de malÍ tuvo que suspender.ores tenÍan inconvenientes para poner al kdÍa fueron llevando, aquÍ estÁ el tÉcnico con su equipo. estos son los 11 que manda sergio a. ya lo habÍa anticipado en telemundo. agarre y kevin gutiÉrrez el shu aquÍ lozano y ramÍrez de chivas la camiseta nÚmero 11 en el frente de ataque y otro delantero de pachuca guillermo memo martÍnez los 11 de mÉxico es lindo este equipo hermosillo >>> sÍ, la verdad que muy bien armado con buenos jugadores y balanceado. >>> asÍ se para el equipo que dirige el tÉcnico de 57 aÑos que regresa a un mundial en nueva zelanda, estuvo aquÍ con la selecciÓn sub 17 en el mundial de 1999 en aquel mundial en donde conocimos a un tal donovan que anda acompaÑando a la selecciÓn de fÚtbol. el entrenador de la selecciÓn de malÍ fue el tÉcnico de aquella selecciÓn sub 17 grandote el capital. >>> es el alemÁn es el arbitro. terna alemana. todo todo todo: >>> la alineaciÓn de malÍ. la Última arenga. lo que sucede con el debut. hay que sacarse los primeros minutos de encima

, for the country and salute the international community, who stood by mali and the population in theuffered for three years now. >> reporter: they are fighting for greater autonomy in the north and stronghold of this supporters denounced agreement which the rebel coalition approved in algeria. >> translator: we are against the algeria deal and ready to fight to the day of our victory. >> translator: we don't accept the signature, it's not in our interest, the needs are not being met and we don't want it. >> reporter: continuing fighting in mali is casting doubt on the peace process. on friday forces exchanged fire with pro-government groups in the town here the separatists have shown just what they are capable of they seized and controlled the northern two thirds of mali during a military coup in 2012 and the boycott of the peace deal is further proof they have not abandon their struggle for self determination. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has been sentenced to death for his role in the 2013 attack which killed three people. a jury in the u

now he's an employer back in mali. michaela: you can find out more about our topic of the week: "refugees' hopes europe's challenge" by logging on to dw.de/refugees. like many places around the globe, the coral reefs off the coast of brazil are under threat from climate change. overfishing is a huge issue too -- and it's the demise of one fish in particular that's left environmentalists most dismayed. the diligent parrotfish evolved into something of a clean up team for coral reefy by feasting on algae...but few now survive long enough to reproduce. environmental group "conservation international" is working hard to bring them back. parrotfish possibly the most beautiful south american fish. and we find one here in a backyard. "this is it," says the fisherman. "the finest fillet." the blue beauties are native to these waters. but here on land, no one knows what the fish actually look like. they only know them in the form of a tasty snack. thousands of fishermen in the brazilian state of bahia earn their living from the

more to come here on the al jazeera news hour why mali rebels have backed out of a peace deal with thenment. indonesia helps migrants who made it ashore and says it won't take in any more refugees. plus. >>> i'm ronald in doha at the start of a new diamond league season and once again the rugs that are casting a long shadow over this sort of athletics. ♪ dozens of people have been killed in the southern yemen city with fighters on both sides ignoring a humanitarian ceasefire. u.n. and gulf envoy with yemen tribesmen are set to met on riyad on sunday and houthi rebels won't be attendingly and viewers may find i'm analyzes in kim's report disturbing. >> reporter: these children are the survivors of shelling in the southern city, forces loyal to the deposed president saleh are blamed and claims and counterclaims of yemen's war are escalating. despite this yemen's third biggest city is spared. fighters loyal to president hadi along untrained locals try to stop houthi advances street by street. they say the houthis are taking advantage of a pause in saudi led air strikes launching attacks o

