after malcolm left lansing, john davis never dealt with malcolm after that. but he did get to kind of see him and see what he became and it was just interesting watching that process. it's also about processing and having these conversations with my father about what do we look at? where do we go? one of the things i had to really learn, when were working in journalism, is that you really, you have to follow where the facts are going. it's not about what you want to prove. the facts may be going and a direction that you don't want it to go, you know? but you have to follow it. you don't know what you're going to find down the road so you just have to kind of follow that road. it can be going to a lot of rabbit holes because you don't know when it necessarily ends. >> there's so much of their, i think about how, i'm one of seven children and i'm number six on part of the youngest so i can have the same experience as my older sister but the way that she tells the story is completely different than i would because she was older than and because she had that expe

malcolm, do you agree with that assessment? >> i absolutely do. you know, i've been saying that for well over a year now that we are going to have a very, very big problem over this next generation. the insurrection was just one of the events that happened. also, you know, when you go into what's called an insurgency, which is a long-term series of insurrections, they always have a political component, and that political component we're starting to find out was the actual planning for a coup d'État to overthrow the government. they thought they would do it through, you know, rigging the election and getting mike pence not to certify the election, but the people who came to the capitol the next door on january 6th were there to be the foot soldiers to do the police action to actually overthrow government. even worse, we found out that in one of those text messages, someone said that -- or told mark meadows that the national guard would be brought in to protect trump's voters, which means that the national guard would have been militarized with the

let's talk life not to malcolm webb has fallen, developments force out of my ruby. clearly malcolm, a very fluid situation on the ground. what do we know when you got a minute? she said they started with air strikes in artillery fire. and tuesday afternoon, there were soldiers crossing on foot infantry into east in congo with her just a short while ago that military vehicles of also across the border. but what we do know about the adf and his past tactics is that each time he's been attacked by a military, often the congolese military is, i typically ambushed them the victim quite bloody losses on the part of the congolese army. and then also tanzanian nav peacekeepers fighting with blue helmets in the past. and they tried to take on this armed group and any idea or so typically responds by massacring unprotected civilians in villages. or that's been going on for about 7 years around the town of benny. more recently towards the north as well in a tory province and have been hundreds of death, possibly thousands in the last few years. because of these are brutal attacks targeting civil

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let's talk to malcolm whereabout correspondent tracking the story for us out of nairobi. malcolm, as far as we can tell, is this still an ongoing situation that very much we don't know how long this you've gotten, the military operations going to go on, but certainly not going to be something that short and quick, very thick terrain that you've mentioned. we've been there before, if you take even a few steps away from the road, it can be almost impenetrable, this forest, and that the bases that you've gotten to military directed those strike the historically inclined to set up ambushes in an attack. communities, civilian communities, commit. massacres and then disappear again into the forest. and so this is what made it difficult for very many, for mensray operations to succeed against them. the most recent was called the state of seeds on the part of congo. all me for the last 6 months, it declared a kind of martial law in more tv province in any to re province. the north is being criticized for not being effectively document showed that the budget for the military budget for this o

let's bring a malcolm web. who's following that story for us out of the bureau in nairobi, malcolm to get the sense in the region that both sides can sustain what they've been doing so far. will it any just started on tuesday and we don't know how long this is going to go on, but certainly what we do know about the abs is that when military of attacks before tend to hide in those forests and then ambush them, it's been really quite bloody before, when we call the army, i've tried to go off to them as well as un peacekeepers, tons of troops throughout a special mandate. and then the other strategy which they use again and again, and again is to respond by massacring civilians who are protected in the towns and villages around benny. and say more recently, it to be proven to the north of that of the adf is going to substantial financial commercial interests. with cocoa and not part of congo and political connections, as well as the previous military operations, the most recent one by the con release army, which l

