mahmoud know dean is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded an ngo for climate change and food security focusing on farming he launched a campaign against the use of these bottles here and saw for farmers have had bad experiences with it but i used a group chemicals on my from and would just leave the containers there that wasn't good at all as one day my grandchild picked one fish water with it and drank it she felt the treatment was very costly it was a big worry fortunately the agric officer explained to us that we should not leave the used containers on the farm so now we gathered all and put them in a tray cycle which goes to dump them forward of. course b. is part of new didn't awareness raising tim he works for the agriculture ministry for and passed on his knowledge to the families 'd 'd. i mean sent off for. a year now and we have been educating farmers on proper disposal of continuous. place our farmers. on the face the farmers i've been going through the use of chemicals so. on how to dispose them tell me where induction of these cases many of the far

mahmoud mohammed owners keeps an eye out for this plastic boat was used to contend with. and now pose a danger to people and the environment farmers in ghana often leave the used bottles lying around. properly disposed of it can affect the health of the farmer. what our bodies and even. mahmoud know dean is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded n n g o 4 climate change and food security focusing on farming he launched a campaign against the use of these bottles here and suffer for farmers have had bad experiences with. i used to grow chemicals on my from and would just leave the containers there that wasn't good at all as one day my grandchild picked one fish water with it and drank it she fed the treatment was very costly it was a big worry fortunately the aggregate office explained to us that we should not leave the used containers on the farm so now we gathered all and put them in a tray cycle which goes to dump them. for course b. is part of no didn't awareness raising tim he works for the agriculture ministry for and passed on his knowledge to

up there one head who is in tripoli mahmoud this is really a symptom of what's going on in the country isn't that a contest for power a divided country international countries also involved in all this give us a sense of what the protesters here are demanding. first of all i have to tell you is that. this has been going on here every friday and this martyr square the main square in the capital every friday for the past 6 months since have started forces launching the military campaign to seize the capital tripoli back today's protest is demanding 1st and foremost that immediate removal of the. united nations support the mission in libya it wants to dismiss the mission from libya they say that they did nations mission here in libya has collaborated in a way or another with there were a lot safer hefted by giving him the coordinates of the field hospitals that have been targeted by have to his forces over the past 6 months the latest one was. a couple of days ago. i was playing with to have to heal the hospital and southern tripoli and one medic was killed in that attack now the proteste

it is you know we can try to do in the morning in the morning you over here on the next bend with mahmoud. would move. on the funny part of this would have been supplied with goats and muslims need. to hear i wonder if you can describe yourself in a few words every german knows who you are but outside of germany maybe not this is what is in your doors is it takes it is using it because. it's was on the show it is and is. the unthinkable human music the ministry of others and to those those kind of those invoke text exactly this hard to believe oh it's got so it was sniffed mrs distrusting while the sound of local was going to all of us and it's the view on dollars to us and it was a real gift to us as questions of old music in english and done and sometimes of those songs you know to told us in the school sting the city's towards in a moment the sort of let's see if this is a notion convince you don't we don't that even if we shot it in the internets not it that it would be the focal the fullness of it but i would say to people they could come to your concerts and understand enough becaus

bread at last this bakery is one of very few shops still open in commission lee for 2 days now mahmoud has been trying to buy groceries for his family but most shops are shut he's relieved to have finally found one that's open. one of your my relatives visiting from wrestling and this is all the food i've got to offer them all of the shops are closed i don't know why and how that can buy that william said that i'm not the. fear has turned commish lee into a ghost town of turkish grenades continue to hit the city and the sound of gunfire can be heard in the distance around 3 pm a car bomb detonated in front of a popular restaurant killing at least 3 people it's believed that islam is still behind the attack an attempt to intimidate the locals. into the ground as did the restaurant a few guests canisters exploded it's a catastrophe. visible signs of combat at the border cities rasa lane and tell of turkish warplanes have targeted dams oil fields and power plants disrupting the electric grid and water supplies but kurdish forces are fighting tooth and nail a kurdish commander says they've

