and they have nowhere to turn, liberia has only one psychiatrist for four million people.s a staggering statistic, but experts say its not unique to liberia. >> 90% of the population in the developing world does not have access to mental health services, 90%. and that translates into hundreds of millions of people. >> reporter: sean mayberry is the founder of strongminds, an organization that's treating people with mental illness in uganda. >> the barriers to mental health in the developing world include the lack of financial resources, the lack of training of medical personnel, the lack of available medications and certainly the stigma that is in existence in the communities towards mental illness itself. >> reporter: despite these barriers, organizations like strong minds and the carter center are tackling mental illness in developing countries by training local nurses and physicians assistants in short but intensive programs. to date, the carter center has graduated more than 100 mental health clinicians who now work in all of liberia's 15 counties. here in nimba county

of the deadly ebola by its tests have shown that a canadian who visit the west african country of liberia is not affected as had been here for nearly sixty deaths have been linked to the disease and kidney. authorities in neighboring liberia sierra leone are also on alert and say they're investigating the deaths of suspected evil victims of viruses spread to the contact with fluids blood sweat and to the handling of infected box. we're joined now from baltimore and the story by gw science editor to get to also asked to daddy with us for soft what a bowl of symptoms and why is it so badly. when it starts with many harmison comes to an accent and sunday and the people on the contract and evan now on they feel we are today get a headache and so on and to date on it. on the ap in the stomach around santa gets diarrhea and in the end of the van up in the meetings and tea on the skin of the meetings is what makes them die and some now so there's not much anybody can do about these. you know there is a lot of concern that this virus could spread what you think the chances that. well it depends v

two new cases in liberia. 70 people have already died in guinea. ebola highly contagious and there is no treatment or vaccine. >>> a victory for environmental activists. stop whale hunting at least for now. and shoppers get more than they bargained for. cheenup on lots of aisles -- cleanup on lights of aisles. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is, pirates, helicopters, pirate-copters... argh! hmm. it's so huge, it's being broadcast on mars. heroes...bad guys... asteroids. available only on mars. there's watching. then there's watchathoning. ♪ >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm del walters. these are your headlines. secretary of state john kerry, release of palestinian prisoners and restoring that mid east peace project. >>> cyberattack, group called anonymous taking credit for crashing the albuquerque site, warning they will retaliate after the police shot a homeless man. >>> this is thed the lin

a man returning home from liberia is ill after symptoms bolaistent with the e. virus. his family in saskatchewan has been put in corinth -- quarantine. canadian officials have said the risk to the public is low. let's look at the situation in guinea, where close to 60 people have already died from the e. b ola virus. >> this is where the first case was discovered in january. since then, the epidemic has killed dozens of people. members of his family were among .he first victims he lost eight people, including his pregnant wife. >> i have no family anymore now. wife, eight people died. it is finished now. >> many have been quarantined while a center to house the sake nears completion. isolating suspected cases is one way to deal with the virus. it is transmitted among wild animals and spread among humans in close contact. maxing. no known cure symptoms include fever, bleeding, and diarrhea. >> we do not have supplies for production. we are short of workers and plies. >> -- supplies. >> the government is on high alert. in partnership with doctors without borders they are

others have died of symptoms in sierra leone and liberia. >> first twitter and now youtube. turkey is trying to block access to the opulent websites. the videoomes after was posted on the site. to spite that, people were still able to access the site. >> yesterday afternoon, the telecommunications director banned youtube. on one hand, one has to sympathize with the government. couldeign minister tolerate a breach of confidentiality like that. on the other hand, the turkish government could have asked you to -- youtube to remove the posting and pursued the people who breached the foreign ministry office. instead, the government decided to ban the whole of youtube. however, the ban has not been effective. one can still connect to youtube. as for the ban on twitter last week, the government has found trying to close down a part of the internet is a very difficult thing to do. >> stay tuned to "france 24." >> ♪ >> rafa nadal reached the semifinals of the miami masters. he used his powerful serves to take the first set 6-4. nadal dropping surfer the first time in the tournament.

