in lagos, some are trying to rewrite that narrative.rea, yes? but the hausa people have been living here for a very, very long time. >> yes, 154 years ago. >> there are intermarriages in between us and them. so that is why there are a lot of understanding. >> anthony: masa, rice cakes made from nigerian sticky rice, sugar and potash, a mineral-rich salt. >> this is fura, it's made from millet and milk. >> anthony: it's more like a yogurt, slightly sour. >> yes. >> anthony: that's great. >> this is sort of a surprising food. it's also made of beans. >> anthony: this is all beans? >> yes. >> anthony: danwake, high protein bean flour dumplings served with tomatoes, onions in a peppery sauce. mmm, delicious. >> moringa. >> anthony: and moringa salad, made from the leaves of the zogala tree. it's said to have medicinal properties. kuli-kuli powder is a garnish or condiment made from ground peanuts. what do you see the future of this area and your people? >> everything relies on education. we promote both western and arabic knowledge. the who

is a massive challenge for lagos which is already c.v.s. overpopulated if we are not. to my liege the city problem in terms of movement of people in terms of employment for the people and for accommodation between house first. if. so given these issues how come legal supposed to be hundreds is. the ability to use that distance appropriately that we do no one can stop domestic migration and that's longest the country struggles with problems such arced terrorism lack of food nigerians was to head toward lagos with high hopes. and we have a breaking news item just coming into us now officials in indonesia say a tsunami has hit the island a slow way see a water up to two meters high have reportedly washed away houses and cut off all power and communications in the island small cities of pallu. now the tsunami was triggered by an earlier seven point five magnitude earthquake that struck off shore i believe we have some footage syria showing the quakes immediate aftermath you can see here of this image these images here of the quakes aftermath th

segment is stuck in yet another traffic jam near the port in lagos. that's five days we've been stuck here for five days nothing's moving it's very stressful it's the only thing we can do is eat sleep and wait. is well known for its traffic jams but in the past few weeks the situation has worsened you to strike at the port truck drivers often have to wait for a month to get in and the entry cost of a port for their vehicles has quadrupled. businessman kevin and burn oil has come to have a look at the situation for himself he exports goods from nigeria. normally to three years ago we could do two three containers a month i mean a week now we're down to if you're lucky one in two three weeks sometimes four weeks so the clients are complaining and you can't get as much product out of the country and it's just it's just a disaster aid by noise says the bad state of the roads the lack of ports in nigeria and mismanagement are to blame for the situation. that mcinerney is you and from my assumption is some people probably benefit or maybe in the way the tra

segment is stuck in yet another traffic jam near the port in lagos. that's a five these kids are fleeing days why don't i move ng it's very sad. that you know i do always being lied to and sweet and sometimes. a papa is well known for its traffic jams but in the past few weeks the situation has worsened ju-ju strike at the porch truck drivers often have to wait for a month to get in on the entry cost of a port for their vehicles as could triple. a businessman kevin in benoit has come to have a look at the situation for himself he explores goods from nigeria. normally to three years ago we could do two three containers a month i mean a week now with down says if you're lucky one two three weeks sometimes four weeks so. the clients are complaining and you can get as much product out of the country and it's just it's just a disaster you know a funny noise says the bad state of the roads the lack of ports in nigeria and mismanagement are to blame for the situation. back on is to and from my assumption is some people probably benefit from it being the way

para algunos, los fertilizantes desechados en el lago cochovi. del gobernador republicano, rick scott, ken buscar arrebatarle el escaÑo a bill nelson. en una guerra de propagandas polÍticas, scott acusa a nelson de no monitorear los niveles del lago cochovi a nivel federal. nelson por su parte, ataca a scott o recortar los programas que monitorean la calidad del agua en ese mismo lago. no importan las causas. residentes como welter piden que las autoridades pongan fin a la pesadilla que tiene detrÁs de su casa. para Él, esta alga tÓxica ya es inconstitucional e inhumana. anarza: ojalÁ se solucione pronto. a propÓsito de los ocÉanos, le presentamos a lila. ella caminan cuatro patas para sacar residuos del ocÉano. se estima que cada aÑo las aguas de los ocÉanos son contaminadas con 16,000 millones de libras de plÁstico. lila trabaja muy duro para poder cuidar el planeta. gracias por su sintonÍa y nos vemos en la ediciÓn nocturna. hasta la prÓxima. ♪ jacqueline: eres una zorra

