sir mo farah reveals to the bbc he was brought to the uk illegally from east africa as a child. the four time olympic champion says he was made to do housework and childcare and prevented from going to school for years. people know me as mo farah, but it's not my name, or it's not the reality. we'll have more on sir mo's extraordinary story. also this lunchtime the conservative leadership contest continues. former chancellor rishi sunak launches his bid, saying it's not credible to promise tax cuts now. as grant shapps pulls out — the ten remaining candidates in the race have until six o'clock this evening to secure the backing of at least 20 of their colleagues. heathrow airport limits the number of passengers who can depart each day to reduce travel disruption. nasa's new telescope delivers its first full—colour image showing light from galaxies that are billions of years old. and coming up on the bbc news channel. england will find out later who they face in the quarterfinals after storming into the last eight with a record—breaking victory over norway. good afternoon and wel

so it's, you know, there's the potential to meet the demands in east africa. an actual fact from errors which had good rains in the last couple of years to the southwest attends india and zambia. but that means making regional markets work much more effectively . and the positive thing is that these things are actually in the hands of african governments address to really realize the potential in areas that countries like them be in areas like the southwest pennsylvania. but to transfer able to transport and improve logistics systems to increase production, transport that tears of need that is in the horn of africa and other parts of east africa. and that's what we think needs much, much more attention because those are the issues that are going to come up more and more as we see climate change coming. so you created russian war is the immediate impact will be impacted in the last few months. but, but the climate change impacts are coming down the track fast and we really need to be pointing to interventions that can address those impacts. and a and simon robe

a funeral is being held for 18 of the 20 young people who died in a bar in east london in south africa. authorities currently investigating the course that they did. and ral work is in france, a going on strike, to demand better pay, and made it stopping shortages and rising inflation. the stoppage comes at the beginning of the summer holidays and is expected to cause significant disruption. the war in ukraine has entered a new phase rushes turned its attention to capturing the eastern done. yet sco region having claimed victory in the neighboring, no hands province. earlier this week, several cities have come under heavy bombardment. at least 2 people were killed by strikes on a market in that soviets on tuesday. and in back more to police say residential buildings where hits in during several civilians. their attacks have also been reported in crime, a tourist. alan fisher has the latest from keith as the lesser chance fell on sunday, giving them essentially control of the hand screech, and they were always going to move towards slow vianza. now there's been heavy bombardment there o

prolonged drought in east africa — as well as the war in ukraine — is adding even more pressure to householday. our africa correspondent, catherine byaru hanga reports from nairobi. east africa's biggest metropolis can be unforgiving. this is how florence has been forced to make a living — collecting and selling scrap from this dump site. she's fallen on hard times after her small food stall was shut to make way for a new expressway. florence earns just 85 us cents a day. even then, she says she could still feed her children twice a day before food prices shot up. translation: nowadays, - i am only able to cook supper. we cannot manage to cook lunch, because prices are very high. so, florence now rarely shops at her local market. onions are used in almost every family meal in kenya. six months ago, these three would have cost you about nine us cents, but now the price has more than doubled, and even though this is one of the cheapest places to buy vegetables in nairobi, many families have been priced out of the market — they can no longer afford them. food production is down in kenya because

from africa to the middle east. from america to asia, allan messina, hippy liter, cut kasai, just the needle member controls the streets leading to the black sea. turkish and un officials will believe the shipments that much of the world is desperately waiting for but trust is a key factor underlying the deal, and that is a high level of skepticism on all sides. the w correspondent, dorian jones, in its double, is following these events for us, and i put it to him that there must be widespread relief at the news of this deal. absolutely, we're talking about the feel, the releasing potential, 20000000 tons of ukrainian grain as being trapped in black sea port because of the russian invasion of ukraine. this comes to the time with weld soaring food prices, and part of that store in prices is blamed on the shortage of grain from ukraine. one of the bread baskets of the world. and according to you and to show briefing repulses ahead of finding harmony, you said over a 100000000 people have been plunged into poverty and

according to the you, in millions of people in east africa are facing food shortages. the broad stretches far beyond pena, parts of ethiopia and somalia have also been effected even of his dogs raining significantly and people planned crops. it'll be months before they can harvest anything. climate change is expected to increase the frequency and severity of droughts as rivers run dry. people at b sharp rally are traveling increasingly long distances in search of water, lank, or hank. okay, i have been walking for days with my animals. i finally found some water. this side on but it's not enough. the government has suspended import duties and levies on mays as well as animal feed to cushion canyons when the rising cost of living. but many are still desperate. it is very had her to say as mothers or of families made to wear, made the ran out or food or out of mills for almost a day or 2 days. oh, so trish away or others? sometimes the event reported our death gears do tour as hunger does allude, have been reported. saw the situation is very bad. community elders are wor

