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so, malcolm, when do you have to make a decision? may 1st, i have to make a decision by then. however, those aren't all the acceptances, i'm waiting on my number one, howard in washington, d.c., and harvard university along with about three other schools. so hopefully by then, and if the money is right, i should make my decision by may 1st and hopefully either u or sc or one of the other schools on the list. arthel: well, i want you to get exactly what you want. mr. crawford, malcolm is -- [laughter] is in the prestigious company of five other st. augustine, land con bishop, we're going to put their pictures up, kevin, lester, joshua. he said he was awarded, what, $5.4 million from 77 schools, but this goes beyond curriculum. what kind of ethics and and values are y'all instilling at, those students there? >> i want to say that leadership is the one that they have exhibitedded the most. just today i was with lester and malcolm at an earlier event, and they had a chance to interact with younger students. those students saw what it too

malcolm etheridge here, too on crowdstrike.e, i begin with you first professor siegle not backing down from his 10% to is a% call this year. >> i think it's fair for different reason this idea that may make inflation stickier, has been in the market, and we've had a few weeks of grinding decline in a day and a half, so in equilibrium between the kneeled effects. the market is up the last. what he said about what it might mean for the fed listen >> the initial jobless claims have been so strong that this has really shifted the story, if we get anything like january, 50 basis points would be on the table. >> that would be a bit of a game changer. >> the market has already put it on the table yes, another -- 200,000 is the estimates for next week 'payroll report we don't snowe if it's resistant, the way they seem not to want to pause altogether and resume tightening. i don't know if the stock market has put that on the table. that's been the greatest disconnect the market is up, so you can't necessarily say on a realtime basis whi

i'm sorry, malcolm, but you don't get the easy path.alcolm really gave people i think the opportunity to think about what they were struggling within their families. really. we laugh at them and relate to that. you know what it's like to be poor, and you know what it's like to work hard. now you're gonna learn what it's like to sweep floors and bust your ass and accomplished twice as much as all the kids around you. and it acts as a reminder that the american dream is becoming more and more elusive to so many americans, you'll be the only person who will ever give a crap about people like us. you look me in the eye and you tell me you can't do it. good morning, everyone we do begin with breaking news this morning. i want to give you a sense of what it looks like to you and your team on the ground pressing for answers. it's really important. joining us now are two lawmakers from different sides of the aisle live in ukraine. this is what climate scientists have been warning us about these volunteers. they say we couldn't have just sat at

. >> malcolm nance, author of they want to kill americans, in your book and in that presentation we saw from yesterday morning you paint the republican party with a pretty broad brush. >> i really wish that i could paint the republican party with a very narrow brush. i started out my political career when i joined the armed forces as a republican, i was a colin powell style heavy on national security, sort of soft on social liberal subjects. my family is a very old military family going back to the civil war, non-stop. but the party's changed and i actually think, the word change is even wrong. the party has transformed and it has moved away from what it used to be. there's no platform on the party any more, the only thing i think exists really is the word republican. what it is is it's transformed into trumpism and i think they should go ahead and change the name. >> do you think that all happened in 2016 guest: i think it happened over time. you saw that between 2016 and 2020 donald trump acquired 7 million more voters. what's really happened here isn't politics. i think it's tribalis

before that, i want to ask malcolm what are you watching for the -- in the 2024 election? what keeps you awake at night in 2024? >> i used the term insurgency. an insurgency is a series of insurrections. it can be political, military, paramilitary, and terrorist. i don't have to worry about it anymore. it happened. we are in the middle of it. all these incidents you are seeing are small ones. the things that keep me up at night is someone is going to say so we are terrorists? ok, we are going to be terrorists. the second sons of liberty or whoever they are going to call themselves will go out and reimagine themselves as the new patriots the way timothy mcveigh did. you know if timothy mcveigh had done what he had done in the past year, he would probably be lauded as a hero. it is not a joke. i am looking for all the little intelligence indicators. i don't care about the politics of it. donald trump is going to get the nomination. there is no one that is going to stand against him. anybody that does, people are going to have to hire armed security. there is that much of a c

