ghana's new president has a pro-business reputation.eak oil and gold prices have left -- that is a necessary step if the country is to attract international investors. many african countries are in the lurch. germany hopes their contract will change that. it would see individual g 20 countries sponsor and african country. and the compact is already starting to work. germany has already stirring -- signed agreements with ghana, tunisia, and the ivory coast. and morocco, rolando -- rwanda and ethiopia will benefit as well. they are considered so-called compact countries. the g 20 compact is one of several initiatives the german government is undertaking to help improve africa's lot. berlin has also announced a plan for african companies in april african program. it is -- and a pro-african program. ghana has artie started shipping gold and oil to germany. the country is still in dire need of fresh capital. christoph: for more i'm joined by the director of one germany, a lobbying campaign organization fighting extreme poverty and hunger in

our latest glimpse of colin kaepernick is on a field in ghana! maybe that's an indication of where this man's future is heading. >> he could very easily become a celebrity world advocate for humanity and he could do so without ever risking a concussion. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> are you sick of the partisan bickering on your facebook feed? facebook will let you filter out what you don't want to see. it's a no deleting necessary method. all it takes is a click on the down arrow in the upper left corner of the post. you can hide it, which is includes others like it or unfollow the person. and if you actually enjoy what someone posts, there's a way to see more of them. >> you can click on them. and they got these little stars on them. next time you log into facebook, anything they have posted will show up first at the top of your newsfeed. >> and whether you want more or less of someone's post, the user won't be notified. >>> cyber criminals have been wreaking havoc recently with ransomware. now some scammers are taki

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i grew up between detroit and ghana, west africa. my mother is from ghana.. how much of your childhood, how did you split it? >> i used to go back and forth. like, i would spend summers in ghana. and sometimes twice a year, and be there maybe four months a year. >> stephen: what was it like to, like, to be splitting your childhood like that in two different countries? >> i would kind of, like, never get-- like, i was kind of a man out of place in both worlds. like, in detroit, my family would make fun of me. they'd be like, "oh, sam, you say mum, mum." i would say "mum, and waste bin, and strawberry" a little bit of an accent. it's gone now-- beaten out of me. but in ghana, they would make fun of me, they'd be like, "sam, i'm thirsty. i want a glass of that clear liquid. what's it called?" and i would say, "water?" and they'd say, "water! it's water, sam, stupid. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sounds like a happy childhood, sam. >> yeah. all laughs. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: nice to see

there is so much poverty in ghana.let, so when a man comes along and offers them a bit of money or more stability, you can see how they might be pressure for the family for them to get married, or they might be tempted, and then the man leaves and they are alone and out of school. but the good news is actionaid are doing brilliant work and were able to rescue cynthia. she is now back in school and this is the work they are doing. these girls wa nt to the work they are doing. these girls want to go on to become teachers and nurses, they want to contribute to the community, and it is about empowering the girls so they know they have the right to say no. that they have the right to say no. that they have the right, that they are valued, they are as important as the boys. that is right. i am really interested , boys. that is right. i am really interested, charities must come to you all the time asking you to support them. how do you decide what it was about this project is that you thought of all the requests you have had

. >> in ghana. they're taking it to a whole new level. introduce you to the dancing, pallbearers.pt has now, completely blown up. families are increasingly paying, for pallbearers to put on the dance reteens. >> kidding me. send their loved ones off in style. >> something additional you can add for the funeral. do you want the dancing pallbearers. >> yes, coffee with or without strobe lights. >> look at them getting down. that is a celebration. >> it is indeed. another reason to dance and celebrate. this created more than 100 job for young men and women struggling with unemployment in ghana. >> dancing pallbearers. >> improve the economy. dance at the funeral. >> it is a talent. give you that. if you suffer from a phobia, the fear of clowns. >> huh? >> the fear of clowns. this is not the motel you will want to stay. in nevada just near reno. it is a clown motel. it has some 31 rooms. each with its own different sort of like -- clown theme. there are over 500 clowns on property. they have -- >> oh, heck no. >> figurines right there. >> in the rooms, clowns staring at you. >> yeah.

