you for weeks french and mali and troops relentlessly pushed forward into northern mali tanks world along the main road between timbuktu and bamako. the evacuation of manuscripts was either recruited to side roads or continued by boat. sometimes a transportation vehicle was shot at an error from an aircraft when it was suspected that weapons were in the trunks. the tissues. the strategy of these armed groups the groups that move was to take everything from the residents of timbuktu that was of vital importance to them it dick in fallujah if that is taken from them or they no longer have any points of reference. it will be as if they had never even existed. there with their they existed attitude among war lead if you are nothing. it's easy to manipulate here. i am accompanied when they can do what they like with you. we had to prevent cost what it may is going to differ young absalom us over it as over the. last year. we had to look on as the more the limbs were destroyed. the same as happened in power my rebellious. and i'm sure same as happened in most of the muslim. that ensures the sam

recently arrived in france from mali was invited to the presidential palace. the building and house to save a child hanging from the cold war. three one now stay with us. here is a very important source of information for many people around the world old the camera has gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. i'm richelle carey here at al-jazeera english we have built a library of award winning documentaries over the past decade and on rewind we're taking another look at some of the very best of them this week on back to two thousand and ten on al-jazeera follow the heartwarming story of one man's determination to leave the poverty of us west african home in the liberian capital of monrovia risking his life to cross the sahara desert on the back of a pickup truck and the whole. of the better life in the west his name is joseph lamo and his drive to make a new life for his family was fraught with setbacks from two thousand and ten here's the extraordina

salvara un niÑo su heroÍsmo hizo que francia le conceda la nacionalidad ya le llaman el spiderman de malÍtardes a todos espero que comiencen muy bien esta semana les saluda felicidad a. >> la tormenta alberto ha avanzado por el golfo de mÉxico. >> y declarado las lluvias mÁs fuertes las intensas precipitaciones ponen en riesgo a mÁs de 20 millones de personas en el sureste del paÍs, lourdes hurtado tiene los datos. >> nadie esperaba pasar asÍ un dÍa en la arena estos dias generalmente calurosos. >> pero con la llegada de la tormenta sub tropical alberto no quedÓ de otras,s buscaron como proteger sus hogares alberto la primera tormenta del 2018 se adelanta a la temporada de huracanes. >> y mientras tanto avanza por las aguas del golfo de mÉxico arrojo fuertes lluvias que mantienen al sureste de estados unidos en alerta 4 y media pulgadas de lluvia han caÍdo en menos de 8 horas en cuba por lo que los gobernadores del estado de florida, alabama y mississippi han declarado alerta ahora mÁs de 20 millones de personas afectadas por las inundaciones vientos de 50 millas por horas podrÍan traer h

and the spiderman of paris — the immigrant from mali who's become a french hero after saving the lifefour—year—old. good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 9:00am in the korean demilitarised zone where efforts are continuing to put the planned summit between the us and north korea back on track. a us delegation is due to have more talks with the north koreans, but it's still unclear whether the summit will take place here in singapore next month. president trump and the japanese prime minister shinzo abe have confirmed by phone that they will meet before any summit takes place. to assess these developments, i spoke to the bbc‘s laura bicker in seoul. when it comes to those talks, they started on sunday. it was another surprise. these are top diplomats from the us and north korea, trying to reach some kind of deal they can give to their leaders. we think they will start to resume talks. a few days ago donald trump said there wouldn't be any talks between the us and north korea. now we are looking at two sets of ongoing talks. now we are looking at two sets of ongoi

and the spiderman of paris — the immigrant from mali who's become a french hero after saving the lifefour year—old. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 8am in the korean demilitarised zone, where efforts are continuing to put the planned summit between the us and north korea back on track. a us delegation is due to have more talks with the north koreans to find a way for the meeting between kim jong—un and donald trump to go ahead. while the outcome is still unclear, it could still take place here in singapore as early as june 12th. former us assistant secretary of state pj crowley explained to the bbc how that might happen i think a meeting will happen, at some point. whether it can happen onjune 12th, a really good question. to me, there are still two primary unknowns that we have to answer if the summit is going to go ahead, sooner rather than later. the first is, you know, is kim jong—un prepared to trade his nuclear and missile capability for security and prosperity? and, for donald trump, to the pointjust made, that kimjong—un is not going to yield everyt

