that means more uncertainties for families and the economy of the gambia. the united nations is warning climate change is on the brink of becoming irreversible. that's pushing people to find new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. one company in july is turning to insects . our latin america editor, lucy, and newman, has the story from the city of chalka. they feed night and day at staggering speed. one kilo of black soldier fly eggs, eat 25 tons of la ganeth residue in just one week. could you still impartially the co founder and general manager of food for the future? a julian start up that transforms food waste and fly larva into a super food in almost a blink of the eye there why we chose the flies and a specific the black soldier fly. it's because the tremendous ability they have to process a lot of food waste and a lot of different types of food waste in, in a short period of time. and also the ability they have to apply technology to scale these from an industrial point of every year the world produces more than 1000000000 tons of residue from f

the tenth century in reno that by the 12th century, islam was widely practiced in right now seneca gambiathat fact so you can think of the first century of black people, enslaved in north america as tradition african religion, ancestor worship, a very powerful force but more c particularly in cuba and brazil but 30% of our ancestors were so we had 20%, an unknown percentage who work baptized roman catholics in the majorityag practiced ancestral traditional african religion think of it as this, those who are not letting africans join, africa christianity, worshiping their own gods, forming a melted religion and the anglicans open opened up in the great awakening in baptists really welcomed, my uncle is methodist, he was trained like martin luther king and i remember you told me when james cones black theology came out, his church was, we happened to be home at the same time and he said that christianity is different than white christianity. i wasn't into studying about the black church at that time, i've been raised in the church, as you know from the book, i was saved when i was 12 men re

25 percent we know because of the amazing database and then 25 percent of the ancestors came from gambialy muslim and those that came from congo angola into amazing things that i learned that historians argue about the percentage but that is the figure given by he would that about 20 percent were muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i told the story in the book and i interview one of his descendents and he left behind the manuscript and how to find mecca and pray to the east and the first black church and then to argue about the first black church but the first african baptist church in savannah in 1773 there is a great scene in the film where to interpret and being carved into one of the pews. [laughter] and there is a sensor in the kitchen. but 20 percent of the ancestors were muslim when they landed what is now the united states and a percent that we don't know because the king of congo converted to catholicism in 1491. the year before columbus sailed the ocean blue and he converted his kingdom. he understood power he sent his son to be t

it up on the trans-atlantic slave trade database. 20 percent of our ancestors came from southern gambia which was heavilymuslim and 25 percent came from congo angola . one of the amazing things, two of the amazing things i've learned when we were making the movement and i was writing this book was that about 20 percent, now historians argue about this percent. it's not settled on 20 percent and that's a figure given by john thorton and linda haywood, great friends with jim faster. about 20 percent of our enslaved ancestors were practicing muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i tell the story in the book of mohammed in the book and i interview one of his descendents. he left behind a manuscript in arabic, instructions on how to find, how to pray to the east. and the first black church, there e are about four churches and they argue which one was the first black church but we filled in the first african baptist church in savannah and that was formed in 1773 and there's this great scene in the film where we flew down a linguist from harvard to

been wildly varying estimates of how many people were carried out of west africa, really from sena gambia down the coast to southern angola, and eventually, later on, into south and east africa. how many people were carried to the new world? well, it turns out that we know quite a bit about the slave trade because the slave trade was a big business. and we have an abundance of business records. those business records and, indeed, practically every kind of conceivable record has now been mined and put together in something called the transatlantic slave trade database. and i would recommend it to all of you. this is a really magnificent scholarly achievement. we now have records on something more than 33,000 slaving voyages. most of which began in europe, some of which began in the united states, some of which began in brazil. but which resulted in this massive movement of humanity across the atlantic. if you want, by the way, that url is slavevoyages.org or go to any particular search engine and type in slave voyages, you'll go there. this is a website that is free and open to the public,

stronger pulses of rain rolling through areas of nigeria, but also as we head towards senegal to gambia and sierra the own on monday, free town, a high of $27.00 degrees. the a year ago, one of the largest nuclear blast in history killed more than 200 people and injured 1000. the victims families still need answers. we want to compute just how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support. let's be professional. it was not intended for was on the and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship. the missing amal and it was a move in one way or another. and a league wave for join me for there for the full report on l. o. a. come back the main stories. now afghan government forces facing and advancing taliban, which is now targeting major cities and provincial capitols in the country. rockets have rained down on kandahar airport while the on group also launched a fierce campaign to take control of lash cook, which is in how much province limping, actually is requesting to stay in japan. the better i should sprinter, christina seminar sky, it has been seen at the board in tokyo sunday,

and finally, to new jersey, molly mauritania, gambia all the teams, and group f, the opening game is on january the 9th. one of the biggest names in american football has sent out a warning to parents on the risk of concussion to children. hall of fame of brett far is urging, urging parents not to allow their kids to play tackle or contact football until they are 14. he's released a hard hitting video in the u. s. alongside the concussion legacy foundation. if you put me in tackle today, by the time i'm a senior in high school, all paid 13 years of tackle football. i could already have g t, e and it will continue to destroy my brain even after i stop playing. by the time i'm your age, i can be fighting depression struggling to keep my story. i can become violent even towards molly children. hopeful. keep me out of tackle football. tell them 40 in c t o connect trauma taken. philosophy is a generative brain condition that's linked to repeated concussions. symptoms the similar to out time is disease, but it can't be diagnosed until after person's death. experts looked at $65.00 high sc