the 146 other people who were rescued from here all the rooms have now been permanently closed for mahmoud this marks the end of the world for his rehab it's a shiny business no one knows exactly how many torture houses exist but 3 others have read it and shuts down the more call form with the best practices and we believe that rehab is not supposed to be at your house a rehab it's not supposed to have people where they're being chained and being deprived of source of livelihood was especially. extra money to pour the condition that is also very poor and then. some of the facilities attribute you have enough troops to accommodate the number of people that we met there she also tells me the state government plans to bude 3 major rehab intention centers but this center could take years to be completed and of the hundreds of men rescued from the torture harley's to date the government has agreed to fully fund treatment for only 12 m. most have returned to their parents but the future of those seal waiting for help remains very uncertain. joining me now from nigeria is our correspondent flouri

mahmoud: we can be profitable if we choose to, but we purposely do not.oare looking for funding accelerate growth. we took the funding and wanted to move faster than if we had just been by ourselves and so the idea is that next year or the year after that, we could be profitable, but what happens if you're able to get to that position today? the reason we took that money to accelerate two years, three years of our timeline, so we are not too worried about cash flow volatility. we can be, but what we want to do is capture the market today. taylor: you want to see that path to profitability. thank you. shares of amazon in the red in an earnings report in order to increase spending for getting packages out in one day. that is something that investors were trying to reassure -- be reassured of in a column >> on wednesday. the cost side, throughout density and other things, will -- other things will improve over time, but for now, there is some startup pain in adding capacity. taylor: brad, talk to me about this. it was the profit decline everyone is worried a

ahmadinejad and even mahmoud ahmadinejad has shown signs of softening. he wants to go back to the table with the west. with the except of those few people everyone else want to tilt western. i see that future in ten years. i would go back to the table, rejoin the treaty. i wouldn't insist on new language. i would take it the way it was before trump ripped it up. >> governor, i'm from texas. my name is harrison. i won what your policy stances were kind of on the southern border and immigration more broadly? >> well, i think the immigration charisma is kind of a canard. mr. trump, it was his signature issue during the campaign. and just as he has a one word slogan for climate change, hoax, he has a one word immigration policy which is wall. i'm not against us having a completely secure southern border but if you ask the real pros people at homeland security they say what we really down there is more people. we need more border agents, we need obviously more judges, people to process refugee and asylum claims and just people getting over to border. that's w

being met with aggression him all the reports are nearer in the south africa region. 17 year old gets mahmoud has been missing school for a week she was injured during protests in south dar for less than 2 weeks ago dismissed says the school released them early because of a shortage of bread students from other schools protested then things turned violent. they were boys burning times during the protests the soldiers were firing tear gas at them and they were throwing the canisters back at the soldiers we ran into katun and found soldiers mounted on pickup trucks some of them fired live ammunition one of the bullets hit my foot. according to activists here at least half a dozen students were injured in the 2 days the protests lasted they were also angry about the lack of fuel these shortages are the same issues that led to the months long nationwide protests that forced the president almost bashir from power the military took over earlier this year until a transitional power sharing agreement was signed in august with protest leaders and but more than 6 weeks after the deal those any changes

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reporter: like many others, mahmoud would like the region to remain kurdish but for the defensive tond. annette: a court sentenced five members the five to 30 years in prison over a bid to detonate a car bomb outside of notre-dame cathedral three years ago. the case is the first to involve a group of women attempting toto stage an attack in france. ines madani i was the leader of the notre-dame cathedral terror cell. police found her fingerprints anand a car packed with gas cylinders. ani and her accomplice tried and failed to blow up the car near the popular tourist attracaction in the heheart of paris. got the heaviest sentences. at five years and 30 years in jail. >> i think the court issued this ruling to seset an example. the sentence seems completely disconnected from the gravity of the acts. there were no deaths or injuries. reporter: the prosecution and plaintiffs do not share that analysis. the cell made of find women may have failed the bombing but clearly stated the inintention o kill as many pple as possible. , someng their arrests jihadists atcked policice with knives. a

