they want from liberia, by and large, very few of our ancestors were from now liberia.e know because david richardsons amazing database from which you could look up right now on the internet called voyage.org or you can look up on the slave trade database, 25% of our area came from gambia which is heavily muslim and 25% came from congo and gola. one of the amazing things, to amazing facts i've learned when making this when irn was writing the book was that about 20%, historians argue about this. i settled on 20% that's given by lyndon hayward, great friends of mine and jim. about 20% of enslaved ancestors were practicing muslim when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i tell the story in t the bok of solomon and in the film of mohammed, i interviewed one of his descendents and he left behind a manuscript in arabic, instructions heart to go to the east and the first black church, churches argue which one was the first black church but we felt the first african baptist church in savannah in 1773 and is a great scene in the film early fle

are not going to liberia. had been set up for freed africans and either captured by the british on ships after the ban in st. james through the british colonies and united states in 1808 and liberia of course was set up by the american colonization society and in 1826 four freed african-americans to quote unquote go back. what do you mean go back, they were from liberia and they by and large, very few of our ancestors were from cewhat is now liberia. about 25 percent of our ancestors we know because of david richardson's amazing database which you could look up right now, it's called boys.org or you could look it up on the trans-atlantic slave trade database. 20 percent of our ancestors came from southern gambia which was heavilymuslim and 25 percent came from congo angola . one of the amazing things, two of the amazing things i've learned when we were making the movement and i was writing this book was that about 20 percent, now historians argue about this percent. it's not settled on 20 percent and that's a

the american colonization society 1826 to free the african-americans to go back they weren't from liberiators were from what is now liberia that 25 percent of ancestors we know because of the amazing database that you can look up right now or look it up under the trans-atlantic database 25 percent come from gambia which is heavily muslim and 25 percent come from angola. one of the amazing things one of the facts that i have learned is that about 20 percent, and that is a figure about 20 percent were muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i told the story in the book and in the film and i interview one of his descendents and he left behind the manuscript in arabic and how too find mecca and pray to the east. the first black churches those argue which is the first but we felt the first african baptist church was in savanna was 1773 there is a great scene in the film we flew down the language from harvard to interpret those scripts that are engraved or carved into one of the pews and says it's arabic. [laughter] the sister in the kitchen i could h

is liberia. 25% of ancestors, an amazing database which you could look up right now or you could look% came from angola. one of the amazing things that i've learned was about 20%, these stories argue about this, i settled on 20% and not by linden and great friends of brian and jim. 20% of our enslaved ancestors were practicing muslim make on the books i did not know that until i got on the book. >> i tell the story of mohammed and i interviewed one and he left behind a manuscript in arab, instructions on this and the first black churches, there are about four churches and argue which one was the first black church. the first african baptist church was formed in 1773. the language from harvard to interpret some scripts engraved, carved into one of the pews. he looked at it and said its arabic. [laughter] is a a sister in the kitchen, i could hear yelling thank the curse of hebrew. [laughter] 20% of my ancestors were muslim, practicing muslims when they landed in what's now the united states in the percent that we don't know were also baptized catholics because the king of condo congo i

and as we go into sunday, it's going to be coat of why and liberia that see some very heavy falls. we could see some flooding here for southern africa, though it's the eastern areas of south africa that has seen a wet weather. it's going to get rather wet on sunday for durban, but for cape town, the sun comes through and temperatures are going to pick up by the time we get to sunday. the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you i the ton of and top political leader is now in afghanistan to begin talks to form a new government. ah, hello and welcome on peter w. you're watching, i'll just hear a live from headquarters here and also coming up. why are they not getting a sooner since 98 percent of the houses are destroyed? fresh grows on.

