they had visited the d.r. see. from. so infectious and that every precaution was made when district in with buried in a western uganda her 5 year old grandson also died of the disease days earlier in what was the case on ugandan soil they had crossed from neighboring democratic republic of congo where and now the family member was killed by the disease my sister kim sounds with as my eyes illegal was. my gifts and they are my kids as well as she voiced c.d.'s assists the boy that was. if daughter came in contact with nearly 100 people on thursday villagers of the deceased could come from congo back the teams. did request that we allowed them to rebut create. the confirmed cases that we have in uganda. and there were 2 good reasons for that one is that in the currently they have the therapeutic drug that can be g

of the tank that's the japanese owner of one of the ships says his crew witnessed flying objects just moments before. the world health organization has declared the latest ebola outbreak in democratic republic of congo to be a public health emergency but says the outbreak is not yet a dangerous international situation the virus has been confirmed in uganda after a family entered the country from democratic republic of congo. now u.k. court has ordered wiki leaks founder julian assange to face a full extradition hearing next february more on that story and the rest of the news from europe here as maryam namazie in london. yes that's right come all julian assange is fighting extradition to the united states where he would face charges related to the leaking of government secrets is legal team have branded the case an outrageous and full frontal assault on journalistic rights al-jazeera as jonah hull was at a course in central london. julian assange watched via video link as the date was set for his extradition hearing the wiki leaks founder said to be in poor health and serving a 50 week sentence for bail violations would have to wait until february 2020 for a full hearing on the u.s. request this cas

i've been doing this for years, for the first time three of our former foster youth are from the continent of africa. one is from the democratic republic of the congo, ethiopia and kenya. so i want to acknowledge them for being here. raise your hands. stand up. yes. thank you. [ applause ] in support of the young people is a very famous actor, who is one of -- represents one of my favorite tv shows "black-ish," marcus scrivener, who is here with his father, who is here supporting all of the foster youth. thank you very much for attending. now to our panel. a admiral ziemer are for democracy assistance for a.i.d. april 17 to july 2018, he was appointed by president trump to be senior director for global health security and biodefense at the national security council. in june 2006, he was nominated by president bush to lead the presidented malaria initiative. dr. robert redfield is the director for the center for disease control and prevention. he's been a public health leader actively engaged in clinical research and clinical care of chronic human viral infections and infectious diseases especially hiv for more than 30 years. he made several importa

of the villages that was attacked his regular mahmut. this is what's left of mark both village in bunia in the northeast of democratic republic of congo fighters attacked it overnight looting and burning several houses at least 40 villages and more than $100.00 houses were destroyed in violence between the lendu and hemet tribes and the militias this week members of the helo community say then do assailants came to their homes armed with machetes members of the lendu tribe now occupy these villages community leaders say lend you rebels blocks roads as a way to control the area pull you. want to be ready to live in peace without him in neighbors despite many youth in our community who have lost their minds and committed unfortunate actions we call on our youth to come back and live in peace with everyone and. the government is calling for calm. and we are aware of the killings that have taken place against civilians in this. area the only message for you as victims is that we must investigate and make sure those responsible will be punished u.n. peacekeepers and congolese armed forces have deployed teams to assess the situation to both to stren

of the world health organization is calling on the international community to step up funding to fight the abode of epidemic in the democratic republic of congo this week that is the spread across the border to uganda leading to the death of a 5 year old boy and his grandmother this is the 2nd deadliest abode outbreak in history more than 1400 people have died but the w.h.o. has decided not to declare an international emergency. in the back of this pickup truck that is the body of the polish 2nd victim in uganda at ms embalm who was 50 she passed away hours after her 5 year old grandson who was the 1st to die the family was exposed to a boulder while on a visit to neighboring congo my sister came to myself this was my 3rd leading off in the end of. the earth market 30 are my kids as with us she would see us is that of course the war that both in the end of who we are has been the earth as well for the hearth lengthening in the worth this is the 2nd deadliest outbreak of ebola in history but this is the 1st time in this outbreak that the virus has crossed borders since it broke out in the democratic republic of congo last august the world heal

. >>> in august of last year, an outbreak of ebola was declared in the democratic republic of the congo is now reportedly killed or than 1300 people. house foreign affairs subcommittee on global health held a hearing to get an update on the u.s. response efforts. ebola vaccine availability. and lessons learned from previous outbreaks.

