i remember going to liberia when i was working for the irish government as a special envoy, and goinge the child abuse centre in the police station in monro via. they had a desk, a chair, and a computer, not even a camera to photograph injuries, and if there was no witness, there could be no prosecution. so you have all those problems across different countries, andi problems across different countries, and i think what we have to recognise is, this is not a simple matter of saying, do this and it will be done. the primary responsibility for ms to getting the crime is that the state authorities. the church must cooperate, and the pope has said that. if the church is

he was in liberia and fired by a british in geo in liberia in two thousand and four this role in person. and then he was recently and he was recruited by. and he had what they say i mean it's so nasty what he was doing callignee less sex that's beastie ality that's orgies with people who have lost everything and are looking at these charitable organizations as. their savior come to help. the savior is yes and this is not just oxfam we have the un doing the same thing so you have to talk a lot of enters coming in and we don't talk about the u.n. further down in our interview so only the u.k. division of oxfam has been banned other oxfam workers are still in haiti does that mean that the country actually needs oxen here or just found a temporary scapegoat in the u.k. division we haitians have not been heard this is not about oxfam this is about the underage children who were you by this in geo who are now being blared about it in headlines as prostitutes what happens when you're fifteen years old and your mother just died five of your brothers just died. instead of helping you with the do

he was in liberia and fired by a british in geo in liberia in two thousand and four this role in person. and then he was recently and he was recruited by. and he had what they say i mean it's so nasty what he was doing callignee less sex that's beastie ality that's orgies with people who have lost everything and are looking at these charitable organizations as. their savior come to help give. their savior is yes and this is not just oxfam we have the un doing the same thing so you have to talk a lot of enters coming in and we'll talk about the u.n. further down in our interview so only the u.k. division of oxfam has been banned other oxfam workers are still in haiti does that mean that the country actually needs ochs i'm here or just found a temporary scapegoat in the u.k. division we haitians have not been heard this is not about oxfam this is about the underage children who were you by this in geo who are now being blared about in headlines as prostitutes what happens when you're fifteen years old and your mother just died five of your brothers just died. instead of helping you with t

he was in liberia and fired by a british in geo in liberia in two thousand and four this role in person. and then he was recently and he was recruited by. and he had what they say i mean it's so nasty what he was doing callignee less sex that's beastie ality that's orgies with people who have lost everything and are looking at these charitable organizations as. their savior come to help give. their savior is yes and this is not just oxfam we have the un doing the same thing so you have to talk a lot of enters coming in and we'll talk about the u.n. further down in our interview so only the u.k. division of oxfam has been banned other oxfam workers are still in haiti does that mean that the country actually needs oxen here or just found a temporary scapegoat in the u.k. division we haitians have not been heard this is not about oxfam this is about the under-age children who were you by this in geo who are now being blared about in headlines as prostitutes what happens when you're fifteen years old and your mother just died five of your brothers just died. instead of helping you with the

career but on friday there was something a bit different for the former arsenal manager he was in liberia to receive the country's highest honor for service to football president george way a former footballer was discovered by bangor in one thousand nine hundred eight when he brought him to monaco he went on to play for the likes of ac milan p.s.g. and chelsea and is the only african to be named world player of the year bangerz official title in liberia is now night ground high commander of the humane order of african redemption. formula one is back after a summer break and it's ferrari's can be right in that was fast sis in second practice ahead of the belgian grand prix the finnish driver is a four time winner at the spa circuit reichen edge championship leader lewis hamilton while the british drivers receive teammate belts revolt has finished third hamilton's championship ruddle sebastian vettel who finished fifth set the pace in the morning session how milton leads standings by twenty four point. italy's andre divots he also clocked the fastest time in practice ahead of the. british

manassas,orthbound liberia between euclid and 28.ust got off the phone o this one, no injuries but they're trying to get this out of the way. elridge, northbound 95, a lot of folks head northbound on 95 weekday mornings. guys. >> melissa, thank you. >>> a young father's dreams of playing basketball overseas were cut short. someone shot and killed him in broad daylight. now, hisam devastatedy is speaking out. >> news4's megan mcgrath is live outside the prince george's police headquarters i palmer park. megan, do investigators have any leads in this? >> reporter: they don't have a whole lot to go on. and at p thisnt no arrests have been made so the gunman is still on the loose. a very case, lamont adair jr. had a lot of exciting things going on in his life. he had-m an th-old son. he was about to move to klein next month in ord to play basketball. but adair's future was cut short in a burst of gunfire wednesday afternoon. it was right around 4:00 in the afternoon. we're talking about broad dayligre. there were lots of people out on th