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and liberia and see area leon are invest indicating possible cases. >>> in michigan has got jobs but also has an high unemployment rate, so where is the disconnect? we'll explain. ♪ ♪ >>> brazil has deployed its army to the shanty downs of rio. al jazeera's rob reynolds has our story from rio. >> reporter: brazilian soldiers are on patrol in one of rio's largely lawless shanty towns. the army deployment was approved by the country's president after a surge in gang violences, and attacks on police outposts. larger numbers of troops are expected to be brought in to the operation in the coming days. the government says the show of force is necessary to keep the violence in the slums from spiralling out of control. >> translator: we have to show them that we are stronger than they are. >> reporter: the government also wants to preclude inbareessment during the world cup starting? june. the people who live here seem more scornful than intimidated by the army patrols. residents say the soldiers ransacked this house. >> translator: they said i had guns in my house. i live here with my daugh

liberia's investigating eight cases of what health officials believe is ebowla. the virus killed more than 50 people, and in sierra leone two cases have been reported. it's transmitted by contact with bodily fluids and the unprotected handling of corpses. >> in the united states 24 people have been confirmed dead by a mud slide in washington state. search teams and volunteers have been searching around the clock looking for survivors. >> they asked for volunteers in derrington, and too many people slowed up. >> everyone is trying to help out. it's frustrating a little bit but i understand. >> there's a lot of grief here. it's devastatele we knew a lot of people. it's frustrating. the hope for miracles is fading. searchers are looking for signs of life, and shows how hollow the hopes may be. there's so much work that remains, a scene of death and devastation. >> nothing is worse than the unknown for a family. larry jones has lived here his whole life. he was turned away but picked on a later shift. >> this is my town. this is what we do. we pull together. >> resou

. >> in afghanistan ka, the world health organization confirmed two cases of ebola in liberia. it is blamed on 70 deaths in guinea. on saturday senegal closed its crossing it guinea until further notice. the ebola is contagious and there's no treatment or vaccine. >> archeologistsar examining two dozens skeletons. the remains could reveal knew information about the black plague that wiped out more than half of london's population. >> these bones are providing answers to questions about the black death. scientists say d.n.a. confirms what many thought, that the poor soles died as a result of the plague that killed tens of millions in europe more than 600 years ago. stud oiling how is re -- studying how is revealing many things. >> they suffered malnutrition and stress. >> studying the bones can play a role in learning about deadly diseases and how to if fight future pandemics. >> we can look at re-emerging diseases and new-emerging diseases to help us understand what form they'll take, how they'll evolve. >> according to public health researchers, the evidence from the bones may

. >> liberia's investigating eight cases of what officials believe is the ebola virus. it killed 50 in guinea. in sierra leone cases have been reported. it's the unprotected handling of contaminated corpses and bodry flue its transmits the disease. >> three generals in venezuela have been arrested for allegedly plotting a group. a latin america - we have more. >> less than two weeks ago, they swore their aleegeance as they vowed to crash enemies. they've insisted that the ongoing street protests and calls are part of a coup attempt. now the political crisis has been raised another significant match. >> translation: we captured three air force generals that we were investigating thanks to the powerful morals of our forces. the three generals intended to raise the air force against constitutional government. it's been alleged that the generals were conspiring with the opposition. >> there's a lot of unanswered questions. how widespread is the disscent. does it involve the airport and the army. or as one retired general opses the government suggests is it a smokescreen, is

after jamie in liberia sierra leone no more new to me. cases of ebola. the outbreak of the deadly any terrible disease. all this time to come from west africa this is the city of dec deal in the guinean firing with a frisky for the beloved peter was discovered back in january. since then the epidemic has killed dozens of people. members of the night tt and his family were among the first victims he left eight people close to him including his pregnant wife bow to it it's in the nutty family go now. some of my life. auntie jess finish now that the difference many people have been quarantined well in center down to this day nears completion. isolating suspected cases is one way of dealing with the buyer is transmitted from wild animals and spread among humans by close contact and kills between twenty five in ninety percent of its victims is no known cure or a vaccine symptoms include fever bleeding and diarrhea. aid workers say they're overwhelmed she didn't know what a week and have supplies for protection. it would reassure workers has appointed ian went

he has a college friend who is a schoolteacher in liberia and he's taken the kids from the boys and girls club. it should be pretty much trip of a lifetime for these kids as they go to see what they see in ghana and will make a full report when they get back. finally, next week, dpw will be updating the police commission on the new headquarters building on the easter bond and you will be getting a copy of the powerpoint with the facility studied with the new station to be proposed. the study is lengthy and very detailed and a comprehensive overview. muhammad and have been heroic in putting this together. i will defer the rest of my time to captain. >> thank you, chief. line item 2b. >> director hicks is feeling under the weather. frank from o cc will give the report. >> good evening, president mazzucco, commissioners, supervisor, chief and members of the public. i would like to take this opportunity to talk to everybody about the occ, office of citizens complaints. we used the district meetings as an opportunity to do outreach and to tell you all what we are all about. my name is i nez, a