what is it like to speak to malcolm and to sarah? delighted to hear that you've done so well. the whole team is really, really pleased and excited for you. goodbye. bye. bye, serdal. what's it like to speak to the man whose life you saved? oh, that was just... yeah, like i said, this doesn't normally happen. normally, in our dayjobs, we normally don't have contact again from anyone that we've rescued or a patient. so to actuallyjust see him again is completely different from the image that i had from when we were in hatay. yeah, it was amazing, really. it was, it was quite emotional to see when his daughter came on and his mother, you know, the impact that it's had on his whole, whole family. i of 12 lives saved by the uk team in turkey amidst a disaster that killed tens of thousands of people. a story of bravery, endurance and immense skill that ended well. tim muffett, bbc news. exclusive data obtained by the bbc shows police forces in england and wales are recording more cases of dogs being dangerously out of control — with more t

it is, of course, super back malcolm . course, super back malcolm. well, you know .but they still love it. yes they've got long memories . what do you bet a memories. what do you bet a great time, didn't you, here at this club and. but i was chatting you in the green room about how quick you were on the field. i mean, like you were known for that burst of pace. and i asked you earlier whether you'd ever been a sprinter. tell us yes i school. i to us the story. yes i school. i to win the sprints and so somebody suggested that i go join an athletic club and i went to south london and joined fernhill harriers and the coaches there, they work brilliantly with with young people and they get your style later on. when i was out, i was doing superstars, which was brilliant . it was was brilliant. it was a wonderful programme to take part in. it really was . and i met in. it really was. and i met some wonderful , great people . some wonderful, great people. but ron pickering was one of the commentators and he great athletics coach . and i remember athletics coach. and i remem

but first, malcolm webb reports from nairobi.orter: m23 has continued advancing in recent weeks, and it's effectively encircled the provincial capital of goma as its fighters moved through masisi territory. tens of thousands of people have fled, reporting that m23 fighters have rounded up villages and executed them, clearing out entire communities who are now joining the already 800,000 people displaced by this conflict. m23 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda, although rwanda denies it. to the north, around the city of beni, dozens of civilians have been killed in allied democratic the last week. the allied democratic forces, or adf is widely blamed, as it has been, for killing thousands of civilians in that area over the last ten years. it is an armed group that originated from neighboring uganda in the 1990's. in the 90's, the ugandan army pushed it into the forests of eastern congo, where it has been based ever since. a recent and ongoing ugandan military operation, ostensibly to pursue and defeat the adf,

it is, of course, super back malcolm . course, super back malcolm. well, you know .but they still love it. yes they've got long memories . what do you bet a memories. what do you bet a great time, didn't you, here at this club and. but i was chatting you in the green room about how quick you were on the field. i mean, like you were known for that burst of pace. and i asked you earlier whether you'd ever been sprinter. tell you'd ever been a sprinter. tell us yes i school. i to us the story. yes i school. i to win the sprints and so somebody suggested that i go join an athletic club and i went to south london and joined fernhill harriers and the coaches there, they work brilliantly with with young people and they get your style later on. when i was out, i was doing superstars, which was brilliant . it was was brilliant. it was a wonderful programme to take part in. it really was . and i met in. it really was. and i met some wonderful , great people . some wonderful, great people. but ron pickering was one of the commentators and he great athletics coach . and i rememb

hello, i'm malcolm, the doctor.int, that's where we have to start making decisions about what's going to happen next in the rescue. and you were chosen to actually do the extraction. why was that? i'm quite a small and nimble member of the team, and these voids are very, very small. getting serdar out took several more hours. in hospital, he tweeted his thanks to malcolm, sarah and the rest of the team, but he also wanted to talk to them. you're about to speak to serdar. what's going through your mind? i'm slightly intrigued as to what he's going to remember. we were in some very, very tight and awkward positions. but you kind of build an attachment to someone when you're in there for that long. you never really get to recontact people that you rescued. so this is a complete one off. malcolm! hello. nice to see you. serdar. hi. my mummy! hi. she says thank you very much. very much. it's our pleasure. daddy. 0h, she's beautiful. thank you! you are my hero. always been, you know. oh, that means a lot to us. and we're