. >>> in august of last year, an outbreak of ebola was declared in the democratic republic of the congo but is now reportedly killed or than 1300 people. house foreign affairs subcommittee on global health held a hearing to get an update on the u.s. response efforts. ebola vaccine availability. and lessons learned from previous outbreaks. >>> good afternoon everyone. this hearing is for the subcommittee, will come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to hear testimony on eradicating ebola, building on lessons learned and medical advancement. i want to thank everyone including our witnesses for your patience. we had a series of votes and other members will be joining us shortly. we are joined by our ranking member mr. smith. today we are here to discuss the eradication of ebola, and the medical advancements and lessons learned in trying to suppress this deadly disease. ebola is one of the deadliest viral disease in the world has become a part of the global health landscape. the recent discovery up in a bowl of vaccine and better healthcare employee training have helped improve res

to have you with us a leading biomedical research organization has called the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo truly frightening the u.k. based welcome trust says that the epidemic is the worst since 2016 and that it shows no signs of stopping now the world health organization is considering whether to declare the outbreak a global emergency the disease has spread to uganda where 2 people including a 5 year old boy have now died. a border can stop a virus but uganda nothe already is are trying 3 involucre cases have been registered in the country is the 1st known cross borders spread since an outbreak began in the neighboring democratic republic of congo last august fears are growing that this might only be the beginning of the. one outbreak in that yes it's still going on and by today we have over 2000. confirmed cases and so the probability over more cases of course and go from the d.r. a c. into uganda he's very high. in foal isn't new to uganda the country has seen 5 outbreaks of the disease since the year 2000 it has now stepped up efforts to contain the virus screening every person comin

of foreign governments and ministers as outbreak was still raging in west africa. by the time of next major ebola outbreak which lasted several months last summer in north western democratic republic of congo, in part thanks to the work of hhs components including through the president's emergency action plan for aids relief, the drc government had the ability with some international help to bring that outbreak under control. there are 150 disease detectives in drc, for instance, who have now been trained by cdc to detect and identify outbreaks, but now we've been reminded how far we still have to go, ebola outbreak that's raging in the eastern part of the same country. we have a perfect storm of factors in the eastern drc, the outbreak not far from the borders rwanda, uganda and south sudan, even more worryingly the unstable conflict zones. there's almost no place on earth where it could be more challenging to respond to an infectious disease outbreak than the eastern drc, more than 2,000 ebola cases have been reported. more than 1400 congolees have died and outbreak show no sign of slowing. as many of you recently heard, last week we had our first confirmed cases and first confirmed deat

of the who said they were concerned about the outbreak. it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo does not meet all the three criteria for a public health emergency of a national concern. up until this week, the virus had been contained in the democratic republic of congo. but several cases have now been diagnosed in uganda, among people who had recently crossed over from the drc. here's the bbc‘s anne soy from the border settlement of bwera. beyond that gate is the democratic republic of congo. uganda has not closed its border, and have witnessed hundreds and hundreds of people coming in. congolese have to pass through here, they wash their hands, and make sure that they prevent ebola, in case they have it. there's been an ambulance on standby in case on but he shows up with symptoms of the disease. and then they go in there just to make sure they are not sick. everyone coming into uganda has their temperature taken, but this is happening mainly in the official crossing points like this one. the border is... and the people have family on both sides. the family for instance that c

the u.n. of a growing humanitarian crisis in the democratic republic of congo the un's refugee agency says more than 300000 people have fled their homes in the past 2 weeks off to a new outbreak of interest. the most recent flare up off islands in the d.r. sea is centered on if to restate and that's in the east of the country now the region is also currency the center of an ebola outbreak the u.n. h.c.r. says there are concerns that more and more people will try to cross lake albert to seek safety in neighboring uganda and i will cross to geneva in a minute for more on this looming emergency but 1st this report on recent violence in a tory province. a makeshift camp in the town of the nia momentary shelter for some of those who managed to escape lost her husband and alleged attack by farmers of the ethnic group of the window. but. we were in the fields when we heard about it. we had started to run towards our homes which we found had been set alight some people were burned alive inside the houses. who couldn't take anything with us. pull with machetes and we don't even know what they did with t