have been helping citizen5 ghana, kenya and ethiopia have been helping citizens to leave the country saudi authorities clashed with illegal workers as they tried to deport them. it is such concerns for their citizen5 them. it is such concerns for their citizens that have made the cuban government promised to set up busine55e5 if they return home. the national airline has also waived pa rt national airline has also waived part of the airfare for those who cannot afford it. we are really very much worried about the consequences that they face after this extended hermit ends. because we know that the saudi government is committed to the saudi government is committed to the action that it wants to take. they will be imprisoned and we do not want our citizens to face unnecessary imprisonment and also suffer any physical harm or humiliation. but ethiopia is already facing high unemployment rates that have led to violent prote5t5 facing high unemployment rates that have led to violent protests and it remains the scene if such assurances can tempt people back to their homeland. —— it remains

dejaron buenas sensaciones luego del amistoso frente a ghana.ente tÉcnico del tricolor, confirmÓ que eric torres es el elegido para sustituir a salcedo. descartaron la presencia de mike en el juego de las estrellas. debido a su ausencia en los terrenos, los fanÁticos han votado por el pelotero. la invitaciÓn para que disfruten guayana contra canadÁ.es este viernes. este aficionado se la toma tan en serio que tiene que ir tirando de a tres hasta en el vidrio trasero de su auto. marÍa: si tienes alguna historia que reportar, comunÍcate con nosotros. les recuerdo que seguimosrecibiendo sus vÍdeos para nuestro concurso "pequeÑos con talentosos". lo esperamos con mÁs esta tarde de lunes 3 de julio. el presidente hasta el fin de semana de independencia atacando a los medios de comunicaciÓn. advierte que serÁn hasta el fin de semana de independencia atacando a los medios de comunicaciÓn. advierte que serÁn obligados a difundirlo que califican como triunfo de su administraciÓn. el gobernador de new jersey y su familia disfrutan del verano en una de las

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. -- which runs a network of schools in nearby ghana. last but not least the liberian youth network and -- -- both local and liberian providers. in the first year of psl, which just concluded, operated as you heard earlier 93 schools in 13 counties across liberia providing free quality education to around 27,000 children. following the first year, we have seen some encouraging initial results. according to the data we've seen both increased enrollments and impact on teacher behavior, including absenteeism and teacher rates. -- they are as high as 98% in the case of one provider. teachers are also 9% less likely to be outside the classroom at psl schools. these may seem like small things that should be taken for granted but they are no minor achievements in the context such as liberia. to date, the program has also delivered much needed resources, including desks, chairs, infrastructure, learning material. a teacher for every classroom and expansive teacher training opportunities. they have also generated a new appreciation for a longer s

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown, thank you for joaning us heavy downpours ghana cross the area leaving some local communities withstanding water. eyewitness news here in chadds ford, delaware county earlier tonight. and our cameras caught drivers trying their luck through dangerously flooded ipt saxes water came up to the stoorz you velly have to be careful. this is not a tornado but a water spot in cumberland county captured by eyewitness any viewer mike rothman you can see the funnel moving quickly hip the clouds. meteorologist chelsea ingram is keeping an eye on the storms. wild weather out there already tonight. >> that's right natasha there's more to come. take a look at storm scan 3 tracking even more showers than storms across the region an after extremely heavy downpours that mroovd through earlier this weekend. storm south and west of philadelphia dealing with more showers and storms making their way into northern delaware. let take you over to new mexico. i've been monitoring a severe thunderstorm nor glouster and sayel county and keeping a close idea on this area of

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when the problem ghana machine is going full force to try and help the cause redact correspondent john f. o'donnell breaks it down for us. thank you. so i think it's fair to say that c.n.n. has been having a rough go of it lately but don't worry they've redeem themselves by revealing a truth bomb of a story that exposes the single clearest example ever of the mass media collaborating with the oligarchies oh wait they're the ones doing it what is your message to president assad. that. the. buried and who knows. them now that adorable girl is bala oliver she's eight years old seven at the time of that interview and a syrian refugee living in turkey she's gotten widespread coverage by western mainstream media because of her viral tweets from war torn aleppo the only problem is she's fake man. and i don't mean like she's actually a forty eight year old truck driver or she's being played by prolific method actor daniel day lewis although he could pull it off i agree she's a seven year old girl but she's clearly reading words she doesn't understand syllable by syllable from a script to push

that ghana century of us cooperation and involvement in european affairs. a policy many in europe fear president trump is retreating from. >> something could happen with respect to the paris accord. we'll see what happens. >> the president actually hinted at a willingness to reverse course on his decision to pull out of the global paris climate agreement. jane ferguson, cbs news, paris. >> meanwhile, back at home now, just few hours after the release of the senate republicans newest version every healthcare reform, the bill is already in jeopardy. the bill is designed to fulfill the gop campaign promise to repeal and replace the affordable care act. now, the congressional budget office will forecast how much it will cost, and how it will impact insurance coverage. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the new bill works, but other republicans are not so sure. >> after extensive consultations across the conference, numerous meetings with constituent, and intensive conversations with members, our conference has updated last month's better care discussio

