and will meet the cyclist beating traffic in lagos and encouraging as this to do the same. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're choosing to. strace everyone knows what it's like and what the climate crisis gathering pace is for cost to get even worse now who likes going to work when it's hot no one and that's likely to hit productivity and you full cost by the international labor organization expects western africa to be $1.00 of the hardest hit areas our report shows about $80000000.00 job would be lost in $2500.00 because of heat stress. we also found that too so bridge loans will be particularly affected and that soft asia and western africa where the losses would represent 5 percent of working hours in 2005. ok so waste in africa is for cost to be hit disproved. at the hadia it is tim it suggests that africa accounts for just a tiny share of the gases that are driving the climate crisis africa produces less than 4 percent of the global output off greenhouse gases now how does that compare with the largest images like china of the united states an

frankfurt twin city campaign to start tweeting with lagos looking to work both in lagos and in frankfurt will have the garage and here frankfurt is down there and i think it's on top of all else an ethical investment because it serves to help african development in africa you are very clear that and recommending can gali and other african cities to invest your money in stocks of spot what about the risk west and investors bori about things like infrastructure energy supply corruption isn't that justified. i think what you want trainer just showed is that the start ups are actually overcoming the infrastructure difficulties if i think of startups in lagos there ensuring that people can move towards more efficiently quickly ordering food all return items from their homes ensuring retailers can get their goods to people overcoming traffic gridlock making sure people don't waste time. i think those things make very much in favor and corruption is not something that's going to affect you now to have again thank you very much for this input thank you. many companies today pretend that they're

but it comes as you've reported on security at the mar-a-lago.er heavy scrutiny the woman who snuck in may abspy. cindy yang who has appeared there many times with the president many times, accused of selling access to trump and his family through mar-a-lago, all of this possibly tied back to china. >> that's right. it's certainly interesting timing for this news to come out. is it politically motivated as mr. gao has suggested? maybe. i think we'll know more and obviously we will follow this story to find out what federal authorities do know about mr. gao if anything or if he has been caught up in the investigation you mentioned, the ongoing investigation into possible espionage at mar-a-lago. >> which of course seems to have some very serious security issues. thank you very much. sarah. i appreciate your time. and next, the president's fbi director says the russians are attacking america. is the president of the united states taking this threat seriously at all now? plus president trump see as din tread spirit in britain's new tough talking pri

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lagos nigeria population more than 20000000 a small group of dancers has arrived from germany they aim to create a new kind of ballet that will include the best of western and african influences. this creative invention is led by choreographer richard segal. the dance studio is located behind a gas station in the middle of an industrial area the dances know each other some of them met while the project was in the development stage others have danced on stage with siegel fee is. the beginning was incredible when he came on the musical out on. the n.f.c. if they felt. their energy is contagious i think there are ways. the. choreography is done. and redone and redone it means it's a volatile art form and at times it's useful. to still release some kind of latent energy which may still exist within the world. we have this doubts that choreograph we can teach the parts of we can modify parts of that but it shouldn't it's not just in one direction that's what i'm what i'm saying the important thing is exactly what just happened when we walked into the room and you guys were dancing and the m

underaged girls at mar-a-lago? >> no, i haven't seen any evidence of it. my understanding is that this is something that's pretty hard to verify because it involved a father of a young girl, and i'm sure that he doesn't want to go public and admit that jeffrey epstein had hit on his daughter. so that's something that's pretty hard to verify unless a person would voluntarily come forward. >> let's talk about acosta. the sort of line from acosta both today in the tweets and generally when he has been forced to talk about this, and it hasn't been much was we did the best we could with the evidence we had. we couldn't make the case. that an accurate characterization to your mind? >> well, let's put it this way. if you don't feel like you have enough evidence in a case, you go find the evidence in the case. and i know for a fact that the fbi was working toward that and that they had a lot of good leads, including leads in new york that he was likely doing the same kind of sex pyramid scheme involving young girls in new

if you've got $200,000, you can join mar-a-lago too. you can be one of them. >> you can buy your way to class? >> exactly. >> wonderful. thank you, megan twohey. lawrence, great respect for you. lawrence leamer. >>> up next, the householding william barr and wilbur in criminal contempt for stonewalling congress on the census controversy. you're watching "hardball." maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you and we're usaa members for life. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget

the woman in question who has been photographed at mar a lago in the company of the president who is a republican party fund-raiser in the trump era, she is the original owner of a string of massage parlor where the owner of the new england patriots football team, robert kraft got caught up in a prostitution sting. he and more than 20 other people were charged with prostitution offenses related to that massage parlor. he pled not guilty, but the charges are pending. here is mr. kraft having dinner at the president's table at an event honoring the amir of qatar. i don't know if there were massages at that event, but you feel like you have to ask. now this federal judge issued the short order, giving prosecutors the go ahead to file classified evidence with the court in a related case. the president's mar a lago club massage parlor prostitution ring cash for access scandal is now affirmed to also have a nexus to a counter intelligence investigation that's current under way to president trump's mar a lago club in particular. that nexus gave rise to this order from the federal judge allo