career but on friday there was something a bit different for the former arsenal manager he was in liberia to receive the country's highest honor for service to football president george way former footballer was discovered by bangor in one thousand nine hundred eight when he brought him to monaco he went on to play for the likes of ac milan p.s.g. and chelsea and is the only african to be named world player of the year bangers official title in liberia is now night ground high commander of the humane order of african redemption formula one is back after a summer break and it's ferrari's kemi reichen and that was fast as in second practice ahead of the belgian grand prix the finish driver is a four time winner at the spa circuit write him an edge championship leader lewis hamilton while british drivers are saying about three boats has finished third that will tunes championship rival sebastian vettel who finished fifth set the pace in the morning session hamilton believes the standings by twenty four points. italy's entre divots he also clocked the fastest time in practice ahead of the mot

and chelsea and is the only african to be named world player of the year as official title in liberia is now night grand high commander of the humane order of african redemption all right better useful for now it is back to martin thank you very much indeed that's all for this al-jazeera news hour but don't go away because i'll be back in just a couple of minutes also with much more details to stay with us here at out. and ambitious health system reform that paid off the show claiming it push all to media we may build ten million over ninety six million citizens to receive free health care without paying insurance premiums and i'm going to get. the extraordinary story of turkey's monumental health care transformation and the people at the heart to fix the people's house on al-jazeera. volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later as for kill away a it has been spilling lubbock continually for more than thirty years. they deploy and spiritua

career but on friday there was something a bit different for the former arsenal manager he was in liberia to receive the country's highest honor for service to football president george way a a former footballer was discovered by bangor in one thousand nine hundred eight when he brought him to monaco he went on to play for the likes of ac milan p.s.g. and chelsea and is the only african to be named world player of the year bangerz official title in liberia is now night ground high commander of the humane order african redemption formula one is back after his summer break and it's ferrari's kemi reichman that was fast as in second practice ahead of the belgian grand prix the finish driver is a four time winner at the spa circuit write him an edge championship leader lewis hamilton while british drivers are stating the belt three boats has finished third appleton's championship rival sebastian vettel who finished fifth set the pace in the morning session hamilton leads the standings by twenty four points. italy's entre divots he also clocked the fastest time in practice ahead of the moto g.

but on friday they were something a little bit different for the former arsenal manager he was in liberia to receive the country's highest honor for services to football president george where former footballer himself was brought to league monaco by venter back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he went on to play for the likes of ac milan paris st germain and chelsea and is the only african to be named world player of the year fingers official title in liberia is now knights a grand high commander of the humane order of african redemption. the us open then p.g.a. champion brooks kept is in a share of the lead at the halfway point of the northern trust open in new jersey and the eagle on the thirteenth hole on friday was the catalyst for a strong finish by get twenty eight year old wood birdie each of the last three holes to shoot just six under sixty five on the day he shares the lead at ten under with fellow american jamie love moch fourteen time major champion tiger woods is ten shots behind leaders and says he needs to improve his short game. just you know the name of games go

because some of these countries, democratic republic of congo, liberia, some of these countries are actually poorer than they were 40 or 50 years ago, so there's no prospect of tackling extreme poverty unless we tackle state fragility and the truth about our world today is actually india and china with growth and development are lifting their own poor out of poverty. and by 2030, we'll find half of the world's poor will be in thesestates. they'll be in the drcs, the somalias, south sudan, yemens, countries which are badly fractured. what we're arguing for is very difficult. it's much easier to vaccinate a child or to build a school. that's not easy but it's relatively straightforward compared with building honest tax authorities and honest governments and tackling corruption. it doesn't mean we shouldn't try. >> right. the obvious question is are all these questions which are feeling besieged today whether by immigration or refugees or any number of populist politics. the economy. are they going to do it? are they going to have the will? >> if we say to them we are going to stop piling up pr