the northern two-thirds of mali during a military coup in 2012.heir boycott of the latest pizza deal is proof they haven't abandoned their struggle for self determination. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> thailand and, malaysia and indian he's i can't have been turning away boats full of my grants despite u.n. pressure to rescue thousands of people adrift at sea. most are roghinya. they have been referred to as bengalese. rights groups say this wrongly says they are i am grant. they don't recognize the royhinga as asigh lim seekers. they are worried large numbers of migrants will add a burden to limited social services. while they are members of the association of southeast asian nations, that body has no integrated bucket or policy to deal with the migrant crisis. a report now from indonesia where help is pouring in for nearly 1500 my grantsz who have been trapped at sea. >> three months at sea with hardly any food and nowhere to go. the asylum seekers are finally getting help. volunteers with aceh and social workers have come with medical supplies an

and they have seize the two-thirds of northern mali in the 2012, and their boycott of the peace deal is further proof that tauregs have not abandoned their struggles. >> overfishing is threatening to kill off africa's own species of penguins. er witherica wood went to the western cape to see what is being done to save them. >> this is a penguin hospital, a place where distressed, injured or orphaned birds come to rehabilitate. >> in 2014 we had 942 penguin checks. >> some of them are being nursed back to health. others are permanent residents. like skipper. he'll never return to the wild. he's too tame. >> the education team are training him to be an ambassador bird. which i think he'll be amazing at. >> 10,000 children come through here every year to learn about penguins. other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> is it a boy or a girl. >> we don't know yet. we're still waiting for the lab results to come back. it will show us if it's a boy or girl. >> indicating younger generations are important because numbers of african penguins are low. there are fewer than 18,000 breed

. >> still to come on the program mali's rebels have backed out of the peace deal with the governmentplus we'll report on how militias are leading the fight against the taliban in afghanistan's province. and after this, pepper spray one of argentina's football players are attacked. >> in spite of a five-day humanitarian cease-fire the truce is due to expire on sunday. that's when regional political leaders plan to meet in the saudi arabia capital of riyadh to try to end the crisis. but the houthis won't be there. well the u.n. said that since the conflict began more than a month ago more than 1,500 people have been killed. since the airstrikes started two months ago. nearly half a million yemenis have been displaced. the troops have helped those in need but it's concerned that progress is slow. al jazeeraal jazeera hashem ahelbarra reports. >> pro government fighters capture the city of taiz. but the government will send in reinforcement in the city. >> all of taiz is with the resistence of the houthis. the resistence has a lot of support. everybody is supporting them. >> the houthis

troops are being deployed in northeastern mali where fighting has intensified between separatists and government forces. at least 15 people have been killed during the past two days and there are reports of more fighting. >> the town has become a flash point in northern mali. troops are being sent to the area to establish the buffer around the area to protect civilians. it led to the coordination and accuses government troops of killing civilian who is were captured by governmental lie militia. fighters told al jazeera that they controlled a nearby area. a spokesman said that they don't recognize the recent peace deal. with the agreement signed on the 15th, they dismiss who signed it without taking permission from the leader of the coalition of the people of azawad. last week they signed a peace agreement, but members of the coalition rejected it and said that more talks are needed. they said they need a deal with the separatists to go after other groups. the forces it's a big blow to all the movements. this individual seen as most violent of all leaders in the north, of course, i'm s

eve: french special forces killed two jihadist leaders in northern mali, both prominent figures in alaeda islamic maghreb. the men who masterminded the kidnap and murder of two journalists from france 24's sister radio station rfi in 2014 3. luke: it was the mastermind behind kidnappings in the sahel. ag hama leading to i after the killings of ghislaine dupont and claude verlon, shot dead in northern mali in november 2013. amada ag hama, aka abdelkrim al-targui or the touareg used ransoms to find jihadist activities. in 2010, michael was killed by al-targui himself. in 2011, abdelkrim al-targui's men seized two frenchmen. one died in captivity, the other waited until last december to be free. abdelkrim al-targui played a central role in the deal to release the 4 in 2013. his tactic of targeting foreign nationals for kidnappings seemingly part of his downfall. frenchmen street -- french military has been targeting him for two years. eve: the islamic state group has taken control of all of the agency of palm europe -- of palmyra. government planes carried out airstrikes in retaliation.