thank you, malcolm. heather, back to you. >> thank you both so much. have to say i am a little bummed that i don't know what to do. i thought maybe i was going to get some information but you can't get it all. thank you so much to malcolm gladwell, thanks to everyone in the audience for joining us. the link to purchase is in the chat box and we are e-mailing everyone as well. please come back and see us for more events and check out the calendar. when the time comes, we cannot wait to welcome you back to the building. until then, t today as a federal holiday. welcome to the free library of philadelphia i am the director of author events. we are excited to have annette gordon reed with us tonight to discuss her new book on juneteenth. she joined us in 2008 a couple of weeks after the publication of the

and so what could come out of this, malcolm? what are the chances that this thing can lead to accountability for the abuses which are being offline? well, the $47.00 members in the coming out expect them to vote on whether or not an international commission for you, for the conflict and should be set up with the majority votes. again, it won't be set up right group say that it means that an opportunity will be missed to apply some preventive pressure on the actors in this complex. and they say that means that the people to making these right to pieces will be able to carry on doing so with impunity. on the other hand, if the majority of the members of the human rights council vote in favor, and we can expect an international commission to set up, it will have investigative role. it will publish reports and recommendations. it may have a capacity to preserve the evidence of the mass killings and other atrocities. would have allegedly been committed rights group say that that will help to prevent further atrocities from taking pla

of my ruby as far as we know, what's the latest malcolm? well, that military operation began with asterix and artillery fire. as you mentioned, coming from you gotten that directed it. adf faces a nissan congo, then tuesday afternoon. you gotten in, so just cross the border on. so some video, pictures of those you've gotten into entering eastern comment. this part of east in congo is thick forest. we've been there before is so thick that when you take a step off the road can even be impossible to, to get through this vegetation within the forest. the adf has, has its high down hidden bases that isn't very difficult terrain to, to hunt down an armed group that using guerrilla tactics. and that's one of the reasons why previous attempts to flush out the adf struggle. the most recent one on the part of the congolese military was called a state of seeds for the last 6 months and had declared this sort of form of martial law in north key v providence into re providence. but it's being criticized for not being very effective linked document showe

speak to algiers. malcolm malcolm's web was monitoring the situation from night will be kenya, malcolm. so the government spokesperson in the democratic republic of some good contracts, essays, both countries are conducting this operation together. tell us about the latest you're hearing about this offensive. we don't get a whole new information out there because of course, this is an operation that's going on in an area of thick forest, in which the adf has been hiding for decades. and also the adf is and never speaks to, to the press, to say, to quite, take what was going on, and not certainly when the concern for the people who are critical about you've gotten the involvement in the, in congo now. and over the last few decades is that the result ration have been clouded in the past. and it's been accused of plundering mineral wealth, the congo man's actions still trying to see reparations for billions of dollars worth of funded funded mineral wealth. during the $998.00 to 2003 conflict after which the international court of justice ruled uganda had plundered congo. reparation should

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and that's bringing malcolm web. he's following developments force from the kenyan capital nairobi. malcolm, can you talk us through the scale of this operation? troops off to the strikes now let me know that you got it all confirmed how many troops or what equipment going in. but a couple of weeks ago we did hear from connelly's army sources, that there were 3000 you gotten into preparing to enter in the border area. we did hear from the gardens that it began with strikes. you got the military does have a handful of russian fight the jets and the long range artillery being used to be, says, adf bases as well. the commonly, military, as far as you know, on directly involved in the fighting at this stage. but the last 6 months, they have tried to run operations against the idea found other groups in that part of the country. that strategy would call the state of c. j, a martial law. the clad in north province and into re providence without being criticized for failing lead document showed that some of the military bud

you don't think malcolm x che guevara karl marx graham. she use some of these things against the very powers that you criticize in the book. is you see that people have used me because obviously declaration like the rights of man, the un charter malcolm. my absolute favorite uses all the documents and when he family organization, there are american unity and says that we want the west to live up to its to was value. the problem with, in those documents we are, we are not human or not seem to be human being, which is why you can have a constitutional the united states is, is all men are created equal. and it's a bunch of slave owners, right? because they don't see as being human or follow and use those documents. is that they are, they are limited because they within them they say they keep us fixed in the state of nature. they really do like the u. s. can you mentioned the start the 156 years in abilene, but in the 13th amendment, that's the 13th amendment that gives us the mass incarceration the 156 years later . right? you can still keep