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and finally tis the bali mauritania and gambia of the teams. and group f, you can, and game is on january the 9th. we are sorry. yes, the draw is always special because there is excitement, there is emotion compared to the teams you are supposed to meet. and often there are groups that are very, very hard. and today i think that the draw is rather homogeneous. if i may say so. inevitably, they will be surprises. we all hope because all the teams that are qualified have a goal. christina, now there is break. his silence on transfer room is calling them disrespectful. in an instagram post, the event is forward insisted he isn't returning to rail madrid and that story at the finish club has been written. rinaldo says the way his future is being discussed is disrespectful to the clubs involved. yes, 12 months left on his contractor events, but has no desire to leave a well former political madrid and chelsea strike at diego costa has landed in brazil ready to join, athletic o manero. the 32 year old spain international is a free agent having termin

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applicant, sierra equitorial, guinea and ivory coast and finding she knew the molly mauritania and gambia all the teams in great f. louise on how says the netherlands have made the right choice, appointing him for 3rd time as national coach. the 70 wrote as managed barcelona by munich and manchester united. his 1st bell is dutch coach ended when he failed to get them into the 2002 world cup the 2nd time around. he led them to a 3rd place finish and 2014. now his job is to qualify for the world cup in cattle . give all died all saddam with nails of low. i've always done everything to help dutch football. and i think if i'd been in the position of the dutch football association, i would also have chosen me so yes, that's why i've said yes. argentina's giants, boca genius of sax, that coach miguel am how rousseau has been let go after a poor runner results. he made it happy in these archives pictures, but they've not one yet this season and they sit 3rd from bottom in the table. they've also been knocked out the coffee leverage flores by me to come on the germans supercop for the 9th time th

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it has been particularly white for western africa, banjo the gambia, scooped up 72 millimeters of rain and we'll see those storms move east to west along the gulf of guinea on wednesday. that's your weather update. the news frank assessments, by way it is a lesson again, freedom suppress, informed opinions what you saw happening in market. it was what it was was petune is the critical debate, the real cost here. it's not between any other group. we are confident here between 34 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a book about you're watching over there with lisa who run the reminder of all top stories. india's health ministry says the crew of virus pandemic that is still raging, and it's far from over. on tuesday cases, roads by more than 42000, but they 40 percent increase on the previous day. almost half of all new infections in the southern states of carola, over in buckets on the government says it's given 1000000 vaccine days in a single day. for the 1st time. it follows a battled unvaccinated people in

and because in very wet weather, the sunny goal and the gambia, the news around the world, a powerful entities are working to manipulate an influence on the controls. faking algorithms that are being developed and designed to push the content that says quick me every click, we make value so often what, what ends in the, for the 5 last series raise in mexico examining propaganda and prop shape content. wholesale. the algorithm on i just got one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a middle east and tough or trade and money skillfully enough out 3 key areas of develop, filling up from it. connecting the world, connecting the future got to gateway to whoa trade. oh, i welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories here and i'll just say, president biden has delivered a fierce defense of us withdrawal from a son calling me evacuation. and extraordinary success claimed forces were not holding on as long as expected a ton of bands back in control of cobbles, airport after the final us plane left. but the gro

broadcast in africa and toward the west, we've got some really big storms as we head toward senegal, the gambia rate, through into sierra leone. so free town, a high of 26 degrees on thursday. that sure weather sponsored call cut on airways. the taliban has reclaimed but us withdraw began news earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without making support of a trail of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a job here. oh, the me. what, you know, just a reminder of our top story, this up us president joe biden says, forces to stay on and on until all american citizens that are being chaotic seems a couple airports with african desperately trying to leave after the taliban seems the capital l 2200 people are known to have died in haiti's wake with rescue efforts hampered by bad weather. entire communities have been raised in rural areas . new the episode corona virus cases have surged to record high in malaysia within 23000 new

