when a deployed 3000 troops to liberia, to end the civil war, and how long, st. free and fair elections? in december 2016 echo was organized talks to persuade gumby in president ja ja janice to stop down after he refused to admit he lost the election. the blog threats and military action which eventually led to some as exit. in october, last year, echo was helped mediate molly's transitional government after a military coup when the government was overthrown. 8 months later, the block suspended money's membership, but it did not impose sanctions. well, let's speak to adama gate and casablanca. he's a former information director for echo was thank you very much indeed for being with us or on i'll just 0. 1 gets the impression even from that brief timeline that the attitude of echo was to dealing with with tough situations is changing somewhat . initially. it was prepared to take very tough action, and now it seems to be stepping in only after people are either on the streets, all the has been a crew. why is that? because they have been sleeping, or do we use of th

the road connecting sierra leone and liberia is a major trade route between the 2 countries. and yet it is practically impossible during the rainy season. it is on the 8th, the 10th of the day this time his men have line several meters of the track with stones and branches that just meters away. from the top of the hills, the trucks wheeled lose their grip. stuck. they have to try again the me remote level by last. i don't say so. good morning. it's our mind from 6 o'clock this morning, 5 behind vandy. some of the drivers are getting impatient. the depression, one taxi driver agrees to lend them a strap. a final attempt vandy his workers and with the help of some of the watching passengers attempt to pull the truck the me ironically, the driver, the white truck gets fine without any trouble. unlike your landing sucks for 5 hours from now bring it in slowly from point one to when we reach and get the one that made it the only road that we gosh, really not because i knew from nora the to 18 i was on the road. homeboy is only home way through the journey the the was the last his

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children on boosters and immunocompromised, plus he has trained physicians and experts in rwanda and liberia as well. >> i want to talk about the covid summit that's set to kick off at any second now. talk us through exactly what the president plans to lay out here, and his ambitious goals ahead. >> well, the u.s. has been taking a lot of criticism, particularly this week, for planning to give out boosters to americans when so many of the world hasn't even gotten their first shot. that criticism has been especially pointed at the u.n. general assembly this week with some world leaders accusing the biden administration of essentially hoarding vaccines. in response to that criticism, the administration is saying today they can do both. they can have enough boosters to give to every eligible american and also help vaccinate the world. and they are announcing today that they're going to buy an additional 500 million doses from pfizer to ship overseas by this time next year. and that will bring the total doses that the u.s. is sending overseas to 1 .1 billion that will basically be between when t

exactly the same phenomena in england and nigeria and kenya and uganda and then the sierra leone and liberia. they look for patterns of order. >> there must have been some people and i saw three models emerging where a mother created a nursery because she's got three or four kids herself, she sees that she's quite good with kids and others that want to go to the market and work and then when they've gone through kindergarten they are ready to go on to from starting a nursery and kindergarten and the alternative is sometimes it starts from the top down because someone will create a school getting you ready for the state exams past ten or 12 can we abandon the school and eventually it goes down so they are quite common but then as an entrepreneur who's seen that phenomenon, you can see this happen. why don't i open a school and so they do and they recognize the school is now potential business. so it is a business start up as model three and the others are organic growth. >> i've made it sound very easy. there is a chapter in the book chapter six or seven i spell out the steps for some schools

same goes for the ivory coast gonna and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast, debbie john can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with what weather and the forecast. that's it for me. we'll see again soon the china has been very strategic. the way to find longest reach in indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in without being national aid. what do you think is going to happen? counting, counting the cost on al jazeera, examining the headline. we can have a political defensive. political difference should not be the reason for kill other women invest because his german location we've gained access to training can run by a boy from different corner. i never see no american dream in america. you just feel like your caged animal, things on my child shouldn't go through the program that open your eyes to tennis. if you, well, today on alger, their power lines are wow, the long new babies were dying. i did nothing. there was people in power, investigate,

