redefines efficacy and the all the studies show that the 2 treatments were identical except the new lu center treatment was much, much more expensive for a vast and that would make a vast and about $50.00, an injection. and then when lu center comes out, a single dose in the eye is $2000.00. meanwhile, in france, pharmacists and hospitals were becoming interested in treating the i condition with the vast and used for cancer. the of after is dosed in bottles for injection into the i. pharmacists had to re package it in syringes at a lower dose. fact, take a file, a small bottle containing 16 millimeters, then use it to fill a number of syringes, maybe a batch of 50 off. now my logical injection, excuse me. it entails re packaging the contents of the bottle into an injectable form form so long me really important thing is to ensure the preparation is completely sterile. before delivering it to the administration by the off m ologist, the syringe must be absolutely sterile. ah, since at the need to leave this meant we could make syringes for around 50 euros each. going to hope you have to

you have to ask is that about characteristics that humans share or pure lu a define gift? our capacity for rationality and reason and our capacitity for morality and empathy or about our capacity for envisioning the future, our culture. of the four or five species that were around 100,000 years ago they all had them. not just us. >> reasoning and intellect. >> yes. and so why are we here and why are they here? >> yeah exactly. >> so you can debate it how long ago they were here but the point is when we say sapien, we're in the image of god why weren't they? a really important question a tiger and elephant. >> yeah, yeah how far back do you want to push it. >> a doctoral student who is a catholic ey can usehe mr image gnition as a test for capacity for revelation and communication. you need a sense of self-to be able to receive god's love and revelation. >> got to know it's me in the mirror. that's a key capacity needed and dolphins and whales share that and dogs don't, should we be radical and say there's something really salecs and then to god and then once you say that t

border is closed or not, the syrian refugees will remain a bargaining chip in the struggle for power. lu charbonneau is the united nations director of human rights watch and he joined me now from new york. thank you so much for joining us. i want to begin with moscow's counter proposal at the united nations that would authorize more assistance, but only for 6 months on the ground. what is the practical implication of accepting their proposal versus the full year that western nation want to see lu, i'm afraid we're having some trouble hearing you there. we can see you, but we're going to see if we can get our audio line connected and come back to you later in the show and try one more time. can you, can you hear me, lou? i want to know about that proposal from the russians. nope, lost the line. okay, well come back to him later in the show for the interview, but let's move on now to some other news. why on tech and pfizer, excuse me. we're going to turn to afghanistan instead. now, us troops are set to leave afghanistan and nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned by august 31st, the withdrawa

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there were people in the community who really liked using lu centers. it's a great drug. i have the utmost respect for the role. the pharmaceutical industry plays in our field. no good idea goes forward without a pharmaceutical company partner. and yet the pricing to me, particularly when you've got a $50.00 disruptor that's equally effective. the current pricing is absolutely indefensible. in my opinion, it's estimated that the u. s. saves $3000000000.00 a year by using a vast instead of centers. according to the regulations, the french medicines agency cannot force rush to manufacture of asked in syringes for the treatment of a m. d. despite 2 months of negotiations, the multinational rush refused to be interviewed. it's legal department told us we do not wish to speak or be filmed on this subject, but are more than willing to answer any questions you may have in writing. question . why does the laboratory refuse to manufacture of aston syringes for the treatment of a m d. answer. rush develops drugs only for medical needs not covered by existing drug where there are no

and in the the me, june 28th was a faithful day for thomas wheeler and his dreams of further olympic lu. i wont be able to make it to the olympics. this year. gave me goosebumps saying that it's been a tough decision on training injury from april may is just not allowing me to go without any risk of bigger injury issues of health issues for the future. so much looking forward to so much more in the sport. i love so much. 40 days before the mens olympic javelin event begins on august 7th. thomas lula has already lost, defeated by his own body bass, a moment for the defending olympic champion from 2016 or so. injury is a part and parcel of competitive sport. i can look back on 10 or even 15, really helping you. if you include my youth career, we've got to be grateful for that. so now this difficult situation is something i have to accept as feeling as it doesn't have to you wants to tokyo games were postponed. he withdrew from the 2020 season using the time out to prepare and work on his technique. and those preparations went well over winter and spring this year, both back home and the e