he's going to be really malcolm where thank you very much in your reporting. and yes, parliament has disqualified senior opposition. figure who gundy is an m p. on thursday, a court found gonna be guilty of defamation and sentenced him to 2 years in prison . now the 52 year old is a member of the nehru gandhi political dynasty. he was convicted for comments that he made about prime minister and a renter modi's surname at an election rally in 2019 have limited his following developments from new delhi. there is growing anger among opposition. parties who say that democracy in india is on the danger rollin gandhi is one of, in just most recognized politician. he is the de facto face of the opposition. he's also someone who has led a lot of the criticism against prime minister, raised moody, ranging from allegations of crony capitalism, like favoring big business houses for lucrative contracts to ob, targeting minorities and, and shrinking space for minority rights in india. and his with disqualification comes a day after he's been sentenced for defamation. for c

let's bring in malcolm web was in saki in eastern democratic republic of congo. malcolm bring us up to speed 1st with the latest m $23.00 movements. well, we've heard multiple reports has been fighting around town and where so in the last 24 hours. now this follows a series of withdrawal. when 33 said withdrew from about 4 different towns and villages last week, including some villages just near where we are now up in the hills, around the town of south k. now this is meant to be part of a piece processing ball regional government. one of em, $23.00 conditions for withdrawing that they would only hand over to the regional african forces not to commonly governor vintages. burundi into moved in way and 33 moves out. but the burgundy into the small in number, they're not well resort. been reported by multiple resident news areas. the m 23 still actually controlled the road blocks in the area and also the group which occupies the hills. much of the time and congos army is accused of supporting congress denied that the fighters from those on they have moved back to some of these areas now i

malcolm etheridge is the executive. glad to have you here.e fed? what do you think they actually should do? >> what i think should happen is not necessarily what i think will happen at 2:00 p.m. thinkty fed should hit the pause button and see how things wash out in the a couple of months. their mandate is to tighten all till enough things break and have fadden in line. not enough has broken because a few banks have tall tered. that said the reason i think we should see a pause, a 25-points basis hike isn't going to cure inflation at the moment. i don't know what's wrong with hitting the pause button until may. you look at other sectors like real estate and autos, for zpam pl. >> any concerns that a pause would send a mixed message to the markets and actually confuse people about where the country is and where we are when it comes to the whole banking crisis? >> frankly i think the whole banking crisis has auw7sç bunch mixed signals everywhere. you have the deposits sured and on the other hand, up to $260,000. the fed has found ways to use the

the mastery of the malcolm is directly evident that this year the leader has just revealed itself.e. well, let's also note. eh, besides that malcolm's double was two good goals by andryukha mostovogo, so it is clear that the team has leaders on the move and a great russian football player. we still have, yes, that's right, right? this is just what we need right now. and the fact that there was little to score with his head, this is because now there is no one else. sorry to hit your head. no, i think it's a cross section of circumstances. this is not his strongest side, because even when he scored, and you paid attention to the head, like, i scored with the head, he was just happy, and about the beginner, that he liked it, it’s clear that a very good left leg transfer, these ones are right in the face, it reminded me of something. honestly, rakitsky is so straight forward and i think that this is a very strong reinforcement, and even more so , it seems to me that zenith will not be called so easily to the brazilian national team. well, we have already said from the point of view of

let's talk about this with malcolm wilson malcolm, great to see you. >> thanks, frank >> we touched on the blue chip customers. you provide a lot forthe s&p companies. we see rates hit highest level since the great financial crisis what are customers telling you about the impact on the business >> right now, what we are seeing is customers are being thoughtful about the softer macro environment and higher interest rates we are also seeing no end of big, exstrategic projects they will hit in 2024 and 2025 and 2026 and beyond. we are helping with tactical projects and manage the environment. that is good for them and good for the consumer >> you announced an expansion of a warehousing solution to move product closer to customers. what about work down inconinventory and right size and get products people want instead of what was popular last year. what do you hear with inventory levels >> across our business, inventory levels have moderated. supply chain difficulties the past two years have dissipated away good to know with flooring from manufacturing and into warehouses and out of the co