kicked him out of mar-a-lago -- said he kicked him out of mar-a-lago. sort of a synchronicity and they were comfortable with one another. taylor: a story that is developing. i'm sure we will have you back in a few week's time. in china, car sales show signs of struggling. inventoryto clear out before new emissions rules kick in. british airways faces a landmark $230 million fine over computer attacks that exposed customer data. it is the first time these regulators have filed rules for companies to implement anti-hacking measures. they said they haven't found any evidence of fraud on accounts linked to the theft. the women soccer team wasn't the only winner at the world cup. the audience for the game was higher than last year's men's final, in the u.s.. that is your business flash update. says he doescvey not see a recession. he spoke with bloomberg's erik schatzker in an exclusive interview. henry: i think the market to dovish on the fed. the fact that they would do 50 ease -- 50 basis points in terms of easing in july. i think the fed sees low-inflati

of the fossil park in lagos nigeria and i'm looking forward to the show this week we celebrate some people who deserve to be celebrated ordinary citizens who through the actions do they have but to protect the environment so let's take a look. a young inventor from tanzania shows how renewable energy can change village life for the better. a nigerian activist demonstrates that art and the environment i was good. at in south africa alan's are being moved back into their natural habitat to the benefit of the enviro. hazy do you know that almost half of all the plastic produced in the world is used to just once and then thrown away that's an alarming fact and we need to find solutions fast before the world drowns in plastics. and that's only that's empty experts say plastic also contributes to global warming from the production to their disposal they are responsible for the emission of huge amounts of greenhouse gases and that is keeping us from achieving global climate goals so it's good that there are people like james will keep you from kenya africa met up with the environmental activists

joining me now is johnson managing director said management ltd an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called equal 10 show economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa the african queen which is i mean when you start implementing double question that. you actually pointed out that you need. to concentrate. on the economy. plays about. in the next couple of years but most important it's believed in. most companies look at them africa so that they cannot create market and. women. will actually. my mind in africa. because you might have in africa today what you have got today we have enough of this. you have 55 countries ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about that's what the major concerns of this deal. this is going to be in. africa on the best. information from outside africa. then to be branded that that was made in africa for

from lagos nigeria now there's so much you can learn on this show if you ever have any questions about the environment and what you can do on your part just a chance but for now let me introduce my colleague from the show from south africa hi n.t. i hope you're fine and greetings to all you've us out there as and he said we have a lot in store for you on the program today here's a quick peek at what's coming up. how to charge your fund by riding a bike. why recycle tires are good for more than just artistic creations. and why the disappearance of wild dogs in zimbabwe is a threat to the environment. we stopped the show in south sudan a country that banned the use of plastic bags following kenya's example the country's government says the plastic bag ban has already reduced pollution in the country's capital city by up to 50 percent but there are still big challenges ahead many say more needs to be done and are continuing their campaign in the country's markets. south sudan imposed a ban on the important use of plastic bags some time ago but there are still plenty around that's why juba

and question steve in south africa i am now out if we have the big scar in lekki lagos nigeria and co-presenting with me today is my colleagues the low level all the way from south africa hello z. . hey andy good to see you again and greetings to all of you all there from johannesburg the largest city in south africa we've got some nice reports for you on the show today so let's get started. a company in nigeria has developed a solar powered stations to reduce food was. an initiative in paying our want to help what we found this successfully exhausted to the consequences of the climate crisis. it's stunningly beautiful unpredictable and cannot be tamed i am talking about the deserts over 80 percent of new jr and landlocked country in west africa lies in the sahara desert and huge june creeping closer and closer to the capital niamey but an ngo called a young volunteers for the environment all pushing back leading the fight children and teens the organization believes that the young people all the key to changing environmental policies and practices and once they're on board they in turn convince

seem closer to home and so that's why the left has come in at this time ok corresponded florists in lagos for us thank you. now to one day away doctors in remote areas are getting a little help from above maybe can now order a much needed blood and medical supplies by takes then have been delivered by a drone technology companies apply and has developed a system where drones are catchable said by supply into the a the pilotless planes then travel at more than 100 kilometers per hour with releasing their delivery when they reach their destination anyone so. after a short warning signal an autonomy is drone is catapulted into the air its mission is to save lives. after all it's not always easy to provide everything necessary for quality health care here in rwanda but the drone flies high over hills and obstacles until it reaches the hospital then it simply opens its cargo hold and the contents safely float to the ground under a parachute. for a host of dr about 6 hours to get to a central medical products. like blood but this time with a horse story from it blood will use a phone call withi