he traced his roots to ghana in africa.said he found a lot of love there. >>> the tour to france involved in a contra controversial. it looked like a bicyclist elbowed a rider. the riders were sprinting toward the finish line when the officials says that peter elbowed mark into that barrier. he fell and broke his shoulder bone. >>> it was an exciting day for the a's fans as -- the score was tight throughout the game. the white sox took the lead from the a's in the 5th inning. the a's came right back with this home run from yander and the a's led 6-5. in the 9th inning, the white sox tied it 6-6. in the bottom of the night, plan do not hit his homer of the season. he got a pie in the face for that. and a's won 7-6. >>> the giants lost 5-3 to the tigers in destroyed. the giant were down 3-1. brandon crawford hit a 2-1 run homer and tied the game 3-3. that's all the giants would do. later in the 7th, the tigers came back just enough to hit that long drive knocking in two runs and the tigers won. >>> madison bum gardener headed

million vietnamese would die in the fighting but those rainclouds knew to step the back right of ghana's stand almost all the nine eleven hacker hijackers were from saudi arabia and osama bin laden was alternately found in pakistan but i. doubt if there. were god i'm so ask yourself how much cable news reporting you heard of the fact that truck bomb syria for a completely false reasons our media has a seemingly limitless amount of time and energy to get this story wrong but just can't seem to find the room to schedule in their schedule they get it right you know it's tough i like my daughter's recital i gotta do. it all the time for the reporting. also ask yourself why when assad is clearly winning the war against the rebels he would choose to do the one thing that would get america directly involved through t.g. clee it would be about the dumbest thing he could possibly do it would be like of the golden state warriors were up by twenty in the last sixty seconds of the n.b.a. finals and suddenly steph curry just stabbed le bron james in the thigh. sure it might get the braun out of the w

and if we want to maintain stability in various regions of the world including the korean peninsula ghana standard northern africa with a question about syria. well ukraine well. they have a different plan. was a good one i don't remember mr trump proposing any other plan and the length he told of that had to do with the mr tillerson did not show a need or way in which. we differ on maintaining the agreements and. yesterday we talked i talked with most of the three on the foreign minister of france and we have agreed to expedite the process towards implementing the minsk agreements a lot of the first words about the intervention and trump have already come and i remember syria. where you will so you mentioned the arrangement on the selden part . because you are really we are really. very badly you know why so you said about the arrangement about the southern part and yesterday there was zero results will they discuss the southern part of syria so that's georgia and russia us is that a new new form or are you going to put eventually if for the discussion and look as for the fall of may and

so much the democratic elections because we had we have a number of countries like for example of ghana style or iraq where elections do take place but it has very little relevance to the actual security in the country i wonder if it's if part of the problem is perhaps conflating democracy and security because those issues to me at least and to russia i'm sure seem to be too dire desperate issues that desperate issues that have to be discussed separately. but i believe that you are right but i would argue about democratic elections in syria it is impossible for all this numerous opposition forces they do not cooperate between between themselves. so if it is not do. in the i don't know several years at least and another thing this is that president assad seems to a lot of syrian people more prefer butchers now speaking about security in europe many russian experts believe that this situation in ukraine despite a march lower does told present a much higher danger to the unity and security in syria in europe do you agree with dad that the syrian file is actually far more troubling despite

[inaudible] which runs a network of schools in nearby ghana and last but not least, the liberian youth and. [inaudible] both local and liberian providers. in the first year of psl, wheat which just concluded, these eight providers operated at 93 schools in 13 counties across liberia providing free quality education to around 27000 children. following the first year we have seen some encouraging initial results. according to the line data with an increase in beneficial impact on future behavior including reviews absenteeism and greater time teaching. teacher attendance rates are about 90%, on average, across all psl schools. they are a tie at 90% in the case of one provider. [inaudible] these should not be taken for granted but they are note minor achievement in the context such as liberia. to date, the program has also delivered much needed resources including desks, chairs, infrastructure, material, a teacher for every classroom and expanded teacher training opportunities. it has also generated a new appreciation for a longer school day all without charging any fees. just this week, f

it's just some machine and are going to tinker with the parts of the machine but that that lack of or ghana. holistic perspective isn't working for one thing and it's absolutely in the twenty first century a country is not our externals it's our people and so i want to talk about a politics that really is aligned more with who we are as people because i feel deep down democracy is aligned with the deepest yearnings of the human heart it's a democracy is not just a political imperative it's a moral imperative so i want to talk about those those those aspects of democracy that have to do with the deeper yearnings of the of the heart and how we have to pour back into it the deepest aspects of ourselves if we want to get it back on track at this times story and talked about a deeper engagement and if i could just share this quote from francis more of the pay who said our real problem is not heeding planet rampant malnutrition you only have one real problem our own feelings of powerlessness to manifest the solutions right in front of our noses and so to get the deeper engagement people have to l