finish line in second place but with cumulative scores counting, that gave her bronze behind china's luo champion, charline picon, of france. and karriss artingstall claimed another boxing medal for team gb in tokyo. she was guaranteed a medal on tuesday by reaching the women's featherweight semi—finals. but she was denied the chance to fight for gold, narrowly losing to japan's sena irie, by a 3—2 split—decision. let's quickly look at some of the day's other olympics news. great britain's women's sevens team missed out on a second successive bronze medal after suffering a 21 points to 12 defeat to fiji. that bronze is the first female medal in the country's olympic history. it comes after fiji won gold in the men's tournmanet. team gb�*s women finished their pool games off with a 2—0 victory over ireland. the reigning olympic hockey champions had already secured a place in monday's quarterfinals but the win sees them through in third from their group. great britain's paul casey is very much in contention going into the final round of the golf tonight. he trails the american leader xand

artist 444000000 euros the there were people in the play i'll make community who really liked using lu sentence. it's a great drug. i have the utmost respect for the role. the pharmaceutical industry plays in our field. no good idea goes forward without a pharmaceutical company partner. and yet the pricing to me, particularly when you've got a $50.00 disruptor that's equally effective. the current pricing is absolutely indefensible. in my opinion, it's estimated that the u. s. saves $3000000000.00 a year by using a vast, as instead of the centers. according to the regulations, the french medicines agency cannot force rush to manufacture of asked in syringes for the treatment of a m. d. just by 2 months of negotiations, the multinational rush refused to be interviewed. it's legal department told us, we do not wish to speak or be filmed on this subject, but are more than willing to answer any questions you may have in writing. question . why does the laboratory refuse to manufacture of aston syringes for the treatment of a m d. answer. rush develops drugs only for medical needs not cover

let's go to christie lu stout in hong kong. one presumes they weren't expecting big things.hat happened? >> reporter: yeah, expectations had not been high for this high level meeting that is still currently under way between the united states and china. ahead of the meeting u.s. officials said wendy sherman, she's the deputy assistant secretary for the united states, would be seeking guardrails to better manage competition with china but she's been getting an earful from chinese officials. in the days leading up to the meeting the minister of china has been running that no country is superior to others, and earlier today we've been hearing from his deputy who's been issuing a series of statements rebuking the united states including blaming the united states for the current, quote, stalemate in relations. let's bring up an example of one of these statements in which he says this, quote, the china-u.s. relationship is now in a stalemate and faces serious difficulties. fundamentally is because the u.s. portrays china as an imagined enemy. we urge the united states to change it

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the key player kevin did bruna and captain 8 in as our but with star strike rama lu cock who informed the azurie can't take anything for granted. a threat. italy's own go machine chiro in mobile. i know as well, from the battles in the italian league out again last the last time you said it was a mobile a versus a c i were playing into and he's going to go major. so please don't call it in mobile a versus luc copy of again, bad belgium versus italy instead and give it a chance every the style. flat composure. not just in that fashion choices. italy, other scene. everyone's got that i on at the moment. now they have to prove themselves in that tough is test. yes. and give the fans back home. another reason to celebrate the italy in belgium play tonight, spain will phase switzerland, spain explosives, the packet, and the tournament high 11 goals and the old, filled heavily in their favor. still switzerland will hope hope to come up with an upset victory, and their round of 16 win over world cup champion sprouts shows. they could have another shock install you're watching the them in the

rashid mac lu, fee for the jury and national liberation front, with his feet rashid mackenzie, and the f. l. n. team on al jazeera. oh, talk to about the world is coming up the 1st to check on the headlines and there are reports that tennessee as judges have began investigating 3 political parties on suspicion of receiving foreign funds among them. the enact the party, the largest in the coalition government has been pushing for elections after president high side dismissed the prime minister and for his parliament early this week, america stopped diplomat as reiterated the only path to peace in afghanistan. these 3 negotiations. secretary state antony blink and made those comments whilst in india, he is there on his 1st trip since president joe biden took office. lincoln met his count about extra shanker, was expected to meet prime minister moody in the coming out. what we're seeing on the ground in the last week is the taliban making advances on the district centers . challenging some provincial capitals. we've also seen these reports of atrocities committed by the taliban and areas