is a massive challenge for lagos which is already c.v.s. overpopulated if we are not. to meet the city problem in terms of movement of people who towns of employment for the people and for. the fitting house firstly for the people so given these issues how possibly handle this. new body changes june. distances appropriately that's when the no one can stop domestic migration and as long as the country struggles with problems such as taro exam or lack of food nigerians will still head toward lagos with high hopes. this is doubly news live from his reminder of our top story this hour the u.s. senate's judicial committee has approved brett kavanaugh snob anation to the supreme court the decision taken along party lines should paved the way to a full senate votes on his appointments despite testimony yesterday the woman who accuses him of attempting to write. here today president of turkey and chancellor battle of germany held a joint press conference and chancellor merkel admitted that differences between the two leaders remain but said that sh

nejra: isabelle mateos y lago stays with us.scuss some of the big market moves of the last three months. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm nejra cehic in for francine lacqua in london. let's get some final thoughts. isabelle mateos y lago from blackrock investment institute is still with us. as we move from the third-quarter to the fourth quarter, your big predictions for the fourth quarter? isabelle: five big predation is that we will see a continuation of the macro insurgency, which has prevented markets from getting better returns. we expect the macro environment environment to continue. unfortunately, we do not expect to be able to move out from there. we expect a continued tightening of financial conditions. where we are more optimistic is within the emerging markets a lot, we are fairly optimistic about the ability of em to rebound in the fourth quarter, particularly on the equity side. apart from that, largely more of the same. for us it is an environment whe

muchos celebran el Último fin de semana feriado del verano,autoridades permanecen en alertas en rÍos y lagos es un mensaje que ven cuando van a los rÍos. para jorge, visita los rÍos ha sido una tradiciÓn que data de muchos aÑos y por eso ha aprendido a nunca confiarse, ya que como dice este otro mensaje, la vida es fabulosa para perderla por un descuido. >>trato de mantener a todos unidos en la lista... lo mÁs principal en estoscalores de sacramento, es tener agua para que los niÑos estÉn hidratados. gustavo medidas de seguridad que otros padres como raquel, siguen al pie de la letra. >>que se pongan un chaleco salvavidas es lo que se recomienda por quÉ nunca sabes el agua que estÁpersona necesita. culminaciÓn oficial del verano, este fin de semana representa el Último oportunidad para disfrutar de rÍos y lagos de la regiÓn. vigilantes de los mÁs vulnerables de la familia. >> todo el tiempo, quiero tenerlos de la mano cerca de uno . no dejarlos ir solos. el chaleco salvavidas no les asegura nada. con eso pueden ocurrir tragedias. >>han disminuido gracias a la presencia de mÁs vigilancia por

africa's amazing national parks my name is now type way from the national conservation foundation park in lagos nigeria and with me is my charming colleague in johannesburg. i'm felicia and great to see you again national parks are not only the green line of the continent they're also so much more as we'll soon find out. here's what we've got in store for you today. we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. sea. find out how a simple water filter changes the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are fighting to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the one of the most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse this isn't guilty of fas

for no other city would live quite like lagos maddening traffic heat does anyone ever have enough peace of mind to slow down and read. nigeria's trying to fly the image that people don't like to read almost half of the population doesn't know how but here in lagos there's a growing appetite to read and write books so what's changing this is one of the oldest bookstores in lagos annoyances from the dating outside inside a rural declined by rows of books of all genres by acclaimed writers like nobel laureate. here you can find a lot about african history and the diversity of nigerian culture. in life. but unfortunately nigeria a book remains a luxury to many people the minimum wage is around fifty u.s. dollars a month and a new book is around. street vendors sell pirated books for a fraction of that. this is. a book by. a well known author for five hundred. two u.s. dollars is an illegal copy of course. always existed in nigeria but it is experienced already since the country's transition to democracy two decades ago and as demand has increased so has piracy. again a very famous nigerian