we are not africans we are not going to liberia or sierra leone that was set up for africans capturedon ships. and then library of course set up by the colonization society to free the african-americans to go back. they were not from liberia by and large and very few of the ancestors by 25 percent we know because of the amazing database and then 25 percent of the ancestors came from gambia which was heavily muslim and those that came from congo angola into amazing things that i learned that historians argue about the percentage but that is the figure given by he would that about 20 percent were muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i told the story in the book and i interview one of his descendents and he left behind the manuscript and how to find mecca and pray to the east and the first black church and then to argue about the first black church but the first african baptist church in savannah in 1773 there is a great scene in the film where to interpret and being carved into one of the pews. [laughter] and there is a sensor in the kitche

between sierra leone, guinea, and liberia, probably 70% to 75% of the chimpanzees.i think we have all the chance of just watching them disappear before our eyes. reporter: there have been no national forest inventory in sierra leone for 40 years, but about a quarter of the forest here is gone. campaign or czar concern -- campaigners are concerned. one of the surviving areas is here at this chimp sanctuary. good, you made it. you can see what has been protected and preserved. this is 26 years of work to make sure that nothing is damaged in this area. reporter: this canopy at the sanctuary is one to behold. not a common site tse days on the freetown peninsula. ifrgent measures are not taken, this place will cease being hope for these animals. bbc news, freetown. laura: and before we go tonight, her fingers may be small, but hetalent is absolutely colossal. ♪ laura: she's only four years old but has mastered the piano more quickly than most of us do in an entire lifetime. what started as a bit of fun during lockdown has become her calling. six months after her first le

scooped up. 91 millimeters of rain, we see those storm clouds gather as we head towards the leone and liberia on thursday. that sure weather update. the news, the most people will never know what's beyond the store, the deafening silence of 100000 how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with fear, it's not an option. but we're not most people. oh, a come back. our main story. events have been out here last year since the devastating explosion at a roots port. 200 people were killed when a chemical stockpile ignited and people are demanding answers. large groups of protest. this clash with security forces near the parliament building. calling for accountability are the top story wildfires that continuing to sweep across several countries in southern europe. in turkey, there is of a large disastrous place, which is coal stored in a pound station. ah a taliban. a warning of more attacks against top afghan officials was an explosion near a defense facility in kabul on wednesday, just hours after a car bomb blast an

and as we go into sunday, it's going to be cote d'ivoire, and liberia that see some very heavy falls. we could see some flooding here for southern africa, though it's the eastern areas of south africa that has seen a wet weather. it's going to get rather wet on sunday for durban. but for cape town, the sun comes through and temperatures are going to pick up by the time we get to sunday. ah, the taliban has reclaims, i've done. it's done. but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a judge. o a, watching out their minds top stories this power us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evacuate all american allies safely. but instead of occupation have been among the most difficult, ellis in history. gunfire was used to push back huge crowd gathering near the committee to protect genesis warning that wom

however, one also need to recognize that in certain contexts, like liberia, also sierra leone, the broach has helped to stabilize. now, this was not through the you, there were the u. k, was very pressing in this regard, provided also military support, 2 to 2 forces. but the example of done is done now clearly shows that this, this theory is, is unlikely to work for a big country like my li with huge areas that can not be controlled. busy where also non state actors extremist groups have enough space to hide. ready so when you, i'm glad you made that comparison. so when you look at some areas where this theory we can call it has worked somewhat to other places like have kind of stand, as you mentioned, where hasn't, what has been the key difference? how will this facility succeed where foreign forces have failed in other areas like africa? well, there is an argument that the e u has provided each member states as well as your missions have provided a training support to military actress to soldiers, arm they soldiers have then no little material to also operate. so the situation has occur

the patient was treated a clinic in the guineas records district near the borders with liberia and ivory coast. more than a 150 people are being monitored in connection with the case. so the mobile virus was 1st attacked in southern and eastern africa in 1967 and have been 12 major outbreak since it's believe the virus is carried by fruit bats. and a sudden high fever can be the 1st warning of infection. it leads to headaches, joint and muscle pain, as well as bleeding from the eyes, nose, and is fatality rates of varied from 24 to 88 percent in previous outbreaks depending on the strain of the virus? no specific treatment or vaccine is available. george, because our bow is the world health organization is representative for guinea, conic re he says systematic prevention and control is the key to containing this virus. these are where this is about human and i mean more populations. it has been found in batch in the area of the current case. so what may i have often post one comes into contact. we've any more, i'd be fat. and then there is a breakthrough. infection. food is fishy. i woul

