they are making ghana proud by winning world titles for ghana.to go? what do you hope to achieve? - ok, so you want to do it for ghana, not for yourself, not for your dad? jab, jab, right. najat's dream isn't wearing a medal around her neck. it's having the whole country rally behind her. - good. - the national pride here is so inspiring. no wonder everyone feels so optimistic about the future. - yeah, keep it up. you're doing good. - but what does all this positivity even get you? i feel exhausted. - no. - can i get a smoothie? well, ok, fine, a lot. it gets you a lot. the gold standard for measuring optimism is known as the life orientation test. it asks people how strongly they agree or disagree with a series of statements like, "if something can go wrong for me, it will," or, "in uncertain times, i usually expect the best." researchers from harvard tracked female nurses over the span of four decades and found that those who reported an optimistic outlook had a 30% reduced risk of mortality versus the pessimists. the optimists were less likely

in ghana, we don't like black.r stock outside the city. linton: it's a hand-to-mouth existence for the single mother of three who travels for hours between kantamanto market and outer-lying villages. linton: she says she fell into the trade after her brother used juju, or sorcery, to force her off the family farm. linton: she goes from village to village selling her clothes. these $2 dresses are something of a luxury item. linton: christiana's arrival is a highlight of the week. linton: but it's a precarious enterprise, because many of her customers insist on being granted credit. linton: christiana works hard to care for her family, but it's becoming harder because the bales of clothing being imported into ghana are arriving in worse and worse condition. ♪♪♪ linton: it's monsoon season in ghana, and when these fierce rains come the unwanted clothing washes into the city's open sewers and chokes its waterways. solomon: you know, we're in the tropics, so we have very high precipitation in the form of rainfall. so, a

chastraaf at al jazeera on the ghana-bukina faso border. germany is calling for the european union to impose sanctions on niger's coup leaders. our correspondent, dominic kane, has this update from berlin. here in berlin, the governmental view is becoming clear. the foreign ministry is saying on social media that it believes that now is the time for sanctions to be imposed on the military leadership in niger that has precipitated the crisis there. but crucially, the foreign ministry here is saying that those sanctions need to be imposed at the eu level, which clearly suggests that 27 countries will have to agree about the tenor of those sanctions. how long would they be in force for? what kind of sanctions would they be? that's not clear right now. it's worth making the point that anna-lina berbok, the foreign minister, has held conversations, a dialogue with other foreign ministers, certainly from france and the united states, precisely about this topic. it's also worth making the point that her cabinet colleague, svenja schurzer, the mini

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this refugee reception camp is on the border between ghana and burkina faso.his person escaped with her seven children. she describes that date in may. >> we were on our farm when the shooting started. we try to run to the village, but the student -- shouldn't was too intense. as we ran we saw many dead people. we were very afraid. >> she says her children have not seen their father since the day they fled. >> we were with my husband when they started shooting. but we lost him as we ran. i don't know where he is now. we hope you still alive so that he can come here. >> the refugee agency plans to build a camp for 6000 more refugees close by. there is growing concern time may be running out after a threatened retaliation against the shares to leaders as a last resort if they don't return to civilian rule. >> neighboring burkina faso and mali have said that any military intervention in niger by the block would be a declaration of war on those countries as well. there are increasing fears that in a situation like that, armed groups like isil and al qaeda could ta

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journalists from ghana, india and south carolina. it's an of the u.s. information agency program press conference usa which featured journalists from around the questioning. a well-known public figure. martin luther king is to explain his nonviolent approach civil rights, to comment on president kennedy's civil rights bill and to describe how he has been influenced by mahatma gandhi. u.s. information agency films distributed internationally, but by law they could not be shown in the united states until 12 years after the original release. this is about 30 minutes to capture the sacrificial. conference. usa discussion program, which well-known correspondents question a leading personality the news. our guest is the reverend dr. martin luther king. to introduce our guest, the panel of correspondents here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference. welcome to the press conference usa. our guest, the reverend dr. martin luther king, became spokesman and leader -- in the southern united states at the unusually early age 27. it was during a bus boycot