, and across east africa and the rest of africa. i think awareness of the implications for food security there and, and a 1st and foremost, that's the reason. there are already reports. now our is after this deal was signed of we price is falling as a result of the agreement. this tendency holds is the food emergency averted for now. i expect prices to continue to follow up. global food prices did spike in february of this year. and then again in march of this year, we reach to historic highs. after that, food prices started to level off and they've been, they've been falling incrementally since then. at the same time, global serial prices remain about 50 percent higher than where they were about this time last year. so it's your prices are still incredibly elevated despite the fact that despite the fact that overall prices are starting to level of a level off, i do expect that serial prices will start to, to fall even more as a result of this deal. i do know though that this deal has a time frame of $180.00 days, and i think that t

, and, and, and across a east africa and the rest of africa. i think awareness of the implications for food security there. and, and a 1st and foremost, that's the reason there are already reports. now our is after this deal was signed of we price is falling as a result of the agreement. this tendency holds is the food emergency averted for now. i expect prices to continue to follow global food prices did spike in february of this year. and then again in march of this year, we reach to historic highs. after that, food prices started to level off and they've been, they've been falling incrementally since then. at the same time, global serial prices remain about 50 percent higher than where they were about this time last year. so it's your prices are still incredibly elevated, despite the facts that despite the fact that overall prices are starting to level of a level off, i do expect that cyril prices will start to, to fall even more as a result of this deal. i do note though that this deal has a time frame of $180.00 days, and i think that the

east was valley some parts of martini over the next few days. good. there is some of that wet weather across or eastern parts of africa to the east of the riff area, chance of one or 2 coastal showers into kenya into somalia. lottie drive to the south of that charter, some weather weather around the east in cape or south africa, but the most part is fine and dry. ah frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect anything changed. their problem in lebanon is actually structural lebanon needs and use of contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the goal, is my security, and that creates a government, has knowledge to be seen in depth analysis of the days. global headlines, this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, you know, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera. lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stores this out. the world health organization has declared to the monkey pox outbreak, a global health emergency. it's the w h chose highest level of that. un health agency

, and across east africa and the rest of africa. i think awareness of the implications for food security there and, and a good 1st and foremost, that's the reason. there are already reports. now our is after this deal was signed of wheat. price is falling as a result of the agreement. this tendency holds is the food emergency averted for now. i expect prices to continue to follow up. global food prices did spike in february of this year. and then again in march of this year, we reach to historic highs. after that, food prices started to level off and they've been, they've been falling incrementally since then. at the same time, global serial prices remain about 50 percent higher than where they were about this time last year. so it's your prices are still incredibly elevated despite the fact that despite the fact that overall prices are starting to level of a level off, i do expect that cyril prices will start to, to fall even more as a result of this deal. i do note though that this deal has a time frame of $180.00 days, and i thin

africa. other countries, it had not occupied the middle east by africa. it does not village the african countries. so it had a clean plate when they come to africa. this is very possible that big and managed was the next summit in africa. was trivial for all face. it came right on the heels of a nother high profile meeting in the region. russian president vladimir putin held talks with his arena and on turkish counterparts into a run this week. as part of the stomach trunk a piece process for resolving this re a conflict. the ah summit focused on measures to try and in the 11 year long syrian war on the table included the escalating energy crisis in europe. the exports of ukrainian grey around the supreme leader also took some time during the meetings to offer his opinion on nato. war is a violent and difficult issue, and the islamic republic is in no way happy that civilians get caught up in it. but concerning ukraine had russia not taken the initiative, the other side would have taken the initiative and cause the war. nato is a dangerous entity. the wes