he had been to liberia in africa where five people have died of suspected ebola.an outbreak in neighboring guinea has killed at least nine people. symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting and fever. >> the murder trial of oscar pistorius resumes in a few hours in south africa. text messages between pistorius and reeva steenkamp took center sage on monday. in one message, steenkamp told pistorius she was afraid of him and she said she was tired of hough he picked on her incessantly. >> a federal investigator in the u.s. says he's never seen a train crash like this before. this eight-car metro car failed to stop at the end of its line, jumped the tracks and began climbing an escalator at chicago's o'hare international airport. the crash injured 32 people but none of them seriously. investigators plan to talk to the train's operator to try to figure out what actually caused the break. >> when we come back, we will have more on malaysia airlines flight 370. >> a close look at some of the 239 people who boarded flight 370. >>> welcome back to our coverage. the passengers ca

then you have - like in liberia in a broken bridge you have others helping. they made them feel that's their environment, "we help you, we believe in it." the project is paper and glue. the way people involve themselves in it is so much more. it's like community. it's people opening the windows, moving the roof. it gets deeper than that. you look at it. it's about the whole experience. more than the photo. the photo is amazing when you look at the hill covered. when you lead the process, it's life-changing. that is what took be to it. the people need to see the process, and for that they have to go through it. they really have to take the risk to get to know the people around them. life is not only on twitter and instagram. it's if you knock on the neighbour and ask something crazy, you might say yes. if you don't try, you think he's a loser and never know. >> do you know, what did the women take from that project? >> first you see it when you walk in the streets, the women have the dignity. eyes and look. they've been through the conflict and hold the family

assistance thirty six people have died because a lot like symptoms in neighboring sierra leone and liberia. beneath that cross over from tv. first twitter and our youtube turkey is trying to block access to the popular video sharing website. the move came after an alleged recording of the seat of government meeting was posted on this site. despite the move by prime minister and government people were still able to access the site the correspondent and anchor at dusk or more has the details. just yesterday lost in june. that said communications director and then you too. while all of our houses. instead let's move on to vista. he tolerates a breach of confidentiality lights that's only on. cause you to just two rules that state it could of done this to the people who are ministers office but instead of such a limited response to this. and all the future. being affected one can still connect to do too. and on twitter last week the strongest trying to close down off of the incidents is a very difficult thing to do. warmer reporting that money on parents to stay intact mattel which the city fi

country's gdp per capita that did not exceed three hundred and fifty us dollars on the second position in liberia with ddt was bonded and fifty six dollars in the movie was four hundred and eighty seven down as close as the top three of his key pillar of the nt in the life expectancy has snared thirty seven years now winning thirty four days in mn the last thirty years the number of people living in extreme poverty has increased approximately nineteen hundred many states the old place by no means least tony white teen comedy however experts say such a system so nice mittens out of trouble in the essential that the directing of it even if it should the company by the comics and social and economic measures focused on job placement that cheney and employment assistance programs should also be available. microfinance has been recognized as one of been more important than the instruments to help put people through. create a better and it's been that busy. microfinance are at this moment all of them are human too. don't want people to set up businesses either sitting on a person's home or car repairs

there are more suspected cases now in sierra leone and liberia the death toll from the mudslide in washington state is now up to twenty four president obama sent his condolences for his trip back to the hague pray sing rescue service is not they've been working in difficult and dangerous conditions to find anyone to not just marty reports. mounting fear for those still missing out on the weekends. john month slide in us and washington state. yet i will no matter what. yet i have hope. no matter what it is one of my schools of people sllt remainfficy onou hea rain caused by landslisn tural t ofn sense of the morning. a time when people would normally be naptime. one of the system a beacon on the joan rag over to is counted among the missing piece of the most is when the council last year he says he still clings to the possibility the sun is on the whole topic of food into them. rescue teams to be working in difficult conditions to sift through the pigment which officials described as being like quicksand. it is just amazing the magnitude and four cents in the start just under the cars it's don