european diplomats working there discussed decisions on the evacuation of their citizens in ghana.yet taken euro officials into the spotlight. and another rebellion on the continent has been going on for the second month already. once power in nigeria so the military took over. i think we should comply with okasa's requests to impose sanctions against. by freezing bank accounts and refusing imbizah, the second part is financial support. yesterday there was a very interesting proposal from algeria in which i see a lot of sense. we want to use all possible diplomatic tools. before we support any form of military intervention. we need to be very careful about what kind of domino effect this could have over the last few years throughout the hel region. a whole search was formed for states where the military seized power. and let's not gather it in front of the council of ministers. burkina, a bill was approved to send a military contingent to the neger, in addition, it is reported that the armed forces of senegal are preparing to deploy forces in beats for a possible intervention in th

in ghana there was strongly condemned amid the message.n the mines of a french mining company arose. she is engaged in the production of manganese. in ghana, shares of other enterprises in moscow are also falling in price, as the presidential press secretary said today. dmitry peskov is closely following the situation in the republic and commented on the news from gabon and in our foreign ministry. according to the information given, on 30 august a group of komodo soldiers announced the capture of authorities in the country the dissolution of the government of the senate of the national assembly of the constitutional court and other state bodies is being created, as was said, a committee to ensure the transition period, the restoration of state institutions in moscow , the message of a sharp complication of the internal situation in this friendly african country was received with concern, continuing to closely monitor the development situation, we count on its speedy stabilization according to the russian embassy in eurovilla information a

ghana published the results of the elections according to the official data of the president. empire was elected to the third term, the opposition reported numerous electoral irregularities. he led gabon in 2009 after the death of his father, who ruled the country for 42 years in per capita income gabon, but a third of the country's citizens are below the poverty line. the president's family , on the contrary, is one of the richest in gabon, according to the benefits of the artificial snow palace, and a video where the head of state makes his subordinates get wet in the rain became viral under the rule of the bongo family gabon, a former colony of france gave. almost the main ally of this country in in equatorial africa, antimba is married to a gabonese of french descent, he speaks french, english and arabic, but does not speak any of the languages ​​of the local ethnic groups and sends a signal to all friends around the world. raise the noise protesting, because my family and i were arrested, where my son keeps his wife separately, and i am in my residence. i understand what'

not mean they accept the military junta. >> defense chiefs in the region have a meeting here at the ghanay headquarters to firm up their strategy for a possible military invasion of the country. the member countries are expected to contribute. they will also welcome outside help. this is after the military coup last month and the block is determined to restore president mohamed bazoum. more recently in govea. niger is one of the poorest country in the world and also battling a deadly islamist insurgency. it's a staging point for western territories and there are concerns that any further instability in the fragile situation can make things worse in the region. bbc news. carl: for the first time since 2017, the united nations security council held its first open meeting on human rights abuses in north korea. the 15 member council gathered in a time where the u.s. holds the presidency of the un security council. north korea's vice foreign minister described the open meeting as despicable. . the u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield, the current chair of the council, spoke out against the

we also heard news that the military leaders of some african countries are gathering in ghana and planningcenario there. and the soldiers of this wagner group have entered into negotiations, and as we were short in the first package of news, the current prime minister of niger has threatened that i may use the group. the possibility of war in west africa in the name of god, the most merciful, with courtesy and greetings, your opinion, dear viewers, in view of the meeting held by the divers in ghana and the decisions to go to niger in the military field, and this is the frankness of mr. abdul fattah musa, the members of the political commission, and announced that we will launch a military attack. we will do it according to what he announced in the past at the military location, as far as they announced the time and said that he had given a deadline on sunday in this meeting, but he did not specify the time and he said that we will do it in the form it is secret and driving and there is a possibility of a military attack. on the other hand, france is also under pressure a military attack sh

ghana at the state. there are also large reserves of natural gas.y are estimated at more than 28 billion cubic meters by oil markets, at this stage they remain stable and do not yet react to the situation in ghana, gabon produces 20,000 barrels per day. these are significant volumes, but not enough to provoke a shock in the world oil markets, nevertheless, it is very important to observe the behavior of regional players now, because this will determine in the end. will the coup be successful or will those who have taken power in the country will be under pressure from neighboring countries, one of the most important natural resources of wood is a dense forest cover that covers approximately 77% of the country's territory before the discovery of oil. mid-xx century forestry was the leading source of foreign exchange earnings in gabon, the second sector in terms of share in the economy. e&t the country's gdp is wood production by far, 13% of exports and 60% of export entries are the largest employers in the country after just oil refining is obtained

we also heard news that the military leaders of some african countries are gathering in ghana and thesenate is planning there, and on the other hand, there are reports on the niger side that this group may have entered into negotiations with the niger government and the wagner group's military, and that in the first package news we fell short, the current prime minister nejat has threatened that i may use the group. in your opinion, considering the fact that a number of young people are volunteering here to defend the country, how likely is the new war in west africa ? you, dear viewers, considering the questions that the members of the sitting in ghana and the decisions made in the military field to the country of niger , mr. abdul fattah moussa of the political commission of the members and announced that we will carry out a military attack in view of the past mohammad nizami announced that our face will be as far as the time they announced and said that a deadline had been set on sunday. in this meeting , i specified the time and said that our time is secret and there is a possibil

