— such concern to kenya? the biggest one mohamed _ such concern to kenya? to kenya? the biggest one mohamed ali, this was a man l one mohamed ali, this was a man convicted in his role of organising and exiting the second most dangerous attack in kenya. it was hundred nearly 50 people were killed. ? 150 nearly. and this is why people, as mentioned just here with twin suicide bomber attacks. and before this escape please and can you also arrested another suspect who said to have been asking to find the details of can you's most part their nightclub and the suspect was planning to organise a terrorist attack. before that also another terrorist suspect committee convert to have been released from prison and then disappeared and the authorities are looking for him. canyons are trying to put this together, they're asking canyons to be very vigilant. give the assurances that they are doing or think they can to to keep the people safe but the fact that kenya itself is a government sent out an alert shows that the cause for concern especially when this escape happen

ah, a new diplomatic pers to end the fighting in a few pure kenya's president isn't about while the u. s. sector states had to the region. ah, you're watching, i was, is there a life for my headquarters and hi, daddy and gauge are also ahead. argentina's president is punished in mid term elections. they conservative opposition when control of congress for the 1st time in nearly 40 years, a call for nato to resolve the migrant crisis on napoleon beller as border where thousands of people are suck and freezing temperatures. austria imposes a new lockdown to combat raising cobit cases, but it's only for those who aren't fully vaccinated. ah, hello, we begin in ethiopia, where kenya's president has been visiting to push for an end to the conflict between the government and rebel forces were can you all hell, talk to the prime minister? i b. s. madge. well, this comes as fighters in the northern region have been pushing further south this month. the african union envoy has been meeting both sides, that is calling for an immediate cease fire. meanwhile, the u. n. is saying, trying to fit st

but one story gone people's attention. newspapers reported that kenya was having an elephant baby boom journalist linked the unprecedented surge in the elephant's birth rate to taurus being restricted from the pod. and they said it was the mold, positive side of the lot down. but kind of it had nothing to do with it. ah, ah, prince kill my biggest fish. ok. so say 2018. we've got a fairly good plane and we have a female. so 202020. yeah, tentatively go tired. this baby will insult to huntington will succeed. more rains means more food for the female elephants to feed their young. extraordinary things happen in amber. silly national park touches page yet a female elephant giving birth to healthy twin males. truly an extremely rare case . she fairly fitted madman mother regarding mother there. but he is mother there but puffed. it's something we see like if they passed the out being left at the, at the edge of this one with the mother with the grandmother. and the bus here go to their form, feed and come back to the cow in them. and then again mother go to the swamp. india flat via so. y

. >> we need this now to be investigated and brought the courts here in kenya as quickly as possible.ariel: rose has now instructed a british law firm to challenge the ministry of defense's failure to investigate her sisters killing -- sister's killing. her hope is that she will receive financial compensation to provide a good life for agnes' daughter. she was only a baby when her mother was killed. brent: alexander zverev is coming off olympic gold in tokyo and is hoping to finish a year on the court with his second atp final title. zverev never looked to be in any danger. he will face novak djokovic, who won three of four grand slams this year the semi's on saturday. and in the women's game, spain's garbine muguruza pate estonian anett kontaveit, giving spain wta's first-ever finals title. thanks to her when, she -- her win, she will end the season at world ranking title number three. chinese star peng shui has not been seen in weeks. she appears to deny her claimant an email -- claim in any mail that she had been sexually assaulted by a chinese official, and said she was simply res

so my mom and dad were born in kenya as well. my a great uncle was asked by the british to leave her punjab where he was a decorative police officer and come to kenya to help quell the locals after the scramble for africa basically. yeah. and he advised a way of helping locals by planting new crops. so they had the new boundaries because although boundaries had been carved out, and then my grandad then went over to be with him. but my dad actually pined for kenya and he would speak in swahili to us. so i think the thing about growing up with parents who are from kenya gave me a very different experience to indians growing up for. yeah, i mean, you've got to kind of connect to culture, but very strong individual cultures in themselves. absolutely. and you take that, you come to england, i mean, the identity crisis, i says, but it was, i was a crisis and their mind was always, they don't, they teach is it was a to us of, they don't know if they're english or indian. they don't know what to speak, they should all be speaking english