the authorities took his belongings in abandon him on the mali inside of the desert border. the family was worried they came together and raised one hundred fifty us dollars hoping he would come home and call us and it was i knew i would see that. no i but he would see the money but then what he summoned up to come back. to life . mr and mrs blamo were upset with their son and hadn't even told them where he was going and you know what they would. have bought i begin to trust. his rule is that it won't cost to the one i want with bill. and with him think about this let me give you my blessing. joseph was back but liberia hadn't changed. just it has a computer science certificate from a vocational college but it's not enough for stable employment here day work holding boats at the beach was still the only job available to him and his friends . i'm fed up you don't know and then i doubt. you know. joseph wanted out once again so he took a chance in played what is called the u.s. green card lottery if you win you can live and work in the united states legally. so. long. but fina

se trata de un indocumentado de malÍ.casa el intrÉpido salta del balcÓn al otro y toma al niÑo y lo pone a salvo. es un inmigrante sin documento que llega a parÍs hace 8 meses a África en busca de una mejor vida ahora le llaman el spider-man de malÍ. >>> no querÍa que le pasara nada malo dijo el inmigrante y no lo pensÓ 2 veces para salvar al niÑo. cuando lleguÉ lo atrape y le preguntÉ por que has hecho esto y dÓnde estaba su madre, su madre no estaba en parÍs y el pequeÑo estaba al cuidado de su padre quien lo dejÓ solo en el apartamento cuando estaba de compras aparentemente se distrajo jugando pokÉmon las imÁgenes del rescate se hicieron virales. el presidente emanuel macron lo recibiÓ en el palacio del eliceo y le dio un certificado de valentÍa y empleo y le darÁ la ciudadanÍa francesa. tambiÉn en enero un joven indocumentado salvÓ a 6 personas de un ataque de un militante escondiendola en un refrigerador de un supermercado donde trabajaba en parÍs Él tambien fue nacionalizado. al nuevo hÉroe le han ofrecido trabajo c

but many refugees in italy like come out to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy no. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing. about this since i got here it's just insane it was old ruin and may shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all that it set out to dinner at least when it comes to migration. meanwhile across the atlantic the trumpet ministration has decided the two hundred thousand people from el salvador no longer fall apart for a program that has allowed them to live and work in the united states for nearly twenty years. after working for almost two decades to build a life for his family in maryland no c.e.o. months or does not want to take his children back to a country ravaged by gang violence. it's really dangerous because of the crime there. above all because so often young people are recruited to become members of the international criminal gangs mara salvatrucha mata. when the temporary protected status program for salvadora

but many refugees in italy like to come up to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy now. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. or many here in europe especially the u.k. and russia have been waiting for her to speak today she did you know your script all has spoken about her recovery from the nerve agent attack that almost killed her and her father a former spy they were poisoned in the british town of solsbury back in march your script all says her life has been turned upside down. nobody yes i will. hello my name is yulia scream i came to the u.k. on much the third to visit my father something i've done before you know after twenty days in a coma i word to the news that we may have been poisoned and i still find it difficult to come to terms with the fact that we were attacked in this way. the fact that

but many refugees in italy like to come out to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy now. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. shit full. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to dinner at least when it comes to migration. just a reminder of our top story in beijing german chancellor angela merkel says but china and germany are standing by the iran nuclear deal despite the u.s. pulling out. thanks for watching. if you accidentally shed some light to get in. trouble. time in the field. can you get out. with code. this week on d w.

but many refugees in italy like to come out to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy no. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe it i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. children prosecutors have charged three former german football federation officials with tax evasion in connection with the country's successful bid to host the two thousand and six world cup former dia the president spoke on news and theos funds and former general secretary horst schmidt are accused of hiding the real purpose of a payment of six point seven million euros to football's world governing body. the pain it was declared as an operating expense but investigators believe it was actually the repayment of a loan made three years earlier to world cup organizing committee chief beck and boa the three men denied the charges. now it's a car that's cruised into the he

she a determination to sum up pulls himself from balcony to balcony within a minute the migrant from mali has reached the four year old boy who was crying and had an injured foot french media claim the boy's father is being detained for parental neglect no one to kasama has been compared to the fictional superhero spider-man. but now he's been personally thanked and honored by french president emanuel mark on the new movie. more than i came out and i saw a child in the fourth or fifth floor. i didn't think about myself i ran across the road to save him. although my move to get some oh was said to be living illegally in france he's to be given french citizenship and he's been awarded for his courage. was. very happy as it's the first time i've ever got anything like this before and all of which is. to make the most of his climbing and rescuing skills this summer is also being offered a job in the fire brigade. columbia's headed for a runoff presidential election after voting on a sunday conservative even duke it won the first run with a close to forty percent of the votes he now face off a