before that, i want to ask malcolm what are you watching for the -- in the 2024 election? what keeps you awake at night in 2024? >> i used the term insurgency. an insurgency is a series of insurrections. it can be political, military, paramilitary, and terrorist. i don't have to worry about it anymore. it happened. we are in the middle of it. all these incidents you are seeing are small ones. the things that keep me up at night is someone is going to say so we are terrorists? ok, we are going to be terrorists. the second sons of liberty or whoever they are going to call themselves will go out and reimagine themselves as the new patriots the way timothy mcveigh did. you know if timothy mcveigh had done what he had done in the past year, he would probably be lauded as a hero. it is not a joke. i am looking for all the little intelligence indicators. i don't care about the politics of it. donald trump is going to get the nomination. there is no one that is going to stand against him. anybody that does, people are going to have to hire armed security. there is that much of a c

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haven't stu the violence, and is malcolm web reports. the government is accused of using another armed group to fight the m $23.00. just 2 weeks ago, fighters from the n 23 armed group held this hill top. then democratic republic of congo, government forces fought them off. it were booming from colonel showed us around. he told us it's from here. the 1023 fighters showed the town of sar kate down below . most of the people here run away. but now a few coming back to clack crops and take them to town. now, when you might look, we cannot go further than here because the rebels are not far away. we used to go up into the hills to bring cassava and other foods. but now you cannot go there because you will meet the rebels. do you guys? army said he's been fighting rwandan soldiers here under the guise of the m 23 armed groups. landed deny is backing in 23. the government for say that they're the ones that are holding the si, fi and m 23 is not. they want to show us some of their positions with the recent fly thing near the town of western wid

first, malcolm web reports from nairobi and 23 as continued advancing in recent weeks. and it's effectively encircled the provincial capital of goma fighters news through the cc territory. tens of thousands of people have fled, reporting the m $23.00 fighters of rounded up the villages and executed them clearing out the entire community to the now joining the already $800000.00 people . displaced by this conflict, and 23 is widely understood to be back by neighboring wonder. well, they were one that denies it. to the north, around the city of benny. thousands of civilians have been killed in the last week . the allied democratic forces adf is widely plain, as it has been for killing thousands of civilians in that area over the last 10 years. now, group that originate from neighboring uganda and the 1990 gun, the army pushed it into the forest. the beast and congo, where it in bay ever since. a recent and ongoing uganda military operation extensively the few and defeat the adf, hasn't stopped the violence against civilian regional peace efforts so far haven't worked and

and on in need of help out there is malcolm web reports from blanco camp, which is near go, my fellow may bush us. she'd a says her leg was sprayed with bullets 15 years ago. it was during a conflict between the rwandan backed armed group and government forces here in democratic republic of congo. he struggled to walk ever since in last month, the n 23 armed group attacked have village. i mean, you don't know. so that's the only thing i can remember is many soldiers running away. i shoot. and so everybody started, ryan, i was in my house and there was nothing i could do by luckily a young man came and carried me away on his back and everything including my wheelchair, was left behind. one, follow me. one is dozens of people with disabilities in this camp. he wanted to speak to us, some of them lost nobility at birth, or later in life from untreated illness. most of those we met said they were injured in past conflicts, and they told us that struggling there, among more than 800000 people has been forced from their homes in the last year as m. 23, widely understood to be backed by neig

and she recalls in, but she's lost the malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo, britain's home secretaries while a brave and then has visited, wander, working to respond to a controversial deportation agreement with key garley. under the $146000000.00 deal agreed to last year, when there would accept migrants who arrived in britain without permission, no deportations have yet taken place. as right campaigns challenged the legality of the policy in court. or than 45000 people entered britain last year by crossing the channel. the big point here is that there will be a package of high quality humanitarians support for people who will be we locate trolanda that combined with our robust new laws, will be able to, will enable us to break the business model of the people smuggling gangs on the u. s. president donald trump says that he expects to be arrested on cheese day. he made the remark on his truth, social media site incisive, but he called illegal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office called on his supporters to protest. my kana has more from washington d. c. t