so lu haas on is continuing the authoritarianism of his predecessor john never fully. who died in march, drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson, and 3 big distributors, have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 in order to resolve thousands of claims of their role in the us. opioid epidemic lawsuits accused the companies of letting the painkillers reach attics through illegal channels. and you can always check out our website for more. the addresses al jazeera dot com. i'll be back for another update here in about 30 minutes, right often i'll just, they're a world the man who have me religious to say ha, i am. you will see what i see what in the nation, but i have really good programs and maria rule not quite a lot of this. it either did it fit in basketball court that will go to then if you see my show that you're going to call column or no, no the the extension exempt. because to morning melinda ticket. it goes to the 2nd. this does go with the new did in dallas for to go to that i had to throw out and i had to go ahead one thing about to get it back to you or them cuz we a

and although a revenue lu, cock, who penalty half the deficit just before half time italy held on during the rest of the game that remained on course for their 1st european title in more than half a century. that's after staying bates, switzerland in a dramatic penalty issued out in st. petersburg, spain, goalkeeper, united, simon, made to save in his country 131 in the shootout. the match had ended one all off the extra time despite switzerland playing a man down after a red card. we'll see you next now for more headlines. thanks for the places in europe. records into of all been lencher. the treasure map for the modern globe trotters discover some of you record breaking on june and now also in book form when i arrived here i slept with people in a room in.

joining me now is congressman ted lu and cornel belcher and christina greer. >> congressman lu, i want to start with you, i want people to remember six months ago we were this close, you were there and can you remind us again and anybody out there how dangerous and frightening things were for our entire way of life just six months ago. >> thank you, jason for your question. six months ago, the forever impeached president incited an insurrection. 140 something officers injured, some severely and many lost their lives. what we have is a committee that's going to investigate what led up to january 6th and what occurred and the consequences of january 6th so this never happens again. >> and, here is the thing, just because the committee has put together and that won't stop some of these violent insurrection and they don't care about the law. what do you see happening within the congress? what has to happen within congress to also tamp down the irresponsible members who stoke these? >> republican leaders will simply say one truthful sentence, the election was not stolen. because they're unw

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cnn's kristie lu stout has that. >> reporter: across asia, the delta variant is feeling a growing wave coronavirus cases. in thailand, coronavirus deaths are climbing. the country has ordered new restrictions in the capitol of bangkok, starting monday, including mall closures and limits on travel and social gatherings. cases are spiking in vietnam. both the capitol and hanoi city. indonesia has reported a record number of deaths by the variant, saying that many more children will die there. in indonesia, they say this, quote, the health system is on the verge of collapse. hospitals have been overwhelmed hospital supplies are running out and supplies in java and bali are woefully equipped to handle the surge in critically ill patients. south korea is raising its levels to the highest capacity in seoul on monday. saying the country is in, quote, desire situation, with the delta variant being detected in an increasingly fast pace in the greater seoul area. only 11% of the population inoculated. and in japan, all spectators banned in around around the olympic city. just over 15% of japan's

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. >>> haitian authorities say a manhunt is, still, underway for fiveuspects at large following the brazen assassination of president jovenel moise. as of friday, a total of 20 suspects are in custody. three others were killed in a shootout with police. that brings the total, so far, of those allegedly involved to 28. police describe the armed group as professional killers, and includes two american citizens and several retired members of the colombian military. stefano pozzebon is in bogota with more on those colombian vaet rans but first let's go to matt rivers reporting from the site of the shootout in the haitian capital. >> reporter: this is a building where one of the shootouts took place between some of the suspects in this assassination and haitian-security forces. and just by looking around at the damage here, you can tell just how ferocious this battle was. look up here, in the ceiling. it's a concrete ceiling and there are multiple bullet holes. there are dozens just like that all across this building. and if you come over here, look at this