journey joined the world of politics george way i was one of africa's all time footballers who became liberia's president last year arnold schwarzenegger was a bodybuilder who won mr universe at the age of twenty before becoming a film star and eventually the governor of california and romario as fee for as world player of the year in one thousand nine hundred ninety four after his sports career he became a disability campaigner and politician in his native brazil and finally sebastian coe was a middle distance runner with four olympic medals to his name before being elected as a conservative member of the u.k. parliament in one thousand nine hundred two well if these are the early days of imran khan he has five years to prove his people that they did the right things to vote him i'm sure we'll have other shows on that pakistan but now we have reached the end of this show so thank you very much to our guests today mark geragos shamsul has done and she writes for russia and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for furthe

i remember going to liberia when i was working for the irish government as a special envoy, and goinge the child abuse centre in the police station in monro via. they had a desk, a chair, and a computer, not even a camera to photograph injuries, and if there was no witness, there could be no prosecution. so you have all those problems across different countries, andi problems across different countries, and i think what we have to recognise is, this is not a simple matter of saying, do this and it will be done. the primary responsibility for ms to getting the crime is that the state authorities. the church must cooperate, and the pope has said that. if the church is not cooperating, bishops must be dealt with. if the church cooperate with the state, it must and does allow the state to act first, what must learn followers, what does the church to win the state turns around and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute? and and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute ? and so and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute? and so someone is not guilty, not prosecuted, and you have got a comp

stood in liberia in two thousand and ten and flown to the us where he was sentenced to twenty years behind bars he pleaded not guilty to the charge and calls the case fabricated as russia has repeatedly voiced concern over the conditions he's being held in and they are saying because lawyers have asked what united nations human rights experts to look into his case well we managed to speak to his wife and a representative from the russian consulate after the family reunion. just recorded what better first meeting has been very exciting and emotional for the whole family i met constancy on the eve of the meeting and to be honest i've never seen him so thrilled he's in the best of spirits of course it's very hard for him to be so far from home away from his family you know everyone could handle constantine is doing so well i'm sure this reunion will help him behold he has lost a lot of weight he made an effort to appeal well to show that everything is ok but i had notes of despair in his voice we tried to support him to cheer him up the first meeting one three one i hope he will be transferre

. >> it all started with a humanitarian trip, the actors took to liberia in 2008. >> we toured a refugee camp where we saw dozens of kids who were literally wasting away because they didn't have enough food and it crushed us. and we left that place that day and we decided that we had to do something. >> that something ended up being this snack bar company that gives life saving food to malnourished kids all over the world with every snack they sell. when they first started, these actors knew exactly what their mission would be. but they had zero idea about how to begin. so they started to make calls to people they knew including fellow performer robbie patel. >> so ryan is one of my closest friends and he goes listen, i know you've done some business stuff before. todd and i have this idea, i want to talk to you about it and about two hours later, i had not only given him whatever advice i could think of but also decided to join the movement. >> their next call was to another famous friend. kristen bell. >> we gave it to kristen as well. we wanted her take on it and she had the same reac

. >> you can see with harry jarvis, harry jarvis a soldier then goes to liberia for 10 years then comes back to boston which is a perfect example of, african american we saw even at the beginning of the terms, the disconnect even as you're trying to imagine it. what's key here is a reimagining of africa. even a kind of connection. a story that you take with you. and it's been changed. it's changed by america itself. so it becomes unmistakably african american and a lot of people are absolutely not interested at all in what shady anne sutton is putting forward. that's why he asks who exactly are you and what can i trust. so african american influence on freedom is the pattern of diversity of people coming into freedom. but there's a way to figure out how the radical reconstruction umbrella can embrace both. can understand and make intelligible that's what i hope it'll be. if you have the idea of kinship, or if anderson and thomas mass icon is in some ways lays the ground work for the vlad can reconstruction agenda how do we talk about kinship when it's not always the nuclear family. at t