within a minute the migrant from mali has reached and saved the four year old boy who was crying and had to inject food. french media claim the boy's father is being detained for parental neglect no wonder kasam has been compared to the fictional here or spite of and and now he's been personally thanked and on it by french president and you michael. so i came out and i saw a child in the full face floor i didn't think about myself a tool. i ran across the road to save him. although i was said to be living illegally in france he's to be given french citizenship and he's been awarded for his courage. because i'm very happy as is the first time i've ever go anything like this before so thank you he will go along with you. back outside the apartment a neighbour's can't believe dishonest bravery. because now you have because it was impressive it's not something that you see every day and that's why people were impressed he said when he came from far away to rescue someone who comes from here . for us in the neighborhood it's something that makes us very happy. and to make the most of this

but many refugees in italy like to come out to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy no. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. a reminder now of our top story. north korea. nuclear test site in the country's. borders on the. after between the two koreas. and investigators have said the missile that brought founding malaysia airlines flight m h seventeen nearly four years ago came from a russian military unit the passenger jet was shot down over eastern ukraine all two hundred ninety eight people on board were killed. next washington wants to impose new tariffs on imported cars how will that affect your car industry. and we'll have that story. to. learn german with. any time any place. i need to. go in the. streets you special.

within a minute the migrant from mali has reached and saved the four year old boy who was crying and had to ingest it. no wonder kasam is being compared to the fictional hearer spite of and and now he's been personally thanked and on it by french president and you michael. so i came out and i saw a child in the full face floor i didn't think about myself or to you know. i ran across the road to save him. you. know the moment you kasama i was said to be living illegally in france he has to be given french citizenship and he's been awarded for his courage. i'm very happy as is the first time ever the go anything like this before say thank you. wish you. back outside the apartment and neighbors can't believe dishonest bravery. because now you have because it was impressive it's not something that you see every day and that's why people were impressed he said when he came from far away to rescue someone he comes from here. for us in the neighborhood it's something that makes us very happy. and to make the most of his climbing and rescuing skills to some is also landed himself a job to wh

but many refugees in italy like come up to and from mali have reason to feel i'm easier now. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all that set out to do at least when it comes to migration. to football now in germany is national team has begun to arrive in northern italy for training ahead of the world cup and russia almost all twenty seven players in coach york in lives provisional squad will be there by the weekend but fans hoping to meet their favorite players are in for a bit of a letdown. german players want to relive this when they last won the world cup back in two thousand and fourteen final preparations to defend the title have started the team campaign epona in northern italy this was an emotional that it's finally starting it's at hand and you can get to work otherwise it's all in theory now we can come together and try to have both team spirit co

the lead just before half—time and then divock origi set up half—time and then divock origi set up mali some breathing space. with a two goal cushion to ta ke to space. with a two goal cushion to take to kiel next week, all spoke looks set to maintain their bundesliga status. staying with football, the women's super league season in england comes to a close this weekend. chelsea have already wrapped up the title and they've been celebrating a league and cup double. but it's also been a remarkable season for ann—katrin berger. the birmingham city keeper was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in november butjust five months later the german made it into the wsl team of the year. first thought was, why me crazy because i did healthy, i'm not a drinker at all. i play football, i'm, likea drinker at all. i play football, i'm, like a happy person. a few yea rs i'm, like a happy person. a few years ago my dad passed away and i said, no, i have to be strong for my family. my my first question, am i dying? after this he said no, that's, like, it's 90% you actually get rid of it and i was, like, ok, i

we -- mali in 2012. we work in close partnership with france in africa, and we are grateful for the critical support they provided to our forces in niger last october. that is the strategy. the authorities under which d.o.d. personnel implement this strategy in niger are varied, an array of fiscal, operational and legal authorities govern the various activities of u.s. military forces. these activities could include training and equipping, or advising and assisting local security forces, airfield operations or force protection, among others. some authorities to conduct these activities derived from legislation under title 10. others are derived from presidential authorizations, promulgated in d.o.d. orders, including a 2012 order authorization issued by the previous administration. further, the u.s. military activities in niger are conducted at the request of the host nation. we are there to support nigerien operations that are being conducted under nigerien authorities. let me reiterate, neither the str