let's get right to our kristie lu stout. she joins us live from hong kong.e are you learning about this and what evidence is there to support the claim that high school students were involved in this terrorist bomb plot? >> reporter: rosemary, that is the key question, and this is what we know at this hour. hong police say they thwarted a suspected terror plot after arresting nine people, including six high school students, ee teenagers on suspicion of terrorist offenses under the national security law. they say the nine had rented a hos hostel where they were planning to make homemade bombs. they said the nine individuals were planning to target public facilities across hong kong, including public transit as well as courts and cross-harbor tunnels. police say also said in a press conference earlier today that they found an operations manual detailing plans for an attack to take place in early july, but no bombs were made and no bombs were found. now, of the nine individuals arrested, five are men, four are women. six are high school students. they're all li

kristie lu stout is live in hong kong with the details.tching to see how strictly this new national security law will be enforced. what does this tell us? >> reporter: yeah, this is a very serious penalty here. we just got the news within the last hour, the first person convicted under the national security law has been sentenced to nine years in prison. it was on tuesday when 24-year-old was found guilty of incitement and terrorism. his lawyer says the defense plans to appear these decisions. he was arrested on july 1, 2020 just hours after the national security law was first imposed on hong kong. he was holding a flag with a forbidden message on it that said liberate hong kong, revolution of our times. and he crashed his motorcycle into several riot police officers who were trying to stop him. he was denied bail, denied a jury for this trial, that is a significant departure from hong kong's previous legal system and also the three judges who are presiding over this case were hand picked by the top leader carrie lam. critics say that this

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. >>> lgbtq activists in hungary are terrified of losing their civils. they say the country's new law is turning that fear into a reality. we'll explain why just ahead. >>> also still to come, the motive behind the assassination of haiti's president remains unknown as authorities search for five suspects still at large. >>> and while the fragile nation falls deeper into turmoil, the haitian people fear for the future that is still so uncertain. >> translator: i can't close my eyes, not since the day before yesterday. i can't sleep at night. i had to come here to the embassy because i'm scared. there are many gunshots and i dent know where they're coming from. i've abandoned my home. i can't go back. i don't know about my family. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. >>> first, we need to find who assassinated the president. that's why we requested u.s. support in which we're going to have to have the truth. the second is to reinforce stability for the country to move on while t

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we want to get straight to kristie lu stout who's been following this developing story from hong kongu tell us about this investigation? because it's just so startling. six high school students. >> yeah. it is startling development, especially during this time of tightening-chinese control and deepening polarization here in hong kong. hong kong police had a press conference earlier today said that they had thwarted a suspected-terror plot after arresting nine people, including six teenagers. on suspicion of terrorist offenses under the national security law. they say the nine people rented a hos tell in the area of hong kong where they intended to create homemade bombs. according to hong kong police, they say they intended to target public facilities including public transport and courts, as well as cross-tunnel -- across harbor tunnels. of the nine who were arrested, five are men. four are women. six, again, high school students. teenagers. all of these individuals are believed to be part of an independence for hong kong organization called returning valiant, which is active on socia

the latest is beach volleyball taylor crabb and katie lu samuelson. they confirmed they are fully vaccinated. it could take up to seven days after someone exposed for it to show up on a test. >> somebody gets exposed and on the plane ride over, they're going to be negative for the first few days but they'll be positive eventually and start producing the virus and infect others. >> reporter: only 29% of the population of japan is vaccinated. that may be one reason we are seeing break through cases among athletes and what the athletes are not required to get vaccinated in order to compete. >> joining me now is our infectious disease expert, dr. monica ghandi, thank you for being us. we know two olympic athletes tested positive, these are breakthrough cases, how concerned should we be about that? >> there are three types of break through cases, asymptomatic where they feel well. don't test them even though they are vaccinated. if you do that, you have to incorporate the cpr test to see if they are infectious, they're not doing that at the olympics. these