and the presidents of kenya and south africa have cold for sci fi in ethiopia. it comes as 40 each has emerged of thousands of federal troops being held as prisoners of war by took lion rebels. north macedonia and bulgaria had begun an official period of morning following europe's deadliest road accident in a decade. at least 45 people were killed in a fiery bus crash in bulgaria on tuesday. as rory challenge reports, the vehicle was returning to north macedonia from turkey. the cha wreckage of the bus makes clear how intense the fire must have been. the vehicle crashed and burned on a bulk area and highway in the middle of the night. it was taking mostly north macedonian tourists, back home, after a weekend trip to assemble. but it's not yet known. why? so few people made it off alive, or what caused this disaster in the 1st place. this damage suggest the boss hit a barrier before carrying on to crash into the central reservation. bulk air is interior minister said he was deeply shocked by what he'd seen was. not everyone can stand such a picture. the picture i

we have had those are interventions in kenya. so the, how much of an impacts do you think kenya can have? here, wilson is particularly alarmed by what seems to be an escalating crisis in what is, of course, they mean accosted within the region. you have to remember that if you get historically has been the experimental piece of the while within the region, it's one of the biggest contributor to peacekeeping missions, not just here, but are on the wall. and can you actually alarm, i think as we had a program, kenya has a sent an advantage to that. he seems to retain a degree of trust with authority, the not to sum up, but also with some of the to grandly dish. so they can indeed possibly contribute, but it made that very difficult task and all parties to the wall certainly seem to think that they can achieve their goals military or what do you think it will take to de escalate the situation. if both sides are convinced that they can win this war, i think that we should, to all day this quote to cost. and we already have seen this

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this is not only happening in kenya.e past few months, there had been deadly fires and devastating floods. and there is more still to come. by 2025, in just four years time, half of the world's population will be facing water scarcity. and by the time i am 50, the climate crisis will have displaced 86 million people in sub-saharan africa alone. please, open your hearts. if you allow yourself to feel it , the injustice is hard tbear. sub-saharan africans are responsible for just have a percent of historical emissions. the children are responsible f none. but they are bearing the brunt. we are the adults and it is our responsibility to ensure the children have food and water. i have been doing what i can, inspired by the great professor, i founded the green generation initiative. it enhances food security for young kenyans. so far we have grown fruit trees to maturity, providing nutrition for thousands of children. every day we see when we look after the trees, they look after us. but these trees and the life-saving fruit

and the rest of the countries conflict hit north kenya's president has been visiting ethiopia to push for an end to the fighting between the government and rebel forces . ow. kenyatta health talks with prime minister abbey i made. it comes as fighters from the northern to dr. region have pushed further south this month. meanwhile, the leader of the t grey people's liberation front said his forces are a need to destroy the government, either by negotiation or by force and uncle. the 1st goal is to destroy the enemy, though the chances are slim. this is possible with negotiation. if the enemy comes forward peacefully, there is a way to do it peacefully. there is also a way to do it by force. we are using both, but the main pressure is with military power. the government does not accept peaceful ways. it relies on its power. we are working to talk like government that thinks it can when the war by throwing people into the fire. i'll just here as mom and i do has more from ad is humble. alyssa, going about san jewel. a you special envoy to the home of africa has expressed some hope that t

so i'm hoping to go back to normal life kenya has reopened its borders, as most african countries have but still, very few tourists to coming a ah, can you make heads or tails? a bite is foreign policy. ukraine is a good example. does washington in brussels one piece? the same applies when it comes to china. where are the stable and predictable policies we were told about ah, in russia this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago. even lost a more than a sort of can you sell it to proposal this year? dealing with just important doctors. it took 5 years to close the gap on the world car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finished model. kepsa will certify excellent roles. you deal with my food ocean from a small school? well, we'll shoot for almost a couple of cookie at the football. with marshall o is your media reflection of reality. in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a j

but my dad at c pined for kenya and he would speak in swahili to us. so i think the thing about growing up with parents who have from kenya gave me a very different experience to indians growing up from yeah. okay. i mean you've got to kind of connect to culture, but very strong individual cultures in themselves. absolutely. and you take that, you come to england, i mean, the identity crisis. i mean, i says, but it was like, the crisis in my mind was always, they don't, they teach is it was a to us. they don't know if they're english or indian. they don't know what to speak, they should all be speaking english. i haven't even identity crisis. oh, well actually i didn't. i. yeah, yeah. and then, well, i'm obviously don't never speak in punjabi with you as school because you get it. i'm going to speak it at home, but also interesting my best friends at school. will i from trinidad though, from grenada, and i learned about this whole big island, small island, because lake seen it that it is kind of a residue of colonialism. yeah. i mean, when. a for us it