reminds viewers that dozens of reporters remain in the gyptian jails including the network's own mahmoud hussein imprisoned for more than a 1000 days now yet to be charged with a crime for all of the official efforts to control the political narrative the egyptian authorities cannot stop news from happening. what muhammad ali began from barcelona has been followed up by egyptians posting their own videos and many of them appear to be military personnel that and some other developments egyptians saw last year suggest that what is unfolding is not a popular uprising but the 1st signs of what could be a soft coup elements within the military who were once loyal to the former general turned president now preparing to depose him. now these videos are showing is that there might be growing fissures from within the military establishment after think about the last presidential election in egypt the last year most of those that sat challenge president sisi the former military man they would not have run for office if they didn't think there was internal support and mohamed ali has been saying it

mahmoud khobani who today made an urgent appeal. >> president trump says he saved millions of lives with his agreement. do you agree with that >> translator: this agreement will lead to the killing of millions of kurds, and the expulsion of millions of kurds from their land, he said it will be the biggest ethnic cleansing operation in the 21st century. and it's happening right in front of the american army's eyes >> reporter: hundreds of u.s. troops who fought with these same kurds against isis, are still in syria but president trump ordered them to pack and leave, and not intervene. many of the troops feel they're abandoning t allies, when they need protection the most. president trump sees it differently. >> our soldiers are not in harm's way, as they shouldn't be, as two countries fight over land that has nothing to do with us and the kurds are much safer right now. >> reporter: hundreds of kurds have been killed in the last 11 days around a quarter million have been forced to flee their homes by turkish forces and radical islamic militias they control. >> the u.s. military and the u.

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the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has pledged to hold new parliamentary elections he says all factions will be part of the vote including his party's long time rivals hamas it will be the 1st time polls have been held there since 2006 no date has yet been announced. israeli foreign minister israel katz has confirmed that he for mating non-aggression paths with gulf states as relations with some have warmed against a common foe namely iran katz posted on twitter revealing his efforts that would normalize economic ties and institutionalize cooperation despite a lack of movement on the palestinian israeli conflict katz said that this this effort backed by the u.s. is quote historic and will put an end to the conflict to make possible civilian corporation until.

of those connections to mahmoud alaska and ask for the last open end scene and some interest for the rights for who should. sue. birds who just shoot on disk in the. asian community. teach it. no new car so sit on the open much to the mama it's just that our. welcome back to worlds apart spread some of that is as easy as system professor for a general study at shea he had bashed a university in town that there is a day before the break. you mentioned that there are countries that are still willing to defy that pressure and i think china would be one of them and there have been reports that chinese all time. for example are switching off their transponders and changing the names to avoid being detected but the americans out also stepping up. efforts squeeze iran's ability to export its oil. the latest news is that there are already 5 countries that have joined the american initiative for the patrols of the persian gulf do you think it may actually resolve in iran being physically blocked in fact located it from being able to access the maritime route for exporting its noise i don't th

raising fears of a prolonged political impasse but i'll just 0 to this now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold a new parliamentary elections he made the pledge after meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would no to be include all palestinian factions including longtime rivals from us it would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 no date has yet been announced and israeli foreign minister israel katz has confirmed that he's promoting a so-called non-aggression pact with gulf states israeli relations with some arab countries have improved in recent years katz posted on twitter revealing his efforts to normalize economic ties despite a lack of movement on the palestinian israeli conflict katz says the effort backed by the us is historic and was aimed at eventually forging peace agreements between the countries he said he presented the idea to arab foreign ministers at the un general assembly meeting in new york 2 weeks ago the philippine government has announced an outbreak of polio with 2 confirmed cases it follows outbreaks of dengue fever

arab influence a tribute to the celebrated iraqi architect zaha hadid as well as palestinian poet mahmoud darwish and lebanese musician marcel khalifa the paintings at the cold stares and amman are surrounded by homes built in the 1930 s. the area has enjoyed a renaissance in part thanks to the work of miramar and other artists. actually this there is transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores. completed the whole atmosphere of the area that helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called duck it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's. walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the city so the olde