with west africa, but mali in 2012 had a military coup. jihadists came and took over the northern half of the country. and during that period of time, women didn't have -- well they were not even allowed to even show their hands or feet. but after the jihadists left, there was still six sigma and there was a need to reconstruct the social structure. and basically, what women did is that they came together illegally and the younger women who had exposure to facebook, twitter, to brazilian tv soap operas were the ones who were training their mothers on how to speak up or how to discuss with men and how to make sure they find a room at the table of negotiations. these intergenerational capacity building programs have really worked in these types of situations and they've also shown that when women decide that they want a new role in society, it happens really fast. now, the main challenge that i would like to highlight, and maybe we can all answer this question together is how do we make sure that the progress that are made at the grass roots

they come from nigeria, ghana, mali senegal and beyond. men and women, young and old. you want to go to europe? many of the migrants here are not happy to be returning to libya. to reach this point they have traveled for weeks, sometimes months. they had to work to earn enough money to pay for the journey and to be picked up on a day where there's good weather conditions is a huge disappointment. it's back on land in libya that it becomes clear how much of a disappointment it is. how hungry they are. and how vulnerable they feel. >> please help me. help me please. i'm on my way going. please. i'm almost there. please help me and let me be there. please. >> reporter: their stories are ones of people trying to escape the turmoil they were born into. she's from ghana and three months pregnant. she was hoping to give birth in italy. >> i'm very stressed out and frustrated. i'm angry and frustrated right now because i don't know where to starpt start and i don't know what to do. i have nothing right now. i have nothing. i have nothing. >> reporter: she's from nigeria. her f

. >>> hay mÁs fÚtbol con el debut de mÉxico, campeÓn de concacaf ante mali.a la final del clausura 2015 en la liga mexicana los voy a esperar junto a samy a las once p.m. del este o despuÉs del noticiero local edgardo. >>> allÍ estaremos puntuales, gracias. >>> es momento de la pausa comercial. y nos vamos antes, antes de pasar es que manÁ es noticia el grupo manÁ es noticia al igual que el hijo de joan sebastian hoy en telemundo espectacular mi querido kike tiene toda la para informaciÓn, adelante kike cuÉntanos. >>> asÍ, y comenzamos mak na que estrenÓ su nuevo video la prisiÓn. grabado en el desierto de california la canciÓn trata de una supuesta liberaciÓn. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ no no no. no mi amor. >>> hum serÁ que fer escribiÓ esta canciÓn pensando en alguna ex, espero que no sea una amiga mÍa. >>> bueno. >>> en otro tema ese supo que el hijo de joan sebastian y maribel guardia se internÓ voluntariomente para combatir su problema con el alcohol. su mamÁ y su papÁ lo estÁn apoyando. >>> que bueno. >>> el director de contenido de "suelta la sopa" juan manuel cortÉ

now fighters in mali have killed nine soldiers just days before a peace deal was due to be signed andi defense ministry said a convow by timbuktu was ambushed and 14 wounded in attack and rebels active in the north despite french and u.n. troops. to burundi where heavy gunfire has been reported at a protest in the capitol and witnesses say police were firing tear gas at demonstrators who were throwing stones and it's unclear who fired the shots and there have been weeks of violent protests in burundi for the business to run for a third term and his decision to run again violates the peace deal that ended burundi's civil war in 2005. the international organization for migration has called on southeast asian governments to find and rescue migrants believes to be stranded at sea and at risk of death. indonesia navy has redirected a packed boat full of migrants to malaysia coast after providing it with food and water. on monday malaysia detained 1,000 migrants from myanmar and bangladesh including dozens of children and we have more from malaysia. >> reporter: i'm standing outside the sho

and if it's not stopped, it is going to spread to other countries in africa and has now spread to mali. it will eventually spread to, you know, to south asia. and those would be catastrophes. the problem isn't -- people are -- you know, there's a certain amount of hysteria about ebola, here. >> yeah. >> we don't need to be so worried about ebola in america. our health system is such that we will stop it. >> you're not -- you're not freaked out. >> i'm not freaked out about the u.s. at all; but the way to protect america is not to build barriers or do things at the airport, here. the way to protect americans is to stop it in west africa. >> all right. so let me stop you, there. so this has become a hot topic, politically. you do not believe there should be a travel ban -- >> i don't. >> -- at airports? >> i don't. i think that that impedes the effort to -- to end it in -- in west africa. >> but couldn't we -- >> -- and that should be the -- >> -- couldn't we -- couldn't we wire around a commercial travel ban to allow experts to get overseas? i mean, couldn't we have both? >> i mean, in