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malcolm? is it supply? not enough vaccine? is it demands, not enough people want vaccines, or is it a little a both definitely a little of both. i mean, no. the whole continent was effected initially by a complete lack of vaccines at the beginning of this year. when the roads rich countries, board of all of the available doses. but then as the months went by, there were trickles coming through a donation started to increase. but all of these governments facing a major shortage of vaccines weren't in a position to launch a public awareness campaigns to encourage people to come and get those was very didn't have and still don't have anything like enough doses to to do that today. anything like the hold of, or even a majority of the population. but congo problems were even more achieved than others health expert and say it was a problem that the political leadership president, felix jessica and other health officials didn't have vaccines very early on, and even expressed skepticism and hesitancy about the some of the earlier dona

ah, malcolm on peach adobe. you're watching al jazeera life. why headquarters? here in doha, also this half hour from russia's military build up near ukraine to perceive threats from china. g 7 foreign ministers meet in liverpool to discuss urgent issues. series negotiations, iran's president says, his country's fully behind the latest round talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. as long as sanctions are removed and a showcase of caribbean british arc gives the community a chance to tell its story. ah, dozens of people, a fear dead. several others feared injured after tornadoes, 2 through 5 states in the central united states. in illinois, the extreme weather caused a huge roof to collapse from on top of an amazon warehouse. more than 100 people were inside the building at the time, the emergency crews, a still trying to rescue a significant number of people who are still trapped. the governor of kentucky, as advising people to stay vigilant. as the beth told there is likely to rise. we believe our death toll from this event will exceed 50 kentuckians probably e

what is the story malcolm? is it a supply issue? not enough vaccines or it is a demand issue. people don't want to get them do a few reasons behind this. i mean, firstly, the, the reason affected all of africa, much of, of other continents as well, was just a lack of doses. which countries of course, brought up almost all of the available debt to the beginning of this year. and it was only when donations start to trickle into, into poor countries, that governments were even able to start those vaccination programs. but that's something that affected all of this continent. and of course, if there are enough doses for government to give out to many people, then they're not in a position to start running public. a public awareness campaign to coach people to come and get that connected. thanks. but say that congress situation is worse even than the other countries in this content, countries around it because of a reluctance, because it hasn't been expressed by the political leadership by president felix difficulty and other health officials who themselves were very slow, the publ

malcolm webb has this update from nairobi.lm: an army spokesperson announced a military operation began with artillery fire by ugandan forces. there allied democratic forces in congo. the congolese army spokesperson has told us the ground troops have pressed -- crossed on foot into the eastern congo. the uganda government blames the adf for three suicide bombings in uganda's capital two weeks ago. the adf originates from the 1990's. the ugandan army push them into eastern congo, where they have interest in cocoa and timber and other natural resources, found in areas they control, but for seven years, theyave been responsible for massacres against civilians in and around the town of benny and more recently further to the north in a jury province. the congolese army brought in a siege six months ago, supposedly to stabilize the provinces, but there has been criticism the siege has not worked. leaked documents show corruption, some in the military budget being stolen. recently, congo's parliamentarians have called for another kin

as long as is necessary in order to defeat them. malcolm webb has more. what's his name across his sister was abducted by an armed group last month in the democratic republic of congo. he says when he went to look for her, he was lucky to escape with his life. we went to search for our sister who was attacked while travelling in a convoy when we found her with the rebels, they attacked us as well. one of my friends was shot in the head immediately. i was shot 2 times, but luckily i was able to run away. he knows one of thousands of people in this hospital being treated for injuries caused by armed groups. many have bullet wounds, others of our limbs chopped off with machetes. the allied democratic forces adf, blamed for most of the attacks in this area around the city of benny. thousands of civilians have been killed in the last 7 years. and in the last 6 months, the armed group has expanded its territory and started ambushing civilian vehicles on the roads. it's fighters kill or a ducked travellers and steel, their cargo. it's only safe to travel in conv

