talent, techniques, andnd productionon standards are improving all the time, sayays hakim. for him, the courier, the better -- for him, the goierier, the better. >> it is even a problem the industry is facing now. >> while filmmakers around the world increasingly turned to animated characters, nelly would -- nollywood still thrives on the handcrafted magic of artists like hakim. carl: pretty good work. you are watching "dw news." i will be back after a short break for a deep dive into friday's stories including a new ban on transgender troops in the military. that's coming up on "the day." stay tuned. twenty four france twenty four dot com. wewelcome back if you n need toe from paris on herself i gueuess andd be only thesese all the top stories this hour. no two calls magic change demonstrations continue -- and sit on a day off to the army ousted longtime president along all the *-*-. this is the sudanese protest movement says the leaders also military to auction close to all the *-*-. is a flick it may have stepped down but in algeria thousands of protesters rally in the c

another child has died in yemen in the period that we have been speaking i want to bring in hakim.again the figures are there everything is shocking but our guest in london says this is an internal conflict that this is a civil war that needs to be sorted out which wien the two parties it's not a proxy war the regional elements are the saudi arabia the u.a.e. and iran however it's up to the yemenis to sort this out themselves you agree with that. you can't deny that i completely agree with what my friend mamadou said about the internal parties need to get together and solve this problem as well from the roots and it makes a lot of sense and this is what's missing in many of the the analysis that's coming out of yemen yes there is international intervention regional intervention there the proxy war etc blah blah blah but this point is very important that the sides need to meet need to get together need to try to solve this problem the roots and sadly over the last five years this has really happened and this is one of the main reasons why this war has been continuing for so long it'

another child has died in yemen in the period that we have been speaking i want to bring in hakim. again the figures are there everything is shocking but our guest in london says this is an internal conflict that this is a civil war that needs to be sorted out which wien the two parties it's not a proxy war the regional elements are the saudi arabia the u.a.e. and iran however it's up to the yemenis to sort this out themselves you agree with that. you can't deny that i completely agree with what my friend mamadou said about the internal parties need to get together and solve this problem as well from the roots and make a lot of sense and this is what's missing in many of the the analysis that's coming out of yemen yes there is international intervention regional intervention there is a proxy war etc blah blah blah but this point is very important that the sides need to meet need to get together need to try to solve this problem the roots and sadly over the last five years this has really happened and this is one of the main reasons why this war has been continuing for so long it's

another child has died in yemen in the period that we have been speaking i want to bring in hakim. again the figures are there everything is shocking but our guest in london says this is an internal conflict that this is a civil war that needs to be sorted out which wien the two parties it's not a proxy war the regional elements are the saudi arabia the u.a.e. and iran however it's up to the yemenis to sort this out themselves you agree with that. you can't deny that i completely agree with what my friend mamadou said about the internal parties need to get together and solve this problem as well from the roots and it makes a lot of sense and this is what's missing in many of the the analysis that's coming out of yemen yes there is international intervention regional intervention there is a proxy war etc blah blah blah but this point is very important that the sides need to meet need to get together need to try to solve this problem the roots and sadly over the last five years this has really happened and this is one of the main reasons why this war has been continuing for so long i

porn and his wife laura and their daughters know the two hakim hasn't forgotten them. he doesn't identify with us. he's saying it because next year we don't celebrate together and he's missing his arm under the trial of twelve catalan independence leaders on charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds follows the region's referendum and unilateral declaration of independence which was met by police violence in two thousand and seventeen it's taken on heavy significance for a movement struggling to reassert itself last in search of a way to achieve its goal. i see very clearly that people don't feel like compromising in this ends up giving up of recognizing a mistake or renouncing it i don't see that it is possible that some people may think that we need more time that it doesn't have to be an immediate but i don't see any reason nation at all if not now then what is to happen in the interim at the national level spain's socialist government may pay a heavy price in this weekend's election for its attempts to negotiate over catalonia a surge in support for