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olivier mgemmu, before the coup, he guarded the president of ghana, ali bong. fight other high-ranking politicians locked his residence on guard and took his son. however, the president has access to the internet, this video was published on social networks. head of state. recorded an appeal. i don't know what's going on. now i am in my residence, my son and my wife are elsewhere . i ask everyone to pay attention to what is happening in my country, the reason for the protests and seizures of power was the recent election results in the country, as soon as disgruntled citizens announced the next re-election of the current president in gabon. they took to the streets in the country introduced a curfew turned off the internet then the military appeared on the air of local television we decided to protect the world by putting an end to the current regime falsified. you chose canceled borders closed all institutions of the republic government senate. national assembly constitutional court dissolved. this is not the first military birth in gabon in recent years. only

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by winning world titles for ghana.e to go? what do you hope to achieve? >> i want to be the first female boxer who will -- for ghana. >> rain wilson and the geography of bliss continues next at ten pm eastern on msnbc. it's also streaming on peacock. thank you for making time for us this evening. make sure to catch him in backyard msnbc, saturdays at, eight sundays at nine. and make sure to follow the program on twitter, tiktok and instagram all at eamonn nbc. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin. have a good night. have a good night. it's not like some scary thing that we had. >> i remember falling on my knees. >> and you just, think i have to do something. >> it was a miracle they lived through. it just too frightened kids, night terror knocked on their door. >> he pulled out of the 57 and he said -- >> a loving pastor's family, instant target. >> i heard the first shot go off and -- >> they were the only ones who survived and no one knew than just how long it would take or what it would cost. >> were you frighte

we were able to force the americans to me after 20 years of sacrifice, old foreign forces less of ghana, stand by this independence belong to the whole nation and all our people were involved in it. they have suffered hardship and these 20 years, but then i congratulate them all. i want to 1st thank god that granted us this message and then think the people who have been involved in this movement and made sacrifice was incredible. airport is fully under the control of these limited number rings, and it's fully secured. 20 years of military occupation over 2 trillion dollars of us taxpayer money spent such a high cost with ultimately nothing to show for and that's are up for now. but stay tuned for the latest freaking news on r t dot com. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back at the top of the hour the, the russian states narrative as one of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the progress be the one else calls. question about this, even though we will bend in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on russia today, and split the ortiz full neck team and o

the group has met in ghana to co—ordinate a possible military intervention. month's military coup. 0ur correspondent thomas naadi has been monitoring developments. ecowas is ramping up pressure on the militaryjunta in niger to restore constitutional rule, following faltering diplomatic efforts. the chiefs in the region here had been meeting at the ghana army headquarters to firm up their strategy for a possible military invasion of the country. ecowas member countries are expected to contribute troops. officials have said that their resources will be used to support the mission but they will also welcome outside help. ecowas put the call on good governors and democracy was breached after the military coup last month and the bloc is determined to restore president mohamed bazoum. ecowas had previously intervened during civil wars in liberia and sierra leone in the 19905 and more recently in the gambia. niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. bit it's also battling a deadly islamist insurgency. it is the staging point for the western counter—terrori

we were able to force the americans to leave after 20 years of sacrifice, offering forces less of ghana status on this independence belong to the whole nation and all our people. what involved in it? they have suffered hardship in these 20 years, and i congratulate them all. i want to 1st thank god that granted us this message. and then think of the people who have been involved in this movement and made sacrifices capital airport is fully under the control of these. lemme and rates. and he's fully secured. 20 years of military occupation over 2 trillion dollars of us taxpayer money spent such a high cost with ultimately nothing to show for it. so that's are up for now and coming up small scale fishermen across america work to survive and improve conditions within the difficult and corrupt industry. watch their stories next on our te, tell so far the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt above the government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to