the spread of the deadly ebola virus the virus killed 62 people with cases reported in neighboring liberia and sierra leon as well. past outbreaks happened thousands of miles away. bats considered a natural reservoir for the ebola virus. there is no cure for a vaccine. >> white house estimated there are 30,000 russian troops near the ukrainin border. president obama urged russian leaders to act responsibly. the president says no military response is being contestimony nated lawmakers are working on legislation authorizing afrngss against russiana. and >> the president says the white house will no longer collect ask store phone records of millions of americans planning to ask congress to end the collection and storage of phone records by the national security the president is proposing the companies hold on to those companies but only when needed and only with a court order. i'm confident it allows us to do what is necessary in order to deal with dangers of a terrorist attack. >> until then, the governor will continue to operate the program as is. >> the supreme court is hearing arguments a

try to prevent it from spreading further, suspected case have also been reported in neighboring liberia >> a shock in the correct world 2020 competition, plus find out why his real madrid teammates are looking to upset. martin, thank you so much. we will start with correct. they have beat sri lanka in the last couple of hours. england looked out of sorts. on the way to 789. a win would guarantee them in a spot in the semifinals and they were looking good for it. >> over 116 came off -- 64 hailed to secure the win and keep the hopes alive. >> south africa had a scare as they continue their push for a semifinal. a victory of 146 in this game, but came up just short of causing a big upset. eventually winning by six runs, as it stands they are second in their qualifying group, top team going into the last four. from 2018, uefa has just formally approve add new event, they are calling the nation's league. we will see countries including world and european champion taking part in what is effectively a third major tournament. two exact format is still being worked on. >> these matches will rep

. >> an outbreak of the ebola virus has spread to liberia.he health ministry has confirmed to cases. the highly contagious virus has killed 70 people in neighboring ginea. >>> those killed in the mudslide in u.s. state of washington has >>> the israeli army in the center of anti-government for six weeks. >> reporter: taking back the center of venezuela's rest. they regain control of the most important barricades in the city. they met no opposition in a city that has "h" been broc had been. >> they would kidnap people, denying the freedom of their city. hey came to bring back peace and we did it in a peaceful way. this is a democratic state. >> reporter: but the operation started early on sunday morning with sand grenades and tear gas that fill the air, and protesters responding with homemade motorre mortars and ro. one even had a homemade shotgun but could only retreat as government forces overwhelm them. >> they are doing what they want. they're entering people's house and abusing people and throwing tear gas into people's homes. >> life cam

. >> reporter: it may have already spread to laboring liberia and see area leon, are investigating theirwn suspected cases. >>> we're at the midway point in this news hour, when we come back, we'll take you to ski lawn ka. we'll stop for a cup of coffee in argentina. plus world number one is moving ever closer to his first miami master's title. the details coming up in sport. ♪ >>> hello again, adrian finnegan in doha with the top stories on al jazeera. ukraine's interim president has condemned a far-right group saying they want to destabilize the coin try. president obama is about to land in the saudi capitol. the trip is focusing on mending strained relationships. protests are being held in egypt right now, after army chief al-sisi announced he was running for president, anti-coup protests have spread to 12 regions of the country now. >>> stral crease prime minister has spoken to egypt's interim president and called for the release of peter greste. he is one of three al jazeera english journalists held for the past 90 days. peter along with mohammed fahmy and baher mohamed are accused

residents in the guinea capital, senegal made its decision after liberia confirmed the two cases of the ebola virus this week, this is the first outbreak in 20 years. slave like working conditions in london, according to human rights watch which released a report on domestic workers. >> the sentence of modern day slavery in the u.k. has shocked many people. filipino workers have come to london with their wealthy employers. cabala has seized their passports and enslave them. this woman ended under taking pills. >> my employer came to see me, she said are you crazy, away did you is dangerous, i said i want to die. >> what is extraordinary about this is the slavery seems to be happening in the wealthy parts of western london, the domestic serve attitude at home have simply transported tear rules and their staff to london on the theory they can get away with it just as easy here. >> but cafala, tie the visas together of worker and employer. critics say it means filipino staff are left with no rights. >> with this law, you don't have any chance to change any employer. what will happen is you

senegal has closed their border but liberia has confirmed and sierra leone has suspected cases as well. >>> there are reports of explosion, this is eastly, a dict of nairobi, capitol of kenya. explosions there tonight. we're following this story and as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you on al jazeera. pakistan's former leader is facing the death penalty or life in prison. also requested to leave the country to visit his mother who is ill and to receive medical treatment for himself but the court says that decision is for the government to omake. there are reports now from islamabad. >> after 33 missed court appearances pervez musharraf made his way to the court where he was formerly indicted for treason. in 2007 there were nationwide protests after musharraf sacked several senior judges. the former president and army chief pleaded not guilty to the charges. if convicted he faces either life in prison or a death sentence. >> the country has invited pervez musharraf back. this is the first time that it is very alarming that an indicator has to first on the proceedings