dr abdul hakim is one of the volunteer medics so there are many reasons why. there are not enough for many it was often in here especially masses. because one i think this is that remoteness second thing because of security although well some of the villages border somalia and face the threat of attacks from the militant group al-shabaab the first attack happened in twenty eleven since then local civilians have regularly been caught in the crossfire between the fundamentalist group and the kenyan military. created one who had. to move the bomb blast. we took a job before treatment but unfortunately that last leg you know. the terrorist threat is very real for the doctors to. one time i would have come to monk i happened even to ban our motorbikes which we were using. but even terrorist threats from over the border cannot deter these team they know that without their help people in marginalized communities simply wouldn't get the medical care they need. your home mike and i had a bad called which brought on released as you can see here it's painful i cannot tim

the middle east for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim in sun up not only have you been covering this conflict but you're a resident of yemen for the last five years this has been a worsening conflict to the point now where the u.n. is calling it the world's worst humanitarian disaster what's it been like for you. it's unbelievable it's sad when you see the family suffering and it's not just one family or our neighbors it's nation of thirty million people whether in the north or in the south so it's not only those who are living in the burn areas the suffering is nationwide this war has killed so many. civilians has made so many children. being child soldiers have made so many. big spread by the millions families tens of millions sleeping hungry it's unbearable and the problem is that this is the suffering has it's been like this for the last few years and the u.n. has always been saying that it's the worst humanitarian crisis but every time this never it still continues and the problems are barely solved that's mainly because of the obst

so much a stuff on i'm going to have been in the vein a lot yet that i've got don't i should i met hakim a boy you know it's not quite back peter i mean a bad answer meant to live to be a distinction which in my youth degrees is because she had not connected with deeds . absence and that's. not complicit i told her my name is the heat and i've been good. so everyone can see this consumers are going to do it. this is the purpose it comes as an example to people. to get its purpose in a legitimate decision but he's saying he's through and then he said good to me good news he didn't put nobody can put good. and he was a great statesman you understand politician more than the kinks but this was unpopular. and this is a statesman who's not considered in it to be doing that these people are not. then he's a dangerous. people. but you've had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to accept german reparations for example that was very unpopular. and. that didn't deserve it cute paul didn't just and this is. i'm just not couldn't say that it had no reason that if he d

police later arrested the suspect, 20-year-old hakeem owe dem in southern california, be -- hakim odenuthern california, and now he is being held without bail. >>> a man accused of fatally stabbing a young woman at oakland's macarthur bart station will be back in court. john lee cowell is accused of kiming his sister. two court order doctors borrow assigned to evaluate him. one said et mentally incompetent and the other doctor could not reach a conclusion. >>> happening today president trump is visiting california to tour a section of the border fencing that was recently fortified. the president says he won't try to shut down the border in the next few days like he had previously threatened, butnette is threatening to slap tariffs on cars coming to the u.s. from mexico unless mexico does more to stop the flow of migrants trying to enter the u.s. >> was he hear from business leaders saying this would be an economic disaster? i mean why the change? >> he doesn't want to hurt the economy or close the border, but this may be his only option if democrats won't come to table. >> this will be

amazon's ring and now lyft joining us to talk about his investments, hakim "chamillionaire" seriki.reciate the time. good to see you. >> thank you for having me >> it's clear you know your way around an early stage investment how do you this? who advises you and what are you looking for? >> a lot of it is intuition. i started a while back, had a lot of interest of guesting in to the tech space. did research found a lot of companies and just found my way. so nobody is advising me >> you have a knack for finding things that later get bought in this case lyft going public how early would you get in on lyft and what do you make of the first day of trading friday and today trading below that ipo price? >> well, lyft was, i guess, we and a few others, we were excited about investing in something in the ride sharing space. in 2014 we started to get excited about it which started making the steps to get in touch with lyft. we made the investment in 2015 i had previously done cruise which is autonomous vehicle software company and excited about self-driving cars. there was uber and lyft. we