africa's amazing national parks my name is now if i may from the national conservation foundation park in lagos nigeria i am with me as my charming colleague in johannesburg. i'm felicia great to see you again national parks are not only the green law of the continents they're also so much more as we'll soon find out. here's what we've got in store for you today. we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. see. find out how a simple water filter changed the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are finding to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam free and why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the world's most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse the soaring gayety of vast tr

god jesus that's also the first billboard you see when you and thirty university of lagos francis is a professor of religious studies he says nigeria is one of the most religious countries in africa but he's concerned about the focus of pentecostal churches is then draws because. everything revolves around a pastor and then the tendency. to shift in. the past and not. the lifestyle of the pastor becomes this turned out not out of christ he says people's faith is being exploited and converted into a commercial business the price tag most of these pastors are not there to serve. incidents underlying west on some of the practices of the bible to support stem cells that jesus was not all he's always had the best of these. churches are not true quired to pay taxes but you don't rise in extreme poverty so politicians want to change not still it's a highly unpopular idea on those who believe a positive changes only possible through their faith and they're going. to trade dispute between china and the u.s. continues to heat up and get out here to tell us about how china is reacting to the la

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reports from lagos. a typical sunday for some fourteen million nigerians. to. celebrate do just anything more while coming teams of people into one of the roughly five hundred pentecostal churches in the country i'm joining a service today in one of these mega churches just outside of lagos it's the third biggest one in nigeria already the church service but as you get. the charge you found out. the service starts all it's rather quietly but people don't stay in their seats for long. the pastor calls himself a bishop and he celebrated like a stock david asked him a to growth place one hundred fifty million u.s. dollars and many of his followers you're in for that kind of wall. was prosperity gospel resonates with. those who have no plan that is. this. does cross racial starkness should tell you it's not only was. the big donation baskets fill quickly the belief is the more you give during and after the church service the more you the includes. the church there are many more ways to spend money how about only oil sold for five dollars per bottle this is not to e

to discuss all of this and more, i'm joined by kqed politics and vernment reporter marissa lagos and professor of lawleory lind political strategist w witlsh consulting. well kind of ran out of superlagives but let's with the op-ed piece. that the author saying president is anti-democratic, amoral,ld erratic. she be reassured or scared to death having read that? >> well, i guess the bottom line is if you are concerned about the president, people in there that are trying t drive the administration one way or another, with regard to brobaer d policy, i think it is a fear tactic. i mean you have general mattis at d.o.d. aoeo at state and this is one person who had an ax to grind and wants to be the deep throa ten or 20 years from now and say i was the guy o gal. >> i wonder if it is one person or a concerted effort. we've hear the rumors, and the bob woodward book came o and with the op-ed. if you are worried about someone unstable and feeling like tl tlar -- feeling likein they are undermined is the best way to stabilize the white house. it is not. >> throwing gasoline on a fre. >> and

because i was in lagos when my cousin started phoning me to come by is going to. pitt's name. me silly when it's all that i wanted to go into politics she refused he said no no no as it'll get pray for me she said no she won't bring that ok. she their prayer warrior she leaves in the church for me if. i think it's all good and pray. well mommy is my inspiration because she says you know as we know now we always have. you with each other to. grow my strength from because she was. for me. never. no problem what i love had today even though growing up she used to. whip the hell out of me she knows she used to be. my sister the one who came up to a few years. it's just spoiled i want spoiled. me i received the rod every road that's what i'm talking to. i don't care how long i have known you would bring it cause i wanted a kid just be yourself with me and we'll be fine wave you want to bring it you bring it and i'll bring mine. american dollars. and. we didn't have lives. i just can't we see more and so we. never had this one may life not even do we need a new plea or a new movie i