en nuestra cadena es la casa de mundial y todo inicia maÑana sÁbado con partido entre mÉxico y mali.mear y me meto en la habitaciÓn que Él tiene en la casa de su mamÁ. >> traidora, descarada. >> cÁllate. >> eso es lo que eres tÚ. >> y encuentro, doctora, ¡un paquete asÍ de grueso de flyers! ¡esto para mÍ es la cosa mÁs cochina que yo he podido haber visto! >> por las redes sociales vi la opciÓn, que me ha ido excelente. >> "cubanazo buenazo, busca mujeres insatisfechas". o sea que este hombre es prostituto. >> ¡es un prostituto asqueroso! >> necesito que saque a su ex mujer de mi casa. >> la razÓn de la que estÁ viviendo con ustedes es ¿por quÉ? >> porque no ha podido superar la separaciÓn.

telemundo, de mundial sub-20 de nueva zelanda todo inicia este sÁbado con el partido entre mÉxico y malia causiÓn de cientos de personas de sus hogares por ahora es voluntario pero esto podrÍa cambiar, se teme mÁs tormentas. las Últimas cifras que 23 personas han muerto por estas inundaciones y socorristas estÁn leeibrando lucha contrarreloj estaremos muy al tanto de la situaciÓn que se vive aquÍ en texas por ahora es todd mi parte. >>> gracias josÉ hemos visto esta gran tragedia que se importante para la dmun dado, nos vemos maÑana a la hora de siempre buenas cc: telemundo network >> y anda vestido con minifalda, tacones y una peluca. [Él interrumpe] ¿me permites? estoy explicando lo que pasÓ. entonces mi padre lo escolta fuera de la tienda y lo alcanza hasta el estacionamiento. entonces, saca una pistola y le da tres balazos. >> es una forma de defensa. yo comprÉ la pistola teniendo licencia. >> a Él tambiÉn lo deberÍan de condenar a muerte... doctora: aunque bueno, ahÍ pudo haber alegaciones de defensa propia porque tu papÁ tenÍa un bate en la mano. >> vengo aquÍ a demandarla para que

the two journalists from the french radio station shot dead minutes after being teased in northern mali. he was at the head of one of the principal brigades that make up al qaeda. these the ransoms for kidnapping foreigners to fund the jihadist activities. in 2010, he died four months later, killed by the man himself according to one capture jihadist. they seized to frenchmen. he connectivity two years later while another had to wait until last december to be freed. he also played a role in the released for in 2013. his tactic of targeting foreign nationals for kidnapping seemingly part of his downfall. the french military has been hunting him since the start of operations over two years ago. anchor: to the latest violence in burundi where they have been clashing on the streets. a soldier were shot dead by police this wednesday as they sought to restore order one week after a failed attempt asked a president. we have the latest. >> shots heard in the burundi capital in the clashes between police and protesters. here the government demonstrators had security forces on wednesday. teargas

coast guards carried out a rescue operation. 500 dingies each with 100 people onboard come from ghana mali, senegal and beyond, men and women, young and old. >> you want to go to europe? many of the migrants here are not happy they are returning to libya. to reach this point, they have traveled for weeks sometimes months. they had to work to earn enough money to pay for the journey and to be picked up on a day where there's good weather conditions is a huge disappointment. >> it's back on land in libya that it becomes clear how much of a disappointment it is, how hungry they are and how vulnerable they feel. >> please help me. help me, please. i'm on my way going please, i'm almost dead, please help me, led me be dead. please. oh! >> their stories are people trying desperately trying to escape the turmoil they were born into. >> she is from ghana and pregnant. she was hoping to give birth in italy. >> i don't know what to do. right now, i have nothing. i have nothing. >> from nigeria her father was killed by boko haram. she promised to send money back to her mother when she set off. >> i d