and who is not there. america had was drawn from the middle east and had ignored africa. china was russia were active in both of the east and africa, and the american f. one point, we're not happy that chinese and dawson care about that was just silent criticism. and now off of the agreement, as all of the americans began to discover that you can not leave those areas. and that's why you had those statements regarding africa and the middle east from the american fissions. they don't want the russia, they don't want the chinese people on this. they want to be back. remember the ignored them for doing one year and half on the musician and went on a crisis happened. they began to be active and they wanted to visit. and it was a very long inject that compared to the summit with the russian and the radiance and to day level meeting, not only vision president, but also presented that and so even go to a very interesting article in egyptian people who got the washer and africa and the link summit, we don't know where it will be held in africa because the 1st one was in some she and our 2nd lot o

inspired this british player to victory ah, south africa as president is among the dignities attending a mass funeral of some 21 young people who died in east london in south africa, the students were found dead and a bar last sunday and mysterious circumstances. authorities are investigating the cause of death and they've taken blood samples for toxicology tests. students have been at celebrating the end of their exams. please say there were no obvious signs of injury. the ball has since been shut down from the miller as lifeless. now angel hannah's bug talk us through. what's been happening this morning at the memorial service? well then, the service is taking place as a number of questions remain around exactly what happened on the sunday before last . when these 21 bodies were found in that tavern 18 of the people killed during this part that was held at the tavern, are being buried in the surf funeral this morning. 2 of them were buried yesterday and one earlier this morning. the majority of though of them though, are being buried in the proceedings that we see in the east, in east london, a movie. it's likely that the president's prop

means that new millions of refugees will attack the prosperous european union from the middle east and north africa, this is not our problem. this is the problem of the european union imposed sanctions. accept new millions of migrants , refugees, internally displaced persons who will knock on your door for us is much more important. i even think about the problem of unblocking ukrainian ports, which are mined, but armed forces of ukraine i have big doubts that they will carry out a mine clearing operation. still, our main task is to supply food not to the european union and not to the united states of america as a satellite, but to the countries of central asia in our soviet space. iran again, afghanistan and i think that to a certain extent we can also revise the regime that rules everything in kabul today, perhaps in the current geopolitical ones. conditions, so we do not threaten anyone, but our grain and we will supply food precisely to those zones , those regions of the world that are critically important for russia in terms of stability, predictability of the development of the situation, the

reporter: many people in east africa are facing food shortages. >> the drought extends far beyond kenya. even this starts raining and people plant crops, it will be months before they can harvest anything. climate change is expected to increase the frequency of droughts. as rivers run dry, they have to travel long distances in search of water. >> i have been walking for days with my animals. i have finally found some want to her, but it is not do enough. reporter: many are still desperate. >> it is very hard to see that mothers and families by run out of food for almost a day or two days. sometimes we reported death case due to hunger. the situation is very bad. reporter: people have started fighting over dwindling resources. >> my son was looking after the camels. four months ago, some men shot and killed him and sold the animals. reporter: savings are held in livestock. a man without animals cannot provide. drought can wipe out a family's fortunes and it can take years to recover, so make sure the hurt stays alive is a priority. sohail: let's bring in my guests. in amsterdam, policy a

soviet union back in the 1950s, did support all pollutions against colonial powers in the middle east and africa. so 2 africans, and in the east, russia, which is the end of the soviet union. the legitimate union was a friend. i mean, let's put it this way, a friend of them at the soviet union as a strategic alliance or ally, been that strategic alliance over the kate. this strategic alliance made the african countries and the countries middle eastern in general. i believe that russia is a genuine ally. it doesn't lecture the world and the african countries of how to adopt the western back in the mac, the sea, which as a matter of fact, as a political scientist the western back to may not fulfill all the prerequisites needed in those countries. in order to implement the western sky, you have to have the basic human rights and physiological needs. a safety 1st, then you give them the political right. don't ask somebody who's suffering from famine, like the pattern of the mocker. see, 1st, it gives them the basic needs then look at the can meet. as a matter of fact, russia again could ability and

he was born hussein abdi kahin, but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flew him from east africaith fake documents when he was 9 years old. until now he had always told people that he came with his parents to the uk from somalia as a refugee. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell has the story. he isa he is a household name and winning double gold at london 2012 was one of the defining moments of the olympics. but life for mo farah could have been very different and we now know he's not who we think he is. ~ .,, we now know he's not who we think he is. ~ ., , , ., , we now know he's not who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my — is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, _ is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's _ is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's not - is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's not the - but it's not my name, it's not the reality. the real story is i was born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin. in born north of somalia as hussein ab