walk into the program a leading biomedical research organization has called the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo truly frightening the u.k. based welcome trust said that the epidemic is the worst since 2016 and shows no sign of stopping and the world health organization is considering whether to declare the outbreak a global emergency the disease has spread to uganda where 2 people including a 5 year old boy have now died. fears are growing in uganda that it could be the next site of a devastating ebola outbreak neighboring democratic republic of congo has lost $1400.00 people to the disease since last summer several in uganda have now tested positive. thousands of ugandan health workers have been vaccinated but residents want more precautions the government does not done enough to cystitis people about it because i think they're up in origin it should have started the from the rural areas direct and it comes to do what do they i've been sent eyes they can put me medical doctor was already necessary you see picked him up to us to help this poor coming in to be chipped and visual that the eyeball

course is struggling with an outbreak of the bowl of virus 5 cases in the city of bunia near the border with uganda. has a report. the democratic republic of congo's already battling to contain an ebola outbreak that has killed nearly 2000 people since august last year. and now with struggling to stop a measles outbreak in a tory province which is in the east these could be the last measles vaccinations in a while the congolese government and some aid agencies have stopped vaccinating against measles because of the ebola outbreak. i'm concerned about the stop the measles vaccinations as i was expecting it we've just been informed because of ebola vaccines against measles won't continue it's too bad because kids are dying now. government officials say the reason for stopping the measles vaccination is because the risk is too great for health workers in the public we see since you know 20. has only. and today. you see more than 1500 children who died from this missile over the ridge here in. since the beginning of time tonight so it's one of the biggest of them this is that you seen in recent years the latest outbreak of ebola in the d.r. c. has spr

the ministry of health would like to inform the public of the confirmation of ebola virus disease. that confirmed case is a five—year—old boy who travelled from the democratic republic of congoy has died: "we have a total of 3 confirmed of which 1 — the 5 year old boy — passed on this morning". the boy's 3—year—old brother and 50—year—old grandmother have also been confirmed as ebola patients. uganda shares a porous border with the democratic republic of the congo map the new cases occured here. the new cases occured here. the drc is facing its second big ebola outbreak in recent years over 2000 confirmed cases — 1300 of which have died. here's the drc‘s health minister. there 25,000 people crossing end from the start of the response time and to go, 65 million people had been checked at the various checkpoints of which there are about 80. we had another development because the world health organisation has called an emergency meeting in response to the news that ebola spread into uganda, the gathering on friday in geneva will decide whether it isa friday in geneva will decide whether it is a public health threat of international concerns. they are discounting that meeting no

the outbreak of ebola in the drc. there is international concern about an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo, which ry. between 2013 and 2016, the disease killed nearly 11,000 people in west africa, and last year it was detected in the drc and uganda. so far, more than 2000 people have been infected and more than 1a00 people have died. yesterday, the world health organisation said it was "very much an emergency" in the region, but not a global threat. we're joined now by professor callum semple, a specialist in outbreak medicine, at the university of liverpool. good morning. what do you make of the who comments? that it is very much an emergency, not declaring it isa much an emergency, not declaring it is a thing that needs to be assessed straightaway, or tackled straightaway? there is a framework of international health regulations, and the reason they are not declaring this a public health emergency of international concern is that these health regulations allow them to do things like change the way people move through borders 01’ the way people move through borders or change travel. the situation

and a leading biomedical research group the welcome trust has called an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo truly frightening around $1400.00 people have died from the disease there now 2 people have died in neighboring uganda. but don't forget you can always get it if you news on the go with our get access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on your phone and breaking news as well and you can also use the day that you have to send us your photos and your videos just download the app from google play or from the app store. all right coming up next on new conflicts sound attempted bastianich that sound with qatar's the ministry of foreign affairs stay tuned for that. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. my guest this week here in the qatari foreign ministry spokesperson. for the last 2 years the gulf state of qatar has been blockaded by a cortex of our of states which accuses of supporting terrorism she has always denied the charges. conflicts so far. off the doubling. books in istanbul i can't get a dog like a stop mummy election coming up