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blinking begins in kenya, one of the u.s.'dest african allies, and a key actor in attempting to ease the war in ethiopia. >> the people who suffer are the people. we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need, and that the fighting ceases and the talking starts. reporter: aside from the tigray conflict in ethiopia, the military coup in sudan, and tensions in somalia, are high on the agenda. following trump's failure to engage in africa and amid china's growing influence, his trip also aims to rage wash -- raise washington's profile on the continent. >> so that the whole world knows that the u.s. is indeed back, is indeed back and interested in the advancement of our continent. reporter: on wednesday, blinken also stated the importance of fighting what he labeled democratic recessions worldwide. >> independent institutions are challenged and undermined. journalists, human rights activists are threatened and attacked. even vibrant democracies like and you are experiencing this pressure. reporter: one week f

she spent much of her life trying to protect kenya's forests.ry went to the karura forest on the edge of nairobi to talk to her daughter, wanjira maathai. my mother was often asked, "were you afraid? you were fearless. how can you do all these things?" and she said, "no, i was afraid," but she said, "what needed to be done was so compelling that i had to do it." she grew up surrounded by nature, surrounded by the beauty of nature. i also remember her describing her mother being a farmer. her mother grew all the food that they ate. and then she goes away to school, to university out in the united states, and she comes back and joins the university as a very young member of academic staff. she was struck by the issues that were being presented by women who were very much like her mother. they were talking about lack of fuel, lack of water and lack of nutritious food. and everything they described, she felt was connected to a degradation of the landscape, and so, why not plant trees, she asked them? the women here till the land, so it is important

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still ahead of her claims of a high level cover op kenya reopens a decade old probe into the murder of a young mother, allegedly at the hands of a british soldier that's coming up. ah ah ah ah . join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess with the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. ah. ah, 18 minutes into the program. welcome back. it may be a global attempt to see of the world from climate change, but the huge cop 26 summit in scotland days. not impressing gret tune berg. the swedish activist lunch starts out the event while addressing crowds up. the fridays for future marching, close go. it is not a secret that cop twin sakes is a failure. it should be obvious that we cannot solve a crisis with the same methods that goes into it in the 1st place or protest. defensive also being held around the world to coincide with cub. 26 with demonstrators echoing dreaded tune bergs call for concrete action from those in power. ah, with with the culprit $26.00 conferences now into it's 2nd week kicking off the events, the british

we're kenya has reopened a criminal probe into the reflect murder of a woman, allegedly, by a british soldier. the single mother was beaten, stabbed and dumped in a septic tank back in 2012. their family believes the details of the case were hushed up league. you the, i did johnny recently learned that is the british army vault because there were a lot of cover albums do that. but we are glad that now think of being brought to light my wishes, the culprit to face the law because i had to be a burden that wasn't mine because i had my only children to take care of them, though i was not employed, it has been a real struggle with the family of agnes when terror, when jacko. a canyon woman allegedly killed by a british soldier, is crying foul as they are yet to receive justice. almost 10 years after her death . when jack, who was a 21 year old sex walker, any money to feed her newborn baby, and she was reported missing in march of 2012, 2 months later her body was found in a hotel septic tank near to where british soldiers had been stationed. there had been revealed that a british soldier