we were able to force the americans to leave after 20 years of sacrifice, offering forces left of ghana status on this independence belong to the whole nation and all our people. what involved in it. they have suffered hardship and these 20 years, and i congratulate them all. i want to 1st thank god that granted us this message and then think the people who have been involved in this movement and made sacrifices capital airport is fully under the control of these. lemme m rate, and it's fully secured. 20 years of military occupation over 2 trillion dollars of us taxpayer money spent such a high cost with ultimately nothing to show for it as an international, automatic bill parts exhibition kicked off on sunday. and the ronnie and capital the event brings together over $400.00 companies from around the world, despite harsh western sanctions on toronto. r t corresponded use of july who picks up the story. this exhibit sign is all about the building blocks of cars to was auto parts expo has brought together loophole on foreign manufacturers of car components to showcase the latest products

we were able to force the americans to lead off to 20 years of sacrifice, offering forces left of ghana, stand this independence belong to the whole nation and all our people. what involved in it. they have suffered hardship in these 20 years, but then i congratulate them all. i want to 1st thank god that granted us this massey and then think the people who have been involved in this movement and made sacrifices capital airport is fully under the control of these land. i'm ranked and is fully secured. 20 years of military occupation over 2 trillion dollars of us taxpayer money spent such a high cost with ultimately nothing to show for it to all for now. but for the latest breaking news, head over to r t dot com. thanks for watching. we'll see you right back at the top of the hour the .

almost died in 1918, and he was treated for almost a year of trouble, if the incoming picture from ghanalation is very happy. what's happening? they are no longer a replaceable government to continue for so long and the main thing is that the accusation of corruption, corruption, autumn indignation, because, well, really the regime, it was too painful to do nikolai georgievich that is, this company is secretly looking for, of course, some kind of influence because of milestone. here, uh, the influence of france is probably obvious, but uh, well, this includes uh, military changes in this country. who can here somehow see a cat in a black room, when, moreover, it is not there, e the external influence of the french or some other adversaries, it is unlikely that these winners, essentially wars, are now offering there, because they repeat that that and so on, this is not confirmation that kabon is just like that, well, it’s considered a central african state and was in such an unconditional subordination to the interests of any western european countries or the united states, the captivity

and we were able to force the americans to lead up to 20 years of sacrifice, offering forces left of ghana status on this independence belonged to the whole nation. and all our people were involved in it. they have suffered hardship and these 20 years, and i congratulate them all. i want to 1st thank god that granted us this message. and then think of the people who have been involved in this movement and made sacrifices capital airport is fully under the control of these lumnick m rate. and he's fully secured 20 years of military occupation over 2 trillion dollars of us taxpayer money spent such a high cost with ultimately nothing to show for it. several of the kinds of share their experiences with us and tablets. i live on takeover in 2021 ultimately affected deadline. you know, the world should ask the us what they were doing here in my country and what rights they had provided to our women. nothing changed. there's no difference. we're living like we were living before. we have paid a big price after the withdrawal of the americans and their allies from afghanistan . they should have s

only four have, to say they will contribute troops, this is nigeria, senegal, ivory coast and ghana,e. it has backlash and deadly venture. it has backlash and cause regional issues.- and deadly venture. it has backlash and cause regional issues. thank you for cominu and cause regional issues. thank you for coming on — and cause regional issues. thank you for coming on paul— and cause regional issues. thank you for coming on paul ejime _ and cause regional issues. thank you for coming on paul ejime for- and cause regional issues. thank you for coming on paul ejime for talking l for coming on paul ejime for talking us through a difficult and complex situation. they were once commonplace in the uk but were wiped out by predators. now 200 water voles have been released by conservationists into a restored nature reserve in the lake district, as part of efforts to reintroduce the species to the area. experts say the small creatures have an important role to play in the ecosystem.0ur correspondent victoria gill was there to see them being released into the wild.> making a swift comeback. ev

there was supposed to be a meeting which could have been held today in ghana by the chiefs of defence down with some kind of a strategic plan, logistics, how many troops that would be required. but that meeting has now been postponed indefinitely. that therefore means that the supposed war plan that they had, you know, is perhaps on hold. i'm not sure that, you know, this is in regards to the backdoor negotiations success that they had with some of the islamic scholars. but i don't think there is an appetite in the region for any intervention militarily because of course, it will be split in the middle. we already know that countries like burkina faso, mali, guinea, would be on the side of the junta. we've also had a preliminary information that some ecobank we've also had a preliminary information that some members are very reluctant, especially ghana, togo, gambia and liberia to send their military forces against an african country. so we are not really sure. but perhaps we pray and hope that a much more dialogue and soft intervention process, you know, takes precedence over the mil

