special correspondent malcolm brabant reports. malcolm: risk death in the desert or drown at sea. terrible choices facing sub-saharan africans trying to reach europe via tunisia. 27 migrants are missing, feared dead after their rubber dinghies capsized in rough seas south of the italian island of lampedusa this weekend. the italian coastguard rescued fifty seven people and recovered the bodies of a young boy and a woman who succumbed to the waves before deliverance arrived. and this is the fate they were trying to avoid -- being abandoned in the sahara desert, one of the most unforgiving places on earth. other sub-saharan africans with the same european dream have been dying of thirst after being dumped by the tunisian authorities on the libyan border. this mother and her small child are among the latest victims, lying next to an empty water bottle and not far from a man who also succumbed to extreme heat and dehydration. lauren: over 300 people are still currently trapped at the tunisia-libya border in the desert, and they've been trapped there for weeks. malcolm: human rights wa

malcolm: it was clearly a weapons test.estroy a target satellite, one of ours. it wasn't tested against one of ours, but nevertheless, the message was sent that russia is developing that capability. china has similar capabilities. and i think that we have to recognize that in a future war, either prior to a conflict or during a conflict, our satellites will be attacked. [cheering] michael: the potential for war in space is a real possibility. both china and russia have arms of their military dedicated to space. michael: last year, donald trump established the newest branch of the armed forces to deter aggression in and from space and to protect the interests of the us beyond the earth. donald trump: this is a very big and important moment. it's called the space force. [cheering] donald trump: space. gonna be a lot of things happening in space, because space is the world's newest war-fighting domain. amid grave threats to our national security, american superiority in space is absolutely vital, and we're leading, but we're n

petersburg club malcolm, i spent 4 years.g this time, he became a four-time champion of russia, and last season malcolm became the top scorer of our championship and he was recognized as the best player. also on the eve of the malcolm, he said goodbye to the russian fans. he wrote a touching letter in which he noted that zenit would be successful without him sergey semaka called the best coach in his career, and zenit was the number one club in his career, not only due to success, but also because these are the first clubs for which he played more than 100 matches before zenit, let me remind you, the brazilian played in bordeaux and barcelona for the transfer of malcolm and zenit received about 60 million euros. portuguese striker al-nas run cristiano ronaldo scored a goal, in the second match in a row this time cristiano scored the egyptian team for a molek in the arab champions cup tournament ronaldo scored with a header at the end of the match 5 minutes before the end. this goal brought al nasru a 1:1 draw, second place in

petersburg club malcolm, spent 4 years.me a four-time champion of russia, and last season malcolm became the top scorer of our championship and he was recognized as the best player. also on the eve of the malcolm, he said goodbye to the russian fans. he wrote a touching letter in which he noted that zenit would be successful, and without him sergey semak called the best coach in his career, and zenit was the number one club in his career not only thanks to success, but also because this is the first club for which i spent little more than 100 urine, let me remind you that before zenit, the brazilian played in corte bordeaux and barcelona for the transfer of malcolm. zenith received about 60 million euros. a big thank you to all the players, coaching staff and club staff that i shared with, there are a lot of great moments here. i came here for simple fans of the club, and i leave for those who bring love to the zenith, deep in the heart. i am very pleased that a new call. a new sporting goal, but i will continue to support

petersburg club malcolm, i spent 4 years. he became a four-time champion of russia, and last season malcolm became the top scorer of our championship and he was recognized as the best player. also on the eve of the malcolm, he said goodbye to the russian fans. he wrote a touching letter in which he noted that zenit would be successful, and without him, sergey semaka called the best coach of his career and wrote that zenit was the number one club in his career, not only due to success, but also because this is the first club for which malcolm spent more than 100.