efectos , el aumento en las temperaturas hacen que el agua se evapore , lo que impide lo que queda en el lagozona , es el sector que asegura más ingresos y las condiciones adversas también de las tasas de interés en estados unidos . >> asustados dicen estar comerciantes en ciudad juárez . >> roberto nos cuenta,las medidas que se toman . >> a puertas cerradas se llevó la reunión por la violencia que se da en la ciudad , dicen que las autoridades pusieran atención a los reclamos que hacía la gente . >> deseábamos una vida segura , más sana , lo que aplica aquí , es que se aplique la ley . >> tenemos más personas que siguen visitando los negocios , que no se detenga . >> la autoridad respondió , el pasado fin de semana se logró el arresto de esta persona . >> tienen la inquietud y a la vez proporcionar la información de los hechos violentos , nos adelantaron que se tratan de delito de extorsión , la ran en noticia que tenemos es que la persona que causa estos robos y los delitos penales que cuadran en este delito fueron capturados . >> en esta reunión acordaron reforzar ,as medidas de seguridad

correspondent funny guitar reporting from lagos funny thank you so much.so ten years on what have we learned from the latest financial crisis how has the financial world changed our banks policymakers and consumers better prepared today experts say the next financial crisis could already be brewing. the financial crisis is over the banks have been saved hundreds of billions in taxes pulled them back from the abyss but experts say the world economy isn't in the clear yes many governments were forced to take on massive debt to ward off the world financial crisis. the next threat is going to come from a very different quarter and it's going to what it's a very different nature than what struck the world in two thousand and eight it has to do with publicly held debt both in the united states and europe and that is the next term threat to the world economy and the results could be every bit as catastrophic and perhaps even more so than what happened in two thousand and eight take a silly where sovereign debt has climbed from one hundred two to one hundred thirt

times of hardship god jesus that's also the first billboard you see when you entered the university of lagos. is a professor of religious studies people's faith is being exploited and converted into a commercial business the price tag most of these pastors are not there to serve. yeah data sets and when you west on some of the practices of good the good the bad mood to some watchdog says that jesus was not all he's always had the best of d.c.i. the best of dads churches are not trick wired to pay taxes but you don't rise in extreme poverty so politicians want to change that still it's a highly unpopular ideal hmong those who believe a positive change is possible to their face and not their coffee. table book but. he wrote the novel of the week. when the german books cry. food of the nominees. and walked off the stories of. the twenty eight. next d.w. . european stars deliver rousing performances. assume hot and shades. but it must be banned morrison that i'm on a mass general rhythm and blues love me. live. concerts in forty five minutes on d w. a great yourself with d w's interior design. c

correspondent funny char reporting from lagos funny thank you so much. and ten years on what have you learned how is the financial world changed and are banks policymakers and consumer better prepared critics say the next financial crisis could already be brewing. the financial crisis is over the banks have been saved hundreds of billions in taxes pulled them back from the abyss but experts say the world economy isn't in the carry yes many governments were forced to take on massive debt to ward off the world financial crisis. the next threat is going to come from a very different quarter and it's going to what it's a very different nature than what struck the world in two thousand and eight it has to do with publicly held debt both in the united states and europe and that is the next term threat to the world economy and the results could be every bit as catastrophic and perhaps even more so than what happened in two thousand and eight take italy where sovereign debt has climbed from one hundred two to one hundred thirty percent of g.d.p. since two thousa

for now from johannesburg it's also time for me now type way to say farewell from the fossil park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms or africa website have an eye shrink see you next time. i'm a little. come . to the. i'm going to. meet the artist we talk to sasha follows the. choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater system even though the fourth quarter and members of the highest court who are lucky she's been dancing against the french for twenty five years where does she get her energy from kumi such a hot. chase. thirty minutes on the double shuffle. board. showing up today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. my. oh my. my. my crack of. all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria must die so millions can live. frank food. international gateway to the best connection salt and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. bialik asked. managed by from. this is the double life from