at risk of this hope africa could avoid the destruction of being seen in north america and europe. malcolm lab reports from more anger in kenya. the avocado trees on james worries farm were under purchasing by about a 5th. he says he didn't even know until he joined the research program here in kenya disorder that's when he learned about pollination and about the crucial role of pollinating insects and the law become am words, the doom rewards. it's like having a 100 calls, but only one boon. it can't handle all the skulls. if we have our countries, but without enough pulling into the, you know, the flaws will be there. but maybe more for the national take place. so your produce will be reduced. as part of the research project, james started keeping b's on his farm and then not visiting the avocado flowers, they're busy making honey. james cells expert say the pollination shortfall shows this something wrong with keeping peace can help trying to say that the pollination gap has been effectively closed and that the avocado trees are now producing their maximum harvest. they're right next to

after his helicopter crashed into the same, he was traveling to inspect a shipwreck. malcolm web reports for fishermen found madagascar as police minister swimming near the coastal town of my hambo, says gala had been in a helicopter that had crashed at sea nearly 12 hours before. for the mom, my time to die hasn't come yet. i'm cold, but i'm not injured. the prime minister came to meet him. the helicopter. he was in a slave to investigate a ship wreck when it crashed. or to next. it was like any other accident from all of a sudden there were gusts of wind and the chopper dove. if we're still alive, it's because we were flying at low altitude. we didn't fall from very high because we were flying low and following the sea. kelly says he grabbed onto the helicopter pilot seat and used it as a float, the pilot missing, and so his galleys assistant. but the helicopter mechanics survived. he also swam for about 12 hours towards the shore before being spotted by some fisherman, heat and asia. and i'm going to love what it was about 4 o'clock in the morning. we were adjusting our sales and we s

the region promises if democracy has been delayed, millions of people remain displaced by conflicts malcolm web al jazeera. the volcanic eruption on the spanish island of the palmer is officially over after 3 months of daily explosions. the declaration was made after 10 days of low level activity chromebook via had destroyed around $3000.00 buildings and damages vital farm irrigation systems. people are cleaning up but will be months before they can return to their homes. is it's coming up on the news hour at the sportsman some highlights from the n b 8 on their annual christmas day schedule. ah, january on a, just a year. 20 years ago the euro was brought into circulation. we investigate a year ago and benefited from having unofficial currency be part of the stream and joy him out. social media community as sierra leone recovery from civil war continues. we mark 2 decades since the end of one of africa's most brutal complex, the bottom line. steve clemens dives headlong into the u. s. issues that shape the rest of the world. as we enter the 3rd year at cope $819.00. we go back to woo hand,

people here are hoping this time things will change malcolm web al jazeera, not forget, you can find a lot more pictures and background and all the stories in a website. the address for that is all disease or dot com. i'm more on the julian our sons case. ah, this is all. these are the top stories. the high court in london has ruled and we can find a general sounds can be extradited to the united states. the 50 year old can now face trial in the us and charges and sort of publishing classified military documents of the walls. and if can stand and drag, i mean baba is outside london high court with more. the cake is now being sent back to the lower court. what happens is basically the ultimately this will go to the home secretary to push forward the extradition process. but.

i know we will be watching along with many people around the country —— gary malcolm.hristmas, thank you. bit of breaking news: the scottish government has just announced that nightclubs in scotland will close for three weeks from 27th december. previously in scotland — nightclubs , which are defined as an "�*indoor standing event�* , were to be limited to a crowd of 100 people from boxing day , but that's now been scrapped and they are going to be closed altogether for three weeks. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. it is milder, yes. across northern ireland, scotland and england but still cold with a north—easterly flow across the north—east of scotland. rain moving northwards and eastward through the course of the day, heaviest across south—west scotland and northern england and to the south of that, you can see 11 celsius maximum temperature. to the north of eight, five, six, seven. it should brighten up later on across south—west england, wales and northern ireland. 0vernight, the rain moves across scotland, snow above 300 metres, england