but we can really track these towards southern areas of nigeria gonna the ivory coast right into liberia. so i b, john has a high of 25 on saturday that you're weather report see soon the news or job or lose your per you in to it. so not so much or the yeah, but my, i, you know, the be a rich and diverse culture explored through its music and songs of the city and al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks down here in the north. and they're doing the best job they can. we've seen one water to teen at wells far further with detail covering the government since the taliban is relying on human shields and losing people shops and home from around the world. the price tag to the toko games have officially felt $15000000000.00 that already the most expensive summit games ever stage. oh, a quick find over top stories for you know, the telephones co founder has survived in cobble for talks to for a new government. well, the dual economy barava led the groups negotiations in doha. sullivan says the future governments will be inclusive, and the sizes of people are still trying to get out of afghan

really in the west that we are seeing the wet and windy weather develop around areas of sierra leone. liberia are as well from heavy down pool is expected here on wednesday. that was, we moved to southern africa. the temperatures are going to pick up from maybe a book swap and, and bob we as well, it will still africa and they'll be sunshine in cape town on wednesday, before the wet weather arrives. the who's the story that need to be told find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perfection and personal endeavour in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it inspiring documentary. the change the word on al jazeera. ah, they wanted 43000000 pounds worth of weapon. that was 6000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of ending war because there's always a small cobble of people for really, really good move. in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. oh, a come back. you're watching out. is there a time to cap those headlines? during a briefi

across the gulf of guinea, east to west, but particularly heavy as we check towards the early own and liberia, freetown, a hiv, $27.00. that's it, that's all for me. ah, the new zealand canadian birds are at risk of extinction. in bishop plan to read the nation and produced by them. one of the best guys on out here most people will never know what's beyond these. don't the deafening silence of 100000 how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious, with fear is not an option. but when most people on august 12 band yet go to the polls and what approving the hotly contested election as the country grappled. you can run the trouble and the impact of called the 19 they without there for the latest upgrade, an in depth analysis, and what the future holds for the me, ah, ah, main stories now. united nations panel climate change is saying that global hunting is dangerous, be close to being out of control and the human to unequivocally, to blame and report that the levels are rising faster while extreme heat waves, droughts and

we see those storm clouds gather as we head towards the hourly own and liberia on thursday. that sure weather update the, the north korea isolated and heavily sanction yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for korea. they carry different passwords, say, contacts, and the money this year, and it goes straight into the conferences leadership a to park, people empower investigation bureau, 39 cache for kim park, one on a jesse era a year ago, one of the largest nuclear blast in history, killed more than 200 people and injured 1000, the victims families still need answers. we want to compute just how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support? let's be professional. it was not intended for me was i'm big. and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship? the missing? i'm all. and it wasn't. it was in one way or another in an illegal way before join me there for the full report on algebra. theda o. a. welcome back. i'll main story. this event have been held to commemorate a year devastating 40 explosion in bay route. 200

ivory coast and liberia on friday, that sure weather update. the news for more than 10 years after the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your companies now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question 1000000 lost their home the us held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for us. thank you. lloyd. the men who still work on al jazeera. there is no channel that covers world views like we do and the roaming correspondent, i am constantly on the go covering topics from politics to environmental issues, to scale of the campus. like nothing you've ever seen access to health care is what we want to know. how did these things affect people? we revisit places day, even when there are no international headlines. there are really invest in that. not the privilege as a journalist. ah ah. again, what you remind about top stories and the confidential un report claims to taliban has party list of people it was to arrest and i've done those targeted include sol

really in the west that we are seeing the wet and windy weather develop around areas of sierra leone. liberia, as well, from heavy downpours expected here on wednesday, that was, we moved to southern africa. the temperature is not going to pick up for maybe a but swanner and bob we as well, it will sell africa and they'll be sunshine in cape town. on wednesday, before the wet weather arrives. the a tail of 2 presidents, venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and to bizarre, he had told daisha attempt at regime change in the bond of every in republic of venezuela. people in power, the bay of pigs on al jazeera. ah, the ah, welcome back here launching out just 0 time to recap our headlines now. the pentagon press secretary is maintaining the us, is focused on completing evacuations from i've gotten a stand by the end of the month in the past 24 hours alone. over 10000 people have been lifted from ca, level the tone of onset. they will not extend the deadline for less than 40 to leave afghanistan, the us president is under pressure to keep american troops on the ground b

