they claim they don't belong to the drc so they burned down their villages, raped and killed scores ofpeople. quick they found us at the place where they sought refuge and they killed three people. then they murdered my father-in-law and injured my mother-in-law. >> both of them were over 80. she and her family were forced to march for days with no food and then they took her husband. she never saw him again. later she learned he was hacked to death with a machete. they killed dozens, displaced hundreds and now they are safe, sheltering at their friend's house. rebel control of the mind means conflict gold. that is not deterring this businessman. the purity of the precious metal has convinced him, soon he plans to open the first refinery in the country and export from drc and america. glance at the moment, we are discussing a lot with the government. they will try and trace how it is going on and maybe it will help. >> ensuring authenticity will be difficult. traders tell us they fake certificates to hide the real origin of the gold. they can only appeal for an end to the trade. >> i h

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at present, there is no nationwide waste management system in the drc.solution country to the climate crisis. but the reality in the capital city is one of widespread pollution. the bbc reached out to the government for comment, but it hasn�*t received a response. for paul, now is the time to act. translation: i think we've done enough talking. i there needs to be more of an effort to change. waste causes illnesses. taking care of the environment means protecting ourselves and living longer. but despite individual initiatives and growing international pressure, the country still has a long way to go to manage its waste problem. joice etutu, bbc news, kinshasa. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. memorial services have been held in australia to mark the 20th anniversary of the bali bombings. two bombs tore through bali�*s popular nightspots in the tourist centre in 2002. the 202 victims were from more than 20 countries — including indonesia, britain and new zealand. australia suffered the highest number of deaths — 88 nationals died in the attack. t

the and drc chairman in line potentially to be promoted to the 25 person bureau and become economicseplacing mr. fix-it. then the shanghai party bus. if he gets promoted to the premier replacing the outgoing one, that would be interesting. he is an extreme royal -- loyalist but he was tarnished by perceived missteps in the two month long lockdown because of covid. those are the two individuals on sunday if we get a promotion of the first two, xi jinping has an extreme absolute power mandate. i mentioned the other two, they could be seen as compromise picks. it is very critical going forward for the key economic positions are likely to be shuffled under xi jinping on forward for the next five years. what i'm looking at more immediately is bloomberg scoop we got yesterday on the possibility that senior leaders are looking to reduce quarantine for inbound travelers. i think that's what the market is willing looking at. if that gets legs as the party congress and the premium gets pushed off to the side, can they move on covid zero customer? shery: one guest says they will give up policy

positive cases to slow down the spread, a so-called rain vaccination, similar to what was done in the drcidates to be trialed is a jab developed by oxford university using the same technology employed in the covid-19 vaccine it developed with astrazeneca. fresh hope against a deadly disease that has ravaged african nations for decades. >>> and with us now to discuss the ongoing ebola outbreak is ucla professor moin. thank you so much for being here with us. so as we know all too well from covid any outbreak of a deadly disease worldwide should be concerning to all of us everywhere, but we don't want to panic. how worried should we be here in the u.s. and in other countries about the latest outbreak? >> well, thank you for having me. always a pleasure to be with you. you're asking a very important question, how concerned should we be? well, globally we always have to be concerned as i've said before an infection anywhere is potentially an infection everywhere. that said i think that we have to be really thoughtful about controlling the outbreak where it starts. i think that the risk to the

drc pander writes the following, abrogate commander, he writes the following about the man in his brigade during the harpers ferry operation. my dear such a filthy and an principled set of villains i have never seen. they have lost of honor or decency, all sense right or respect for property. i've had to strike many of man with my saber. the officers are often as bad as the man. in one of my regiments, the other day, they thought they were going to go into a fight, six out of ten officers sculpt out and not come up until they thought all danger over. more than half my brigade went off that day. he is describing an army that is in rough shape! right below that, dr. lewis stein or, a u.s. sanitary commission doctor in frederick, maryland. he talked to a lot of confederates when they occupied frederick. they said, they all believe in themselves, as well as in their generals and are terribly in earnest. he thought they were pretty tough. one of the things the confederate army has that is a big strength, most of the soldiers in the army are combat veterans. they are experienced combat veterans

quick, you guys mentioned as piggybacking off what he was saying about fate of the democracy in the drc this sense the overall thesis is the state of journalism. do you see violence and threats as being a new norm or do you see this as an as an issue and why or why not? why do you see it like it's an intermediate thing or violence or political violence more the norm now than the exception. i don't think statistically by any measure, but i feel like there is more of and there are more threats. i mean, i know that to jonathan's point about liz cheney having a capital police state detail just reported a story about ted cruz. he's not in leadership. you only get detail if you're in leadership, unless facing death threats to ted cruz has 24 hour private security at his home in houston and he capitol police detail everywhere he goes otherwise. and there is a lot more of this going on and i think it is in part because there are certain elements of our leadership ship and certain media elements generally that help perpetuate and perpetuate and give voice to this. and i think it's something that

this is from the end drc.domestic demand, continue to deepen reform and globalization has undergone headwinds in the past. echoing what we heard from the president, talking about these temperature was storms. certainly we will continue to see what comes out of these briefings in beijing. >> of course we have are some of the restrictions lifted here in hong kong. >> that is the subject. lesson district -- lessening restrictions here in hong kong. close hong kong media reports that china may further relaxes border restrictions by the year end. they cite hong kong's deputy, sandy current seven-day hotel or two could be to four days. the mainland may allow them to cross this more each day. the prime minister told the news agency debt to spender would create jobs. the global inflation but highlights the importance for australia on responsible budgeting. >> we can't have budget spending that is excessive or poorly targeted. if we have money spraying around in both directions and budgets, that will make the job of ou