throughout the world of bloc approach, attempts to force the countries of asia, the middle east, africa latin america to rally around the united states and the collective west against russia china to unite in a global bloc under the leadership of the united states since almost no one outside the western world wants to make such a choice or does not want such pressure only weakens and without that fading american influence is the latest example of joe biden's visit to saudi arabia, but the question is what other politics can be expected from leaders like biden and palace all the life experience this confrontation has. the building of military-political blocs and then their expansion is still a deplorable situation with the elites in europe in one of the interviews, henry kissenger was asked what he thinks about modern european leaders. and this is what he said european leadership does not have political flair and does not carry missions that brought into their leadership, the previous heads of state. such as adenauer and de golf, with very few exceptions, such as hungary, the current eur

countries that are generallin the geographi vicity -- so those are countries in asia, and the mile east,, africauntries that are heavily reliant on imports, that consume a lae amount of wheat. countries that most in need of ukraine's green. particularly in the horn of africa right now that's experienced repeated droughts, where food and security levels are extremely high -- insecurity levels are extremely high. many people are in the brink of famine. also in her countries such as yemen. very reliant on the black sea for imports. so a country like yemen as well. countries like this might experience some relief because of the seal. >> do you trust pressure to stick to their commitments under the deal -- russia to stick to their commitments under the deal? >> >> time will tell. we have seen them make certain commitments through the length of the war thus far. a difference could be that this is a deal that was brokered by multiple parties, that was assigned today by russia and ukraine -- signed today by russia and ukraine. with the united nations answer can be a part of the negotiations. very specif

so it's a concern right now i'm outside of in denver gary's in central and east africa. it's primarily but not exclusively, but primarily within communities of men who have sex with men. but that should not lead to complacency that, that community matters a lot. and also could spill over easily to other communities. as we've seen with the h i v epidemic give us an idea, then what are the symptoms, what should people be watching out for? if they're watching this now, there are characteristic monkey pox rashes on that they should be looking at. and particularly if they're in a, an elevated risk group that if they've had an intimate sexual relationships or close physical contact with somebody who might be l, there should be contact tracing. and there should be widespread testing. and there should be a strategic deployment of vaccines to really try to nip this in the bud. but the window for containment of market parks is rapidly closing. and, you know, we, we fear that this could become endemic in europe, north america, and other parts of the world over the next months and y

and that's why you had those statements regarding africa and the middle east from the american officials, not one of the, the one, the chinese. they want to be back. second, a lot of stuff because it has no history in africa. countries it had not occupied the middle east. it okay. i got it knocked village the african so it had a clean plate when they come to africa. so this is very possible that they can manage when the next summer in absence. yeah. a lot of talking happening this week . sure. again, love robes visit came right on the heels of another high profile meeting in the region from russian president vladimir putin. hel talks with his a really and turkish counterparts into a room that's part of the us, the nor troika piece process for resolving the serial complex. the ah, the trio focused on measures to solve the syrian war now into it's 2nd decade. their topics on the table included the escalating energy crisis in europe, the exports of ukrainian grain. iran supreme leader also took some time during the meetings to offer his opinion on nato. war is a violent and difficult issue,

where does the purchased one go after it is not a secret, but the main distribution center middle east africalack cash is a lot of money. this is the huge black anal that comes in. again, in the hands of certain people, already in various ways, according to crm schemes, e-e are transported to the same africa from africa spread. e around the world, including there and the middle east against the backdrop of news about the big in the number of transactions in the darknet with ukrainian weapons in the united states, almost 800 companies have declared their readiness to produce new ones, if necessary, a huge business at the state level by the pentagon, or in the coming weeks they will decide on the ideas of a possible production of weapons for ukraine and also for the us military using such weapons, by the way, you can shoot down a plane to arrange sabotage and attacks on civilian objects among the banned organizations in the world for this is a huge demand. and apparently these rockets disappear about themselves far beyond outside of europe, vladimir putin today spoke on the phone with the prime