now the involvement of kenya is absolutely critical, according to a number of diplomats. i've spoken to. the reason for this is that the prevailing view and the security council at present is that african problems require african solutions. they've got to be direct african involvement in resolving this crisis. hence, basically the desire that the african union takes the lead along with ethiopia as african neighbors. okay, and that could be say, is a former president of the aroma studies association. he joins us live on scott from washington d. c. thank you so much. he a time. so the government has dismissed this new alliance off of opposition. factions as a stunt. what do you think? how might this coalition change their trajectory? i believe this is going to be a very essential step forward in planning and preparing for some type of post avenue scholars tractor in the country. in addition to that, i also believe that it will give the 9 members who created the fund to start to discuss the content of a possible cult comfort. human that includes obviously it's a transition o

s. equity in the states is visiting kenya, where he's met with presidents as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia. the year long conflicts between ethiopia, governments and rebels from the north antigua region has escalated in recent weeks until he burn can and kenya's cabinet. secretary of foreign affairs are speaking now in i will be following their discussions. will continue to follow this story and bring you on the latest. and the threat of a 2 week stroke biology workers and nigeria has triggered pac buying at petrol stations on keyes of cars are blocking streets and capital at the gym. and that's for up to date, to stay with us out as the real world is up next. ah ah ah nuns, it would be fantastic to me, said miller. 7 hold on that a good melamine mute, michigan. g. a was hacked into tyler paul doing chair several political defend ms. ethan while at the home of ah, ah, many people living and working in the world's biggest cities today, yard, generally better off than their parents and grandparents generations. or what does better off mean to some it's just a matte

now the involvement of kenya is absolutely critical, according to a number of diplomats. i've spoken to. the reason for this is that the prevailing view and the security council at present is that african problems require african solutions. they've got to be direct african involvement in resolving this crisis. hence, basically the desire that the african union takes the lead along with a theo, peers, african neighbors. the united nations human rights council has condemned the military takeover in sudan, deciding to monitor alleged rights violations, and emergency sessions or agreement that an expert will be appointed to report on any crimes. next year, the council called for an end to the use of force that so far killed at least 13 civilians. protests have been taking place in the country since last month. takeover sedans, military leader is now agreed with the secretary of state on the need to speed up the formation of a new government, military takeover of power in sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous, unsparing revolution of 2 s

and further south equatorial africa isn't seen very much in the way shouting, tanzania, or kenya. and the wind is not very strong, but as you know, west of the rich valley and down towards i angola, it's pretty wet. ah, most people will never know what's beyond these doors. deafening silence of 100000 forms. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with is not an option. but we're not most ah mother nature's gift of cold full landscapes. a strong infrastructure governance for rising. we're investments are waiting to flourish. we're going to be even supplied by tradition into where beautiful possibilities are offered. lou ah, you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me fully back table. a reminder about top stories. you foreign ministers of agreed to impose more sanctions targeting bela bruce on individuals and companies. it accuses of trafficking migraines. on his border with poland, dela, rosa, as defense minister as told al jazeera poland is trying to provoke his country into a dangerous co

see still ahead, after claims of a high level cover of kenya reopens a decade old probe into the murder of a young mother, allegedly at the hands of a british soldier that's coming up shortly. ah oh, driven by dreams shaped by concur sent those with who dares thinks we dare to ask for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with ah burbock. no, it may be a global attempt to save the world from climate change about the huge cup $26.00 summit in scotland. it ain't impressing gratitude berg. the swedish activist lush darted to the event while addressing crowds at the fridays for future march in glasgow. it is not a secret that cup $26.00 is a failure. it should be obvious that we cannot solve a crisis with the same methods that goes into it in the 1st place. protest events have also been held around the world to coincide with cup $26.00 with demonstr

but there has been war pressure for coming from kenya, for instance, a close friend of ethiopia, and they are the presidents have by the president of the children. prime minister have a very close relationship. and that you got done president has announced that he would be hosting a leaders, a leader summit to trying to solve the difference between the current between ethiopia and if you're going government and the t p, the forces. but again, there doesn't seem to be any compromised by that. from the 2. there is a sending allegations and all kinds of complications saying that you're been cited insisting there and this until the bay and to defeat the enemy with our bones and blood. that's what the, the prime minister said, and the other side is saying, there's no point of negotiating at this point. they're marching forward, then they're going to fight on until the very end. samuel guest share that with all the latest for us, from the ethiopian capital. thank he sent my son. thank you. on meanwhile, twitter has temporarily disabled its trends that section in ethiopia after threats of p