the total cotto. at least 160 people have been killed in a week of ethnic violence in the democratic republic of congo around 40 villages were destroyed in fighting in a teary province which forced more than 100000 to flee the lendu and hema ethnic groups have been fighting each other for generations tanzania is issued an ebola following the firth debt 1st deaths from the virus in neighboring uganda ebola outbreak has killed more than 1400 people in the democratic republic of congo in 2 people who crossed the border into uganda died last week tanzania's health minister said he wanted to alert the public to stop the virus from spreading the wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been fined $15000.00 after being found guilty of misusing state funds sorry netanyahu was charged with fraud last year after allegedly spending $100000.00 of state money at high end restaurants and syrian civil defense units say russian and syrian warplanes have been attacking them while they're trying to rescue civilians and it led turkish and syrian government. they've they've exchanged fire after what turkey i

a five-year-old boy dies after becoming the first cross-border case of ebola in the outbreak that has hit the democratic republic of congo. inre are two more cases uganda. protest leaders in sudan call off ththeir civil disobedience campaign and have agreed to go back to the negotiating table with the interim military rulers. video gaming takes to the cloud as the industry's congress -- conference in los angegeles. closer look.a there is a sunken roman city in the bay of naples. not as authentic as it may seem. more on that coming up. on liveur top story from paris. tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets of hong kong today. that has forced the parliament to postpone a second round of debate on an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland china for trial. for protesters, that is not enough. they say the bill will endanger judicial independence and give beijing more control. the picture we have been seeing violence we have not seen before in hong kong. tell us what has been happening. >> the protest started off peacefully this morning. there was a lulull in the mid afteternoon. by

of the villages that was attacked for him that mohammed explains. this is what's left of mokpo village in bunia in the north east of democratic republic of congo fighters attacked overnight looting and burning several houses at least 40 villages and more than $100.00 houses were destroyed in violence between the lendu and hemet tribes and the militias this week members of the hammer community say then do assailants came to their homes armed with machetes members of the lendu tribe now occupy these villages community leaders say lend you rebels blocks roads as a way to control the area pull your group of them are we ready to live in peace with our him and neighbors despite many youth in our community who have lost their minds and committed unfortunate actions we call in our youth to come back and live in peace with everyone. the government is. calling for calm. we are aware of the killings that have taken place against civilians in this area the only message for you as victims is that we must investigate and make sure those responsible will be punished un peacekeepers and congolese armed forces have deployed teams to assess the situation they've also st

5 year old grandson also died of the disease days earlier in what was the place case of people on ugandan soil they had crossed from neighboring democratic republic of congo where another family member was killed by the disease my sister sounds which was my was illegal was. my gifts my kids this was she would see us in the seeds and squish the bird that was then this is thought to pay came in contact with nearly 100 people on thursday litters of the deceased could come from within back the teams from d.r.s. he did request that we allowed them to rebut create. the confirmed cases that we are with us in uganda. and there were 2 good reasons for that one is that in the d r a c currently they have the therapeutic drug that can be given to patients although the medicine is still on trial but it can be given on compassionate bases. they have been around 2000 cases of it all at sea with 1400 deaths the world health organization says although the abel outbreak be a serious it is not yet an international emergency it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo. and the region but it does not meet all th

it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo. and the region. but it does not meet all the 3 criteria for a public health emergency of international concern. under the i.h.r. under the international health regulations more than 1400 people have died since this outbreak was declared 8 months ago. german marrow elections don't usually attract the world's attention but the eastern city of hits suddenly found itself under intense scrutiny so here on the border with poland it's a popular tourist destination but was attracting particular interest and so for the 1st time in just a candidate representing the far right am the party is front runner to become men other political parties and join forces to try and prevent that. sebastian vettel a former police officer and member of the far right populist party. he is running for mayor of gurlitz he's well liked around town and has already won the 1st round of voting that got a lot of people worried. the kind i'm some of you don't have to be scared of even just look around at the people here