a migrant from mali is to be made a french citizen after scaling a building in paris with his bare handso rescue a dangling child. i asked him, wasn't he frightened for his own life? he said no. at that moment he wasn't thinking of himself, he was thinking of the child. as soon as he started to climb, he was scared the child would get tired and let go. the labour partyjoins calls to change abortion laws in northern ireland, following the referendum in the republic from sparkling sea, to magnificent moorland — the 840 bus route from pickering to whitby in north yorkshire has been voted britain's most scenic. coming up... as current treatments for me are being reviewed, emma donohoe investigates how young people cope with the debilitating illness. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a man's been killed after storms caused flash flooding across the west midlands with more than a month's rainfall hitting parts of birmingham yesterday in the space ofjust an hour. the man a pensioner in his 80s died in walsall, after his vehicle became submerged. met office amber weather warnings for rain

now migrants from mali is being awarded french citizenship and a job as a firefighter this comes after he rescued a toddler dangling from a balcony on the duke has been called a real life spider after he climbed to the fourth floor of an apartment building in paris and has more details. it was an extraordinary act of bravery in just thirty seconds a young man scaled a building in paris on saturday night and safety a child had been dangling from the fourth floor mobile phone pictures of the heart stopping moment went viral prompting a search for the hero he was soon identified as twenty two year old mammoth. who fell from the fifth floor i think i like children a lot i don't want for something bad to happen to them in front of me it would have broken my heart i ran i thought of ways to rescue him thank god i climbed up and i saved him because the next day the mayor of paris said she'd spoken decus summer revealing he was a molly and refugee without papers he explained to me that he had arrived from mali a few months ago dreaming of building his life here thousands of people had signed a

and the new adventures of spider-man the credible story of the mali an immigrant the falcon the rescue and the french president. there are positive signs that the summit between the u.s. president and north korea's leader may yet go ahead as planned and the apartheid. talks could become tripartite with the south korean leader also president. progress was ramped up following a surprise second meeting between kim and the south korean president mungy in the demilitarized zone on saturday now trump has confirmed the u.s. delegation is in north korea while a team from the north has been spotted in china on route to singapore where the meeting which trump cancelled was due to take place for the u.s. president has since expressed his enthusiasm for talks tweeting that he believes north korea has brilliant potential and will one day be a great economic and financial nation under thomas has more from seoul. do you think an unprecedented potential summit between the u.s. president and the leader of north korea that's on probably now on again would be all people here in seoul would be talking abo

mili --he migrt from mali may become a french citizen. that store is just ahead.ge for showdown in a presidential runoff after a third round of voting over the weekend. a conservative candidate is set to take a left winger with the peace accord in the balance. one has called for and overhaul of the agreement, while the others from the south support it. here is our reporter. reporter: the political scenario , and he was always to thed to go through runoff, a man who represents traditional politics. agree with the rebels as being kilos lenient. the issue of security a iays wins vot colombia, and he knows it. i want to govern colombia without looking back. it is the future of our country. legality, antry of struggle against corruption. reporter: but he will go head-to-head with this man on the other end of the spectrum, a foer mayor of bogotÁ and a former member of a guerrilla group. equali corruption priorities in his campaign, and he has supporter among the you generation wanting political change. this electoral debate is n a corrupt establishmen and free citizens.

he arrived from mali about six months ago. is that his family, or at least his brother, lived in france, are documented. very obviously have well integrated. if you listen to his brother, who was helping him speak on television, he very moved. his french is not as good as his brother's, but his brother speaks perfect french. he is well spoken, he's well—dressed, this is somebody who is obviously part of the national community. this is not somebody who set himself apart. police in kenya have arrested the chief of a government youth agency as part of an investigation into the theft of $78—million. into the theft of $78 million. kenya's national youth service trains young people in life and business skills. but now it's director general, richard ndubai plus a0 civil servants and 14 private sector officials have been charged with offences like stealing public funds and forgery. they're being questioned in the kenyan capital, nairobi, from where merchuma reports. national youth service director general, richard ndubai, and 16 other