. >>> y dijo que protestas no han sido pacÍficas y ni convocÓ a referencia lu rÍos del paÍs a las callespecto. >>> tienen que ser los cubanos. >>> el presidente biden tambiÉn dijo que los cubano deberÁn tener derecho a protestar de manera pacÍfica. y le pidiÓ al gobierno de ese paÍs que escuche a su pueblo. en washington, juliana para telemundo. >>> gracias juliana al sur de la florida un mÉdico fue arrestado por ser el presunto lÍder en el asesinato del presidente de haitÍ dicen que el hombre de 63 aÑos del mismo paÍs caribeÑo fue la primera persona que los atacanteciÓn de presidente llamaron luego del asesinato, las autoridades afirmoaron en la casa de de Él donde encontraron mujerses y una gorra de la dea dijeron que atacantes iban disfrazados de esta argentinas cuando cometieron el magnicidio. >>> acaban de escuchar a portavoz de la casa blanca quiÉn declarÓ que el gobierno de estados unidos estarÍa evaluando solicitud de enviar tropas haiÍi luego homicidio de ese paÍs. confirmÓ que varios representantes de estados unidos visitaron ha u ti y dijeron que actualmente no se ve claro en

kristie lu stout is live for us. all eyes on this chil because it will radically transform the political and legal landscape of hong kong. do you know how many years he will face in jail? >> reporter: we don't know that just yet. convictions are in, not the sentencing just yet. i'm standing outside the high court here in hong kong where the landmark trial just wrapped up, convictions are in for the first defendant under the national security law. and the 24-year-old was found guilty of incitement, a crime punishable up to ten years. also found guilty of terrorism a very serious offense. andpunishable up to life in prison. it was on july 1, 2020 gist hours after the national security law was imposed that the defendant was riding his motorcyclehours after the national security law was imposed that the defendant was riding his motorcycle with a flag that said liberate hong kong, he crashed his motorcycle into several police officers as they tried to stop him. and he was denied a jury, w denied bail, a significant depart

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yo siento su penaÓ hasta que lÚ persona pudo hablar con Él. >> y se reuniÓ hasta que la Última personatiÓ en un doliente mÁs y el padre que ha perdido a sus dos hijos se reuniÓ sin cÁmaras y con el corazÓn expuesto con los familiares de los desaparecidos. >> se conectÓ, yo creo que le hizo bien, no fue de prometer cosas ni hacer cosas irrealistas, se conectÓ con su sufrimiento y su hijo, diciendo como que los miembros de la familia quisieran estar en el lugar de sus queridos desaparecidos para no pasar por esto tan difÍcil.queridos desaparecidos para no pasar por esto tan difÍcil. >> gracias, gracias, gracias, le habÍa dicho horas antes a los otros protagonistas de esta trÁgica historia. los cuerpos de rescate a quienes les agradeciÓ la manera en que se han jugado la vida en una montaÑa de escombros. el comandante en jefe en medio del incidente que mÁs vidas humanas ha cobrado desde el 9/11 le dijo presente al paÍs. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> polÍtica a un lado, el gobernador ron de santi y otros defensores y aliados de donald trump, reconocieron la labor de biden. (informaciÓn en pa

but so lu also felt the sense of freedom and belonging back in the community. and gambia was warm and caring. so it tries connections with neighbors, food would be shared with me in company. this is them up, blood land, isn't it? it's a different kind of pride to see when i was i was born in england by my 1st language . it was off, you know, since or i knew i was different from the start, you know, that can be, i taught me my history again. what i know today i would have known if i didn't get sent to gambia nonsense or grandparents took me villages. you know, i've had experiences my, my own parents didn't have sin had the chance of seeing real life. you know, obviously coming back to the u. k. i learn what life is called me and she told me, my mom coventry has been called the most dangerous city in britain. don't we do you the top 10? you're going to go get one most my friends in prison. they weren't raised in, nor we all raised in no, crazy way or any think, you know, it's in and most of my friends and that turn into crap. since the parents moved the parent pa

the me ah, me lu, i'm fully bachelor window with a look at our main stories on al jazeera german chancellor. anglo merkel has described the scenes in flood damage villages as surreal and ghostly. and the crisis in parts of europe is only getting worse, more heavy rain as it parts of eastern germany, austria and the czech republic. at least a 183 people confirmed dead, but that number is expected to rise out of brady report, some shoulder in germany. destruction on a scale hardly imaginable. people in short, germany are clearing out with the flood waters left behind at a local guest house in bery, they're taking stock and saving whatever they can with fish and fish, initial food, either a good line of us are suncrest, old old bar manager michael croyt. it shows us how high the water rose here often there's some saturday was meant to be the breweries grand opening after 4 month renovation. now he says he'll be lucky if they open within a year. the cushion line and was annoyed on the thought that i will not thousands and nobody in everything in the cellar was destroyed. the heating system and