management limited an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called a potential economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa afrikaans which is i mean when you start implementing double question if. you actually pointed out that you need. to make. plans about. the next couple of months and what it's believed has meant in the. production of most companies look at them africa so that they cannot. market and. women. will actually this size of my mind in africa. because you might add that you haven't got to be on that what you have got to do you have enough of the ignition. you have 55. ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about what the major concerns of this deal. this is going to be in. africa on the best. information. that africa. to be granted that that was made in africa and. look. what i have done isn't it. that you could actua

management limited an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called a potential economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa the african queen which is i mean when you saw the improvement in just one question that. you actually pointed out that you need. to come back. i'm going to make. plans about. the next couple of years but most important it's believed in. most companies look at them africa so that they cannot but it. doesn't mean that women. will actually. my mind in africa. because you might you haven't got to do what you have got to do we have enough of the ignition. ok you have 55 countries ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about what the major concerns of this deal. have been. that said africa with the. importation of goods from outside africa that there could be granted that that was made in africa. look. what i have

nbc has uncovered archive footage of donald trump and jeffrey epstein partying together at mar-a-lago back in 1992. here is how mika brzezinski described the interaction on "morning joe." >> later in the footage, trump is seen talking to epstein and another man as women are dancing in front of them. trump alternates between dancing and pointing out women to epstein and the other man and telling epstein about the cameras. though exactly what they say is difficult to understand as they discuss the women and their appearances, trump gestures to one and appears to say to one, look at her back there. she's hot. and then trump says something into epstein's ear that makes him double over with laughter. >> footage was shot by nbc for profile on faith daniels' talk show a closer look. trump's behavior in the rest of the talk show hasn't aged well. >> i saw you at the celebrity chef dinner here in new york. >> and what a kiss. >> you kissed me on the lips in front of the paparazzi and i said that will cost you. i'm booking you on the show. true story, correct? >> was so good and open and nice.

and quickly spread reports from lagos. on land hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks clogged the streets of lagos. and for those people who have increasingly turned to the water for transport an invasive weed is making life difficult there. because of how enormous it is is the governments the us will kill more machines to be sure that we're able to tackle it appropriately the spread of water hyacinth is heading inland covering small streams and rivers at least $26.00 out of nigeria's $36.00 states affected it is actually reaching the buildup of silt at the bottom of rivers and choking about aquatic plants by blocking sunlight and oxygen. what to herself was 1st noticed in nigeria in the early 1990 s. since then the invasive plant has disrupted not only transportation but also hydro electric generation and fishing in several regions efforts to control it have so far field. yemi a model who's been a fisherman all his life says the job is now getting harder. to stop by law taliban presence of the plants makes it difficult

the video shows the two partying together at mar-a-lago in 1992. and here's abc's kyra phillips now. >> reporter: the video shows them partying like pals. president trump and jeffrey epstein at mar-a-lago in a room full of cheerleaders. the video shot by nbc in 19292, unearthed by them today. >> donald, donald, donald. >> reporter: trump seeming to point one woman out on the dance floor. >> she's hot. >> reporter: the future president making epstein double over with laughter. in a 2002 profile of the financier, trump called epstein a "terrific guy." adding, "it is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as i do. and many of them are on the younger side. no doubt about it, jeffrey enjoys his social life." six years later, dozens of women accused epstein of sexually abusing them when they were teenagers. but a controversial plea deal landed him in county jail for just 13 months. now he's back behind bars facing federal sex trafficking charges, and the president is distancing himself. >> i haven't spoken to him in probably 15 years or more. i

footage that we're going to show you of president trump partying it up with jeffrey epstein at mar-a-lago. this is video from back in 1992. >> he never liked him, right? >> yeah. so they're doing something here that kind of is relevant. we're going to explain what the president was doing back then with the man he now says he was not a fan of. >> willie was wearing that jean shirt. >> a lot going on there. >> you see who's behind -- this is very interesting. there's a lot of different players here. >> guess what they're talking about mika. >> you're not going to believe what they're talking about. isn't that -- okay. >> i thought he didn't like him. >> we'll see. it looks like the whole set up is there. that's coming up in just a few minutes. we begin with the democrat controlled house. it's passed a resolution condemning president trump for his quote racist comments about four progressive democratic congresswomen of color. after a raucous debate on the house floor, just four republicans and one independent lawmaker joined 235 democrats to vote in support of the measure. the resolution con

at a party with a crowd of young women at trump's mar a lago club in the early 90s. you may have seen that footage on msnbc this morning. we will add with more footage, including an interview with donald trump that accompanied that footage when first air and the interview i will warn you may curl your hair a little bit. you have the tape that you most likely have not seen. the epstein thing is happening tomorrow. we don't know how unsettled the president is about his relationship with epstein and what may emerge from the case, especially as that continues to attract more cooperating witnesses and more victims and more people talking about their time with epstein in the initial non-prosecution agreement that he benefitted with in florida. part of that non-prosecution agreement signed off on by alex acosta who lost his job because of the epstein scandal. one of the elements is that federal prosecutors would not go after alleged coconspiritors of epstein. this is a different prosecution now. they are not bound by that agreement if there are other people who were aware o