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stronger pulses of rain rolling through areas of nigeria, but also as we head towards senegal, the gambia and sierra leone on monday, free town, a high of $27.00 degrees. ah frank assessments, spyware. it is less than again, freedom, suppress, informed opinions. what you saw happening is market carpeted. it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate, the real cost here. it's not between any other companies here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh, the me look about you're watching out there at least a whole romney reminder of all top stories of got a song president has told parliament a state of aggression is being imposed on the country by taliban bulls in attacking several cities. god, he added that us forces are withdrawing from more quickly than expected. at least 8 people have now died in the files that have burned across turkey for the past 5 days through the still battling several wild on the popular tours marius natalia and lucca. the international olympic committee says, russian olympian ch

wednesday, we see those storms toward that southwest corner of molly pushing into senate goal and the gambia banjo has a high of 29 degrees on wednesday. that's a snapshot of your weather. thanks for tuning in fees to the frank assessments by way. it is again, freedom, surprising informed opinions what you saw happening get from market it was what it was was petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other great companies here that 4 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh the me. so again, this is amanda law, top stories. the taliban has promised to respect women's rights given amnesty to those who fought against it and make sure i get it done. does not become a safe ground farm groups, but afghans and world leaders are skeptical us as the top of on has agreed to allow safe passage for civilian. struggling to leave. cobbled, american military is blown out. 2200 people so far. u k. says it will accept up to 20000 african refugees in the coming years. now, heavy rains brought on by a tropical s

for western areas of the country up against the basic coast that continues for senate goal and the gambia. on friday, the frank assessments, by way it is again freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening in march. there was 42. there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here between the 2 years. rather than that, give them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, the me watching all diseases. the reminder of our top story is this our confidential un report claims. the taliban has priority lists of people that wants to arrest and i've got to stand those talk didn't of soldiers police and intelligence personnel. it says the town of honors, carrying out door to door visits. evacuation of diplomats and afghans was continuing a couple international airport. the us moved 3000 people and thursday night and says about 18000 evacuated since the town of van took over the pages. only medical oxygen time has been left severely damaged after sundays. powerful earthquakes, more than 200

wednesday, we see those storms toward that southwest corner of molly pushing into senate goal and the gambia banjo has a high of 29 degrees on wednesday. that's a snapshot of your weather. thanks for tuning in fees to use as the resurgent taliban retakes, i've got his don, female activist john list, and even school goes on to threats. 11 east investigate the fight for stones women on al jazeera, investigative journalist, and government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining the headline. is this another potential flash point for conflicts, voices from different corner? every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not the one but several time program that has been your i to tentative you today on algebra. ah, do you want to help save the world? need into your own? ah ah ah, one of the top stories 0 is fast news conference and taking control of afghanistan, the taliban is declared at once. peaceful relations with other countries who consist it will offer amnesty to anyone who worked with t

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that you can look up right now or look it up under the trans-atlantic database 25 percent come from gambiand 25 percent come from angola. one of the amazing things one of the facts that i have learned is that about 20 percent, and that is a figure about 20 percent were muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i told the story in the book and in the film and i interview one of his descendents and he left behind the manuscript in arabic and how too find mecca and pray to the east. the first black churches those argue which is the first but we felt the first african baptist church was in savanna was 1773 there is a great scene in the film we flew down the language from harvard to interpret those scripts that are engraved or carved into one of the pews and says it's arabic. [laughter] the sister in the kitchen i could hear yelling. but 20 percent of the ancestors were muslim and practicing muslims when they landed what is now the united states. and a percentage we don't know had also been baptized roman catholics because the king of condo on —- congo

right now or you could look it up under the slave trade database about 25% of ancestors came from gambia, these stories argue about this, i settled on 20% and not by linden and great friends of brian and jim. 20% of our enslaved ancestors were practicing muslim make on the books i did not know that until i got on the book. >> i tell the story of mohammed and i interviewed one and he left behind a manuscript in arab, instructions on this and the first black churches, there are about four churches and argue which one was the first black church. the first african baptist church was formed in 1773. the language from harvard to interpret some scripts engraved, carved into one of the pews. he looked at it and said its arabic. [laughter] is a a sister in the kitchen, i could hear yelling thank the curse of hebrew. [laughter] 20% of my ancestors were muslim, practicing muslims when they landed in what's now the united states in the percent that we don't know were also baptized catholics because the king of condo congo in the year 1491, 1n the ocean blue, he converted his kingdom and he was no du

there are only two countries in the world that have met their pledges, that is i think gambia in morocco. it's not like we have a lot of countries meeting the mark. but cities i think are inspiring those nations to do better, it is the citizens in beijing, and saying that quality, and power to do something about it, it is really to empower the grassroots to say to the national leaders through civic and state leaders, let's do better, and that mayor to mayor conversation happens beautifully at the global level. rep. graves: i will follow-up with writing after this, but i want to turn to ms. wallace. can you talk a little bit, again, i love the mayor garcetti quote in regards to nipa, but can you talk a little bit about the frustration with implementation, can you talk about some of the challenges y'all have had with trying to implement resiliency efforts that are obstructed by some of the red tape? i know that nafta and others are priorities for you and your organization. ms. wallace: a priority that we hope to see move forward both for the resilience of the navigation system, but also fo