across the gulf of guinea, east to west, but particularly heavy as we check towards the leone and liberia, free town, a hive. 27. that's it, that's all for me. fuzzy morehead, on this new sound way, including shelter. but listen, i see why asylum sake is sent back by the us, our easy price, mexico's drug gangs. and i'm say several things going on on the house house. and i read it from katie, cuba, another country as crossing the jungle to panama will make it to the united states . i'm the richardson in brook ashima finding out pick the tow carolyn fixed, lived up to attain of being the recovery games for this region. me afghan government forces fighting to retake several cities which were captured by the taliban of the weekend. the group now says it's taking control of 6 provincial capital since friday. live now to our correspondence in cobble, rob mcbride. hello there, rob, you've got an update on the latest provincial capital that the taliban claims to have taken. that's right. this is the latest victory being claimed by the taliban. the city of i back now, this is the city. that's the

we should have insured, and i've worked on political transitions across africa, ivory coast, liberia. any where we handle this a heck of a lot better. there's a way of doing this. it least would have given the african a military, the african government, a fighting chance. but you know, we quite literally, from one day to the next, abandon back room air base didn't even bother to leave the lights on or the generator they are. i mean, this was a reckless retreat. it is one that will go down in the street as a case study and what about those and say, and then you know, i'm obviously not a foreign policy expert. but what about those who said there was no easy way to do this? because if you tip your hand that you're leaving, then that will, there is no way to not trigger chaos. what do you say to that? what i think we have plenty of examples of where we have, we have withdrawn and chaos at least chaos on this scale. has not been suit so the bite administration is trying to spin it, saying, you know, with a choice between a or b know there were plenty of options in between. i wrote it piece

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and as we go into sunday, it's going to be cote d'ivoire, and liberia that see some very heavy falls. we could see some flooding here for southern africa, though it's the eastern areas of south africa that has seen a wet weather. it's going to get rather wet on sunday for durban. but for cape town, the sun comes through and temperatures are going to pick up. by the time we get to sunday sponsored pay cut on airways. talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure in guys being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on our sierra, we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world that might have when you call home. we'll bring the news and current affairs that matter to you, the a thing out of their minds. top stories with our us by j bought it from us, things make every effort to evacuate. all american honest allies safely bought and says evacuation have been among the most difficult in history. come far was used to push back huge crowd gat

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when ebola happened in western africa, liberia, sierra leone, the fatality rate was high. much higher than coronavirus, 45% fatality rate. that means one of 2 patients would die. for the first time in the history of the united nations united nations established a mission addressing of virus. the united nations missions, ebola, ebola, mission, ebola, emergency mission, un mpr, ghana, based on ghana we were trying to help all those affected countries and as you know we have investigations of united nations peaks keeping forces in 1000 places, in africa and middle east elsewhere and for the first time in history the united nations again deployed military forces, united states, united kingdom, france, deployed military forces so that the north korean movement is locked down at the time so this is what we were able to do. in the case of covid 19 it was mainly done -- what the united states will do at the beginning but is unacceptable, congress, the united states, the case of ebola, one day adopted resolution that ebola was a serious threat for the peace and security of the inte

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as for liberia, we could see flooding as those rains for heavily. now moving down further south, we are seeing the wet weather effect, part of mozambique and for south africa, we've got wet and windy weather on the way for cape town. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 in 2009, a torture victim of the brutal argent time the della regime confronted his interrogator. tortured no, no, no, no. i wasn't trying to. i was interrogated. has justice now been served for the atrocious crimes committed decades earlier i didn't you were telling like an investigation into the dark history of argentina, or why didn't they told me in the end 3 wind interrogating a torture on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back to pick your mind about top stories here this our office has been declared in the us state of louisiana. after hurricane either knocked out pilots the whole of new orleans. the storm has weakened since making landfall on sunday. one person had died, several rockets had been fired towards campbell airport. some of them