and she recall that she lost malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo person's home secretary swell. braverman has visited wanda working to expand a controversial deportation agreement with kigali. under the $120000000.00 pound deal agreed to last year. wonder would accept migrants who arrive in britain without permission. no deportations have yet taken place as rights campaigns challenge the legality of the policy in court. more than 45000 people and in person last year by crossing the channel. the big point here is that there will be a package of high quality humanitarian support for people who will be relocated to one that combined without robust new laws will be able, will enable us to break the business model of the people smuggling gardens for the u. s president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he made the remarks on his truth social media sites. he cited what he called a legal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office called on his supporters to protest. my county has moved from washington. d. c, trump is referring to a case that

what's it like to speak to malcolm and to sarah? amazing for me to see malcolm and sarah.iated. i owe them my life. we're just delighted to hear that you've done so well. the whole team is really, really pleased and excited for you. goodbye. what's it like to speak to the man whose life you saved? oh, that was just. yeah, they said this doesn't normally happen. normally, in our dayjobs, we normally don't have contact again from anyone that we've rescued or a patient. so to actuallyjust see him again is completely different from the image that i had from when we were in hatay. yeah, it was amazing, really. it was, it was, um, it was quite emotional to see when his daughter came on and his mother, you know, the impact that it's had on his whole, whole family. one of 12 lives saved by the uk team in turkey amidst a disaster that killed tens of thousands of people. a story of bravery, endurance and immense skill that ended well. tim muffett, bbc news. what an amazing reunion. higher interest rates should mean better rates for savers, but despite banks saying deals are availabl

but one that would never have happened if people here haven't been forced from their homes. malcolm web al jazeera lingo, democratic republic of congo. as many as 43000 people may have died last year in somalia is ongoing drought research by the government and you and agencies that half of the victims were children. under the age of 5, the report says the rate the fatalities could rise in the 1st half of 2023 with as many as 34000 deaths projected its feared. the crisis could be worse than somalia last major droughts in 201720188. u. s. climate envoy. john kerry is visiting mexico to look at ways the region can speed up the transition to clean energy. but mexico desire for energy independence is slowing progress towards renewables and fueling a rift with us gas and oil producers. manuel report has the details from mexico city. yeah, mexico's president and manuel lobbies over the board once his country to be energy independent. props, you know, in the coming year we will, which is gasoline, or over the road to fulfill his promise of energy self sufficiency. president lopez over the has d

that pledge allegiance to iso, which has claim responsibility. malcolm went vote reports the people of the village of me, candy berry, the bodies of thousands of children, women and men killed in an attack by an armed group. it's not the 1st time they've had to do this. louisiana molina deliver, it was evening, around 7 o'clock, i heard noises and children starting to flee suddenly. the rebels were attacking in the direction of our health center that was shouting. the children shouted. the adf rebels are here. the army says the adf, or allied democratic forces is responsible. it's widely blamed for killing thousands of civilians in its hillary province over the last decade for wave women . as you see in the country, it's always the same adf, which always has bad intentions towards the congolese. so they showed up here in the village of mac, condie. the last many of our brothers. 2 years ago the government declared a state of siege here a form of martial law is said, it would enable a crackdown on the armed groups that the attacks have only become more frequent and more bloody in their

and she recall that she last idea, malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo, a former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he made the remark on his truth social media, web site, web media site. trump cited what he called illegal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office. he's calling on his supporters to protest. my county has more from washington d. c. compass, referring to a case that has been ongoing in new york. there has been a grand jury hearing into hush money pay to to women one, a former porn star. this money was allegedly paid by trump through an intermediary to get them to keep quiet about having had sexual relations with him in the past. now tramps then attorney michael cohen has appeared before the grand jury and although grand jury proceedings are secret code has stated publicly that he orchestrated the payment to, to women in order to keep them quiet about having had sexual relations with trump. now the significance of this is its timing because the payments were made during the campaign period before the 2016 ele