to new cases of one of the world's deadliest viruses even have been now confirmed in liberia will say one of those affected has died off to becoming ill in neighboring guinea for an outbreak that has already killed seventy people it causes severe bleeding and dehydration but is often missed as the symptoms tend to mimic. the death toll from a mudslide in the u.s. state of washington now officially reaching twenty one authorities fear the number could rise hopes are fading now for dozens still missing a rain soaked hillside collapsed last week causing walls of mud to come crashing down into the valley flattening many. are still to come here on the international sophie shevardnadze taking a look at why economic issues around the world and the economic movers and shakers continue to take root in the east. you know what i don't like fake scandals sort i saw the article the train killers of vladimir child army oh i knew i was in for a treat the online version of the article which has a less alarming title tells the shocking truth of the sports club which trains young children in various ac

in liberia officials say one of those infected has died after becoming ill in neighboring guinea where an outbreak has already killed seventy people ebola causes severe bleeding and dehydration as the symptoms tend to make. the death toll from a mudslide in the u.s. state of washington officially now at twenty one of the number could rise as hope said. there are still dozens missing at the. hillside collapsed last week causing massive walls of mud to come crashing down into a valley flattening many homes. thank you for being with us here at the international i'm stepping aside at sophie shevardnadze taking a look at why the economic world continues to move away from the west if indeed you're in the u.k. lavelle is quizzing his guests on whether we're about to enter a new cold war crosstalk with many of you right now. you know what i don't like fake scandals sort i saw the article the trained killers of vladimir child army oh i knew i was in for a treat the online version of the article which has a less alarming title tells the shocking truth of the sports club which trains young childr

>> above all in resisting the hopes of the american colonists they decided to voluntarily go to liberiahich was founded for that purpose. in the 1820s as they show they began publishing their own newspapers and the freedom journal published by samuel cornish and john -- although he converts to the colonization side and i stress especially by the 1850s a very large numbers have embraced one form or another of colonization. this comes to the 1920s with marcus garvey who has the first mass lack movement black african movement and today -- but martin luther king went to lay a wreath on his grave in jamaica because of his having the first mass black movement so even in the 1920s we have carrier first where garvey praises the american colonization society and praises the white colonization as. but the main issue that chapter raises is the need to elevate free blacks in the north so that they will be capable of achievement and i point out how not only frederick douglass but james smith -- mcewan smith who goes to scotland and gets an m.d. but becomes a very successful doctor in new york city a

with guinea where there is an out break of the deadly ebola virus it's already said to spread to liberialyon. it began in rural areas of guinea where it's killed so far an estimated 70 people. there is growing panic in the capital where there are eight con caseconfirmed cases and one. and it has no secure. >>> three months of fighting in south sudan has forced over a a million people out of their holes, a further 5 million are in need of help. the president's troops are fighting rebels loyal to south sudan's former vice president. >>> since nigeria's capital pass built off the 1971 oil boom it's one of the most expensive cities. the to tycoons all it home but w are priced out including those keeping the government running and why a scheme for affordable housing is not working. >> reporter: he finished a at a radio station a few hours ago, instead of going home he comes here and waits, like many civil servants, he lives outside the city. going home during rush hour would extends a 20 minute trip to four hours. >> of course everybody wants to stay here because of the facilities, the [inaud

neighboring liberia reports one death. nurses have struggled to help the victims. ebola kills nine out of ten people with severe bleeding, but there is no vaccine or specific treatment. >> ifill: the small fleet of planes and ships searching for the missing malaysia airlines jet came up empty again today. a cluster of orange objects in the southern indian ocean turned out to be fishing gear. ten planes and 11 ships are now involved in the search. and in perth, australia, prime minister tony abbott told air crews that officials are far from throwing in the towel. >> it's very important that we do whatever we reasonably can to solve this extraordinary mystery and you are our investigators. you are the people upon whom the hopes of so many people around the world are restin >> ifill: the airliner disappeared more than three weeks ago. russia put out the word today that it's pulled several hundreds troops back from the border with ukraine. but thousands remained, and the ukrainian government said it's still worried. russian prime minister dmitry medvedev visited newly

