if they want kagame, they'll have him. if they don't want kagame, they'll remove him. it doesn't matter. ( applause ) >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> sreenivasan: this weekend, a remarkable art project opens in austria not in a museum but in a soccer stadium. in this "temporary artpo forest: the unending attraction of nature," spectators will see trees in a setting designed to generations about the value of nature. newshour weekend's christopher booker has the story. >> in 1970 had the vision iat one da could happen that we look at nature and designated areas only. what we have been doing for decades as zoowith endangered animals, could happen with nature. spectators will observe rethe fo as it stands silently on the field while the local team plays at another stadium in the area for a few weeks. litman says his living arton installas designed to challenge viewers to consider the consequences of climate change. >> ( translated ): for some, this will be a highly symbolic character, like the "tree ofical life" or "the place of longing." others wh an affinit

were being sold as slaves the whole lot of course was shaken and also i share one president paul kagame at the time as the head of african union. may be to take the lead was the best thing to do so i would say that in terms of political squabbling points i think that also could be one of the reasons but the humanitarian reason i think leads in this case ok for it so we are hearing that the one government has said it's prepared to accommodate as many as $30000.00 evacuees from libya will want to be receiving financial support. from what i have received from u.n. . they said that there is no money they are giving to run the government and run the government has obviously said that they are not taking any financial. support but the u.n. . mentioned that they are taking care of all the financial. needs for the refugees b. b. b. b. the frights from the b a to kigali and b. the money that they're going to use when they're there are still there the u.n.h.c.r. would take care of everything in rwanda ok let's talk about when they get at least talk about the the provision that has been made for t

is welcome the 1st group of african refugees from libya earlier this month rwanda's president paul kagamea signed an agreement with the united nations to take in fell's of asylum seekers as part of a new effort to help african migrants who failed to reach europe and end up trapped in libya where they face torture and forced labor. the 1st group of 66 people from somalia eritrea and sudan will be housed in a center outside kigali. without god we cannot explain the life that back in libya there is fighting and we can even stay in peaceably at night and now we feel safe. even if we are a small country what we have enough capacity to come out says the country has more to come of the mortar for just $149000.00 we are getting more and more no problem. a quick look at the headlines stories police in egypt are out in force in the capital cairo and several other major cities to disperse protests calling for the resignation of president abdel fatah sisi cafes and shops were closed football matches perspire and all as police put on a show of force across the country the protests initially began a we

country's welcome the 1st group of african refugees from libya earlier this month rwanda's president paul kagame a signed an agreement with the united nations to take in thousands of asylum seekers it's all part of a new effort to help african migrants who failed to reach europe and end up trapped in libya where they face torture and forced labor the 1st group of 66 people are from somalia eritrea and sudan and will be housed in a center outside of. her little plane without god we cannot explain the life back in libya there is fighting and we can even stay in peacefully at night now we feel safe. iran has released a british tanker it detained 2 months ago. in the strait of hormuz a move which at the time further escalated tensions in the gulf istana impera left iran's bunder a passport where it was taken off to being seized according to affinity of shipping data it has now entered port rashid in the united arab emirates as a beggar reports on this now from to iran. more than 2 months after being captured by iran's revolutionary guard the british flag tanker standing in peril left the iranian por

welcomed the 1st group of african refugees from libya earlier this month rwanda's president paul kagame a signed an agreement with the un to take in thousands of asylum seekers as part of a new effort to help african migrants who failed to reach europe and end up trapped in libya where they face torture and forced labor 1st group of 66 people off from somalia eritrea and sudan will be housed in a center outside good golly. without god we cannot explain the life that back in libya there is fighting and we can even see the peacefully at night and now we feel safe. and if we're going to work you have enough to post. says the country has more to come of the mortar for just 149000 we are getting more and more no problem. now young people have been demonstrating across europe and around the world as part of the anti climate change movement started by swedish teenager gretta term bug in moscow greenpeace activists took over a stadium calling for action on climate change rome was one of the 180 cities and towns in a city where mass protests took place with many schools letting students out earl

a quick question with the time i have left i think you will want to answer and that's that's not kagame of highlighting the challenges you maintain the campus. there's no the hundred buildings you to insufficient funding for buildings and facilities and other infrastructure for many facilities, and the campus overall has been deferred for many years. so i want to thank you for bringing this to our attention and doing such a thorough review. this is something that we ought to interject and our discussion of on the senate follow-through lead and get the build on, because we need to focus on this. i've lucky you to comment on the infrastructure. >> it is a very critical issue, as you've documented, we're about 1.3 billion dollars behind what we need to be enough to support the infrastructure of the nih campus, and that's to clinical center. they recommended an investment of 700 million dollars over a five-year period, just to catch up with all the deferred maintenance, which has led to all kinds of problems that we have experience in terms of the major leagues and so on. we've also had ano