well, malcolm of all. oh, how did that happen? i well, i was i was student and the college newspaper editor said malcolm x is going to be this a 1963 and sir malcolm x is going to be on campus when you go interview him. and i was terrified because i had read about them. i knew about him. i'd read in the newspapers. he was a terrorist and he wasn't going to like to be a preppy ivy league kid and that's how i had arrived. so that's our world. and so i went in and sat down with malcolm and it was complete opposite of everything i expected. and this leads to one of my, my lessons that the book which is if you think you know celebrities who and malcolm was poor for so now he was generous whether it's time he was kind to us he tried to explain his philosophy to us it did not compromise one bit but it was fun and elaborate and it just filled me with admiration and so he laughed. i and that night he went home to greenwich village, where alex haley lived and went down and worked with alex on the autobiography of malcolm. i hope it still se

malcolm, talk to you soon. lo, you as well, of course. and cameron, see you back on the desk one day soon. >>> we want to know will tech resume its rally and outperform in september? head to "closing bell" to vote. >>> a check on some top stocks to watch as we head into the close. kristina partsinevelos is here with that. >> pdd holdings jumping today. executives said they saw a positive shift in consumer sentiment which fueled a rise across several product sectors for the company. they saw a boost from price conscious condition assumers. the company have been investing heavily in discounting and coupons to lure customers. shares are up 15%, 16% at the moment. to citi. citi seems to think the tides could be turning for verizon and at&t, upgrading both to buy. they say the wireless environment is starting to stabilize which helps operating margins. both stocks getting a bump today. verizon still trading near its lowest level in over a decade. at&t hit its lowest level just this -- the lowest level since the '90s, and it is not too far off,

wright has also uncovered details that may cause some of us to rethink king's with malcolm x. it's a finding that could really change the view of and perspective of some of the civil rights movement. and there's a lot, lot i'm looking forward to this. great conversation we have chris set, a maryland freelance writer will be doing the interview with jonathan tonight. so please welcome jonathan i thank you. so a of nuggets before we get into serious stuff first of all as an atlanta, i'm just thrilled to be here talking to you about this book but i've also been stalking you twitter and watching what you've been doing leading up to this event. and i can't help ask the first question, which harder writing a book or promoting one? i definitely prefer writing it because i left alone and don't have anybody to blame but myself. if the social media world confuses me and i don't like it, but it's if you want people to read books, that's what you have to do these days. so i'm happy to do it and i'm having fun. we're grateful to have you here in gaithersburg. my real first question, i'd li

now, j, it says bringing on correspondence. malcolm web, he's monitoring developments from senegal is capital the con, the west african regional block echo was saying they're shocked by the latest developments. anesha and malcolm. yeah. just a short while ago echo asked the west african regional economic blog responded to uh to the challenges the attempted charges against announced against miami positive amendment statement. read as if they'd land with stupefaction about these attempts to charge him with treason, and they condemned to the auction and said it contradicted. the reported willingness of the military also sees to try a peacefully bring of a ton to civilian will let. this comes close at a time when people are waiting to find out if that co us will indeed proceed with the military intervention. having the heads, the state having met last week, an order that they ministries to prepare a stand by force. malcolm echo was, has been changed since the crew that they are willing to do what's necessary to have the deposed president of the home and present reinstated. so what are the

here to discuss all that is stephanie link, and malcolm etheridge, both are cnbc contributors both are here at post nine as well welcome. >> hi. >> steph, obviously, look, apple and amazon together more than 10% of the s&p they matter for the index how the market reacts to the numbers. in general, in the context of an earnings season that has been strong relative to expectations, the mark kind of shrugged on some level, where do you think that leaves us as we figure out if this has just been a little bit of an air pocket in august >> i think it is a little bit of an air pocket, digesting the double-digit gains we have seen across almost every indices. and i think august can be volatile maybe trade around, maybe to september, mike. but i think the economy underlying is pretty good. the economic data has been coming in a little bit better than expected. especially on a consumer side, especially on the job side we get a jobs report tomorrow, which will be very important, but, look, challenger grey today layoffs, the lowest number since august of last year. initial claims are well below re