the patient was treated at a clinic and guineas, wacked out districts here the orders with liberia and ivory coast, more than 150 people are being monitored in connection with the case. canada has condemned the decision of a chinese court to reject an appeal of a man sentenced to death for drunk smuggling. canadian robert schellenberg was given a 15 year jail time in 2018, but he was re sentence to death. 2 months later, off the top chinese tech executive men, one joe, was arrested in canada in relation to charges in the united states. canada as ambassador to china believes the cases are lings and his court for clemency to be granted to shalon bugs. or now thailand you fled pro democracy movement has faced many challenges since it started a year ago. it's top leaders have been arrested and the pandemic is keeping most protest is off the streets. but as scott highland, our ports from the capital, bangkok, the movement appears to be regaining momentum. jamming the streets of bangkok pro democracy protestors out in strength to show their support of the growing call for the resignation of

really in the west that we are seeing the wet and windy weather develop around areas of sierra leone. liberia as well. some heavy down pool is expected here on wednesday. that was, we moved to southern africa. the temperature is not going to pick up from maybe a book swanner and bob we as well, it will sell africa and there'll be sunshine in cape town on wednesday before the wet weather arrives. the i'm a like of us in the south of india and find out call me back in this cave, brought in a good tempered mining operation to a grand corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife slave. here in vietnam, we did a rec center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife earth right on al jazeera joy. africa wanted to trade and investment in south africa into african trades gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buyers and more than 5000 conference delegates, more than 35 countries, participate in trade and investment deals with $400000

that continues pushing into the ivory coast and liberia on friday. that sure weather update. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21. joined the debate and do not have maxine reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of the play people or thursday for new boys. this dream, where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me you want, you know, to say, don't remind of i tell stories, this is a confidential un reports claims. the taliban has a priority list of people that wants to arrest enough kind of son was targeting to soldiers, police and intelligence. carson al says the taliban is carrying out the door to door visits. evacuation of diplomats enough. jones is continuing at campbell international airport. the smooth 3000 people in thursday, nato says about 18000 evacuated since the taliban

and sierra leone has a significant population stop between sarah leone, guinea and liberia, probably western chimpanzee. so if we don't address this issue as the three nations, and i think we have all the chance of, i mean, just watching them disappear right before our eyes.- right before our eyes. there has been — right before our eyes. there has been no _ right before our eyes. there has been no national- right before our eyes. there has been no national forest| has been no nationalforest inventory in sierra leone for more than 40 years but some say about a quarter of the rainforest here is gone. campaigners are concerned that it is dwindling alarmingly fast. one of the areas is here at this chimp century. —— sanctuary. so you can see what's been protected, what's been preserved. this is 26 years of work to make sure that nothing is damaged in this area. this cano is damaged in this area. this many at — is damaged in this area. this many at the _ is damaged in this area. this canopy at the sanctuary - is damaged in this area. this canopy at the sanctuary is want to behold. a common

owner and the insurance companies to sort out and a footnote on that story at britain that romanian liberia have told her the national security council on tuesday that it was highly likely that iran used one or more drones to carry out a deadly tanker tech last week. off the coast of mine. that was the one we mentioned earlier. this attack, they say in the letter, disrupted, imposed a risk to the safety and security of international shipping and was a clear violation of international law. this is a letter to the un security council saying that the act must be condemned by the international community. coming up on the news are from london. 2 days before he becomes hiram's new president abraham rice. he takes aim at the us, moscow testing in china after the delta variance spreads to half the countries provinces in just 10 days and bronze 1st, mon biles on the beam. as the u. s. domestic solver tends to competition following her mental health break. ah, a murder investigation has been launched after a vocal better. russian activist was found dead in ukraine, italy, she, she fled a group that h

i'll tell you, ben, i was in liberia at the height of the ebola epidemic. truly terrifying. when you're talking about a disease where you have a 99.9% chance of survival, it is staggering that we just wrecking apart everything that we have ever known from liberty to our mental health and physical well-being and the poverty that will affect generations to come. so what is exactly is dr. fauci doing with animals? what experiments is the nih conducting? these are questions we need to answer. they've been hiding gain of function; they don't talk about how many people are asymptomatic, how many people are sick, the death rates, they don't talk about protocols and all of the medicines that you can take that heal you. the big question is why not? who will hold him to account? >> ben: i want to thank you for the research that you've done at white coat waist project. where can folks learn more about what you do? >> you can go to whitecoatwaist.org. >> it's important to have the truth, the transparency as you were saying, lara, about what is really going on behind th