same goes for the ivory coast gonna, and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast savvy, john can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with what weather and the forecasts. that's it for me. we'll see again soon, the news from frank assessments. what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of indiana . we need somewhere where sovereign states can exchange use informed opinion is likely to change biting behavior and it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do and it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match up with this more games or intolerant in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, ah ah, what's your algebra, her laundry, top story. there are 2 canadians who have been detained in china for nearly 3 years . i'm heading home. michael culver again. michael, sophomore, were arrested. and december 2018 pianos. the release of the 2 canadians comes just off the way executive mung. one child was freed in china, a canadian court d

this is enough vaccines to cover everyone over 18 years in liberia. what pena and the gambia, for example, every those is precious and has a potential to save a life. high income countries have placed to share $1000000000.00 is globally. and so far, a 120000000 doses have been released. canada, the prime minister just intruder will shortly face his main rival and a tv debate ahead of elections in 11 days. polls have aaron o'toole and his center right. conservative party ahead of true as liberals so says appear frustrated with the prime minister's decision to call the election and for it was due to the last to lashed out at o 2 in the french language to base on wednesday, accusing him of wanting to loosen gun loss. jody vance's life for us. it, vancouver. what can we expect them from this debate today? while adrian, many canadians millions in fact have been waiting for this the 1st and only english language, federal leaders debate. and as you mentioned, going in a lot of pressure on federal liberal leader just in trudeau in that while the globe . no ju

nigeria and liberia in the slums of south sudan when i talk about these places when they go there, they don't go there, i went there but i found parents prefer a different way, parents prefer low-cost private schools because they are accountable to them, they don't have teachers who go on strike or don't turn up work hard and the children aren't abandoned i see that and i say this is amazing, look what parents are doing, look atma ths amazing educational thing going on. i say let's go with parental choice here and see if we can help them improve. we haven't got any abilities that might be valuable but what these other people do, they come and take the apparent are doing, it's not public education so therefore, get rid of these schools to impose a proper public sector and sometimes they call him rude things. sometimes they say parents, that's wrong what you are doing. there you will getre a proper education . >> what's fascinating about the attitude about the international ngo activists until four, and manyy are governmental. however, many others projects educational projects, their mind

for northern sections of spain, through western africa, we've got some big storms setting up over a liberia, just starting to squeak in to sierra leone. free town has hi of 30 degrees. that's your update catch later. the news or more and more indians are going under the knife to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to reach new on al jazeera, up till now, just some growing vaccine inequality to the political and economic in the latest development at the corona virus and demi companies across the globe. democracy, major, inexpensive new series explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world. former book, president place come for goes on 5 for the estimation of it. freed from commerce bank context. india direct removed by brings insights and perspectives from the world's most populous democracy. iraqi go to the home in an election like to define the country future. october on al jazeera. oh the welcome back and the stories. now, thousands of people have been protesting against the tunisia. presidents moved to rule by decree. s

this is enough vaccines to cover everyone over 18 years in liberia model tamia and the gambia. for example. every those is precious and has a potential to save a life. high income countries have place to share. $1000000000.00 is globally, and so far a $120000000.00 doses have been released. still ahead on al jazeera, a battle over abortion access goes to the court to the us government suing the state of texas and family members detained. is the hon. widen to present, to escape from a high security facility in east around. ah, ah, hello, thank you for joining in. let's start with the action is and we've got larry raising up the a by and take this becomes a story for newfoundland, go in for a closer look, affecting the avalon and st. john's late friday into saturday when this punches in . so let me get you this story by the numbers. it's not going to be a major rain event looking for about 30 millimeters of rain, but the bigger story really, the potential to see destructive winds. when you consider those gusts about a 135 kilometers per hour after the desert says, why similar cra