he's a no robi holding meetings on regional issues and can match kenya's precedent as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia. the year long conflicts between ethiopian government and rebels from the northern chic by region has escalated in recent weeks and had he been can and has canyon counterparts held a press conference. he said all sides had to prioritize humanitarian access. what we seen is the way the conflict is ah, progressed, ah, more and more parts of the country i have become involved and or are in jeopardy with their citizens, are bearing the bearing the consequences. and whether that's in and t gray over the last year or more recently and amorro ah, and moving further south toward toward addis of the people who suffer are the people. and we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need and that the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts while to sit down. no who are large groups and protested so marching through the streets of cartoon, condemning the military takeover and calling for a return to civilian wool or position groups said calle

also have in the program, kenya, relaunch is a decade old, proven to the murder of a young woman, allegedly at the hands of a british soldier. we hear from her family about claims of a high level cover. we only recently learned that the british army were involved because there has been a lot of cover ups. my wish is that the culprit faces the law. i feel so sad that this is her in position to help us that took so long on businesses across for you as brace for a likely vaccine monday being pushed by by not ministration. we speak with an ur line pilot, who fears it could lead to job losses. the government isn't saying what the accommodation will be for you if you choose to continue not to get back. a lot of people fear, and i think rightly so. they could end up on the street ah, from moscow to the world, this is been use our own art. hello and welcome to the program. i'm you know, near the u. s. military has concluded, debauched during strike, a enough gamma stand in august, was not unlawful and showed no sign of negligence. that's despite the strike killing 10 civilians including 7 children

and if you appeal, we're kenya's president has been visiting to push for an end to the conflict between the government and rebel forces. are kenyatta hill talks with a prime minister, a b s mad? well this comes as fighters from the northern region have been pushing further south this month. the african union envoy has been meeting both sides and is calling for an immediate cease fire. meanwhile, the un says 10 of its staff are still being detained by ethiopian government. more than 70 driver is working for the world food program have also been taken into custody. they're accused of supporting the t p. a left. meanwhile, thousands have been killed. millions more than $2000000.00 rather display since the conflict started a year ago. if you can journalists time, you'll get tell you is an id. saba with a more on kenny i says, visits. he was welcomed by ethiopia as prime minister abbey armored, which he tweeter later on saying this is a 2nd home. and he welcomed with open arms. well, you know, just coming to his 2nd home, he's coming on behalf of perhaps the us secretary of state that said t

s. secretary of state that said to visit the continents, including kenya and the geron, senegal. and in kenya, the top of the agenda is going to be the conflict that's been happening and the relationship between the u. s. and yoga has nice property over the year over the last year since the conflict, the god. argentine as president bertha fernanda suffered a severe set back in the midterm. elections has really coalition has lost control of the senate for the 1st time in 40 years. on the ballot were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate. colin's prime minister as calling on nato to take concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis on its border with bela root. thousands of people are hoping to get into the you by the russian government accused of encouraging them to cross illegally. thousands of opposition support is protested against the trinity in president on sunday, accusing him of a power grab crisis. i had sacked his prime minister and suspended parliament in july. you foreign affairs ministers are due to meet him, brussels, to discuss development, an

that's where kenya's president has been visiting to push for an end to the conflict between the government on rebel forces. who are, can you out to hell talks with prime minister meds? so this comes as fighters and the northern t great region have been pushing further south this month. the african union envoy has also been meeting both sides and calling for an immediate cease fire. meanwhile, the un is saying, trying to fit staff are still being detained by if you government, more than 70 driver is working for the world food program have also been taken into custody. they're accused the supporting the c p l. f 1000 have been killed and more than 2000000 displaced since the conflict started a year ago. if you can, journalist sam, you'll get tell, choose an ad aesop about with more on kenny office visits. you as well come by your best prime minister. i'll be honored, which he tweeter later on saying this is a 2nd home. and he welcomed with open arms. well, you know, just coming to his 2nd home, good coming on behalf of perhaps the us secretary of state that said to visit the continent, inclu

