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the gambia pulls off a famous win at the under 20 world cup, right. it's male will joined us in just the the the for 400 year old cotton tree scene is a national symbol of sierra leone has fallen during a storm in the capital free town. the government described the loss as heartbreak. alex beard has the story to see a really owns national symbol. now nothing more than a stump. after 400 years free towns, custom tree was finally felled by storm. on wednesday, it's the last that the country's president has described as leaving a gap in people's hops. so you can, i get this symbol from smoke up says this was a ride according to legion slaves who won the freedom, 5 single, the prisoners side of the american war of independence preyed under the tree when they arrived in west africa and founded free town. it since the don't bank notes on stamps, and has become a place of pre if the residence of sierra leone is capital in recent decades, is tell it over a busy round about the, the national museum, the central post office, and the country's highest cost. hist

on the brink of illumination, the gambia took the lead in this game group game and the 13 minutes. thanks to a france, i'll go friends who won this competition back in 2013. got back to this contest with a heather from wilson. the team nickname the young scorpions provided a sting in the tail as madame sang for what proved to be the winner for the gambia . now on top of the rebels forming one leader, a max for staff and has called the best time in practice ahead of the monica from pre for, for our east carlos sams, club facetime in the opening practice session. but then crashed out in the afternoon or staff and just edged out for ari shotzel player who is gaming for a 1st home when 7 times from champions room sampling finished 3rd focus and his new loved mercedes because a lot more competitive. but the better for our re, especially i think we're still a bit lacking on the like general right of the car. so how it handles the curves, the bombs, the drops and camber. so that's still something we need to work on for tomorrow because you can see they are very, very close and knowing tha

now looking at the forecasts today, a bunch of the gambia is closing in on the record could set a record for the month of may. and then we've got our next, whether maker moving into the western cape providence, on monday, out of rain, thought of when to come by for now. so you said the oscar winning act or cate blanchett discuss is how advocating for refugees has changed her outlook people. i met for incredibly welcoming environmental to give and talks about the challenges facing the un with the ongoing global crisis. unit c icon reach one of these people. so it just reinforced to me the importance of the international community to maintain humanitarian aid. you and hcr, goodwill in basset or cate blanchett, talks to i'll just be around the the there watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this hour. millions of people in turkey are voting in the 2nd round of the presidential election incumbents. richard, ty, bird, alon is facing his opponents. former civil servants came out. can we share over at least one person has been killed and several injured in russian drone strikes. and the c

and there are also restrictions on exports to gambia guinea and other neighboring countries. and those working in processing fish remains into theater affected as well. as the only work we have here. listening to listening, we process all parts of the fish and so everything else sounds again, calling to say on the from the smoke fish. when i, when we get into the fish meal getting new new that we export to various countries . the me right now we mothers are really struggling to end enough money to feed our families . and of course we want our children to be able to attend school. the boy is one of the main points of departure for people hoping to reach spain via the canary islands. the 1st age of the journey using a local pembroke boat. once out at sea, they transferred to a launch of vessels for a treacherous journey. the cost 600 years this is the family of much noise. the man from senegal who lives in l. nivia with his son. it's been 14 months since his wife and law his father last saw him. guys, okay, well, i guess just fine. let me let you know you're in at all. well and

the few fish means less food for the local population, and they're also restrictions on exports to gambia guinea and other neighboring countries. and those working in processing fish remains and to feed are affected as well. as the only work we have here. listening and listening, we process will pops up the fish and so everything else. so again, calling from the smoke, fish wouldn't be only due to the fish meal getting new, leaky that we export to various countries. the missing right now we mothers now really struggling to end enough money to feed our families and of course we want our children to be able to attend school. the boy is one of the main points of departure for people hoping to reach spain via the canary islands. the 1st age of the journey using a local p rogue vote. once out at sea, they transferred to launch a vessels for a treacherous journey that costs $600.00 yours. this is the family of much noise. the man from senegal, who lives in el meadow a year with his son. it's been 14 months since his wife and loved his father. i last saw him guys. okay. well, i guess just fine.