arab influence a tribute to the celebrated iraqi architect zaha hadid as well as palestinian poet mahmouddarwish and lebanese musician marcel khalifa the paintings that the cult has stairs and amman are surrounded by homes built in the 1930 s. the area has enjoyed a renaissance in part thanks to the work of miramar and other artists that i didn't get has he actually the stairs transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores with this artist completed the whole atmosphere of the area and helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called doc it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent ar

in the south darfur region if the morgan reports that a 17 year old gets mahmoud has been missing school for a week she was injured during protests in south dar for less than 2 weeks ago dismissed says the school released them early because of a shortage of bread students from other schools protested then things turned violent. they were boys burning times during the protests the soldiers were firing tear gas at them and they were throwing the canisters back at the soldiers we ran and took a turn and found soldiers mounted on pickup trucks some of them fired live ammunition one of the bullets hit my foot. according to activists here at least half a dozen students were injured in the 2 days the protests lasted they were also angry about the lack of fuel these shortages are the same issues that led to the months long nationwide protests that forced president all model bashir from power the military took over earlier this year until a transitional power sharing agreement was signed in august with protest leaders in hearts but more than 6 weeks after the deal those any changes are yet to be

mahmoud pub or did i know she'd we have reasons to be happy. because despite a strong front formed against us we managed to win and all signs pointed it was stay like this and if it stays like this the good change will continue. but what he describes as good change has polarized his country it may have led to the highest turnout in any election since 1989 the law and justice party does deliver on its promises for example a $125.00 a month allowance for parents of each child and 0 tax for under 26 year olds all in this past it's a party that does do what it says on the 10 but many people are concerned about what's deep inside that. the opposition says the ruling party is taking poland away from western style liberal democracy. sounds people want cooperation and they want to see as period of visions we see in our country today unfortunately. the law and justice has moved things so radically to the right that indeed the liberal minded people don't feel at ease anymore in poland. one of the doubts in the minds of some voters is media freedom the st

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the play job to meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rival hamas would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 but no date has been announced yet it's. israel's foreign minister israel cause has confirmed his promoting a so-called non-aggression pact with gulf states israeli relations with some arab countries have improved in recent years cast both said on twitter revealing his efforts to normalize economic ties despite a lack of movement on the palestinians really conflict that says the effort by the u.s. is quote historic and was aimed at eventually forging peace agreements between the countries he said he presented the idea to our foreign ministers at the un general assembly meeting in new york 2 weeks ago. but a few moments we'll have the weather with rob but still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour they call the invisible people of care just on we meet the man who is being recognized for giving the

now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the pledge after meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rivals hamas it would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 no date has yet been announced. and an important step in sri lanka's upcoming presidential election begins on monday the back of the candidates filling out their nominations at the electoral commission in colombo now one who won't be on the list is incumbent might surprise us or a senator who has decided not to run after 4 years in office he sparked a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister the decision was overturned by the supreme court on the elfin and as reports from the capital a record 41 candidate supporting cash for the election ahead of handing in nominations on monday but the president might be policy receiver not to be among that group now when the.

law an attack on freedom of speech as it targets sites critical of the palestinian authority and mahmoudabbas but prosecutors say they threaten national security and to abraham reports from ramallah. the future of nearly 50 banned palestinian websites remains unclear the public prosecution is there ending its original request to keep them blocked accusing them of violating a cyber crimes law it also says some of the content of the sites threatens national security but journalists here say they're banned threatens freedom of the press. we asked the prosecutor's office for a response but they don't want to comment as the case is still in court but based on this current version of the cyber crimes law we might face more violations against the media freedoms we fear a future decisions that could affect journalists themselves and see them being prosecuted because of their writings some of the websites our news outlets that are critical of the palestinian authority and others are barely known facebook pages palestinian prime minister and how much the year has called on the judicial system to r