but when asked about malcolm x king said, i disagree course with any calls for violence.but i also don't feel like have all the answers. i'm not so arrogant to believe that i can learn something from malcolm x. so that's what king said. playboy didn't print it. playboy changed the and i discovered that about a year ago. i put it in my book wondering, if anybody was going to notice i alerted several of the most important prominent african-american scholars in america because. they've been teaching this. and several of them said to me, oh, no, i've been teaching college kids that quote for, 20 years. but so they're not going to it anymore, are they're going to correct it and much to my surprise pleasant surprise, the washington picked up on that. it's a page in my book, but the washington post picked up on it, ran the story last week, and it made international news. so i was thrilled because often you put these things and i know, you know, another writer, the room, jeff pearlman knows this. you put these nuggets that you found in your book and nobody really notices them and

malcolm also a cnbc contributor. malcolm, start with you. anything you heard from steph that you agree or disagree with? >> yeah. i think i agree with stephanie on this one and about the economy overall than where powell is probably going in thinking focused on core cpi number entire time. made it clear core cpi, owner kwiv learnt rents since the very beginning were the thing really thattal would move the number and make the decision for him. i think probably committed a little bit more to a raise actually in september. stephanie sounds like they is but i think we're thinking similarly in the sense that the fed is not done. whether a pause in september and then hear something else in november or we hear a raise in september and thenner in raise in neff depending how aggressive they decide to be either way, fed's work not done. last couple pounds fed trying to shed of inflation oust economy will be hardest and stickiest. that's where being willing to stay disciplined and stick with it will matter, i agree. unless the federal reserve somehow k

lizzy: malcolm scott, it's an excellent big take. fantastic reporting., we are going to dig into one of the companies in the trade story. dhl group cfo joining us after the logistics group reported a second quarter profit beat. that interview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. dhl group has reported second-quarter beat estimates. they also raised the lower and of its four year guidance range. joining us to discuss is the cfo melanie price. what is the main thing you want the market to take away from these earnings? melanie: good morning and thank you very much for having me. we are pleased with our earnings for the second quarter even though they are down compared to the second quarter of 2023 watch was an extraordinary quarter. the normalization of the earnings level is developing in line with what we had anticipated for the first half of the year. we now have ebit of 3.3 billion euros after the first six months and we have narrowed our guidance range for 2023 and increased the lower end to 6.2 billion. there

following the interventions is still the fun process showing ahead. malcolm just gives us an idea of why there is so much m t un peacekeepers, sentiments the in east and democratic republicans come to the things we have lost contact with malcolm web. the in contrast that we're pushing on violence against protests on the un, against the un peacekeepers in the east. and they all see that at least 50 palestinians have been injured by done for 10 gas offers really soldiers still in the city of nablus and the occupied west bank and is where the officer and 3 is where the soldiers were also injured off for a logic space of device was designated by palestinian flights as the injured in stable condition in the hospital. a pass to the driver and is ready. soldiers being killed in the occupied westbank witnesses, a small cargo vehicle drove in. so soldiers at a checkpoint near ramallah. 2 of the is ready troops were injured, the driver was chase down and shops needed for him. reports from ramallah in the occupied westbank. according to eyewitnesses, a palestinian driver has robbed his car agai

most of the dead are believed to be from the village of fast boy in the sun, a gout area. malcolm webb is there and has more the people in the small coastal village, a fast boy angry that thousands of people who in that community have died at see the price as to zip code would and from machinery into the road and set it to life . this is the 1st of several butting road blocks along this road, leading the way down to the landing stage on the atlantic ocean when more than a month ago, a small wooden boat set sail with about a 100 people on board with about 2 days ago when that boat was spotted by a spanish fishing vessel, a drift about 300 kilometers of the island of south part of the cape verde islands . that prompted a rescue operation by cape veggies coast guard, which is about 600 kilometers on into the atlantic ocean. from here, because cold says that they rescued about 40 survivors, they said they found several dead bodies on board the boat and thousands more of the people who thought to be on board. missing the dozens of ship rex, every as people try to traverse this route. and hu