incluyen: vamos a glosar lo que cueste combate de mi web y mali partiÓ y nos preparÓ este reporte.lo que esperaba los vectores como rigoberto gonzÁlez de la llamada de la pelea del siglo. >> la pelea no dio, lo bueno es que no pague 50.000 $, lo que le pasÓ mucha gente... >> javier barajas tambiÉn dice estar desilusionado y una pelea por la cual se habÍa esperado. cinco aÑo antes de la peleas. >> me daban los mÍos 8000 $ del boleto si ha sabido que una pelea como toda pudo andar corriendo se lo hubiera vendido. >> manÍ parqueado dijo que Él pensÓ que habÍa ganado el combate y revelÓ que el segundo, se resintiÓ de una lesiÓn que le impidiÓ hacer su estilo acostumbrado. >> para encuentros entre la manera de ganar en ese instante no no dice estar ya, en este caso parqueado... creo que sale sobrando. la pregunta es que si da >> estoy seguro que vamos a volver a ir. william: muchos esperaban que estÉ fuera de la agarrÓn del siglo pero en realidad me pareciÓ, que quedÓ muy lejos mi web hizo su trabajo en lo personal me parece que parqueado si se equivocÓ su estrategia? >> los estilos fue

arriba la tÍa maly! la mamÁ maly! alan: el sabor en tu mesa.as, asÍ que las desvanecieron y cambiaron la direcciÓn, tambiÉn arreglaron su pÁrpado de su nariz. >> estÁ feliz, me dice, ya no tengo nada. reportera: es el momento que madre e hijo habÍan estado esperando desde que el perro lo agrediÓ. >> gracias al doctor, por todo esto, adiÓs, tanta gente que nos ha ayudado. reportera: despuÉs de nueve cirugÍas en el lapso de un aÑo, los doctores dicen que kevin puede ingresar a la escuela por primera vez, y asÍ lo harÁ en el prÓximo ciclo escolar. satcha: muchas gracias, y kevin, te estamos apoyando con mucho entusiasmo en tu casa de "despierta amÉrica". quizÁs usted ya lo sabÍa, pero una investigaciÓn lo confirma, luego de dar a luz la mayor parte del trabajo en la casa, la asumen quiÉnes? >> los hombres! sathca:las mujeres, aunque el rol de los hombres ha tomado mÁs importancia, el trabajo de las madres aumentan dos horas. entras que para los hombres 40 minutos, esperamos que tengan algo muy especial para las madres en su dÍa, me refiero a usted

with west africa, but mali in 2012 had a military coupe. took over the northern half of the country, and during that period of time, women didn't have, well, they were not allowed to even show their hands or feet. but after the jihadists left there was still stigma, there was a need to reconstruct the social structure, and basically, what women did is that they came together illegally, and the younger women who had exposure to facebook, twitter, to brazilian tv soap operas were the ones who were training their mothers on how to speak up or how to discuss with men and how to make sure they find a room at the table of negotiations. these capacity building programs have really worked in these types of situations and have also shown that when women decide that they want a new role in society, it happens really fast. now, the main challenge that i would like to highlight, and maybe we can all answer this question together is how do we make sure that the progress that are made at the grass roots level also translate at the regional level and at t

mali: we begin with the failed coup attempt in burundi. president new currencies a -- president new currencies a -- several other reveling generals also taken into custody on friday. the president claimed he is back in the country but has not been seen yet. for more on the developing story, we go to duncan woodside in the capital. we have seen things move quite quickly in the past 24 hours. what is the latest? duncan: i hope you can hear me because the line at my end is very bad. what i can tell you is that it is agreed by the willing party by the authorities here that major general godefroid niyombare is on the run, contrary to prior rumors that he had been arrested. it is rumored arrests were created because -- molly: my apologies for interrupting you, duncan. the report came out saying that the general had indeed been arrested. duncan: yes, that is right. a very confused picture here. -- [at that point what he is reported to have told him is that he was surrounded by loyalist soldiers and that he had no option but to surrender and that