is a, he's a time at home in kazi lu natal, where lots of his supporters have gathered. and it sounds like a rather tense situation. that is compound it absolutely is. the police minister spoke on this issue because the gatherings that are happening outside mr. murray, legal currency in south africa because of the new mission and away because of the public. because of the code in 1900 restrictions. very little social distancing. often people are not way more than the police were taken to talk as to why they've not acted, why they've not disposed the crowds. and one thing the policeman to say it was on sunday. for example, we hundreds of people outside his home resume himself, came out and addressed the supporters. there was intelligence officials on the ground and believe that some 100 people or 100 firearms were insert amongst those supporters. the police minister said he did not want a scenario where there was provocation, and then escalation of silence. so you do get the sense that they're trading carefully. law enforcement that is here outside the court. a small grou

for constitutional reform, semi as we will husband times when you had the new president send me as to lu, happen to cove after the death of john michael fully in march. people are hopeful, she would move away from her predecessors, policies, they say rolled back them aquatic freedoms that country had gained. she has said, the main priority is growing the economy. the president's position. is that the constitution? well, the reforms will need to white lifting the bond on political rallies that's in place and times and year. we'll also need to wait until she has had time to in her words, open up the economy. that something that is consistent with, with our previous magazine, you said more or less the same things, but you need a time to fix up the economy before coming back to this constitutional question. this is a fast the rest of he political leader. since a president to power times and yet slowly shifting a handling of covet 19 from denial to putting some half part of the place, authority will not allow a flouting of the room to demo officials insist. the motive behind the rest of the l

deliberately directed towards distribution centers, key highways, railways, and ports in housing and quasi lu natal, you couldn't do something that unless it was well orchestrated. married a hoss has been monitoring violence and security in south africa for more than 30 years. how close to say come in, stabilizing pretty close, i think nook, it, i mean, really if the stabilisation, when you get the economic damage we have and the damage to race. basically it's because of the fact that this province is the key. zoom is support base law. oh, it was zoom. is close, family and friends deny inciting the looting across social media. there are examples of people using the imprisonment of the former president to justify the violence. a slow police response. let the vigilante groups taking the law into their own hands. here men from an indian majority township in durban, a shooting a black men who entered from a neighboring township. more than 200 people were killed. 20 of them in this area, including 29 year old percy to tower his nephew says his uncle was in a car when he was shot. the cars came in

the ah well last week we told you briefly about the opening of the brand new lu, my arts complex and campus in aqua in southern france. and now we get to actually take you there for a closer look where the unveiling of the center signature tower was a very big deal indeed. and here's why. 56 me to told talent clad in around 11000, many of tunnels essentially. and i catch it in the french city of the world of canadian us architect. he's famous for his extravagant creations. tower alone is said to have 150000000 euros. it's part of the new luma cultural complex, initiated by swiss billionaire and odd connector maya hoffman. she was kinda made a challenge to pass as my expectations. so i think it harmonize as well with it's around in a c. c. and frank gehry is perfect for this project on or she has the soul and creativity of an artist enough. ah, the telephone lines architectural, brilliant with artistic stuff. the entrance hall, for instance, both a spiraling 52 meter long metal flight. ah. oh, contemporary art works on display in the exhibition rooms. some works from my husband's priv

finish line in second place — but with cumulative scores counting, that gave her bronze, behind china's lu— great britain completed their pool matches with a 2—0 victory over ireland at the hockey stadium. the reigning 0lympic champions had already secured a place in monday's quarterfinals. goals from susannah townsend and hannah martin confirmed their third—placed finish in pool a behind group winners holland and runners—up germany. ireland, though, are out of the competition. the last eight completed by india, australia, spain, argentina and new zealand. that's all the sport for now, but there's lots more on the bbc sport website, including the start of the football league season in scotland and the build—up to the second lions test against south africa this afternoon. well, our reporter, eleanor roper, is at the lee valley athletics centre in north london to get reaction to dina asher—smith's disappointing news. not what she wanted or anyone expected. we have been watching here on the big screen, really exciting. desiree henry is here, she raced with dina at rio. give us your reaction.