�* malcolm malcolm stuart, a that was doctor malcolm stuart, a retired medical director, talking aboutome of the issues in the investigation that will continue despite the conclusion at the end of this legal process is lucy letby�*s nursing career continues to be investigated. welcome to bbc news. i am anna foster. live from manchester crown court. the headlines... nurse lucy letby will spend the rest of her life in prison — for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others. this was a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder, involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. letby refused to appear in the dock for her sentencing. her victims�* families say she's evil and has destroyed their lives. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face their victims and hear first—hand the impact that the crimes that had on them and theirfamilies and loved ones. welcome to bbc news, you join me live outside manchester crown court where just in the last hour, the judge mrjustice goss who has provided over the case of lucy letby for

malcolm webb has more from the senegalese village.orter: people in the small coastal village are angry that dozens of people from their community have died at sea. the protesters have pulled farm machinery into the road and set it alight. this is one of several burning roadblocks along this road leading all the way down to the landing state. in the atlantic ocean, ait was n that boat was spotted by a spanish fishing vessel adrift about 300 km off the island, south of the cape verdean islands. that prompted a. rescue operation by the cape verdean coast guard. about 600 km into the atlantic ocean from here. the coast guard says that they rescued about 40 survivors. they said they found several dead bodies on board the boat. dozens more people that were thought to be on board are missing. there are dozens of shipwrecks every year as people try to traverse this route and hundreds of deaths. cape verde is seen as a gateway to the spanish canary islands. spain is part of the european union. so people see this as a possible route to a better

etheridge, wealth executive vice president, malcolm, welcome we're start with draftkings, about about% the stock was a beat and raised on results how do you feel about being an owner of this one? >> yeah, i consider that when i'm buying i don't own the personally maybe just yet, but coming off a strong earnings report where they not only beat expectations but also raised guidance for the remainder of the year. plus, they're head nothing to football season which i know is prime time for their business model and it's when they tend to see higher bets with margins. if they can finally make this the last year of losing money and turn a profit heading into 2024, draftkings might have something here >> stock up nearly 3% right now. up next, booking holdings, the stock making big gains after a robust second quarter results. the ceo telling cnbc the company sees no signs of travel demand slowing, so malcolm, what do you think? >> i consider this one a hold. i saw glenn fogle on the network this morning touting the blowout earnings quarter they had, and in fact, on the call, they said it was a

. >> malcolm put his head on my shoulder and he said, you will be all right. malcolm x, i didn't know who he was. >> reporter: what the veteran did know was that he wanted to be a part of the movement. williams said his grandmother encouraged him to get involved when he was a boy. he started marching at a young age and to this day, continues to fight for justice. >> racism , i was in all the marches in the 60s, that is all i did. >> reporter: now a 104-year-old new jersey native, ms. amy edwards and her family. >> i was standing right in front of the monument. i could reach up and touch martin luther king's shoe if i wanted to. >> reporter: she keeps those memories alive and passes them on to every generation of her family and so does williams. today, at 91 years old, his front yard is lined with signs for justice. >> this is my favorite one. >> reporter: he says there is still hope, dr. martin luther king jr.'s dream is still alive. >> all of these things, it's been going on for years. we've been complaining about it, that is why i joined, to try to help my c

also on the eve of malcolm. i said goodbye to the russian fans.hing letter in which he noted that zenit would be successful, and without him sergey semak called the best coach in his career, and zenit was the number one club in his career, not only due to success, but also because this is the first club for which malcom spent more than 100 matches before zenita brazil played in the carinthian of bordeaux and barcelona for the transition of few teams. zenith received about 60 million euros. network from there with a big thank you to all the players , coaching staff and club staff i shared with, there are many great moments here. i came here for simple fans of the club, and i leave for those who bring love to the zenith, deep in the heart. i am very pleased that a new challenge has appeared in my life. a new sporting goal, but i will continue to support zenith even from afar and now i want to say, peter i than i love. now hockey is less than a month away from the start of the new khl season. the day before , the traditional summer tournament with th