launched a joint campaign against the allied democratic forces with the con glaze army on tuesday. malcolm webb explain the ugandan troops tanks and armored vehicles as cross the border into democratic republic of congo. the 2 governments say they're going to hunt down an armed group called the allied democratic forces or atf. he can the government blame the a t. s a 3 suicide bombings, kansas capital can paula. 2 weeks ago, several people died. dozens were injured is not the 1st time you've gotten his army has been in congo. it invaded 25 years ago, along with wonder. it's been accused of plundering minerals and meddling on and off ever since. we've seen in the past that you've gotten the, has not always had the best interest of the common least population in mind, nor that it really one to stabilize the eastern d r c. but what we see now is, but apparently president katie has given the green light to this operation, which gives it a bit of a different character than previous intervention by the ugandans in easton d r. c. the adf originated in uganda. in the 1990s for 3 decades is hayden,

region, promises of democracy have been delayed. millions of people remain displaced by conflicts. malcolm web al jazeera withholding developments in brazil where thousands of people have been displaced in the northern part of the country because of major flooding there to dams of given way in the northeastern state of bar here . after weeks of heavy rains, dozens of homes, roads, and bridges have been damaged. officials say the state is received 5 times the average rainfall for december. brazilian government is providing aircraft to deliver relief and the aid to residents who live in flooded areas. bow concern is growing in spain over the number of people moving out of small towns. as a result, a great number of people are pressuring the government to improve their services. european union is also granted more than $11000000000.00 for a so called re population program. that i shook her name has more now from practicality in the catalina region. oh, wanted people to relocate to the picturesque town of the comp done population. 183 traffic and pollution for mountain fresh air crowded classr

adf can be flushed out of its forest, high doubts, or how long you've got the army plans to stay. malcolm web out his era, nato is threatening russia with economic sanctions. if it uses any force against ukraine, concerns about a russian military build up on the ukrainian border dominated to days of talks. in latvia as capital rica, russia is demanding guarantees from nature that it won't expand its true deployment any closer to the russian border. the conflict in easton, ukraine has killed almost 14000 people in the past 7 years. bennet smith has the latest reaction out of moscow. russia's activity and build up along the border with ukraine continues the 2nd time they've done that this year. and russia now says some $10000.00 troops going to be involved in winter maneuvers coming soon. those maneuvers at 30 different locations in russia billing that includes a long eastern part of ukraine. russia's border with ukraine and bella, russia's southern border with ukraine as well. so russia is keeping up the pressure on ukraine and on, nate. so as it goes, as particularly as a law goes for a m

if at risk malcolm where but reports from miranda in kenya, the other caught a trees on james worries. farm we're under producing by about a fish. he says he didn't even know until he joined the research program here in kenya disorder. that's when he learned about pollination and about the crucial role of pollinating insects become more. there do move more like having a 100 kaos, but only one book. it can't handle all the skills. if you have countries, but without enough bullying it does. the flaws will be there. many multiple initial will take place, so your produce will be reduced. as part of the research project, james started keeping bees on his farm and then not visiting the cottage flowers, busy making honey. james cells expert say the pollination short food shows there's something wrong with keeping peace. can help scientists say that the pollination gap has been effectively closed and that the because the trees and now producing their maximum harvest, they're right next to the beehive. researches say that the bees themselves a facing some grave threats. the un program of spray

adf can be flushed out of its forest, high doubts, or how long you've got the nami plans to stay. malcolm web out. his era women across the united states have had a constitutional right to abortions since 1973. but a new case before the supreme court could lead to abortions becoming illegal once again in many states. and you see, how does your castro reports for nearly 5 decades, women have been able to get abortions in the united states, thanks to a decision made within these marbled halls. now, a new panel of supreme court justices is revisiting that decision and could take it all back. it's heartbreaking to think that ro could get overturned and ro has always been the floor and never the feeling that i want to live in a country where every single person can have access to health care. that would mean saving the life. and so many ration on board children who are voiceless are unable to defend themselves, and they're relying on us with the abortion case before the court comes from mississippi, where the conservative state legislature wants to ban nearly all abortions after 15 weeks. well