, on the scene, will bring the details as they come and come after claims of a high level cover of kenya, re opens a decade old, proven to the merge of a young mother allegedly at the hands of a british soldier on the wifi ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk to world is driven by dreamers shaped bankers are those with there's sinks. we dare to ask a welcome back. it's may be a global attempt to save the world from climate change, but the huge cop $26.00 summit in scotland is not impressing gretta timber. the swedish activist lashed out at the event hall, addressing crowds at the fridays for future march in glasgow. it is not a secret that cop $26.00 is a failure. it should be obvious that we cannot solve a crisis with the same methods that goes into it in the 1st place. or protest. events have been also held around the world to coincide with co

we've also done some work here in kenya looking at diabetics. although we couldn't prove it statistically, it was definitely an improvement in blood sugar control. and that's another thing with camel's milk, it has a very high vitamin "c" content. so for societies who don't normally eat fruit or vegetables, that's where they've been getting their vitamin "c" sources and have been perfectly healthy all this time. on the other side, some of the benefits you might have heard is that it has a slimming effect, that it has good effect on cholesterol and obesity. and so you may find that it could actually so benefitutrition issues in the western world. because of this long history of the benefits of drinking camel's milk, we're seeing more and more urban people taking an interest in buying camel's milk. man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask for tea, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products being taken out of this milk, ca

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come on, bruce from the foothills of mount kenya. what, how important is britta simberg to the whole process of trying to get something done on climate change? would you say? oh, gotcha. is this symbol of every a young person who is experiencing climate prices. and she is a role model for a lot of young people, for example, in kenya, who would never make it to especially the captain to seats when she speeds about green washing, for example. and telling people in 2050 we'll, we'll be talking of net 0, but not really addressing between now and 2050. what will you be doing? because we have that d as where you can pollute environment as you want. as long as in 202050. you are able to be in an ed 0 position, so green washing this discussions when she talks about that it hits home because the reality on the ground, a people in kenya, people in lake county where i and you are not talking of climate change in that is that talking? loved credit, didn't know yet what kind of things they're experiencing. they're talking about flattening. that i

the role of kenya is critical in assuaging african fears. about western intervention in ethiopia. a senior diplomat has told me there's broad consensus that the african union, along with ethiopia is neighbors, must take the lead in resolving the crisis. the prevailing view is that african problems require african solutions. but now all we'll have to wait until next week to see what action if any, the security council takes in support. mike hannah al jazeera, united nations, you and human rights council has condemned the military take order ensued on the council agreed to appoint an expert to monitor and report on violations, and also called for an end to the use of force that is so far, kills at least 13 civilians, the military takeover of power in sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous unsparing revolution of 2019 and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the country's own constitutional document. another foundation, foundational documents of the transition events since the cooper have recalled except the page in the

the presidents of kenya and south africa have called for a cease fire in ethiopia. it comes as footage has emerged of thousands of federal troops being held as prisoners of war by to great rebels. north macedonia and bulgaria had begun an official morning period following europe's deadliest word accident in a decade. at least 46 people were killed when a bus crashed and caught fire in bulgaria on tuesday. to lift off the falcon died and dart has just launched a spacecraft that's going to deliberately smash into an asteroid. scientist hope they can alter its course by colliding with it. it's a test run in the event a giant space rogue needs to be re directed away from the targeted asteroid isn't a threat to our planet, which is good news. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness, and they'll be more news at the top be our sanctioned. ah, me. i, i've been talking to a lot people about pilots, light villages. sanitation manufacturers and local politicians are going to a one with a room in india. and i'm still trying to find out a wa

we built a classroom in kenya.ears ago, social size teacher, now retired is now at it. this is the newest project, in nicaragua. they're not tapping into surge -- service organizations. 12 south bay qantas clubs are close to raising the $15,000 needed. >> if it's perfectly into our concept of helping the children of the world. reporter: the work on the school is well underway. >> the foundation is complete, the framework is up, including the work. they are ready to start paying on roof and wall panels. reporter: this bay area project is now completing schools, playgrounds and other projects at one a week. parents, students take chin local -- manual labor. >> we evaluate these one country against another. which will have the biggest impact on humanity. reporter: this this this this existing classroom is too small and overcrowded and uncomfortable. that will soon change. >> these children are going to be proud to go to school, because they have a facility they built, that they can be proud of. same with the parents a