but they say just being listened to help malcolm web al jazeera delingo democratic republic of congo, protest reserve said of flares and fireworks in paris as demonstrations against frances pension reforms continue thousands, riley to day before president a man or macklin is due to give a televised interview is expected to defend his goal of raising the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00, which will anchor will received on an almost $3000000000.00 bailout from the international monetary fund over the next 4 years as part of efforts to rescue its battered economy president ronelle rick ramos and go said his country was no longer a bankrupt nation. well, fernandez reports now from columbia. the government celebrate securing a $3000000000.00 loan for leads national monetary fund that most tre, lumpkins are battling to make ends meet. foreign currency reserves. fisco management, dead sustainability mean little to many people struggling to put food on the table . then they said are getting unlike before it is very difficult and we find it difficult to go on. things are so difficult now.

pardon malcolm web al jazeera. my colleague, steve collins, is the host of al jazeera, the bottom line program. now he interviewed rwandan president polk army twice in recent moms and has more on the government's decision. but a remarkable change. the turn of events in december i interviewed president, could guy, may you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would take an invasion to get paul recess of begin out of prison in march in doha, he's i asked him, i said how's that position going? and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. i said, wow, they are going to release paul recess. begin. and then i said to him on stage it in the interview, if may, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and they did. and so i think that the united states, with a lot of assistance from cutter, was able to get to an understanding with wanda about how to get paul recess begin at 20 others released without removing or pardon

will join our guests after this report from malcolm web in nairobi. people that demonstrates against the high cost of living prices, the food and fuel have been rising. and the government of president william retail has removed subsidies. opposition leader, right, we're doing. he's called people to the street. he's also just the thing the results of last year, the election. he's run for president 5 times before and he's never been declared the winner. but in some of the past polls, there was substantial evidence that he'd been rig out the victory. but last year the evidence was correlation presented to the supreme court was not found compelling by the judges. and they held the election result previous rounds of opposition protests in kenya have led to royal or being offered deals or positions in government. but they've done little to alleviate poverty to address the stock inequality on the grievances on july. the reasons for people coming to the street this time around the repair to have been attacked on people and property like groups aligned to the

and she recalled all that she's lost. fred, malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo to nigeria. now where vote counting is underway in the countries state elections. voters are electing more than $900.00 assembly lawmakers and $28.00 governors. final results are expected on monday amended rates reports now from connor o is voting comes to a close at this polling station, incatel a plan to scuttle the election is set in motion. the police quickly stepped in to restore order at another pulling center and attempted to supper. voting was quickly brought under control for many voters. this election for state, governors, and assemblies is more important than that for the prosperity. a level of government that is closes to the people. and it is also important because a separate adventure system of government in which a good deal of power lay on the office of the executive, banners and intimidation have been reported elsewhere in the country. but the use of electronic voting machines let to less destruction than in the elections in february. then i brought a commissioned sal

but they say just being listened to help malcolm wed al jazeera glen gay democratic republic of congo. it without a zera's still to come. israel's parliament over turns part of a law that band the legal settlements, the applied westbank and is the party over for boards. johnson, the former u. k prime minister faces questions that could decide his political future. ah hell i we had some very heavy rain into where victoria central and eastern parts of victoria. i went towards new south wales. recently some live dish has many part see excess of 50 millimeters to friday. the space of the last 24 hours or so, showers remain in place over the next 24 hours or say we will see some more wet weather i, which was at eastern side of australia, a few showers up to was crazed. and just around the gulf commentary, some really heavy right easing across the top and i've, it was the pill bra, that'll be the wet weather. also starting to show its hand across said w i as we go through the next couple of days. not seen too much of that recently. and in fact, past few days have been since habit is getting