most of the victims are believe to be from the village of fast boy instead of gold. malcolm weapons that it was cold, says they rescued about 40 survivors. they said they found several dead bodies on board, the boat and thousands more of the people who thought to be on board. missing the red, thousands of ship rex every as people try to traverse this route on hundreds of desks . okay, that is seen as a gateway to the spanish canary island. spain is part of the european union. so people see this as a possible route to a better and safer life. malcolm web al jazeera fast boy center go is ready for assistive killed the palestinian man during your rate in the occupied westbank with the 2 year old died when soldiers stormed the house in the city of janine several others were injured during a gun fight between palestinian fighters and the is ready officials on hawaii, molly island have begun identifying victims of the wall finds that level the time of laughing. at least a $110.00 people have confirmed that, and that number is expected to rise and coming days, president trip. but it's expected

well, of course, that the departure of malcolm immediately weakened some attacking zenith's attackingion here. eh, the man was a super class for our championship , he played in such clubs and combed and precisely his level, because zenit tried to play. that's how it often is. it was through the right somewhere more shifted in itself from the center closer to the mothers and and even in front of irem zenit and realized that the main danger comes from the malcolm. yes now he is gone, and zenit has already rebuilt the game, given that they came out against us two attackers. that's but realized their chances played for one we conceded a reliable one only from the penalty spot, so i think this is just a reason for us to reconsider our game, to think and analyze everything carefully, to draw some conclusions. spartak is probably our most active club in the summer transfer market. this is competition, which additionally arises where you don’t seem to expect it. uh, what kind of reaction should there be to her and what kind of reaction is actually not hers happening now, honestly everyone is

malcolm webb, al jazeera, fast boys, senegal. a woman from texas has been arrested with threatening to kill a judge overseeing one of the trials facing donald trump. in a separate development involving the former us president, the names and addresses of members of the grand jury in georgia have been posted online. john hendren has more from atlanta, georgia. the dark side of the pro-trump army seems to have been mobilized here, as it was on january 6, 2021. in the case of washington, d. c., the judge, tanya chutkin, was threatened with a voicemail. that voicemail used racial slurs against the judge, who is black. the woman who left the message, or purportedly did so, said that we are looking for you. we want to kill you. that woman was later arrested, apparently, using her own phone to make that call. and then in the case of these far-right websites, they have been posting the names and addresses of the jurors here in atlanta, who came down with the indictment of donald trump. and, of course, that threatens the potential safety o

and would, the stabilize the whole region. malcolm web, l g 0, the cost center go well to the us. now where a judge in new york has sent the founder of the failed f t x crypto currency to prison for 2 months before his trial was set to begin, the judge has revoke sam backs and phrase bail after prosecutor said he tried to influence witnesses. 31 year old has pleaded not guilty to charges he defrauded investors, whereas businesses went bankrupt last year. he's also charged with diverting millions of dollars of crypto currency from customers. what rosalind jordan's live in washington was the very latest for us. and rosalind talk to us a little bit about what the prosecutors are alleging sound, background fried, has done to really influence this case. and why this may the judge so unhappy to? well, what are the precepts of us? the law is that if you refuse to have a crime, you do have the right to defend yourself, but there are limits, and prosecutors say that 4 months, sam, bank winfree, has pushed the boundaries, has crossed the boundaries, not just into uh, trying to tamper with a

week to discuss the next steps, it's cooling for the president to be reinstated. folks, there is malcolm web is monitoring developments instead of goals. capital of hundreds of pro testers gathered outside of military base that occupied by french and the gerry and soldiers forming colonial power fronds was an ally of the house, the president how much does the price as carried clack costs and sean sit down with fronts and down with acura west, which is the regional economic block in west africa, is leaders was said, they'll pass them by force for a possible minute to intervention organizations. that it to be aligned with those behind the 2 soldiers from the presidential god of the support, the case of cold for the demonstration echo athlete is a message on says day in nigeria and announced that they would stop putting together this done by force president watson where of code dive all said code divide would contribute. a battalion of soldiers about 850 troops. the only number that we have so far, but been in incentive goals, that they would also contribute troops. in the case of an interv