is it malcolm web? takes a look back at what happened in sedan, somalia, an ethiopian in 2021. protest is on the streets of su, don's capital cartoon in the morning and the military rule lane. and we have demands that include any military rule and a civilian government with competent capabilities. that's why we're out on the straits. the transitional government was formed after protests and did the 30 year rule of omar alba here in april 2019. ah, but in october to don's army, overthrew that transitional government, dashing demonstrators, hopes of democracy only so much and you should treat them both changing of god is very important. symbolic but the hard grasp of building a democratic cultural audience security for these that do not believe in unity. not having a judiciary that can do it without any. yes. not having a legislator free press. i think that is a very low sure. in the conflict in neighboring ethiopia, who sides have been accused of mass rapes and killings of civilians. both government troo

people here are hoping this time things will change. malcolm web al jazeera more talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal underway in vienna. the u. s has increased pressure with the biden administration, hinting that new sanctions, or even military consequences. if traditional diplomacy fails, the us envoy for iran, roberts, malley says, spoken to a, with our white house correspondent with health care to before leaving for the austrian capital. she started by asking him why the us is still living to tighten sanctions while more talk. so hold. is it helpful to be pushing for that as you're trying to get a deal? you know, we are prepared to get back into the deal as soon as possible as soon as are on it and we would lift all of the sanctions are inconsistent with adjacent to it. but in the meantime, we can stand by and not be prepared for world in which iran may be choosing to delay build its program, try to build more leverage. we honestly. 1 have to respond and so that's what we're doing. we're preparing ourselves for that that, that outcome. how concerned are you or how concerned

as malcolm web not reports. over the last 10 days, the people of this small board of town in democratic republic of congo have seen thousands of uganda and troops crossing you can, his army says it in congo to hunt down an armed group called the allied democratic forces abs, which is blamed for killing thousands of civilians in this area over the last 7 years. you got an army been accused of meddling and looting minerals in congo several times since it 1st invaded 25 years ago. i mean, to be honest, we did not celebrate the arrival of began to troops crossing a border, but we hope they can help deal with the insecurity that we've been facing for a long time. the adf fight as a hiding out in forest to the gun and tanks and armored vehicles have struggled to advance on the muddy road. so they brought in great as to repair them. uganda and major general kind him of hunger is commanding the operation. we have come, we only want if you don't have the machines to look for void, you don't have a machine. is the route f

everyone he's tried before, has failed. malcolm web out his era the president of became a fan so has named a g, a physicist as prime minister was seen as abo will replace joseph murphy, devout who was dismissed on wednesday after protest calling for his resignation. server is a former nuclear monitor. the country has seen a surge and violence by our groups that kill thousands of people. flooding in south sudan is 70 percent of the northern state of unity affecting as many as 850000 people steal. and his warning that the flood waters could take years to evaporate. naturally, the united kingdom has gone to 23 licenses to french fishermen, allowing them to operate in british waters. now the announcement came after the friday deadline passed for london to approve more licenses and resolve a long running post breaks. a dispute with the french over fishing, writes paris was waiting for any 100 payments for the fisherman. you can say it's wanted to insure the vessels qualified to work in its waters much more had here. all of these are including no general action in 15 years. but the occupie

once again malcolm, thank you very much for that. malcolm web live for a say in nairobi and still ahead on al jazeera, mass raids in bellville slice groups, accused the government of packing down on distance and the debate that divided the us with his arguments. when abortion ah with more rain on the way for flood stricken areas of northern spain. hello everyone. let me show you this picture. we've also got snow through the parent ease as well, and a lot of this what weather is driving down into northern africa. we'll talk more about that in a 2nd unsettled conditions across the valley. eric's as well, but i do want to take you to italy, weather alerts out because we're going to see the rain pile up for central parts of the country. this includes for rome, also unsettled for the other side of the adria exceeds some bursts of rain to be expected. here, we'll call it most star right through into dubrovnik. that western side of greece is also going to get some of this driving rain filter in over the aegean. same goes for turkey is scattering of showers for is marin bio. my temperature is a