dairy made in england that was indentured for stealing milk and a kidnapped and enslaved man from gambia. they went back to the late 1600s. then the sister of benjamin banneker. of course, any writer coming up on these stories would be thrilled and want to tell them. but i was from the side of the family that several generations ago had lost contact with our black relatives and black ancestors. and with generations of activists and people that thrived and survived. i had to grapple with the ethics of the project. i did a lot of research. i wrote an essay called white lies and fiction that posited my families denial of black presence and black genius in our origin stories that we have written out of ourselves as americans was mirrored in a larger cultural denial of black presence and black genius. i continued to do research and grapple with how i could write more about this and it years later my cousin ed lee harris saw the essay and got in touch and said, we need to talk about our family. that was an amazing moment in my life. it was a very healing moment. edie had done years of genealog

but the president says it's spiritual in june and sport the gambia full office payments when of the under 20 world come for who will be here with that story in just the the centuries old tree that serve as a historic symbol of sierra leone has fall in during a storm in the capital free town, the government described the loss of the 17 major toll cotton trees, heartbreak, chevrolet own, was founded by formerly enslaved africans returning from the united states. i like spirit has the story. you see a really owns national symbol. now nothing more than a stump. after 400 years free towns custom tree was finally felled by storm on wednesday. it's the last that the country's president has described as leaving a gap in people's hops. not receiving the symbols from smoke up says this was right. according to legion slaves who won the freedom facing on the prince's side of the american war of independence, preyed under the tree when they arrived in west africa and founded free town. it since the don't bank notes and stamps and has become a place of pre if the residence of c early owns capital and r

on monday, off to africa, we go temperatures coming down a bit in the gambia banjo at $39.00 degrees. and if we go to central africa right now, it's our usual spots that we're seeing. d. r. congo, here through the central african republic. i'm kind of rude and equitorial guinea on monday into the south. we go south africa, the western cape province. it'd be battered by some pretty powerful winds here. gust anywhere from 60 to 70 kilometers. probably lot of rain, but i think the heaviest of the rain will be east of cape town on monday. catch you later. i of the approved or reject the most progressive constitution ever proposed for any nation. and there's 3. yes or no. cheating voted no. the big picture us was a question that goes into the very foundation of judy until the cost of its relationship with indigenous people in the midst of 2 parts. one on the jersey. the challenges here, the down to the, the, again, this is but he is out from out 0 adrian setting up here in the main news. this is the case president, friendship time. $31.00 has one to run off election. but in any of the vote

migrants who come from june is here either from su, donald, from molly or the ivory coast gone on gambia. and those who also had to those who had a from libya, they tend to be chip, sions, moroccans, ethiopians, palestinians, and syrians has actually been a low here in the last, well perhaps more than 7 days also is because he's very stormy. of the mug was very high winds is windy on the show. so imagine out it said save more, a windy and dangerous across, then it would be uh, comma times. but this may really, this year originally has been really struggling with the major influx of migrant since the big may. the 5th, $442500.00 migrants arrive bus 268 percent more than the same period last year. and of course, there are many more waiting that are into an easier way be waiting to make the crossing, looking for a better life. a renewal in that you need to import of spike's a graveyard of broken dreams. these boats, once packed with migrants, a bit intercepted by the coast guard and ordered back to show. but those who were on board will almost certainly try to reach york again. they've come

creation of young women leaders across the area, something similar to this idea on the leadership of in gambia. there's a connection, convenient leaders empower and girls and women will transform in insecurity. sexual violence, domestic violence and leaders to enforce laws. how the west can invest more our leaders work for the people. help us in a way that doesn't also look like, something like a forest. working together with us our institutions, collaboration and sure over the decades they are sustained but also people we see that are in their own right space is created as we need. thank you. [applause] >> you are in any award story teller. looking at how we tell stories that serve women and girls? >> i think stories of hope talk about what we have achieved, what each other has achieved because this is going on, that's bad but we have made huge strides and what we are facing right now is backslash. we don't give up, we can achieve participation in women and girls because it's not a democracy. it's all right for one to order and one to obey, want to work and when not in we are looking for stro

tourists gambia matteo costanza tweeted this about the new campaign.cisco used to rank and somehow still does at the top for tourists, destinations, luring them in with pretty pictures fraudulently misrepresents what they will be shocked to witness in the sf hotel district. the biggest boost the city has gotten recently from tourism from international travelers and people attending corporate conferences. hotel occupancy rates, they are lower about 61% right now compared to 82% pre pandemic levels. the city, of course, hoping this all changes with their new campaign, especially ahead of the busiest summer travel months. reporting live in san francisco and bailey o'carroll ktvu fox two news. really thank you. 63 your time. chp is investigating a crash along the coast that killed two people and critically injured a third person. it happened at about 6 30 last night on highway one near being hollow state beach in san mateo county. chp says a subaru suv going northbound slammed into a tesla traveling south, investigators say for unknown reasons, one of the