most of the dads were from the village of fast boy and said a gall malcolm. why it is that the people here in a small town, a fast boy, a morning they've gathered outside this home. the family that lives here lost 3 young men in the boat, in the house, across the street, the family that lives that last to now it's common for people to travel from all over the region to this part of san a goal and continue genies in boats onto kate zed, a into the spanish canary islands. boom. this occasion we've learned from speaking to the people ahead of the majority of the people on the boat from here. so it's devastating for these communities also cause quite a lot of anger because despite set sail more than a month ago, normally people here say it takes no more than 7 days and a boat sailing into the atlantic to reach k, the they said they've known for some weeks that this boat was in trouble, they alerted the authorities here in san a go because they say did nothing. they didn't low interest of operation. it's on the in the last couple of days. the people who have learn

and malcolm lab reports from the car in senegal, the west african regional economic blog echo was just put out the statement saying that he learned with stupefaction about the charges presented by the minute feel. so it's, he's in his yeah, against recently asked did president the how many visits in the statement or sex and then to move and said it contradicted signs, recent signs that there was a possibility of receiving peaceful means to echo was said would be of a ton to constitutional rule, united nations has also commented saying that is worrying statements and then expressed concern about the conditions of president as him and his family who are detained by the military. also, it also it sees in the jazz caps. so when the, i'm a, the us government's also commented condemning the move. no, this comes at a time when echo us. so america, last member states that preparing a son by force for a possible military intervention code, the wall has said that it was put in a battalion of troops, a 150 soldiers send a goal. and the name would also be expected to contribute troops. but to co a

i did research, i just need a couple not nigeria and stay with the story. malcolm web has more from dot car, the west african regional economic blog echo was just put out a statement saying that it learned with stupefaction about the challenges presented by the minute. feel so if he's in his yeah, against recently ousted president, the how much was the statement or sex and then to move instead of contradicted assigns recent signs that there was a possibility of deceiving, peaceful means. to echo, i said, would be a ton to constitutional rule. united nations has also commented saying that is worrying statements and then expressed concern about the conditions of president as him and his family who are detained by the military. also it also it sees in the jazz caps, so when you, i'm a, the us government's also commented condemning the move. now this comes at a time when echo us. so macro last member states that preparing a stand by force for a possible ministry intervention coat of law has said that it would put in a battalion of troops, a 150 soldiers send a goal. and the name would also

but no, no, no number of additional shit, wrecks go unrecorded. malcolm web out to 0, the cost center go now to the wall $5.00 and the us state of hawaii that raised an entire close to town. at least a 106 people reported to have died. president joe biden says he'll travel to the island of molly on monday, off to criticism. he still hasn't visited the scene. teams assisting through robins searching for schumann remains and what was a popular towards destination. and home 215000 people, more than a 1000, a still missing. what is also a fundamental importance to us as protecting the land, protecting the land for our local people. some people took out a contact, the comment i made a day or 2 ago about purchasing land. that is to protect it, to protect it for our local people, so that it's not stolen by people on the mainland. so i've asked my attorney general to watch for predatory practices, and we will be imbedding attorneys. so we're going to work pro bono for our people . now we attorneys from always people to be at our joint, our joint response centers available to all of us. so if

they say the referendum is illegal. malcolm web reports, the provisional referendum result was as predicted by basic government, which says it's to people's, well, i'm the physician. you say that vote was in legal and rig electrical, all sorts. he said, 95 percent of the sites is were in favor of changing the constitution. president fast on option was to a day or has been in office since 2016. the constitutional changes would allow him to stay for another 16 years. of his government says they'll bring stability in development. don't say to me, thought about it was a question of meeting the needs of the people that the people are above the president of the republic. so when people ask for something, we have an obligation to respond. it was necessary to propose a new laws. you turn out that polling stations in the capital bank. he was visited the low during last week's vote. opposition and rights groups say they being threatened in a time for campaigning against the changes. told them people, the boys will take and say, turn out was about 10 percent. the electoral thirty's says it was 6 times