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same goes for the ivory coast gonna and on the other side into liberia as well. so speaking of the ivory coast, debbie john can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with what weather and the forecasts. that's it for me. we'll see again soon. the news how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than their our own a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics. and that's the bottom line. oh, be the hero, the world. nice right? ah washer. in. ah, ah, ah, ah, welcome back. look at the main stories now. a make shift come with thousands of haitian migrants for sheltering and texas has been cleared spaces. us president says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment. some of them received at the hands of the us border guards. the leaders of the u. s. india, australia, and japan of hale, that democratic solidarity and the 1st face to face meeting of a new alliance seen as a move to counter china. and a top chinese p

we've got some big storms setting up over liberia, just starting to squeak into sierra leone. freetown has a high of 30 degrees. that's your update catch later. the frank assessments. what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of isn't dna. we need some or we're sovereign states can exchange use informed opinion is likely to change biking behavior. it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games ontology in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah ah, you're watching, how does it all remind of our top story is this thousands of supporters, a civilian rule, and so done. i've been protesting across the country, calling for an end to the power shaving agreements with the military. i 2nd hearing in the trial of 14 out of standing authority security officers is being held in ramallah accuse of beating activities are funded to death in june, japanese social democrats of not only one in the general election, the head of th

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so we're talking about countries like the ivory coast, liberia, sierra leone rate, in to guinea. so free town, for example, sierra leone has a high of 27 degrees, and a lot of sand and dust being tossed up as we head toward new york shot on friday. the news frank assessments, by way, it is a lesson again. he informed opinions what he saw happening. give so much you've talked to. there was 40 to there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between any other group. we are confident here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh the me. hello again, i'm the saw you pay and home that remind you about top stories, the salad. i've got this done is on the brink of universal poverty, that's the warning from the un development agency. it's calling for urgent efforts to both the local communities and their economy. meanwhile, the 1st international commercial passengers like to leave cobble since the end of the us lead evacuation of london. because i always find carried more than a 100 foreign pos vi

sway do they have over the region to, for regions of and the record which is closer to the border of liberia or the far north, you'll be interesting to see if the commanders and the local state authorities that there will follow the orders put forward by this by the crew leaders in place co creek. marian, thank you so much. west africa cars, one it nicholas reporting on those events from the car, senegal. thanks, nick. want to get more on this story now from use of bar journalist and guineas capital. conduct korean, as we were hearing from nick there. mounting international calls for the release of president of con day, what do we know about his condition and his whereabouts? up to now the president is going to handle the special false i'm the said if i didn't, the 6 is going to go off when the president as far as getting else to go to walk model or government authority story for tomorrow. if i live in building, anybody will refuse to go pick that person, no color. the special will be arrested just now getting those talking to will be john i these, i don't do national dish on 2 nights. do we

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this is enough vaccines to cover everyone over 18 years in liberia motor tamia and the gambia. for example, every those is precious and has a potential to save a life. high income countries have placed to share $1000000000.00 is globally. and so far, a 120000000 doses have been released on just hours before it was due to thought the 5th cricket test between england and india has been cancelled because of a coven, 1900 outbreak in the india camp head coach robbie sha street tested positive during the last match, which then 4th, 10 and 3 other members of the backroom staff to isolate on thursday the physiotherapist contract of the virus. and now india say they can't feel the team because they fear it will spread england's cricket board initially said india had forfeited the match, but then later retracted that india went to up heading into that final game. well still ahead here on out of here in a battle of abortion rights goes to the court with the us government during the state of texas and the migrants from across latin america risking their lives to cross the desert in chile.

a city strike a collection gave nigeria a to know when either liberia and lego, but he's one of 8 players, unavailable for that next much. because opposition came there on the new case. read trouble if. so british clubs refusing to release them for the game. if you're, if you're go keep tackle mariam shank, i had a nightmare moment. gifting gone at the open and go here and that would also prove to be the winner and to add even more insult to embarrassment. he was replaced at half sign in fridays, other games martini last 2 on it says ambia shoot is the 3. and when, as ive equitorial guinea, i re case how'd it to a nail? no drop. i, mozambique camry beat malawi to nail and it was the goal this between them bob way on south africa, the false cricket tests between england and india if finally poised, a going into the day, the hand side finished fastenings with a 99 wrong leave. the pipe top scored with a t one while chris wakes added 50 india. it will resume their 2nd innings, trailing by 56 runs. and they've got all the wickets in hand. a big base for the asian winter and picks in february