23 and wand and soldiers have reinforced other positions to continue attacking government forces. malcolm web reports from lucia gala camp and the provincial capital goma with some of the 1000000 people who being displaced by the fighting. now live all of the people here been for from the how it was in the last 2 months or the 23 on attack towns and villages is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. well, the rwanda denies it, everybody more than a 100000 people have been displaced by the conflict. most of them moved is in spanish theory comes and everyone is waiting for hours just to be able to get one, jerry can of water. my net you don't watch out for not. yep. okay. f, as there's not enough water. we don't have any food and people are dying from diarrhea. the sanitation is bad and there are no toys. the come. a cramp, the shelters are really squeezed in close together. the colo outbreak here at the moment, hundreds of people was being affected. and all this is happening because they're lucky enough to come from villages up in these hills with a rich with colton and othe

and she recall that she lost idea malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo, dozens of afghan business women have displayed their goods by video link at an exhibition into by the 3 day exhibition, supported by the united nations development program includes $26.00 businesses run by afghan women, they joined remotely because of issues obtaining visas. they said the taliban restrictions on women in public life and the country struggling economy were hampering their businesses. this trade was organized with this support as u. n. d p of other branches of the u. n. n, the international committee are 1st step towards helping these women access international market. we are hoping that what the support of the international community we can extend this initiative, have exhibitions in other countries around the world, develop regional connectivity for african business women and and start moving towards other forms of commercial that i ration. we put we lost our.

but they say just being listened to help malcolm web al jazeera, blanco democratic republic of congo. shank has been given $330000000.00 by the international monetary fund. the 1st installment of a 4 year bailout package was nearly $3000000000.00. and 2nd, nearly a year to negotiate president turnover. com. assume that says he's government plans to meet the conditions imposed by the i m f. so i was going through the worst financial crisis one decade. unions in brazil marched in protest against high interest rates. ah emissaries is one, the current and key rate of 13.75 percent to be lowered, but also demanding that the head of the central bank starts down president loose and naturally to sell those also called for a lower interest rate, arguing that the current trade hurts economic recovery. french presenters in my home is expected to give a televised interview on wednesday to try to ease anger about the government's pension reforms in paris protesters of set of players and fireworks as part of demonstrations against the bill. it raises the retirement age from 62 to 64 microns governm

and she recall that she lost idea malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo, britain, john secretary sweller, bravo man has visited rwanda in efforts to expand the deportation agreement. with golly, so under the $146000000.00 deal agreed to last year, rwanda would accept migrants who arrive in britain without permission, no deportations have yet taken place as rights campaigners challenge the legality of that policy in courts. former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he made the remark on his truth, social media sites. trump cited what he called illegal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office, and he's called on his supporters to protest. my county has more from washington d. c. thank you very much. trump is referring to a case that has been ongoing in new york. there has been a grand jury hearing into hash money paid to, to women one, a former porn star. this money was allegedly paid by tram, through an intermediary to get them to keep quiet about having had sexual relations with him. in the past. now tramps then attorney

not better. markham, thank you very much for that. malcolm where i live there in nairobi. no 3 as leader has ordered the military to intensify drills for what he calls a real war. came john own made the demand as the over. so the launch of may sign alongside his daughter, the u. s. and south korea are preparing for large scale joint military drills next week. still ahead on the program, more on the charges of corruption level that malaysia, the former prime minister, dania theme and a key player in one of the world's biggest international money laundering. and bribery schemes is sent in so a decade behind bars. ah, in the pool, rhinos tight is what puts to near extinction. now the army in g o z and community groups the brought the back from the breaker. one on one east investigates on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disaster seem the history of setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i. this is the one that's been hitting cities or sharing personal stories for a global audience. do you talk a little bit a

let's bring in cnbc contributor malcolm of cic wealth welcome back your thoughts? is good to see you, scott. it's interesting, at the start of the day today, call it 8:31 a.m. to be exact when the numbers came out, the payroll numbers came out north of 300,000, i was absolutely certain that the fed was going to use that for cover to go 50 basis points at the next meeting and then the news around silicon valley bank, and all of a sudden, i don't know which direction they will go i think this is probably the most precarious position the fed has been in since we started this particular cycle, and that's, you know, the last year and a half that we've been talking about them having to do something aggressive to fight inflation. i think this is the toughest call the fed has had to make throughout that entire cycle because on one hand, we've seen just how hard those initial rate increases, going so fast, and so high, have impacted the financial sector but there's also an argument to be made that there's still some work to do on inflation, long-term inflation, and that's t