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presiÓn tenemos prÁcticamente situaciÓn de condiciones de tiempo severas sobre la regiÓn de los grandes lagosun plan temperatura por lo menos en los 78°. es posible que para el fin de semana comencemos a recibir un dÉbil frenteque podrÍa traer nubosidad hacia la zona y algÚn que otro aguacero bastante leve. hacia el viernes esperamos temperaturas por debajo de los 80°. palmira, regreso contigo. palmira: revise sus despensa despuÉs de que vea eso porque estÁn retirando del mercado-- encontraron la bacteria e cÓlico en el agua de su negocio. hasta el momento no hay reporte de personas enfermas. ya volvemos con contacto deportivo. ♪ nuestra lucha... ...no tiene fin, ...solo comienzos. nuestra lucha, sólo podemos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. mi nombre es rene pérez he trabajado por pg&e por 24 años. he vivido en el Área de la bahía toda mi vida. mi trabajo es localizar y marcar las líneas de gas antes de que contratistas o propietarios de hogares comiencen cualquier proyecto de excavación. todo es para mantener a la comunidad segur

family they were evicted from their heart just like pence of thousands of others in recent years in lagos bus col a father of five was already poor before the eviction but he says at least he had a livelihood. now we don't have a now no real house no boat fishing no business during the day we can stay here to prepare one meal but at night we have to sleep outside in the rain this is something no human being should experience i mean. today smeal tomato soup and this part of sabah must few to several families in the neighborhood. this is just one family an estimated eighty seven million people that's roughly half of nigeria's population thought to be living on less than one dollar ninety cents per day nigeria has overtaken india as the country with the largest number of people living in extreme poverty. these young men and women are newly minted volunteers in their slums they are being trained how to let others know what kinds of prized a half before they are evicted the ultimate goal is to stop extreme poverty from spreading i want to change the poverty level in my community and to provide

abandonado en el campo, la policÍa llegÓ al lugar y encontrÓ el cuerpo de la golfista dentro de un lagoese dÍa tenÍa ganas de violar y matar a alguien. [habla en inglÉs] " hemos acusado a richards de asesinato en primer grado". >> mantenemos contacto con las autoridades de estados unidos para quenos informen poco a poco de quÉ sucediÓ. vilma: sus vecinos se reunieron para llorar a la que tantas glorias les dio en su corta vida. >> estamos tratando de recomponernos. vilma: el acusado de asesinar a la golfista permanece detenido luego de que se le fijÓ una fianza de 5 millones de dÓlares en efectivo y por otro lado se investiga si amigos del acusado trataron de sacarlo del estado antes de que fuera arrestado. ilia: muchas gracias, vilma. continÚa la controversia alrededor del vÍdeo que se ve nicolÁs maduroy a su esposa disfrutando de una cena en unlujoso restaurante en turquÍa. desde miami, lourdes del rÍo tienelas reacciones. lourdes:se le puede llamar las imÁgenes de la discordia. se lo vea nicolÁs maduro en estambul, turquÍa. el vídeo fue compartido por el propio cocinero y las imÁgene

years in prison last month nearly sixteen men were arrested for attending a suspected gay party in lagos our correspondent found if a charge spoke to some of those involved. i'm not very good a dancer as. simple as that i'm a dancer james has watched this video clip many times the man in the video was at his birthday party he says but he was arrested before the party had even started he makes me angry because. i celebrated my bed and then i was accused. that was last month fifty seven people were arrested james who organized a party could flee but his life has been crushed he says my friend nine. i am just. i don't know what to say. seriously depressed. being gay in nigeria is not a crime but the country has one of the toughest laws when it comes to same sex marriage and public display of same gender affection a possible panel to up to fourteen years in prison. nigeria is definitely not a country where it's easy to start a conversation about same sex relationships let alone same sex marriage the majority of nigerians believe that this is a crime and they say the country will be told me t

to people such views are common on the streets of lagos. to me. i mean as in the route mohammed she's one of the very few nigeria who openly said she's career she has become an activist for the rights of the community is that. think positive about the law in two thousand and fourteen it's put us on the table and it's allowed us freedom to tell our stories instead of having other people tell our stories but everything else has been negative like like the spike in abuse of people the criminal isolation association the criminalization of just not fitting into gender norms there is one change there were twenty fourteen there are now less people in nigeria who deny in public that homosexuality even exists but how many are willing to accept it as normal as in the wants to do a test yourself if you knew about somebody sexuality like if i had a girlfriend well actually i do have a girlfriend well you still sell me a shrew oh you choose not to sell issue to me yeah yeah. i mean business it can be as simple as that some people just want to go about their bu