hakim jeffries is a member of the house judiciary and hit back at the attorney general's announcementng so-called attorney general is presiding over a dog and pony show. here's a thought. release the mueller report tomorrow morning and keep your mouth shut. you have zero credibility. hakeem jeffries responding. chuck schumer tweeted the american people deserve the truth. they don't need any predamage control or spin from donald trump's hand picked attorney general, william barr. he is act more like an independent campaign spokesman than the law. >> peter baker, you are laughing. i love the way hakeem says things. it would be normally considered crude to say shut up. we heard nothing from the guy who wrote the report, robert mueller. nothing. audibly. >> you are absolutely right. attorney general set the barlow for what we can expect from him going forward. he is just acting like the attorney general for donald trump and not for the united states. just the other day, he talked about the law enforcement community spying on the trump campaign without any evidence of anything to back up w

joining us now, congressman hakim jefferies of new york. he's a member of the judiciary committee and also a house democratic leader, he's the chairman of the house democratic caucus. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, wolf. >> so an administration official tells cnn that protecting president trump's tax returns from being released is a hill they're willing to die on. you heard that in jim acosta's report. is this a hill democrats are also willing to die on? >> we're going to continue to proceed responsibly with our oversight function, which is consistent with the separation of powers in the united states constitution. every president since richard nixon has disclosed his taxes to the american people. gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama have all disclosed their taxes. democrats and republicans, progressives and conservatives, the left and the right. a singular individual, donald trump, is refusing to follow this important practice. we, as

according to records, hakim oden walked into the office and shot the victim. he is facing attempted murder charges in connection to the incident in southern california. the shooting that he is accused of in san francisco is being investigated as a homicide. >>> san francisco police announced an arrest in the case of a sword attack following it argument outside a living. 30-year-old leor bergland is accused of slicing another man in the hand after having his make america great again had swatted off his head. police say the identified suspect was arrested last night . he now chases -- faces charges of attempted murder. >>> and engine are charged with trying to kill a coworker at berkeley by spiking her water with a toxic chemical pleaded not guilty today. the suspect was charged with putting cadmium in his coworkers water. they were both engineers at bear on gilman street in oakland. authorities say coworkers noticed a strange taste or smell from her water in her office. she and two of her relatives got sick after drinking from the same water bottle. tests of th

investigators later identified the shooter as 20 year-old hakim old in he now faces murder charges.olice have arrested 30 year-old lee or berglund for attacking a man with a sword in san francisco. it happened march 29th, your film or an oak streets near the church of 8 wheels skating rink in san francisco. they say that berlin attacked the victim with a sword and then took off. 2 witnesses came into contact with him before this all happened and they say that he was yelling homophobic slurs at them. the victim is expected to recover. the fallout continues so for the woman who harassed an older man wearing a maggot had and posting his picture online it happened at starbucks in palo alto the bayshore progressive democrats accepted her resignation as co chair earlier in the week after she lost her job already and an accounting firm before that. police say the woman contacted them about the backlash as she's gotten from her social media post but she did not file an official report. a california family is demanding answers after they found several swastikas burned right on to their front

prison and on trial in a drip catalans haven't forgotten pro independence former interior minister drew hakim for him and his wife lara and their daughters know that you are kim hasn't forgotten them he doesn't like deserters us. next year we don't celebrate together and he's with us on. the trial of twelve cattle and independence leaders on charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds follows the region's referendum and unilateral declaration of independence which was met by police violence in two thousand and seventeen it's taken on heavy significance for a movement struggling to reassert itself last in search of a way to achieve its goal. that i see very clearly that people don't feel like compromising in this ends up giving up of recognizing a mistake or renouncing it i don't see that it is possible that some people may think that we need more time that it doesn't have to be an immediate thing but i don't see any kind of resignation at all if not now then what is to happen in the interim at the national level spain's socialist government may pay a heavy price in this weekend's