those rescued are from nigeria, senegal, cameroon, the ivory coast and ghana.rade union events. the labour leader praised his party's performance in the general election campaign, saying the tories had taken the electorate for granted. we raised the whole question of real solidarity, real solidarity, and what it means. but you know something? the tories went into this election thinking it was going to be a walk in the park, and it became a walk in the dark, and a nightmare for them, by the end of it. but you know what? i'm not sure they've actually learnt very many lessons from it. i'm really not sure about that at all. because they've done a deal with the dup, which has cost them £1 billion, and as is rightly said, the same levels of investment around the rest of the country would mean £50 billion being invested in all of the english regions, money going into scotland, and money going into wales. but no, they got a billion pounds to buy ten votes in parliament. they've got £1 billion for those ten votes to stay in office, and they can't find a hate me ora offi

we are excited about that in ghana we really looked at what are the barriers to financing for operatorsierra leone and liberia were looking at academic outcomes and how we are helping local stakeholders in their specific questions like what is it going to take to get our secondary school kids more literate in the next six months? that is the work we've been doing. we are excited to engage. a few things to come to this work on a few principles that are important. we think it's important to have a shared set of goals across sectors that if everybody's oriented towards outcomes for kids, it becomes less about who's doing what and more about rb getting their act together. public with private rather than either versus public as a way of framing things. private operators are across the world and a lot of the questions we support our public sector partners to think about is how do we leverage that in the most way? we do believe government is in a stewardship role but at the end of the day the government is responsible for outcomes, especially low income kids and so that has to be taken into ac

and you're from ghana. >> and e wi was 12. you don't want to speak differently.ve an accent. >> how did you change that at 12? >> i took it upon myself to learn my culture around me. pop culture. u didn't know that's what it was. watching tv shows, movies, listening to the radio so at school i could talk about what other kids were talking about. maybe i wouldn't seem so strange if i connected with them on the level that they were used to. >> but, you know, that seems to have carried out to your adulthood today. >> yes. >> reporter: saint john's ability to connect helped her conquer her opportunity to market for some of the world's biggest brands like pepsi and apple. >> i've heard you describe yourself as a change agent and agent of change. >> mm-hmm. >> what does that mean? >> every situation is unique. in this one, part of it is an evolution. not such a hard change. it means talking to people, understanding the motivations, talking to people who are also kmun indicating with the external team members, drivers, riders, et cetera, and really trying to combine tho

. >> colin kaepernick traveled to ghana to visit ancestral roots.he trip that included this controversial message saying how can we celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robs our ancestors of theirs? to find my independence i went home. this inspired 2000 comments, some people agreeing with his message, other people disagreeing. bottom line still creating controversy. heather: another celebrity quitting twitter over bullying. such a talented singer, songwriter, musician, recently announced he is quitting twitter because of cyberbullying. it is lady gaga fans trolling him hardest over something he said in the past interview, she showed her support in this into graham post calling him a talented musician, since she loves him but he is off of twitter. heather: maybe after her tweet. rob: who needs twitter? heather: difficult transition, we want to let you know we are following breaking news out of new york city, a police officer killed in cold blood. officer familia shot in the head in her patrol car. rob: a live look in the bronx after th

he is touring ghana to trace his ancestral roots and he celebrated independence day by voicing that opinion. eboni, you have defended him. what do you think about it? >> eboni: i am teasing you. i'm happy to speak out about this. i have defended his right, not the way he did it, wouldn't have been my choice, but the right to protest. i will say this james baldwin quote. >> "i love america more than any other country in the world and for exactly this reason i reserve the right to perpetually criticize her." we talk about being a more perfect union. if we embrace the spirit of it, i think it's completely appropriate. >> kat: we all have that right and that's one of the most wonderful things about the country. >> eric: the system works. colin kaepernick had a right to be a jerk and neil for the national anthem and so many americans died for that flag. he had a right to do that. right after that season, he got let go because people were sick of it and they didn't like it. they weren't showing up to the san francisco 49ers games. >> eboni: i would push back on that. that's not the only why he's

kaepernick says he traced his roots which lead him to the african nation of ghana.ted hospitals and a village and he said he felt great love there. >>> france is in -- after a popular cyclist was -- after he was disqualified for elbowing -- peter elbowed mark right into a barrier. he broke his shoulder blade when he fell. >>> barcelona announced that -- there was a contract extension committing to the club until 2021. the deal was set to expire in 12 months. his clause rose -- the deal will be signed in the coming weeks when he returns to the team for pre-season training. this is the ninth professional contract the player has signed since he moved to the camp and commits him to the club until he's 34. >>> there could be a new attraction at county fairs in california next year. >> it's an interesting one, mike. cannabis could be the new product at some county fairs. sacramento beaver reports there's a clause in the marijuana rules that governor brown recently signed that would allow marijuana sales and product samples for people who are at least 21-year-old. those a