very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco for guyana. >> he figures if i'mdoesn't matter what's said or written, nobody's going to get me here. ♪ we are a happy family we are a happy family yes we are ♪ >> it was an escapade almost unparalleled in the history of religious movements. they had very little communication with loved ones at home. and naturally there was concern about where they had gone and what was happening out there in the jungle. >> i think jim jones took his group down there because he was afraid to face publicity and answer the questions here in this country. >> he was talking integration, he was talking helping people. he was talking better this and better that. >> what about now, what's your impression now? >> my impression now, those are fronts for him. i think he's gone crazy. >> congressman leo ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly. he wanted to expose what he believed was going on down there that was wrong. he thought it was certainly worth inviting members of the press to join him. >> very glad to be here. this is a

martins there in strasbourg well moving on to guyana now a country that's losing some of its younger generation to better job opportunities elsewhere dinny and companies are worried about the brain drain they want to channel the country's young talent into growing sectors such as clean energy at home germany wants to boost its investment and don is clean energy sector and german president and thoughts are stunned by will be focusing on this during his four day trip to africa one of the trips main goals is to foster a new partnership between ghana in germany. in exchange for improving conditions for foreign investment ghana will receive one hundred million euros from germany for investment projects. professional training training as we call it is something that will be well received here and we should show our willingness to pass on our experiences in this area. here here. ghana is something of a role model for other african countries it has a stable democracy and civil liberties are largely respected here. but its economic growth has slowed in recent years many young people have left

despite their seniors once again considering leaving guyana he says there are just not enough jobs in his hometown. it's not easy. to do something. about one quarter of the people and. the equivalent of one euro a day more than a million people mostly young have left their homelands in the last year david ted has lived abroad for many years in the new center he'll be jointly responsible for taking care of migrants he says many got me in as don't know anything about the training or employment possibilities their hometowns have to offer. you make a lot of wrong decisions. to provide them with this information advice just provide them with advice this is to give them alternatives for them to be able to get a better perspective in life ted also knows his center won't stop all going to ns from trying to somehow get to europe but at least they'll be better informed about what they're getting themselves into. here in but when people are preparing to mock a grim anniversary next to do tuesday marks one year since the deadly attack on a christmas market in the german capital the twelve months

joycelyn from guyana told us she wants to know more about switzerland largest city which is situated in the north of the country with snow already falling now it looks like syria will be enjoying a white christmas this year. so we went and took a stroll through this winter wonderland. zurich in december sparkles like a giant christmas tree the city's cathedral defines the skyline and at this time of year the atmosphere in switzerland's largest city is quaint and cozy. even the opera house is lit up for the occasion. for third year running the opera house is offering free daily christmas concerts in the late afternoon if you do not see him are always trying to attract a new audience to the opera house and get them excited about what we have to offer and i thought about how it's too bad that with the christmas market and so many people rights front door the door is closed but just come be so i thought about it and came up with the idea of a music oriented advent calendar. today french composer diaries mijo is on the program. the musicians choose the pieces themselves for the fifteen mi

probably from guyana. yes from ghana so if we can produce seeds there then. we have we help the country's economy. we're going to have cool we have should go. all the foods and then you can make this one of the flavors too it's cool cool. something like putting up with something like something like something like coke or to do different flavors to. the young people are learning a lot in ukraine carry a dissatisfied with them if they had to let the markets here much as they would in africa. they can speak russian to find out they quickly went over the cellar she gives them all some free samples. carrie it doesn't clean restrooms anymore she's busy managing her organization with success. that doesn't see. her going to look for easy. they're independent they're self-confident they have prospects for their lives and they know exactly what to expect that makes me very happy and proud you can't push them around anymore they know exactly what they want . in twenty eighteen james and richard plan to be the first in their group to graduate from university and prove to

watching the news still to come drumming up business the german president gets a warm welcome in guyana he's there talking vestment jobs and migration whether germany's key allies in the region. well accusations are flying at the meeting of the world trade organization helena quite a lot of upheaval currently. at the world trade organization the body currently holding its main meeting in it one is eye it is that meeting takes place every two years in the us representative has accused the c.e.o. of losing its focus say it was going too easy own a wealthy developing countries like china and the e.u.'s top five economies hit back saying donald trump's tax plan the cuts rather may distort international trade . protests are a common sight at these conferences but they're not the only ones upset with the w t o the united states was once a big proponent now under president donald trump it is more of a skeptic while all members agree that the w t o needs improving the u.s. is threatening to pull out altogether a sentiment made clear by u.s. trade representative robert slight ties or who present

three euros to boost renewable energy and vocational training in guyana. hundreds of thousands of catholic pilgrims have converged on mexico city's basilica of waterloo but to mark the day of the burgeoning of one of the buildings often crawl hundreds of kilometers to reach the image of the dark skinned virgin who appeared before the indian peasant on diego in fifteen thirty one. leaders from islamic countries are meeting in istanbul today to discuss u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel on tuesday turkey's president warned the united states that it was a quote partner took blood shed after trump's decision was followed by violence russia time out of one said that turkey would never recognize the decision out of iran says he hopes today's meeting will mobilize support in the muslim world for an independent palestinian state and called it turning point on the last year. well spring indeed obvious dorian journal he's standing by in istanbul. good morning dorian what sort of turning point is president of the one talki

household name and today he's the minute child cheick is on the twenty eighth weeks it was going up in guyana. i have come back out of. five hours away from uncle vic. and it was a small village where people didn't have much notice when after school we play soccer with balls made of socks hides when i look at myself he has everything he doesn't know what to do with with money and i had to struggle to get to square meals a day. so that was how i grew up and it affected me michel it made me said goals and say i have to give my all to achieve something else with action on a certain time off and. then. i can no longer understand why as a child i wanted to be white even if it takes a lot of strength and energy to deal with racism and to hold your head up high i wouldn't want a different skin color but anything in the book. for me being black means something serious and it means me that i'm seen differently but what's going on inside that something else. is just it's nothing more than a skin color not political by blackness blooms and becomes my beauty and we're all the same up first and foremost i

he was going up in guyana. i know i'm from among five hours away from auckland like i was in class it was a small village where people didn't have much notice when after school we play soccer with balls made of socks moves on us for heights when i look at myself swimmers who knows everything he doesn't know what to do with it with money's worth and i had to struggle to get two square meals a day. and that was how i grew up and it affected me going to submit all that made me said goals and saying i have to give my all to achieve something buswell russian and i sometime over the coming where i honestly don't know if. i can no longer understand why as a child i wanted to be white even if it takes a lot of strength and energy to deal with racism and to hold your head up high i wouldn't want a different skin color but anything in the book. for me being black means so many syrians it means me that i'm seen differently but what's going on inside that something else. is just me it's nothing more than a skin color and i

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