mari has at it's in chief and publisher of the yemen post he joins us on skype from the capital sanaa hakim almost money this is being described as quote crucial is it really that simple. it is made to be honest it's the first time that i be collisions and allies have been able to gather so many power numbers in one place to grab a session over the last three years that would have claimed that they had but what the apartment members and that's why they had. the power to have parliament go on for over two and a half years but right now there's a major blow for the is politically but what i was told that. it's about one hundred thirty four m.p.'s who attended the session today and you would need one hundred thirty eight to. legalize back session so rob collection is claiming back one hundred forty one who were there i don't know ourselves that can only come for one hundred and thirty three two hundred thirty four are on there and so on but it does number was completed this is a major blow a look at what the code is and they lose. a lot of ground when it comes to a. go she should because right

police later shot and arrested the suspect, hakim ogden, in southern california. the vigil for taiepisi gutu will start at 6:30 tonight on fairfax avenue in san francisco. >>> the man accused of fatally stabbing a young woman at oakland's macarthur barton station back in court. jon cowell is accused of killing the 18-year old last july and injuring her sister. a judge is expected to rule on if he is mentally competent to stand trial. two client appointed doctors were designed to examine him, one said he is mentally incompetent, the other doctor could not reach a conclusion. >>> the man accused in the shooting of nipsey hussle is being held on bail this morning. eric holder pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder. holder is accused of killing the rapper on sunday. he is expected to be back in court may 10th. >>> there is a vigil today in oakland to honor nipsey hussle. it will be at the clothing store on broadway at 6:00 tonight. >>> a plan to take commuters across the bay on hovercraft may be scaled back. the operator of the ferry wants to study the impa

hakim jeffries, chair of the house democrat caucus, tells barr release the report and keep your mouth shut. you have zero credibility. hell hath no fury except perhaps at cnn, trailing even the food channel in the ratings, they have already charged coverup. here it comes, the mueller report, and you are going to see it. >>> that's not all that's going on today. two big tech companies go public. pinterest, an online picture searching company, they are going out for $19 a share, valued at $10.6 billion. then zoom, a video conferencing company, going out at $36 a share, valuing it at $9 billion. now, it is zoom that's generating the most buzz. of course, we will be following the market, looking for any reaction to the barr press conference. by the way, the firing rate has come down to the lowest level since 1969, employers hanging on to their workers. so we are looking at a modest gain for stocks at the opening bell. here's my opinion. the market reacts to barr if the mueller report makes trump's chances of re-election unlikely. one last point. the president himself may hold his own news

i don't think that you are going to see nancy pelosi, steny hoyer or hakim jeffries, the three top democrats that. i don't think senator schumer is going to ask for that. but i think what attorney general barr did today was create a situation that we did not need, and that is if you make this presentation in a shady fashion, there -- neil: what was shady about it, congressman? he had to outline, the color code and all that, and then let everyone read it, right? >> i agree with the latter part, let everyone read it. i think what the attorney general did today, the part that bothered me, i'm not a lawyer, but the part that bothered me was when he said well, you know, the president was under a lot of emotional stress and so forth, and may have done things out of the fact that the press was on him after he actually came to office. i'm not sure many prosecutors are going to want to do that in a courtroom, and while this was not a courtroom, you know, he's getting into the feelings of the president and he did so without even interviewing the president, but mueller never interviewed the president i

colleagues who -- in the conference room and here who have saluted the leadership of our chairman, hakim jeffries, and vice chair, kathryn clark, for bringing us together in a very substantive, unifying, energizing way at this conference. really, really a series of workshops where we engaged with each other. and, again, for the people. it nice to be in the majority, because of what it means to the electorate. what it means for the people. and for -- the majority, majority, majority. for the people means lower health care costs by reducing the cost of prescription drugs and saving the preexisting condition benefit of the majority. for the people means building the infrastructure of america in a green way to make bigger paychecks, lower health costs. bigger paychecks. the majority for the people means cleaner government. and we talked about those issues and how we can be more specific in terms of legislation, more effective in terms of connecting with the american people on all of those scores. because the outside mobilization is what gives us hope. 10,000 events to save the affordable car