first bosnia, then kosovo then liberia, the congo. blew a knee out. boarded me out. 9/11 happened two months later and i came back in. we were cast out for counteried operations. we had to look for ied this is the road and clear them out. so you're walking in the middle of town not only are you looking for ied in the ground, you're looking to see if anybody's on the roof trying to shoot you. we're four hours off eight hours in. kept on doing it over and over and over. you've got no time to fear anything anymore. you have to be able to lock it all in and just become a totally different person. and it's not easy to turn it off. i was driving, and we had this kid threw a grenade at us. it went right over our vehicle. my gunner just looked around at this kid. it was 12 years old. that's the hardest thing you ever deal with. we're in their country trying to do things that we think are good for them but this is their values and what they believe in. they're fighting for that. so i couldn't knock him for it. but they shoot at me i'm going to shoot back. poli

and you saw it in liberia also when the women came together and wanted to end that civil war.the things you're seeing, and you're going to see more and more of it as women rise and really are in charge. >> is this wise, though? you could imagine somebody listening to this and saying yeah, so if women were ruling the world in the 1930s would that mean that chamberlain and his views would have been adopted? that sometimes you have to fight and you need the kind of male aggressive gene to -- >> oh, absolutely. and i think the one danger we have is putting too much on gender and not enough on structure or situation. but if you look at a smart strategy for a leader is to combine hard power, coercion, and payment with the soft power retraction, and you have to adjust the mix depending on the situation. what we do know is that women from various scientific studies, women have a better sense of soft power than men. in my book "the power's lead," i talk about two images of leadership. one is king of the mountain. you give orders down a chain. the other is the center of the circle in wh

throughout the 1980s and 9 o's when they were used frequently and seen as relatively effective, like liberia, evil actors -- >> sometimes that works, right, because people were starving in iran but -- >> stage two is you then say, okay, that's a bad idea. let's have targeted as you say sanctions whose goal is to hit the bad guys themselves. we're doing that now in syria and north career i cankorea, wa there either. i would say the best precedent would be what we're doing in iran. because they are an important country that cares about its economy and standing in the world. the u.s. and west have succeeded in bringing iran to the negotiating table on nuclear issues by broad scale economic sanctions which threaten to kriple the iranian economy. the big question for the west, do they have the will, the ability to impose sanctions like that against russia? >> and we actually just received word right now that angela merkel and president obama have spoken on the phone and released a statement and saying their in agreement with the illegality of that, this may be a sanctions regime that escalates ov

resisting the hopes of the american colonization society that it would be to return voluntarily go after liberia the -- in the 18 twenties and began publishing their own newspaper. freedom's journal published by several cornish and john. john and goons, converts to the colonization and goes off. and i stress that especially by the 1850's a very large number except for douglas have been produced one form or another of colonization. and this comes on down to the 1920's with marcus party who has the first mass black movement. it while today he is scorned, but martin luther king went to lay a wreath on his grief. it because of his having the first mass black movement. so even as late as the 1920's we have carryovers where kirby actually places the ses, the american colonization society. >> and a point don't the americans discount and then becomes an indy but becomes a very successful doctor in new york city and is very, very important black figure before the civil war. but we have various kinds of -- by the late 1850's, enormous free black achievements in this effort to uplift the free black populat

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the deadly ebola is spreading and confirmed two new cases in liberia and 70 people have already diede virus in guinea and closing the border and there is no treatment or vaccine. they are looking at two dozen skeletons on earth last year and say the remains could reveal information about the black plague which wiped out more than half the population in the 14th century. >> reporter: this is during construction of a new rail line are providing some answers to the questions about the black death. scientists say dna tests confirm what many originally thought that the poor souls died as a result of the plague that killed tens of millions in europe 600 years ago and studying how they died is revealing information on their lives. >> they suffered from malnutrition and stress and disease during their childhood years. >> reporter: scientists say studying the bones of plague victims can play a role in learning more about deadly disease and fighting them. >> we can look at infectious disease and reurging diseases and new emerging diseases to try and help us understand what form they will take,