the group has met in ghana to co—ordinate a possible military intervention.itary coup, which deposed elected president mohamed bazoum. 0ur correspondent thomas naadi has been monitoring developments. ecowas is ramping up pressure on the militaryjaunter in niger. following the diplomatic efforts. the chiefs in the region he had been meeting at the ghana army headquarters to firm up a strategy for a possible military invasion of the country. ecowas member countries are expected to contribute troops. 0fficials contribute troops. officials have said their resources will be used to support the mission they will also welcome outside help. ecowas put the koorlong after the military coup last month and the block is determined to restore president mohamed bazoum. ecowas had previously intervened in civil wars in the 1990s and more recently elsewhere. niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. while battling a deadly islamist insurgency. it is the staging point for the western terraced air force. they are concerned about the fragile security system in the regi

transparency and reporting of electoral irregularities the united states stands with the people of ghanae captures after all. yes, somewhere they, apparently, nevertheless understood that when on august 4 the president alone issued a decree, according to which the order of voting in these democratic elections was changed. and order. actually, the ballot has changed very simply before voting in the regional elections. e past parliamentary elections and presidential elections. he is combined and if e, the voter became a cross for e, the presidential candidacy. he automatically chose the parties. and if you stood for party, then automatically removed the president. well , such a democratic procedure was challenged in the constitutional court . no very good constitutional procedure. well , vyacheslav alekseevich, you correctly noted about how many years, uh, the family has been in power . it is obvious that not only constitutional ones. eh, democratic already a real democratic economy does not allow such a term of residence, but those bags of money that we saw perfectly. it is clearly said t

tonight, he goes to ghana. >> what a special about ghani and boxers?. [inaudible] much of now is to fight for ghana. >> but he hoped to go? what do you hope to achieve? >> to be the best boxer. a good one for ghana. >> rain wilson and the geography of plus continues next at ten pm eastern on msnbc. it is also streaming on peacock. thank you for making time dresses evening. make sure to catch a man back here on msnbc, saturdays at eight, sundays at nine. make sure to follow the program on twitter, tiktok, instagram. all that demon and is a busy. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. d night. - so are you ready? - yes, sir. - how are you today? - doing ok, thanks. [engine turning over] i've never been a glass half full kind of guy. [light music] ♪ ♪♪ i'm more of a glass half empty... [baby screaming] - but then i accidentally drop the glass, and it shatters, and now i'm just left holding a bunch of broken shards kind of guy. [baby screaming] ♪

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or ruled the country for two terms previously held the post of head of the ministry of defense of ghanaherited by the father of omar bongandib, in essence. well, for more than half a century , the gabon dynasty ruled is a former french colony, although in recent years gabon has tried to distance itself from the fifth republic glancing towards the uk even joined the british commonwealth of nations against this background, aleybon gandimba often talked in interviews about future changes. we need to create new jobs. we must focus on education. we must do all this now and i know how to change the situation, but there has been no change for the better in the country. the level of poverty and unemployment has been rising. and this despite the fact that the state is rich in minerals in gabon. there is oil, manganese and iron ore meanwhile it is not clear how relations with european governments, in particular with france, and what will happen to the economy against the backdrop of a coup, stocks of homon companies are becoming cheaper production is stopped anton talpa konstantin torop vladimir

data in 18k , which now mostly includes the plan of about 49 million people, more than 8 million per ghana after consider the movie about eight and a half million , it will be more or less after shaking. where do you divide almost two million and 900 thousand people into two? 1,900,000 households will have less problems. the objections to the tithes say that the response sometimes takes a long time, up to 9 months. apply the new data, we have new data, very much based on the data that you have now. someone come to protest. you told me that every muslim is not a 17-year-old. right now , the information is when you apply the data. we support some basic issues of a site. it has been answered, it has been answered, it has not been answered, the phone network is wide it seems that the people of tehran should refer to the call center and give guidance on how to resolve the objection, the response of the processes, and of course this information will be opened by itself, the data will be reduced a lot . let's apply the data right now. how many times will the number of referrals to us be? the time

the end of a long-term monarchy is how the people of ghana perceived the news of a successful rebellion gold prices have already jumped while shares of french companies have fallen french eramed mining company stops manganese mining and postpones rail transport, the state asks him to help. i appeal to all our friends around the world and see the possible loss of another african side in the zone of its historical influence. even though there is his military base there, but at the door the french press tries not to panic and does not make the coup in gabon the main topic of the foreign press. frankly humility. it still exists, but things are really bad in the same nigga french the ambassador, who was ordered to leave the country water in the embassy attempted to install a power generator. the french opposition has cut down the police, the french opposition fixes another failure of paris in africa by the presidential puppet, except through a military coup , the macron can once again compromise france by promising to support the traditionally swinging eu foreign service in order to issue it