entrepreneur somewhere and that's exactly actually the same phenomenon iny india and nigeria uganda in liberia. there must have been a continuous eruption in each of these countries. >> scientists say look for patterns of order and use those patterns. >> there must have been some people and i saw three models emerging. the first one was physically a mother created a nursery because she has three or four kids herself andnd other mothers want to go out of work or whatever so she said leave your kids here and i will charge you a little bit and inhe kindergarten they e ready to go on and the mother say to our the kids are happy with you. we trust you with them so school is grown and it gets more sophisticated but it grows from a mother starting a nursery and starting kindergarten. sometimes it stops from the top down. d someone will create what we call a cramming to get you ready for the state exams grades 10 through grade 12 and the kids say to the teacher we learn more from you and can't we just come to you full time so those are quite common but the third which is quite common now and that is a

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when it deployed 3000 troops to liberia to end the civil war, help launched free and fair elections. in december 2016, it was organized talks to persuade gumby and president ja janice to step down. after he refused to admit, he lost the election. the block 2nd military action which eventually led to some as exit. in october, last year echo was helped mediate molly's transitional government after a military coup. when that government was overthrown, 8 months later, the block suspended money's membership, but it did not impose sanctions. but i'm a gay as a former information director for echo was he says the block has been ineffective and tackling conflicts in the region. they've been sleeping for the we use of the organization. instead of really being brought div addressing the challenges in because it's members 15 members, they have been really opposite with those what has been breaking the nose within their countries from a candidate who what i could do, what are you in phil marcie fella as be a regular tv. listen, mister expecting disrespecting, the rules of wrote all those problem

in particular, senegal, the gambia, sierra leone right through to liberia and banjo. the gambia has a high of 30 degrees on saturday. that's it for me, bye for now. sponsored pay cut on airways. when freedom of the press is under threat. you know, you just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts toward the making government step outside the mainstream. the has been a implement here just some of access port shift the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext, the prime minister to clamped out on the press covering the waves. the news is covered. so listening post on the the me look back, you're watching on there with me. he'll run the reminder to vote up stories bull fighting has taken place and the last pocket of resistance against the taliban in afghanistan. punch in the valley, the telephone says the whole country is not under control of the national resistance front denies the region has fallen. also, the u. s. government consumed release classified documents on the september. the 11th the tax present, re biden, has ordered a full

off to liberia where we have plenty of sunshine here. heavy falls in and around our solana.have seen flooding through northern portions of spain. we have to be on high alert for that. a run of rain through the republic of ireland and the united kingdom. look at minsk. do you think that is bad? here is the three date forecast for moscow. only five degrees on monday. a brisk east when and what weather. though storms over western africa, the bulk of them have pushed out towards the atlantic where they could cook up into tropical storms, more hurricanes. that is it for me. ♪ >> an astonishing film, documenting two decades in one of the most embattled corners of the globe. a child of afghanistan, 20 years of war follows mia from boyhood to manhood. shaped by hardship, resilience, and adventure. the unique film that captures the conflict in a way that has never been seen before. >> when the news breaks. when people need to be heard. >> people arriving don't know what an asylum is. >> exclusive interviews and in-depth reports. al jazeera has teams on the ground. >> intensifying rai

america and england and then we go into the slums in the book i talk about the slums of nigeria, india, liberiasums one —- the slums of south sudan and sierra leone. i went there and i saw parents prefer a different way. parents prefer the low cost private schools because they are accountable. they don't have teachers who go on strike or don't turn up and the children are not abandoned. so i see that and i say this is amazing. we have parents that are doing for themselves this is at a magic —- amazing educational self-help. i say wow let's go with parental choice so it's not that we don't have p any abilities that might be valuable but what these other people do say look what parents are doing. it is wrong. it is not public education it is not proper education so therefore get rid of the schools that is a proved of a pop on —- proper public sector sometimes a column a rude name like ignoramus or they will say is wrong what you are doing with the public sector then you will get a proper education. >> it's fascinating about the attitude of the international ngo activists. many of them are nongove