and would, the stabilize the whole region. malcolm web, l g 0, the cost center go. those for like a walk is being held to commit by the arrival of the tumble communities of india. then the 200 years ago, the b 15 data came to highlight the play 10 role, the tables of the island nation. of this history now many tumbles with taking the to work and the plantation story which is play video rule rights groups say that they be marginalized for generations betterments to pull risk despite the contribution to the economy. let's get more of this. what corresponds with alpha and as he joins us now from metalli and no good have you with us, obviously a time to reflect to the past, perhaps plan a future that's more inclusive. in fact, for those that have been on this much absolutely . i mean, these are the descendants of those groups that were brought down from south india, essentially colored full by british foundation donors in ceylon, at the time so long caught up who wanted basically labor to man the plantations, the coffee plantations, and then subsequently keep long stati

and with the stabilize the whole region. malcolm web al jazeera, the cost center go across and back to the united states. for this next door, a judge in new york, a sent the founder of the failed s t x crypto courtesy to prison. 2 months before his trial was set to begin, the judge revoke sam back that fried fail after prosecutor said he tried to influence witnesses. the 31 year old has pled not guilty to charges to fraud investors when his businesses went bankrupt last year. his also check large list diverting millions of dollars of crypto courtesy from customers. well, i'll just here as roslyn. jordan is in washington, was the very latest for us. and rosalind talked to us a little bit about this case. why would some banks and fried uh, have, have tried to do this? what would the advantages be to this and, and how was this uncovered? the well, essentially this is something that prosecutors have been flagging to the federal judge who is handling the case of sam brown bank when fried for months. and they say that perhaps the most egregious example of his engaging allegedly, and witness

and the politics malcolm web, alger 09 baby, kenya, to ukraine, where russian missiles have struck in the east and done the asp region getting at least 7 people and injuring nearly 2000 cranes as themselves have residential buildings and a hotel housing foreign journalists. and the city of across the deadly attack came just a day off for officials from around 40 countries gather in saudi arabia to find a peaceful resolution to the war. this is what was meant for you as right. the rest of g company and novelist and the outside westbank soldiers demolished the home of a 49 year old palestinian man. they say killed. 2 is ready for the study of this year. the palace to be in the red crescent says as well as miniature $510.00 guess soldiers into the us comp, which is internally displaced. syrians and rebel held in the presence of protesting against the closure of a few minutes here in colorado. we've took here the bottle, holla crossing is a lifeline for millions of citizens living outside of government controlled areas. last month, the un security council failed to agree on an extension t

well, out of here is malcolm web is following developments for us from nairobi. the result that was announced is as it was expected, firstly by the government. which said that changing the constitution was the will of the people, it will sit by the opposition, which it said the referendum was illegal and likely to be wrecked. to turn out was visibly low following stations in the capital bank even by thing took place last week or position and rights groups. the cold on people to boy called the poll. they say that turn out was about 10 percent. the electrical authority said so now it was about 60 percent president foss done or shows what day was being in power since 2016. the changes to the constitution could allow him to serve another 27. yeah, 10, you know, face following elections that are due in 2 years from now about hall. so central africans are in need of humanitarian aid. about half a 1000000 people living in kansas, displaced by conflict, ways of the countryside controlled by on groups. the capital, some towns and some mines, whether foss, deposits of gold

the boat laughed setting all a month ago, heading for the spanish canary islands. malcolm, but has bought from fast boy the fishing village, where the boat started its jedi. every family we spoke to in this fishing village has lost his son, a father who both more than a 100 people. many of them young men, set sail from him more than a month ago. most of them won't come back to people from i didn't young. somebody of missing sons among the survivors. when he called from a hospital in kate said a she says he was too weak to explain what happened. but she said she understands why he took the powerless trip. she's looking off to his 2 year old son. she waits and hopes he'll make it home. and then with that you ended up, the only work in this place is sufficient. these days the young people are going to see and not catching much. because foreign visuals are taking it all. they have to support the mother and the children. that's why they want to go to europe so they can send some money today families in napa people is the same fishing dates that provided a livelihood for generations. paused wit