. >> estas imagenes no muestran un rescate en un lago es el sitio de las avenidas en pantalla, . >> hablandogles . >> si estuvo feo . >> donde alas lluvias inundaro v viviendas en el area . >> escuchamos muchos gruititos n ventaja pana para poder slalimo cuenta dede agua . >> mas de 2 pies de altura al alcanzaron las atguaguas y de a destrozaron todo a su paso . >> parecia una laguna . >> segun autoridades los resca i rescatistas respondieron primero a salvar a quienes estuvieran en autos y despues a los atrapados en sus viviendas . >> cecilia fue una de ellas . >> era mi deber . >> lo que estba masacre preo p a agua subuiia fuerte . >> menos de 10 mninutos . >> -- musica . >> se extiend incendio de m estado . >> el llamado incendio charlie c crecio 1800 cacres y ya mas de mil son cosnbsusumidos . >> como medida de precaucion . >> hay evacuaciones obligatorias en un pueblo cercano a syosemit esto unas millas al oeste de yoyo yosemite en madera, asi conte d contenido, . >> el condado de san mateo hizo una serie de ccomo actuar en cao de desastre si uno esta prepar preparado ante un desastre n

construir unas cabinas comunitarias para las personas que no tienen hogar y que viven alrededor del lagos riÑas de incendios en esos campamentos . >>> despuÉs de recibir una, este campamento podrÍa ser rescatado y es que funcionarios de lazio de san josÉ han llegado un acuerdo tentativo. aquÍ podrian sustentar los costos de reubicaciÓn. sin embargo necesitan un poco mÁs de tiempo de que hay un ajuste entre el condado y la ciudad para detallar un de acciÓn a mediados de octubre. hoy el gobernador anunciÓ que california estarÍa lanzando su propio satÉlite para determinar la gravedad de la contaminaciÓn y que acciones habrÍa que tomar para terminar con ella . >>> intentan desarrollar satÉ t satÉlite rastrear las causas de los contaminantes . >>> es que en telemundo 38 somos una autoridad en el tiempo. vamos a pasar a las condiciones actuales . >>> ya llegÓ el viernes . >>> fiestas patrias, asÍ que vamos a estar evitando este >>> se mantienen frescas estas ciudades, auckland con 63, y durante las prÓximas horas, en san josÉ vemos la caÍda del mercurio a las 11:00 de la noche, vamos a ver un

proveniente del lago okeechobee.ene limpias las playas de todos los peces muertos que aparecen en la costa arrastrados por esta marea roja. sin embargo, hay q es el color del agua. finalmente, el agua es azul cristalina. ahora estÁ verde. >> afecta mucho la comunidad y los negocios por aquÍ. >> el color del dinero que le gustarÍa ver a juan lÓpez . comerciantes de las zonas mÁs afectadas reportan mÁs de $100,000,000 en pÉrdidas. >> la gente no quiere estar aquÍ en sus botes, no quiere sentir el olor de las algas. es muy feo. >> el decreto de emergencia es por ahora lo Único que pudiera ayudarlos a superar esta crisis. en sarasota, florida. >> en el estado de michigan estuvieron bajo alerta luego de con tornado masivo barrio Áreas boscosas unto hubieron daÑos materiales en kalamazoo y buril. un sistema de mal tiempo se mueve hacia el. >> mÁs adelante, expertos advierten que hay algunas comidas mexicanas hechas con maÍz que podrían ser daÑinas para la salud. >> en nicaragua atacan a balazos a manifestantes que protesta

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