and two new cases of one of the world's deadliest viruses ebola has been confirmed in liberia officials say one of those affected has died off becoming ill in neighboring guinea an outbreak that has already killed seventy you both locals is severe be leading in the hydration but it's often missed as the simpsons and mimic malaria. and the death toll from a devastating mudslide in the u.s. state of washington now officially eighteen officials though for the number will rise. hopes are fading for a dozen still missing so hillside collapse last week was in walls of mud to come crashing into the valley flattening many homes. our researcher here at aussie international live in moscow thank you for joining us i'll step aside sophie shevardnadze our latest program with all the questions to the on says you want on global. well come to the john siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experience you'll never again. be surprised you will. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm sure. i'm not a. welcome to sort of sophie shevardnadze after the crimea

through bribery intimidation they seize what were considered a paid off debts of all poor nations liberiacongo nations have been in civil war and they then use tactics which involve again bribery or intimidation to force these nations to pay them something like one hundred two hundred times what they paid for these bonds what it does. as it takes poor and destitute company countries and completely bankrupt them and in the case of the congo for example. we found out that that there was a group of vultures of vulture invest they call themselves vultures like the number one guy paul the vulture singer i don't i don't make up the term vulture they like being called vultures they want to be afraid of them and they're pretty scary they grab ninety million dollars from the congo or tried to. in money that was meant to end a cholera epidemic i was at the car i was at the collar center in the congo and the doctors without borders running out of medicine and i traced the lack of money back to a bribe paid to the prime minister of bosnia these out the south these guys operate this not exactly just t

bank come up with so for example we've had massive debt forgiveness for nations like the congo in liberiaall that done is allow these vultures to come in and seize the the assets that are there for example the case of the congo they were trying to ship cobalt to to to europe and this was seized it's almost like somewhat legal piracy. these guys are really scary they they take the resource of these nation again i want to emphasize they don't do it just by buying up you know their technical means is that they buy old bonds that are long forgotten by these nations that were issued before during the civil war a famine or some terrible event in which they pick up debt that's worth the paper is billions of dollars they pick it up literally sometimes for a penny on the dollar and then they don't demand just full payment they they demand a several you know several hundred percent payment but it's enough to destroy these nations they stop them they basically take the aid we're trying to give these nations that the u.s. taxpayers european taxpayers are trying to give poor nations and they literally

we're pulling down on some of are our peacekeeping east of moore, liberia, haiti, several others. as the troop levels decline and as the need declines, but we have increased efforts in africa and a number of different places, the central african republic, the great lakes region, south sudan, so forth. so the demands from the u.n. has r have grown and the money's gone the other way. >> matt salmon of arizona. >> thank you. mr. secretary, it's my honor to serve as the subcommittee, the western hemisphere subcommittee on this full committee, and as such i'm deeply troubled by the lack of clear vision and strategy in the region. don't get me wrong, you have many skilled diplomats operating throughout the real gone, but i fear lack of coherent strategy and apparent engagement comes from the top. in the last year cuba has been caught red handed violating u.n. sanctions shipping weapons through the panama canal. venezuela and opposition leaders are being imprisoned and demonstrators are being beaten and killed by government forces all for opposing meduros' failed policies and the overall

like to ask you about is not about western interference by russia suppose it noninterference because liberia putin you know all through the later half of last year was saying that you know it's up to the ukrainian people to decide we are not going to send our ministers there and it looks like. you know his strategy changed almost overnight what do you think was that sea change that sort of pushed him a stride into action well i think that in two thousand and thirteen putin. did two things he was i think everyone was interfering and ukraine i think russia was interfering more passively than the west the west was more active in its interference but that was whole interference in months. now what russia did was the first to show the stick to the queen eons in the form of sanctions and admonitions what will happen if you sign on the dotted line and then it rolled out this aid package of fifteen billion long haired right a bunch of years exactly now i fully agree with you that russia's position changed virtually overnight and we can we know when it when it changed the night from the twenty first

and a reminder of our breaking news story this hour president of liberia patient has put the final stomp of approval on accepting crimea into the russian federation has signed a decree along with representatives of both houses of parliament just over two hours ago russian senators voted unanimously to accept the peninsula as a full member of the russian federation following a similar vote in the lower house of parliament the historic move comes in response to the crime in people overwhelmingly voting to break away from the ukraine and to rejoin russia moskos pushing interfax an extensive our brave economic measures to support their peninsulas transition. that was their historic moment and we'll be back with more international news starr is shortly to stay with us. alex and allison grier two are the most influential in radical artists at a loss that. we wanted to create a realistic global that would represent life that would depicts life as it really is. there's an accident on route six. what can be more wonderful than this the whole thing is a mumble. welcome to the john siberian. what a