illiam puzzling yourself by even though it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the wife of a i don't do this because we can't stay on venezuela. closely global news that matters d.w. made for martin's. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the islamist insurgency in west africa that's showing no signs of abating attacks are intensifying in book enough fossil and the new government is calling for help well then just how bad things have become. then we meet the ugandan boy who say as he dances but not for facts. and the film on the walls in the democratic republic of congo wins the best movie award in the african oscars in what they're doing. i'm christine will welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewing did we begin with west africa's growing islamist insurgency which is seeing attacks intensify on the radio t.v. in new targets burkina faso the number of violent incidents in but these are incidents links to local affiliates off al qaeda and the so-called islamic state rose by one hundred twelve between two thousand and seventee

illiam puzzle you so long it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the wife of a young do this because we can't stay on venezuela. constantly global news that matters d. w. made for martin's. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes after a resulting victory for president obama don't worry in nigeria his opponent will back up pushes on with his challenge to the results we'll look at how the allegations of fraud are hitting this weekend important regional battle. and fighting terrorism we have a story of the military exercise working to boost the capability of the african army. then we'll let you in on the grand plan sera leone's government as well the country's endangered chimpanzees. and pristine wonderwall come to deeds every news africa it's good to have you along nigeria returns to the polls this weekend for a series off regional elections taking place in the shadow of last week's presidential for the official results of that election was a clear victory for the incumbent. over his challenger who. has cried foul over the votes and complai

we asked nbc's justice correspondent pete illiams why none of the students who benefitted are being charged. >> reporter: a few of these students may not have known what their parents were doing, especially if they were ones involved in having somebody doctor their test scores, their a.c.t. or s.a.t. qualifying exams. >> it wasn't just about academs. singer also cheated college athletic programs. he photo shopped the faces of his clients' children on to thel faces of act athletes and then paid coaches to put children -- put these kidsei in designated admission spots. prosecutors say that the former yale women's soccer coach, in fact, took some $400,000 to pn a student the team, even though she didn't even play competitive soccer. doreen? >> wow, leon, thank you. prosecutors also say singer bribed a former georgetown coach. the revelation hits close to home for local students trying to get into their dream school. news 4's shomari shown is on georgetown's campus tonight with look at how college hopefuls are reacting to this scandal. shomari? >> reporter: that's right, doreen.oa one of thees

illiam. this is due to a show coming up on the program the sex scandal rocking the world of the k. pop stars accused of keeping prostitutes and secretly filming sex videos find out what sent south korea's president history into a spin also coming up the health emergency for traditional chinese medicine in taiwan they have diagnosed the problem but can they find a remedy to save the industry. and the playbook for citizens rights to see how india is trying to make the call.

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illiam. hello and welcome to quadriga declaring that europe has never been so necessary as today nor so endangered french president emanuel mccall has once again laid out a vision for europe for what he calls a renaissance saying that he wants to mobilize citizens across the continent in the run up to elections for the european parliament less than two and a half months from now in fact many share macross view that the e.u. is facing its most acute crisis yet increasingly divided over policy toward migrants disillusioned by a prolonged and chaotic breck set and polarized by the rise of right wing nationalism. or the populists who can convince europe that's the title of our show today and here i guess it's who will answer that question it's a pleasure to welcome you whole she is german but lived for many years in belgium and in france she's a professor of political science and heads the department of european studies and democracy at the claims university in austria and she says europe can onl

so the man's name is hayden illiams. [applause] where is hayden? where is he? where is he?come up here please. luzz applause >> thank you. thank you. so at the leadership institute we are committed to making campuses great again. i thank you so much for bringing up here to have me speak. it's great that i'm being recognized. there are so may conservative students across the country who are facing discrimination, harassment and worse if they dare to speak up on campus. so i'm glad we could bring this o the forefront. and i would just like to say if these socialist-progressives had their way that would put our constitution through the paper shredder in a heartbeat. so you know, it's as important now more than ever to work at the leadership institute for campus reform to expose these abuses to the public. [applause] it's as important now as ever. and these students do it because they have a love for our nation and for freedom. and frankly, a love for you, mr. president. so if you keep defending us, we will keep defending you. thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: s

tom: thank you so much. .illiam lee with us we are thrilled to bring you david rosenberg, mr. montreal canadiens were a wildcard team. but theyey lifted up, raised the bar, that is the problem. tom: gary shilling comes on and we talk about low interest rates. belief in steadfast low inflation. areinflation expectations bottoming out. does the public have it right? that inflation expectations should be set low? david: they have been set low and they will probably go down more. there are the structural reasons on the fiscal reasons. the structural reasons are debt everywhere and technology and heading into 5g will be deflationary from a business cost standpoint. why are inflation expectations going to bottom out? the global economy is turning lower? hours, mario draghi has to speak and chairman powell has to act on march 30th. there is a consensus we are going to see a lift up later this summer in growth expectations and maybe actual gross and i believe with that, a lifted inflation. you don't agree with that? david: in two words, pipe dream. where is this lift off going to come

ofstarted in the family home .illiam f buckley jr.1960 over 50 young conservatives wrote the share in statement, one of the preeminent of documents and conservatism and we are still alive with 400 chapters across the country. the young american foundation, and we even are at the reagan ranch. host: is this a college only organization or an organization that exists inside and outside the university structure? guest: our main focus is with university and high school students. we also accommodate home school students. that's big now with academic liberty. you hit on a great point, half hard-workinge americans who chose not to go to college and pursue other avenues . and we are willing to accommodate them as well. host: president trump speaks today at cpac, what do young conservatives want to hear from him? what do they need to hear now? guest: i think they are really excited about some of the changes president trump has implemented over the past year, the economy is booming. jobs --ls changed chagne jobs quite a bit. a bit.ge jobs quite