they come from mali niger, all over. you know you have it here. trade has become an integral part of the economy, yet it's dominated by outsiders. one analysts say it's because of the way the market has developed. >> traditionally women bought and controlled goods in the markt. nobody was selling second hand goods. the foreigners came in and started doing that. >>reporter: he says he came because he had to survive and as long as the customers keep coming the future is here. >>> finally, a new attraction is causing a splash among tourists in mexico. the clear lounge is being called the world's first underwater oxygen bar. guests sporting helmets can wade their way around the watering hole and if that's not enough they can play jenga. more on that and other stories on our website, aljazeera.com. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> this is a show about science, by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. marita davison is a biologist specializing in evolution

. >> a lot of buyers come from cameroon nigeria ghana they come from mali and niger, from youall around. >> the trade has become an integral part of the economy yet it's dominated by outsiders. one analyst said it's because of the way the market has developed. >> traditionally women sold goods in the markets. nobody was selling second-hand goods. the foreigners came and found an opportunity and exploited that part of the market. >> he said he came because he had to survive. as long as customers keep coming the future is here. al jazeera togo. >> news from across the african continent, from all corners of the globe, you can see there bombing in yemen the stories out of india the interview with bill clinton former u.s. president. take a look at that, www.aljazeera.com. that's www.aljazeera.com. >> ramadi falls into isil hands. now the u.s.-led coalition steps up airstrikes trying to regain control. fall out from ferguson. the white house taking new steps to keep military grade weapons away from local police departments, and shutting down the port of seattle activists are doing everything

troops have been deployed in mali as fighting intensifyies between separatist and government forces. 15 people have been killed in menaka. soldiers have within accused of killing nine civilians including a boy in the town. there have been cease-fire violations. >>> in ethiopia the prime minister has promised fair elections and is expected to do well. huge government rallies have been taking place. opposition accuse those in power of stifling the event. >>> demonstrations became famous when a protester was shot dead. the activist died on the anniversary of the revolution against former president hosni mubarak. a police officer has been charged with manslaughter over her death. >>> saudi arabia's interior ministry said it has identified the person responsible for a suicide-bombing. he is affiliated with isil and is alleged to have detonateed a bomb where 21 people were killed. >>> the united nations' children charities is worried about the emotional affect nepal's earthquake has had on young people. many not only lost their homes but also their families. and the country's child welfare

somali - they get the lowest marks, followed by democratic republic of congo central african republic mali and niger. they are among the longest of nations where the u.s. has been working to improve medical care. threats to that work bought elton john to capital hill. he testified on global health issues telling law makers that they need to continue to fund efforts. he said that it is in their power to turn aids from an epidemic into an illness. >> i'm here with a simple mess take - the aids epidemic is not over. america's leadership is critical. there's a window for opportunity, a window where we can see the end of aides within my lifetime. we cannot aired to let the window closed >>> john created a foundation to help the u.s. government with health care and aids prevention >>> president binyamin netanyahu unveiled a few coalition, just barely i head of the jewish home party. despite a convincing victory, he struggled to find support in the knesset. the agreement with bennett gives the party a one-seat majority. less than two hours before binyamin netanyahu would have been legally require

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support to key countries in africa and in the arab world such as tunisia, egypt, as well as sudan, mali, and we're stepping up cooperation with turkey and in cooperation with syria and iraq. and these are fundamental elements of our comprehensive approach to approach all migration-related issues. we have already established mobility partnerships with morocco, and dedicated dialogue with lebanon. this covers all migration immigration aspects. the fight against migration and asylum and international protection. we're working with regional partners in building capacity for maritime border management and search and rescue. operations. it is also important that the european union and the countries as well as the african union work in close partnership on this issue. we therefore very much welcome this perspective in the special summit as i discussed earlier recently. we're addressing the issue of poverty together, of wars, human rights unequal distribution of access to resources be it financial or other forms of resources. we need to do it with all the countries involved on an equal footing