he goes to liberia for 2 years and then goes back to boston. this is a perfect example of african-americans that we saw even with hutton eating at the beginning of the term, there's this disconnect even as you are trained to imagine it. i think what is key here is that there is a connection, a story that you take with you. it has been changed. it's changed by the flora and fauna of america itself. it becomes unmistakably african- american. a lot of people are absolutely not interested at all in what sadie and sudden is putting forth. that is why she tests hurston to know who exactly he is -- what exactly she can trust. the african-american population in freedom, the difference between jordan and and difference -- and katie and sudden, the diversity and what is all the people coming into freedom book -- coming to freedom. there is a way that how radical reconstruction umbrella can do both and understand unintelligent -- intelligible. that's what i hope the goal would be. we will see even how we talk about cultural narratives interacting with pol

a major military operation has begun in northwest liberia to crack down on criminals who've been raiding villages as estimated that more than two thousand villages in the area have been killed by gunmen since twenty eleven. reports from northwest of nigeria. digging in for a fight these soldiers are part of a one thousand member force sent to fight gunman wood laid siege to villages in northwest nigeria for more than seven years they sacked many villages looting killing and raping the criminals are forced up to forty thousand people from their homes yet despite the military operations civilians continue to seek refuge in larger towns. sanny our committee says his village was raided and you could hear my e. ticket are going to kill my father they walked right into israel i shot the old man there we did our cattle and camels some of my villagers were kidnapped for ransom they took our women raped and abandoned them for us to take to hospital. more than one hundred people ice committed to have been killed in the past six weeks alone survivors say their tigers showed no mercy it what i would

into the gulf of guinea quite a bit of wet weather there across western parts of africa right into liberia. and nine hundred seventy eight. disappeared after boarding a plane to libya. for over thirty s. his disappearance remained in mystery. but after colonel gadhafi is down for in two thousand and eleven new evidence came to light. al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished in. and out to syria. and ambitious health system restore that paid off the show to you push of the media we enabled ten million of our ninety six million citizens to receive free health care without paying insurance premiums. in that. extraordinary story of turkey's monumental health care transformation and the people at the heart of it the people's health on al-jazeera. again here's a reminder for top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has gone on the defensive as cases against two of his former top aides gather speed he's accused of making up stories to secure a peace deal but defended his former campaign chair who's been found guilty of fraud. started hearing the opposition party's chall

great question because there is -- there su such -- an am bibivalence, even with -- and then goes to liberia and then comes back to boston which is a perfect example of -- of african-american that we saw even with saddia hartman at the beginning of the term, the disconnect and even as you are trying to imagine it. but i think there is -- what is key here is that there is an -- re-imagining of africa. even a connection, a story that you take with you. and it is changed. it is changed by the flora and fauna of america itself so it becomes unmistakably african-american. and the -- a lot of people are absolutely not interested at all in what shady ann shutton is putting forth and that is why she tested hearseton to know who you are and what can i trust. so there is -- the african-american population in freedom and the difference between jordan and anderson and shady ann sutton, it is the -- a wide capital expendituhasm of d people coming into freedom. but if there is a way to figure out how the radical reconstruction umbrella can embrace both, can understand and they could make intelligible both

manassas, though, northbound liberia avenue between euclid and 28, all lanes blocked by a crash.elissa, thank you. >>> your time is 5:53. a neighborhood in northern virginiaou going t growing pains as vdot plans to expand 66. >> several families are scrambling to findew homes. five homes will be wiped out by the projt. the82-year-old has lived here for 47 years in her house. she said vdot wants her out by the end of the year. >> to kind of put this in limbo, we don't know what's happenin >> vdot tells us and a private partner ar quote, working individually with each of these impacted property oers to find comparable homes. >>> two local acts now can say they have competed on "the world of dance." >> they were eliminated on the show last night. this is lucas, aeeger from leesburg. ♪ >> he really is clearly lented. he's14, i think -- i think that's right. he tapped his way through the dual rounds. inhe junior teen category. and rider boys of greenville, maryland took their best shot last night. take a look at them. ♪ awesome. >> they're doing big things there on the stage. we'll se

know, he was not as part of one of thinking is a moves was to try to move every african-american to liberia and to create a state effectively there. that is not something many abolitionists in the north supported. so i say this just as background to say, yeah, that lincoln on one hand you could say in retrospect lincoln didn't do enough and on the other hand you could say lincoln did exactly the amount that he knew was palatable for the country at that time. and i think that is one of the reasons he is so well regarded today is because he had a very good feel for what the country would expect, how he could go about not crossing the political lines. >> he was a politician. he did sign the emancipation proclamation and he did make it possible for you know, they are to be a truce. >> when he signed it, many said to to him he wasn't going far enough in the investigation proclamation and others said he went too far. >> you talk about the lincoln douglas debate and the relationship between that experience obviously we know his political career. but how his trial informed his work as a debater in