africa. it has not occupied the middle east. if i got it does not balance the african countries. so it has a clean plate when they come to africa. this is very possible that big and managed with the nic pharmacy as well. after wrapping up his visits to the republic of congo, mister lovell will travel to ethiopia and uganda. and of course, our correspondent will bring you all the latest on the visits as it continues. in the dawn bus, heavy artillery fire exchange has intensified across the length of the front line. the russian defense ministry says the artillery together with a long range, missiles have hit a large number of targets on ukrainian territory, including control centers, ammunition depots, measure hardware on the ship in the ports of a data. and they've gone, screw public out. 3 units have been using shells filled with leaflets, urging kids forces to surrender. ortiz saga and dia, this one such artillery unit fighting bridges on the, on the don was frontline with artillery playing a crucial role. the queen in forces are bombarded daily, including with these $122.00 mill

and that's why you had those statements regarding africa and the middle east from the american fish. and they don't want that. russia, if you don't want the chinese want, they want to be back. i can do a lot of stuff because it has no history in africa from other countries. it has not occupied the middle. it has not. okay. i got, it did not village the african. so it had a clean plate when they come to africa. this is very possible that big and managed when the next summer in africa. well, after wrapping up his visits, the democratic republic of congo, mister lovegrove will travel if you appear anew gander. and of course, our correspondence will bring you all the latest on the visits continues. now to the dawn bus, where heavy artillery fire exchange has intensified across the entire length of the front line, the russian defense minister says the artillery together with long range missiles have hit a large number of targets on ukrainian territory, including control centers, ammunition deposed measure hardware, and a ship in the ports of a death. in the guns republic artillery units, i

the fossil following, her passion has paid off in 2019 harmony, became the 1st woman to win the east africa superbike championship. she then came 2nd at the 2019 red star supervisor championship in johannesburg, south africa, her secret weapon, the cheers from her dad. that plasma he of assoni that was intend to maintain and then iving them. what you later on gave her mom and i kill. yeah, oh good. harmony is lucky to have her parents blessing, but she didn't exactly give them a choice. cool boy, anything, no one is stopping me. if i come home, use that nagging and saying sot off. i'm not stopping. harmony is smashing the stereotype that racing is not for women. even though some racers told her that she didn't belong on the track, she'd in let it slower down. this hill going was there was you. you'll need some people who want to put your dough. but you know, my clown rela, well here is always in since harmony started making a name for herself. her coach has noticed more women on the track. we are seeing more and more interesting fact there i would see easy. now we are heading towards the fa

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east was valley some parts of more. tavia, over the next few days. good. there was some of that wet weather across or eastern parts of africa to the east of the refinery. a chance of one or 2 coastal showers into kenya into somalia allotted dry to the south of that charter. some wet weather around the east cape of south africa. but the most part is fine and dry. ah, inequality corruption, repression and rage to political. it just decided to cut to the piece of cake. i'm sure it won't. each other and documentary explores the desperate states of democracy in lebanon, hulu, through the eyes of those who are losing hope, every day o dreams are becoming blue. democracy maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera with with ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this out where the world health organization has declared the monkey pox outbreak of global health emergency is w h chose highest level of alert. you and health agency, it thinks the risk of monkey pox is height in europe and moderate elsewhere. ukraine's military says, russian missiles have hit the nation's main port in odessa becomes a day off to both

well, you know, there were behind 1998 east africa bombings. they were behind al qaeda was behind the uss hall and to be clear al-qaida was behind the 2002 mombasa bombings in november 2002, but the reason they were able to pull it off it was it was against a hotel in his radio earned hotel and against israeli airliners that they did they those attacks and mombasa. so al qaida was behind us and but the reason they were able to pull her office because the operatives had been dispatched east africa at the end of 2000 or early 2001. they had left afghanistan before operation freedom. so it got lucky. i don't think you know, i don't think that that that it got lucky once i said there they're more than they're more than just got lucky. um one thing that i would like to add and what what is what is important to keep in mind is the methods that? that bin laden adopted and he carefully was and and he clearly was a master at planning and he doesn't he prefers he's up. his preference is. for very basic attacks that you can actually carrying out carry out

gary is in central in east africa. it's primarily but not exclusively the, primarily within communities of men who have sex with men and but that should not lead to complacency. that, that community matters a lot and also could spill over easily to other communities. as we seen with the h. i. v. epidemic still had for you on the program. ah, day after fighting between rival arm groups kills at least 16 people in libya's capital clash is bank house on the outskirts of miss rata. and google flies, a senior software engineer. he said it's artificial intelligence chat bought was a self aware being ah, how i am pleased to say that incredible heat wave across a good part of europe starting to ease. so even northern parts is going to be hot, as opposed to incredibly hot them fairbetter cloud coming into the northwest. the larry of low pressure will bring a change across surpass of ireland certain northern ireland, scotland, england, and wales. it will turn a little wetter and a windy and eventually we will see some of that wh