of the surveillance, and will find out how much the congress is willing to do to change it >>> in mali there has been more fighting between separatist rebels in the north and pro government militia. battles are taking place in manaka, despite an official ceasefire. soldiers have been accused of killing nine civilians in a village nearby. the u.n. is investigating reports of human rights abuse. >> three people have been killed and 30 wounded in grenade attacks. in burundi it happened at a market in bujumbura, weeks of unrest starting with the president's decision to run for a third term in office. and homeless children are getting caught up in the fighting director protests. haru mutasa visited a center where some children go to escape the violence. >> reporter: there's no guns police or soldiers - just food. it's free. one less thing that the street children in burundi's capital have to worry about. it's far away from the protest against burundi's president. >> during the protest we hide in drains along the road. sometimes police find us and shoot us. >> reporter: many children come he

the malaysian coast, and it says it will not accept any more boats around 2,000 people have reached mali few days in a moment we will hear from our correspondent, but first this report from malaysia. the job to monitor and protect the waters around malaysia. as well as struggling humans now their job has become incredibly important. after the arrival of more than 1,000 migrants. this week sir you in your experience, you have been with the agency for ten years, you are seeing more and more people coming to malaysia via sea are you concerned about this? so we are getting reports that if they see any more boats coming into their waters they will give them food and file, and send them in malaysia's direction, what is your response to this. >> we have to consider if they come to our waters we cannot allow them to enter but we will still give them food and send them on their way. >> so the maritime agency here is on alert. for more arrivals they have asked for reinforcements of three more vessels and they will be afternooning up their patrol in the waters around malaysia. they have pushed back

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. >>> in mali peace keepers say they have repelled two attacks in the last two weeks.eal and ceasefire between the government and northern-based separatists groups were signed two months ago. >>> burundi's president, pierre nkurunziza has warned of what he calls severe sanctions against street protesters. and at least 400 people have been detained in burundi this week. the government has been trying to stop demonstrations against the president's plan to run for a third term. it's being described as the biggest political crisis since the civil war ended in 2005. >>> pilots flying for portugal's main airline have started a ten-day strike potentially affecting more than a quarter million passengers. they are demanding privatization pay. the government says the stoppage could ruin the airline and lose millions of dollars in tourism revenue. >>> now when it comes to the electric car market in the u.s. tesla motors is the dominate force, but one car maker is trying to change all of that. ford is moving part of its operation to silicon valley. john hendren reports. >> reporte

the two journalists from the french radio station shot dead minutes after being teased in northern mali.

refugee agency says fighting between armed groups in northern mali forced almost 60,000 team from their homes in the last month. the government and its allies signed a ceasefire deal with northern separatist groups last year. the violence escalated since pro-government fighters seize the a town late last month threatening to derail u.n. brokered peace efforts. >>> myanmar's navy intercepted a boat packed with 727 people off the coast. they found a similar boat carrying 200 migrants a week ago. they described those on board as bengalis for the minority muslim it doesn't consider citizens. it's warned against finger pointing at an emergency meeting to discuss the growing migrant crisis. >>> more than 4,000 migrants have landed in indonesia, malaysia and thailand myanmar and bangladesh since they launched a crackdown. the 17 countries attending the meeting agreed to step up search and rescue efforts to help the many at sea. they pledged to set up anti-trafficking task forces and approved a list of recommendations to tackle the causes of the citation including promoteing full respect for hu

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they come from nigeria ghana mali senegal and beyond. men and women young and old. >> you want to go to europe? many of the migrants here are not happy they are returning to libya. to reach this point they have traveled for weeks sometimes months. they have to work to earn enough money to pay for the journey to be picked up on a day where there is good weather conditions is a huge disappointment. back on the ground in libya, it is how much ever a disappointment how hungry they are and how vulnerable they feel. >> please help me. oh please, i'm almost there please help me. legality me be there. please. >> they are desperately trying to escape the turmoil they western born into. amina's from ghana and three months pregnant. she was hoping to give birth in germany. >> i don't know where to go. right now i have nothing. i have nothing. >> and alima is from nigeria. her father was killed by boko haram. she hope to send money back to her mother when she sets off. >> some of these migrants first arrived in libya to find a job. but like patrick

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