of committing war crimes in their attempt to seize the capital from the un recognized government mahmoud reports from tripoli. neighbors of victims trying to fix what on airth is trying destroyed in the el for nash district of the libyan capital many people here are reluctant to return home because of the threat of further attacks and it is strike by a half to his forces on october the 15th killed the mother and her 3 daughters many fled feeling that their homes need a military camp would be also targeted the family were among the injured in the move to a relative's house so i sister was wanted and her father remains traumatised by the except closure and. the explosion shattered windows and parts of the ceiling and our hosts before the attack happened we've been worried that her area could be targeted because there's a military camp nearby military camps have been in the residential areas for decades and are a long way from the front lines in southern tripoli have to his forces are blamed for killing and injuring hundreds of civilians since launching an offensive to seize tripoli in apri

tanker has been granted permission to dock in the past 2 weeks providing enough fuel for just 5 days mahmoud allah todd reports from the hospital and sana. inside the 7 hospital there are 43. competitors they can see your merely $43.00 kilowatts from the total production of the generator the stuff here are appealing in case the electricity goes out. everything in the sex depends on actressy that includes the infant oxygen generation devices and other medical equipment in the past year and our strike hit an area close to the hospital causing it to see to coast barely able to save the lives of the infants especially pema chairmans there are many difficulties monies and especially the severe shortage of fuel this problem has reflected self on every aspect of life and. there are thousands of patients well and able to come to hospitals which are fewer because of the war there are only 45 percent of the health care services are operating now with this situation medical feeling and in just days the situation will be more difficult libya's internationally recognized government is calling on the un s

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with perhaps a new approach from the liberal free market policies of mahmoud crow to the return withlberto and he's former president of argentina. he's twice president. still many questions to be answered here. questions that will take place starting from tomorrow morning. cn cnn. >>> let's return to the top story. the death of abu bakr al baghdadi is drawing reaction from leaders around the world. here's what a few of them had to say. the british prime minister tweeted this. the death of al baghdadi is an important moment in our fight against terror, but the battle against the evil of daesh is not yet over. the french the president called it a big blow, but just one step aens, destination egypt is up next for you. if you're joining us in the united states, stay tuned. we have more news on the other side of the graek. break. i...decided to take the dna test. and i...was...shocked. right away, called my mom, called my sisters. i'm from cameroon, congo, and...the bantu people. i had ivory coast, and ghana...togo. i was grateful... i just felt more connected... to who i am. greater deta

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now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made to the pledge off to meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rivals hamas it would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 no date has yet been announced now in kosovo supporters of the opposition self-determination party are celebrating after they emerged with the most votes in sunday's general election that with more than 90 percent of votes counted results are the center left party in the lead with 26 percent just ahead of the center right democratic leader of costs over the snap election was called after the resignation of former prime minister. he's been summoned to appear before a war crimes course in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former cost of our liberation army the joys of such as move from pristina. these 2 parties will win the election but self that the malaysian party will be in need at least by hard fall of the percent. or the 2nd party on the electio

with me i have the palestinian prime minister mahmoud ish diana thank you very much . now have the palestinian prime minister mum additional yes thank you very much for joining us here on nazi and hosting us in ramallah my pleasure the american president all much for joining us here on nazi into hosting us in ramallah my pleasure the american president donald trump by withdrawing his troops from syria what to you as the palace feel troubled by withdrawing his troops from syria what to you as the palestinian prime minister take is the message from the american administration i want to hear prime minister take as the mist. funny american administration american president has voted and but at the bill and he says one thing he does the. president is better and better the bill and he says one thing he does the and he keeps changing his mind. we hope that if they're not that he keeps changing his mind. we hope that if the united states is really leaving the scene it should give the area. this is really leaving the scene it should leave the area . and i hope that the united s

arab influence a tribute to the celebrated iraqi architect zaha hadid as well as palestinian poet mahmoud darwish and lebanese musician marcel khalifa the paintings at the cold stares and amman are surrounded by homes built in the 1930 s. the area has enjoyed a renaissance in part thanks to the work of miramar and other artists. actually this there is transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all. all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores. just artists completed the whole atmosphere of the area and helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called doc it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the c