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defense cheeks from the block have been meeting in ghana to address the crisis. is yours. reading john to has repeatedly defied international efforts to restore president mohammed presumed to office last week eco us activated a stand by force for potential deployment in these year echo was military leaders are facing a dilemma. use force and risk crease, the instability or back off and allow another west african nation to be under miller. people the block he does have once again emphasized that on the dimension in the chair is a last resort. let's do one b and that everything is phase. the beauty and forces, both with stuff that move the military on disability and components are ready to sub, to the portable duty by the level constitution. the saw this meeting to be this testimony to the but when and how west african troops could intervene, remains unclear. new jersey one has already ignored an echo and was deadline to restore democracy. meanwhile, the allstate, president mohammed buzzle and his family are under house arrest in the capital in the army echo was ha

the military's takeover military leaders have named general bruce a levy in ghana as transitional leader, the african union in france have condemned the crew. there's in about 40 didn't, did my police general brief legally, any grandma's been unanimously appointed president of the committee for the transition and restoration of institutions. the transitional president, the general, a league in gramma orders the reconnection of the internet and the re establishment of international television and radio broad costs in gabon. additionally, the transitional president insists on the maintenance of peace and calm and our beautiful country. now the genta has placed the deposed leader under house arrest and dally boned go appealed for help from his supporters and from the international community a hurricane italia has weakened into a tropical storm as it moved north over the state of georgia. millions in georgia and florida. remain under warnings of a life threatening storm surge floods and high wind. at least 2 people have died and rode crashes related to the store. president joe biden says tha

recognize the state of israel. human rights monitors have condemned to ban on women. visiting one of ghana stands most popular national parks. the taliban governments of morality ministry impose the band, claiming visiting women were not adhering to proper as law mach dress, price groups say it is another attempt to shut off. can women out of public life united nations. as warning that withdrawing peacekeeping troops from molly will be dangerous because of poor security conditions. at home depot, which runs molly has ordered the peacekeepers to leave by the end of the year. it's feared hundreds of local staff for support of the un mission will then be in danger . already militants claim to have killed one man who worked for the german army. and molly, as the deadline for germany's pullout from molly, draws closer thinks of a brutal murder history ignited the debates, overholser protects local staff. the drum and government has previously stated that local staff would not be in danger after the withdrawal, despite the 10s political situation in molly. now militants linked to the so called i

karbala had pilgrims from different countries, nigeria, ghana, pakistan, and afghanistan. let's be present, doctor hussain , peace be upon him, my friends and i came from pakistan to attend this arbaeen festival, and the long route also hindered us. in order to keep the message of ashura alive every year in the arbaeen ceremony, there is unity and all the muslims are of any race , whether they are white or black . these 23 lasting works of arbaeen are very good and there is no empathy between the hosts, there are many facilities and facilities for all the loved ones who provided them in iraq. arbaeen 99 is the unity and solidarity of all nations . love for hussein does not know color, race or nationality. arbaeen hosseini among the warm welcome of kurdistan regional authorities from bashmaq marivan border into iraq. forecast this year for the second year in a row, bashmaq marivan border has been chosen as the route of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims from the country . imam hossein the authorities have provided the necessary facilities and infrastructure for the welfare of the pi

and we hear from a team of adventurers on a road trip from ghana to the uk to raise money for rural schoolsam moshiri. we start with a new and dire warning about global climate change. scientists say the average surface temperature of the world's oceans has hit a record high. it rose to just under 21 degrees celsius — or nearly 70 farenheit — in august. that's far above the average for this time of year. and researchers say it could have serious consequences for the global environment. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. they've been taking measurements of ocean temperatures here in plymouth for more than a century. and for the last 50 or so years, they've shown a slow but steady increase — up about a third of a degree a decade. have we got a reading for today yet, do you know? i heard them say something around 18 or 19, which is four degrees higher than it should be. let's leave our live coverage and head to derby crown court for the sentencing of the mother and stepfather over the death of ten