what he's monitoring events for us from kenya, malcolm just tell us more about what we know about this on getting you gunned and operation on foreign soil in the d r c. are you going to know me? person told us just to show a while ago that more troops and machinery had cross from the evening. and friday morning and i with this at the border, the counting, those soldiers said that he's the nearly 4000 crossing. we don't have an official number yet from the gun. the admitted to the got the military did say it. soldiers have continued to attack and take control of the abs bases. now we call the adf side of the story because they never communicate publicly a tool. they never have, but they do have extensive networks within the communities and business, and just then the communities in which they operate. this is a joint operation with the military, all the d r c. but there's also reaction within the democratic republic of congo to this joint operation. what's being said, what is being described as a joint operation. but there's no visible activity on the part of the congolese forces on the

people here are hoping this time things will change malcolm web al jazeera. now the latest finding in northern can marina, the access to water, has killed at least 22 people, thousands of others of fled to neighboring chance because of the unrest between fishing and hurting communities. sort of highlight has more. the sheltering from the sun in china capital in germany, the home town, sorry, is just 20 kilometers away in northern cameron. all were forced to cross the border off the seeing what they say with some of the worst fighting yet between fishing and hurting communities. they have access to water supply at him and the fighting and cush area has been very while and we had to cross the river at night to find refuge here. now that we are safe, i faced the cold weather and lack of food and our children have not eaten since yesterday. we asked the champion of 30 to help us. otherwise, our situation here will be worse than the conflict we have at home. on wednesday, you set fire to a cattle market, longing to arrival community is retaliated. several people w

i'll just was malcolm web takes a look at saddam somalia, and ethiopia in 2021. protest is on the streets of su, dawn's capital costumes in demanding and military rules. lane that we have demands that include in the military rule and civilian governments with competent capabilities. that's why we're out on the streets. the transitional government was formed after protests and did the 30 year rule as oma alba, sheer in april 2019 ha. but in october through dawns army over through that transitional government dashing demonstrates his hopes of democracy only so much that the streets and do the usual freedom of changing of god is very important and symbolic. but the hard grasp of building a democratic cultural audience secure to reduce that do not believe in unity not having a dish that can do it without any not having a legislator free brave. i think that is a very long short in the conflict in neighboring ethiopia. sides have been accused of mass rapes and killings of civilians. both government troops and rebels have made gains in recent months and then lost them again. the war started as a

last month, malcolm web has more from my will be he had from eye witnesses and i saw some video from the border as it soldiers did cross on 1st. on tuesday and wednesday there was some tanks on the vehicles and trucks carrying more to the cross than what we've just had a short while ago from a right. great. just north of the city of benny. anything, congo? there's been an attack on a truck about sunset on wednesday, 3 people were killed according to this right group and others, abducted and taken to the bush and suspected by that right group that the adf was responsible for. the certainly what we do now is over the last month has been a whole series of attacks along this road on bypasses trucks, buses, other passengers and it's a key transport link connecting no key be probably wave, a tori problem, because this is all been going on while you got the military over the border, i've been preparing to enter in congo. they've been very weak. it's not month now to do this. and then just in the last couple of days because that tanks have been rolling across. let's take a look. it's our rep

region, promises of democracy has been delayed. millions of people remain displaced by conflicts. malcolm web al jazeera rescue teams or trying to reach people trapped in northern brazil. after 2 dams bursts causing major flooding. it followed heavy rains in bye. he est dozens of homes, roads and bridges have been damaged. officials say the state has received 5 times the average rainfall for december to peru now where at least 10000 children have lost one or both of their parents to corona virus leaving many poor families without their bread winner is being described as the hidden pandemic. marianna sanchez report, some lima when and when it's of i used lost her 34 year old husband to coven 19 last year. she had to move into a small room at her in loss with her 3 children and all her belongings. now she worked nearly 12 hours per day, 7 days a week, a 16 year old son looked after the smaller ones. you are, they gonna think of and i usually make $10.00 per day, but sometimes there is no work. and sometimes i only make $7.00 in a day gun hardly enough for food and medicine. she says their l