with you have a palestinian prime minister mahmoud a stay at thank you very much for joining us here on not see him for hosting us in my. my pleasure the american thank you very much for joining us here on c.n.n. hosting us in my my my pleasure the american president by withdrawing his troops what do you as president i will try by withdrawing his troops what do you as the palestinian prime minister take is the message from the american administration palestinian prime minister take is the message from the american administration american president is better and better the couple he says one thing he does the american president is better and better the couple and he says one thing he does the and he keeps changing his mind. we hope that he keeps changing his mind. we hope that if the united states is really leaving the scene it should give the area if the united states is really leaving the scene it should give the area. and i hope that the united states. and i hope that the united states even though the clear was that this has not been coordinated with those traders. the clear was th

arab influence a tribute to the celebrated iraqi architect zaha hadid as well as palestinian poet mahmouddarwish and lebanese musician marcel khalifa the paintings at the call has stairs and amman are surrounded by homes built in the 1930 s. the area has enjoyed a renaissance in part thanks to the work of miramar and other artists getting better to it has he actually the stairs transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores with this artist completed the whole atmosphere of the area and helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called. it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and. plus they say they're connecting the more affluent area

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas's pledge to hold new parliamentary elections he says all factions will be part of the vote including his party's long time rivals hamas it will be the 1st time polls have been held there since 2006 no date has yet been announced israeli foreign minister israel katz has confirmed that he for motoring non-aggression pact with gulf states as relations with some have warned against a common foe namely iran katz posted on twitter revealing his efforts that would normalize economic ties and institutionalize cooperation despite a lack of movement on the palestinian israeli conflict katz said that this but this effort backed by the u.s. is quote historic and will put an end to the conflict to make possible civilian corporation until peace agreements are signed. not want to come here doubt is there including heading for a better life than living in fear palestinian survivors of domestic violence demand protection and is a golden finish for the u.s. on the last day of the world athletics championships. hello with the southwest monsoon finally retreat he's alm

mahmoud pub or did i know she we had reasons to be happy i. because despite a strong front against us we managed to win and all signs pointed it was stay like this and if it stays like this the good change will continue. but what he describes as good change has polarized his country it may have led to the highest turnout in any election since 1989 the law and justice party does deliver on its promises for example a $125.00 a month allowance for parents of each child and 0 tax for under 26 year old all in this past it's a party that does do what it says on the turn but many people are concerned about what's deep inside that. the opposition says the ruling party is taking poland away from western style liberal democracy. people want cooperation and they want to see as period of visions we see in our country today unfortunately. law and justice has moved things so radically to the right that indeed the liberal minded people don't feel at ease anymore in poland. one of the doubts in the minds of some voters is media freedom the state media is firm

come from the international cooperation minister anality pond or just after the nigerian president mahmoud to bihari arrived in south africa last night so certainly we do expect the issue of xenophobia and these attacks and how south africa nigeria will handle it going forward for me to miller in pretoria thank you are still ahead on al-jazeera after all these years in my life. i stand here broken but. one year on tributes from the murdered saudi gen mr moussa shoji as questions about his death remain unanswered and. i'm a cloud on board the greenpeace campaign ship as brands are reporting on a unique scientific expedition off the coast of south america. had some very unsettled weather across areas of europe loss of data. streaming in from the west and this is why we can see that particularly heavy rain however we have also seen some flooding rains a further to the west of the u.k. in particular the i live man look at this this is relaxing a river burst its banks and just look at this torrent of water coming down this residential streets so strong the power of this water is actually forcin

of committing war crimes in their attempt to seize the capital from the un recognized government mahmoud i've been well had reports from chip any. victims trying to fix what's on his china destroyed in the alpha nash district of the libyan capital. many people here are reluctant to return home because of the threat of further attacks and it is strike by a half to his forces on october the 14th killed the mother and her 3 daughters many fled fearing that their homes near a military camp would be also targeted the family were among the injured in the move to a relative's house so i sister was wanted and her father remains traumatised by the except closure and. the explosion shattered windows and parts of the ceiling and her hosts before the attack happened we've been worried that her area could be targeted because there's a military camp nearby. military camps have been in the residential areas for decades and are a long way from the front lines in southern tripoli have to his forces are blamed for killing and injuring hundreds of civilians since launching an offensive to seize tripoli in