he told the bbc's birth name and was given a different name by those who flew in from east africa withdocuments. he previously said he came to the u.k. from somalia with his the bbc community affairs correspondent has the story. >> one of the defining moments of the london 2012 olympics. mo farah on super saturday, taking gold in the 10,000 meters. part of a record-breaking career cementing his place in the history books. but life could have turned out to be very different and we now know that he is not who we think he is. >> most people know me as mo farah but it is not my name or the reality. the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia. as hussein [indiscernible] >> and a new documentary he reveals he was a child slave, trafficked to the u.k. at the age of nine and was work for a family in west london. my job was to look after those kids. shower for them, cook for them, clean for them. e said that if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you said anything, they would take you away. >> i would lock myself in the bathroom and cry. there's nobod

they're unlike others. america was drawn from the middle east and ignored africa was china was russia were active in most of the east and africa. and the american, at one point will not heavy chinese and dawson's bill, but that was just a silent criticism. and now after the cleaning and all of the americans began to discover that you can not leave those areas. and that's why you had those statements regarding africa and the middle east from the american fissions. these are one of the, the one, the chinese they want to be back. second, a lot of stuff because it has no history in africa. other countries, it had not occupied, the middle east by it did not village the african countries, so it had a clean slate when become to africa. so this is very possible that big and managed was the next summit in africa was trivial for all phase. it came right on the heels of a nother high profile meeting in the region. russian president vladimir putin held talks with his rainy and turkish counterparts into a run this week. as part of the stomach trunk a piece process for resolving this. re a conflict

professor, following her passion has paid off in 2019 harmony, became the 1st woman to win the east africa superbike championship. she then came 2nd at the 2019 red star supervisor championship in johannesburg, south africa, her secret weapon, the cheers from her dad. that plasma he of us so me that was in 2019 and then iving them what you hear on game from now and i kill yeah. look, harmony is lucky to have her parents blessing. but she didn't exactly give them a choice. well, anything no, on the stopping me. if i come home, you start nagging and thing thought off. i'm not stopping. harmony is smashing the stereotype that racing is not for women. even though some racers told her that she didn't belong in the track, she'd in let it slower down. this one was, there was you, you'll need some people who want to put, you know, but you know, my clown rela, well here in the, with since harmony, started making a name for herself. her coaches noticed more women on the track. we are seeing more and more interesting fact. there are, i would see easy me now. we are heading towards the fatty puffin mo

me over to you if there is chaos, definitely in back security in the region. meanwhile, over in east africa, the directional mich situation is also provoked. massive unrest there. hundreds of kenyans have taken to the streets and protests at rapidly rising costs of living, many saying that they are increasingly struggling to put food on the table. now the government has blamed the crisis on the conflict in ukraine some 8000 kilometers away, saying that its affected prices all around the world. now costs have been surging with the price of basic food stuff, such as flower shook and cooking oil doubling in recent weeks. protests is a plane, the government for the economic hardships with crowds gathering in front of the president's administrative building. to express that outrage some claim, the government has been treating them like slaves. i want to let you know what to do on up fine. children are starving to death, and honestly, we are suffering simply because we cannot afford even a pack of corn flower or may not. even the most common fish produced in kenya is now too expensive. but you sa

attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> back with a remarkable plane crash in east africaen more incredible that anyone on board survived. the twin engine plane flipped over while landing in somalia's capital and caught fire. >>> amazon is facing a federal investigation stemming from complaints about poor working conditions. prosecutors are inspecting amazon warehouses across the country, beginning with low kagtss outside new york, chicago and orlando. at issue, the grueling pace of work. one employee said she was on her feet so long her leg was swelling. the company is accused of hiding worker injuries. amazon has not commented on the investigation. >>> the fbi has joined the case of a major jewelry heist in california, but there's still no information being released about potential suspects. here's the latest. >> reporter: this morning a growing mystery in california. what happened to millions of dollars in jewels, gems and other valuables on their way to a jewelry show near l.a.? >> it's super tragic. >> reporter: the heist fit for a hollywood movie on july 11th when a

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