entrepreneur somewhere because i've seen the exact phenomenon in india, kenya, uganda and sierra leone and liberia. and know about each other. >> right. >> there must have been a spontaneous eruption of this in countries and that alone is fascinating. >> you're a scientist and scientists look for patterns of order and they deduce from those patterns. >> yeah, yeah, so these in the most place, but there must be some people doing the first, one or two people and i saw sort of probably three models emerging and these are ideal types and let's go through them. typically when a mother created a nursery because she's got three or four kids herself, she sees that she's quite good with kids and other mothers wanted to go out into the market and work or whatever and she says bring your kids here i'll charge a little bit and create ago. when they have gone through kindergarten and what you call grade one, i think, and class one, and the mothers say to her, look, the kids are happy with you, surely grade one can't be that difficult from kindergarten and we interest us you with them. so the school is grown fr

. >> same goes for the ivory coast, ghana, and liberia as well.peaking of the ivory coast, they can expect to get up to a high of 25 degrees with wet weather in the forecast. we will see you again soon. ♪ >> what is its endgame? >> examining the headlines. >> political differences should not be the reason to kill other human being's. >> it's a secret location. we have gained access to a training camp. prrams that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world on al jazeera. >> power defines our world. people in power investigates exposes and questions the use and abuse of power around the globe. on al jazeera. ♪ >> welcome back. a makeshift camp with thousands of haitian migrants in texas has been cleared. the president says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment some of them received at the hands of border agents. the leaders of the u.s., india, australia, and japan have hailed their democratic solidarity in the first face-to-face meeting of a new alliance scene as a meeting to counter china. a canadian judge has signed an order free

why did you leave liberia? >> oh, a lot of reasons.e having some economic problems. >> reporter: this has been one of the busiest days in lampesa for quite some time. and for this island, it's something of an emergency. >> ( translated ): i criticize what is being done both in italy and in europe. what i mean is that the phenomenon of emigration is not being confronted by anne. >> reporter: toto martello is the left wing mayor of lampedusa. he is the son of a fisherman and because of his family ties martello has a deep understanding of how, historically, the mediterranean has facilitated the movement of people. but the current wave has left him at the end of his rope. >> ( translated ): europe is exclusively focusing only on refugees. on lampedusa most of the arrivals are economic migrants. and fundamentally nobody cares about economic migrants. >> reporter: hidden away from lampedusa's tourist beaches is what the european union calls a hotspot. it is a detention facility with a maximum capacity of 250 people, where migrants are held,

the corporation lost the congressional black caucus over racial profiling when it attempted to on liberia but not switzerland for bag a tax haven. how dangerous can these land mines be? remember eric garner would be alive today if not for anti-black tax enforcement. however helpful they have proven in the context of policing, body cameras will not solve the problem of race in tax enforcement. fortunately we have a tool that can shed much needed light on the way race impacts enforcement date. experts honed the craft of using tax data in concert with other sources of information. they use to it tell rich stories about our lives. on my podcast one economist describes his work using irs information to determine which colleges provide the best opportunity. we don't need more information, although more transparency would be helpful. we simply need more -- the tax law should not be creating more sam gilliams or eric garners. it is up to all of us here today to make sure that it does not. thank you. >> thank you. ms. olson, you are recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman thompson and pascrel

quite spectacularly lost the -- over racial profiling whether the intent to to impose sanctions on liberia. how damaging can these varied land mines b? remember that eric garner, whose last words, i cannot breathe, fueled -- george floyd. in the context of policing, body cameras will not solve the problem of race. we will data. experts have honed the craft of losing tax data in constant -- on my, podcast one economist describes as work as using irs information to sea watch college provides the most opportunity. the best data that we have in this country on the strength outcomes, stern backgrounds, and even where you go to, college is collected as part of the tax system. and. quote we will need more information, although more transparency will certainly be helpful. we simply need you, as we have already started -- the tax law should not be creating more eric garner's and galleons. we have to make sure that it does not. thank you. >> miss all season. you are recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman thompson and pascrell, ranking members smith and kelly, members of the subcommittee, thank