. >>> and for many people living in remote areas of ghana and west africa, accessing medical care canst-hand the consequences of those barriers to health care after his aunt and grandmother died from preventable diseases. now he's dedicating his life to bringing medical care to remote areas of ghana. >> we have been to communities where they haven't seen a doctor before, literally, they haven't been to the hospital before. we have designed it like a clinic. dependent on the person's condition, they need additional labs, we have some points of care labs we do. we have medications and so it's like a one-stop shop for people. up to date, we served over 4,000 people. you imagine if we had two or three vans. our vision is to really expand. words cannot describe the feeling that you get providing care for someone who otherwise wouldn't be alive if your mobile health van wasn't there. >> for the full story, go to cnnheroes.com. (dad) we got our subaru forester lderness to discover all of the places that make us feel somethg more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporat

my grandfather vasily pavlovich safonov, major of the airborne forces, if anything, the heroes of ghanayears, i bought you 10 of these odins, dear. we will treat you will not open the most amazing. i rolled over from the couch, she hit her nose and the blood went out sounds plausible, but do you think i hit her? i never raised my hand to him. i'm trying to figure it out and so far it doesn't look in your favor. look, i don't give a damn what it looks like? please find i can't live without her. i love her, you know. yes, yes, you will come, and i'm so sweet, like caramel and although i'm still in the solarium, i 'll go like a chocolate bar. i actually work. now groan, i'll pick up the wrong one, how cockerel caramel on a stick. sorry honey, i'll call you later. is the paint ready? you know, i'll probably paint like this next time. well, don't worry, i'll pay for everything. excuse me, please. an ordinary client, if everything is in order with her personal life, but you are not now? this is no reason to lash out at her. you scare my entire clientele with your mood. let's get a grip. it in

ghana, pakistan and afghanistan are close to me, to karbala, my country and family and friends came from nigeria to participate in the arbaeen walk with others. peace be upon you from pakistan to participate in this raging sea of ​​arbaeen and the long way has prevented us from doing so. the situation is very difficult. we are not happy for us, the path and in any way i and my family came from india, imam hossein is a member and role model for all of us, at the request of the ahl al-bayt to keep ashura alive every year to the arbaeen ceremony among all muslims of every race, white and black, as a christian muslim arbaeen. i have never had any contact with iranians, but in arbaeen, i became friends with iranians and iraqis, and these 23 lasting works of arbaeen are very good, the companionship and empathy between the host of iraqis, the facilities and facilities for all the loved ones who provided in iraq, we are very grateful, arbaeen is a scene of unity and solidarity for everyone . nations are the love of hossein, color, race and nationality it is not possible for nematian of the karba

. >>> for many people, living in remote areas of ghana in west africa, accessing medical care can meanafford payment. this week's cnn hero saw his grandmother and aunt struggle and die from preventable diseases, and now he has dedicated his life to bringing health care to remote areas of ghana. >> we've been to communities where they haven't seen a doctor before, literally they haven't been to the hospital before. we've designed the van like a clinic. depending on the person's condition, if the doctor needs additional labs, we have some labs that we do in the van, we have medications. so it's like a one-stop shop for people. we've served about 4,000 people, so imagine if you had two or three vans. our vision is to really expand. words cannot describe the feeling you get providing care for someone who otherwise wouldn't be alive if the mobile van wasn't there. >> to see osay's full story, go to cnnheroes.com. (vo) ninety-two percent of f studens in high-needs schools can't afford essentialal school supplies. subaru and our retailers are there to help p by giving millis of dollars in fun

ghana is a russian tricolor, unlike niger, not yet noticed. army officers appeared on gabon's national television announcing that they had come to power in gabon, a former french colony. it is located on the west coast of central africa, officers said they would annul the results of saturday's elections that returned president ali bongo to power after a reported shooting in the capital. to power when his father omar died in 2009, if he is overthrown, it will end the 53-year-old the stay of his family. in power in gabon. imagine, i had to make a coup to stop this. yes, i predicted it. by the way, we were just talking about this wave of coups, because in africa they go one after the other one after the other, and this is the latest news at the moment. now the coup in gabon. we are a defense and security force, united in the committee for the transition and reconstruction of the country, and on behalf of the gapon people and as a guarantor of the protection of institutions. decided to protect world, having done away with the current regime to thi