that the upbringing was strict, but so lu also felt sense of freedom and belonging gambia. among the more the community and gambia was warm and caring. so a trice connections with neighbors, food would be shared with me in this is them up blood land isn't. it is a different kind of pride to see when i was i was born in england by my 1st language. it was of you know, and then so i knew i was different from the stuff you know, that can be, i taught me my history again. what i know today i would have known if i didn't get sent to gambia nonsense or grandparents took me villages. you know, i've had experiences my, my own parents didn't have, you know, had the chance of seeing real life. you know, obviously, coming back to the u. k, i learned what life is the cover sheet. to me, my mom coventry has been called to the most dangerous city in britain. you don't need to you there back. your why don't you, don't my phone gone. got killed that morning. most my friends in prison. they weren't raised in, nor we were raised in no, crazy way or any think, you know, it's in and most of my friends an

germany and belgium with over a 100 dead as entire houses are swept away in a once in a generation de lu, over a 1000 people are still missing. it looks as if a bomb has like more rec, streets and looted stores. south africa sees another night, a violent riot. we spoke to a woman who amid the chaos, through her child from a burning building to a crowd of bystanders. joe, joe, joe and i was waiting for them to come together then asked to that. they've been out there and they can always be no going to many was always holding my hair like those as arms locals deploy roadblocks to defend their neighborhoods. we follow a police operation to catch suspected looters and returned stolen, good walking towards a house where they had recently conducted an operation type. what do you have in your hand flow that that was stolen and the same vaccine, but different brights. we speak to a traveler left confused and frustrated. after being denied entry to france, despite being unoccupied, aided with astrazeneca as his job was not produced in b u, but in india. ah, o 3 pm here in the russian capital and y

but mike, i'm a lu fade for pens again. security policy analysts police the strikes right now going to have little effects in combat in advance of the taliban. well, i think it's a little too little to leave. the tele bomb has really been on the move. and you have, you have a lot of african forces that have already deserted they, in fact they've gone to other countries. and this, this kind of support, i think, is a last ditch effort to try and support what's left to the cabal government. if you recall, the defense secretary initially announced that there would been no such air support for afghan forces. now that's been reversed after they saw the lightning speed in which the telephone has taken over. and they're just, they're just moving, moving, and they're, and they're going into strategic areas that they know that they can take very, very rapidly, particularly district capitals, biden from the very, very start, had advocated removing troops altogether. busy from afghanistan and, and if you recall, he was also the vice pr

more now from so later. thousands of people have descended on the small behind me in so where to where lu things been going on for at least a few hours.

ok, lu , it difficult it could prove to be. ok, lucy. it is _ difficult it could prove to be.r and so it seems to be so. thank you very much, lucy in tokyo. afghan peace talks continue for a second day today in the gulf state of qatar as the violence intensifies across afghanistan. the afghan state minister for peace, sayed sadat mansour naderi, told the bbc they hoped both sides would clarify their ideas on key issues to help chart set a roadmap to a political solution to end the war. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from doha. this is day two and expected to be the last day of these high political talks in doha half. there is pressure on both sides, from afghans most of all, from afghanistan's neighbours and allies, both sides have to show they are committed to a negotiated way out of this war that continues to intensify on the ground. these talks will focus on coming up with some kind of a joint statement, they will agree to focus on three key areas going forward. one is building trust, another is to discuss a road map to afghanistan's political fut

in kazi lu natal, at the home province of former present jacobs, it was his jailing for refusing to turn up to a corruption inquiry that sparked this violence. but it was only the spot that led to an outpouring of anger and frustration almost 30 years after the end of a part right there is really normal social inequality here in south africa. estimate half the population of 35000000 lives below the poverty line. i don't employment that are record 33 percent. the government says there are now at least 10000 soldiers deployed on the street helping to keep the peace. and that could be as many as $25000.00. should the government be necessary? it is much commer here. and the locals have been leading the clean up operation, helping the army recover looted. goods from the homes of people suspected of invading those supermarkets. those department stores billions of rans, millions of dollars worth of damage now to be repaired. lost more grounds still to cover for you here on the news, including the colombian president, even to k, reveals new details about the assassination of the patient, preside