into the gulf of guinea quite a bit of wet weather there across western parts of africa right into liberia. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing time and fortune to be made. the story of the highs and lows of young idol's fast paced world of the pro game. state of play the witness documentary. i'll just read it. again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president donald trump has gone on the defensive as cases against two of his former top aides gather speed he's accused his lawyer of making up stories to secure a plea deal defended his former campaign chairman he's been found guilty of fraud. the reuters news agency is reporting that saudi arabia has called off both the domestic and international stock the listing of best state oil giant. it was expected to be the largest in history. donald trump's national security adviser says the united states is ready to ramp up pressure on iran john bolton said regime change was not washington's goal but the u.s. does want to quote a massive

chad, djibouti, eritrea, liberia, and the solomon islands. folks from chad or these other countries come in, a pretty good chance they are not leaving. something has to be done. we know this is happening and yet it's like, stamp the visa, come on in and then they don't leave. i can't blame them for not leaving. no one's really hunting them down. >> this bond issue has been a law for decades, just trying to implement it, we've been asking them for years. i think equally, they need to be high enough where there will be more than what they could pay -- >> laura: how would it work? before they leave their country, their home country, they would post, let's say, $1,000, $5,000 -- what about allen's point of this is a class issue and people that have no money, they will --on >> allen, this is a sovereign country, we have a right to decide who can come in and out of the country, we have a right to maintain a legal immigration system. i can tell you, there are hundreds and thousands every year, you are right, the population is not a priority, hasn't

into the gulf of guinea quite a bit of wet weather there across western parts of africa right into liberia. welcome back you're watching of zero zero ramat a reminder of our top stories china and the u.s. are imposing twenty five percent taxes on sixteen billion dollars worth of each other's goods it's the latest round of tariffs since the trade war began in july china says it's filing a complaint to the world trade organization also u.s. president all trump's former lawyer says he's happy to help the investigation into possible russian interference in the twenty sixth election michael cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws saying trump told him to do so but trump denies any wrongdoing. and australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull says he'll propose a vote on his leadership on friday but that's only if the majority of his that piece ask him to do so in a formal letter he narrowly won a leadership challenge choose there. and said to africa now where ugandan pop star who's become an opposition party leader is preparing to appear before a military court on thursday bobbie w

actually created 1900sy in liberia in the for the firestone company, that is going to be out of bounds for them. say black person wants to that there are white supremacists in the united states, the white person might agree. but in return, if a white person says, that there is a segment of the black society where there is no head of household in the united states, and this is causing a lack of discipline that effects the black children for the rest of their lives, that infuriates black people, and that is also out of bounds. when a black person says, it is wrong for a black person to be -- four and unarmed black person to be shot by the -- for a black person to be shot by police, and another example of a white person being accosted at the time he was being handcuffed, he was unarmed, he bracelet from himce, the police taped , animals kills one of the policeman. he was unarmed until the very instant he pulled the gun out. and when he have a gun, he almost killed a police officer. this kind of example, again, you are getting into and out of bounds conversation with black people, and they

we have had wildfires, heard of problems with crops, the heat has shifted from liberia where we we remth has caused some issues. these are pictures that show the sort of fish that have been coming out of the river. we‘ve seen a dead fish, fish really struggling to find the numbers of fish they would normally expect, and a p pa re ntly would normally expect, and apparently some species have swum away from this warm area of the river into cooler waters where they can survive. unexpected consequences of the heatwave, over the next few days, temperatures in frankfurt, berlin and geneva will start to dip away a little. the river water will retain its warmth for that bit longer so that situation isn‘tjust going to change very quickly. it‘s already quite a bit cooler in parts of the uk but across the south—east, this heat and the lack of rain has been a really big problem. a big problem, a big story. we have noticed it. the lack of rain has been across many parts of the country, the heat has mostly been in southern and eastern areas, relentless, day after day of hot weather, but that will ch