his journey to france mirrors the cases of thousands of andle, leaving mali crossing deserts before a perilous journey across the mediterranean to italy, and finally arriving in france. with a promise of a job and a french passport, his dream should now become reality. genie: also in france, a special edition lottery and scratch card game is due to come out this fall. lotteryalled heritage is inspired by our british neighbors, and meant to help finance the restoration of some of france's most vulnerable monuments. peter o'brien takes a look. peter: you are forgotten treasures, g gems of french story. the proceeds of the heritage lottery, a national lottery and scratch card game to be launched in september, will help restore sosome of the most endangegered monumentnt from a fofort in others. to 18 of france's monuments in urgent needs of funds were benefit from the lottery, inspired by the british lottery fund. in 2017, then-candidate emmanuel macron made the lottery a campaign promise, a way to show attachment to france's history and grandeur. e> our monuments hour r -- ar up ofritage

but many refugees in italy like come from mali have reason to feel uneasy now. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. one of america's greatest modern writers philip roth has died he was eighty five years old roth was a type of late twentieth century novelists heavy on libido modern masculinity and often a picture of judaism american style. push boundaries with his fearless explorations of sex death and assimilation he celebrated. sized u.s. society particularly in his words american pastore and in his two thousand and four book the plot against america in his one nine hundred sixty nine work portnoy's complaint he wrote not only u.s. society not only sanctions gross and unfair relations among men but it encourages them rivalry competition envy jealousy all that is malignant in human character is neare

you can is see a my grant from mali scaling the balcony. he will now receive citizenship. he's already been offered a job by the paris fire brigade. i would say well worth it. he certainly earned it. thanks for joining us on this memorial day. "new day" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is monday, may 28th, 6:00 in new york. we remember our loved ones lost in service. dave briggs, good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> flash flooding has turned this maryland town's main street into a raging river. cars are being swept up by this muddy water. this is ellicott city, maryland. nearly eight inches of rain fell in six hours. so the state's governor has dekhraurd a state of emergency for the area. it was just two years ago this history you can town sustained catastrophic damage from floods that left two people dead and cost millions in damages. >>> another severe weather threat before the hurricane storm sets in. alberto gaining strength, expect to go dump heavy rainfall this me

a migrant from mali is to be made a french citizen after scaling a building in paris with his bare handso rescue a dangling child. the labour partyjoins calls to change abortion laws in northern ireland, following the referendum in the republic. it must be the bank holiday because now on bbc news... the royal wedding singalong. the marriage between harry and meghan has put smiles on faces all over the world. their engagement inspired a gospel singer. . .. sandra godley to come up with an idea. to find volunteer singers to form an amateur choir and record a charity single as a wedding gift to the happy couple. but it's no ordinary choir. all her singers are facing up to physical or mental difficulties in their lives. # if you need me, call me...# and the age of four i was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. the doctors said i wouldn't live to see 16. we looked for people with all sorts of abilities and backgrounds and, boy, have we got them. for sandra and her choir, it's been a roller coaster of a ride. i mean, i had a major emotional meltdown this morning. this week's been rough. this mo

but many refugees in italy like to come out to and from mali have reason to feel an easier now. i think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. business news now big changes underway at dacha bank as a terry germany's biggest lender has and now also will get rid of more than seven thousand workers in the next years mainly in their investment banking business the call is part of a restructuring all thoughts of bank on the new c.e.o. christiane saving he will be hoping to offer some words of reassurance to the annual shareholders meeting today. on that in just a moment but after years of losses that might prove quite. it's a challenge because if you look at the figures it's a pretty grim picture back in twenty twelve thorgeir was the world's second largest investment bank since then it slipped down to number eight th

and the spider—man of paris — the migrant from mali who rescued a toddler is to be given french citizenshipand welcome to the programme. the political crisis in italy — europe's fourth biggest economy — has intensified with the nomination of an unelected economist as caretaker prime minister. but italy's two main anti—establishment parties promised to block carlo cottarelli. if that happens, there will be fresh elections. a major obstacle in creating a government has been italy's commitment to the single european currency, as james reynolds reports. this is italy's newest prime minister designate. carlo cottarelli is a pro—euro economist and a non—populist. the president has picked him to maintain italy's current relationship with the european union. translation: it's essential to defend our interests in europe and be constructive. italy is a founding country. our role is essential, as is our continued participation in the euro. but the populists, led here by the league's salvini, have the numbers to reject the president's choice and force early elections. mr salvini, who has been going up

put many refugees in italy like come out to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy no. think it's crazy that they actually want to send us back i can't believe it i've been hearing about this since i got here it's just insane. man shuffle. that's why people in classrooms like this one on the edge of rome hope the new government won't accomplish all it set out to do at least when it comes to migration. ok ben is here now and then some big changes underway at the bank leading lender is bleeding from a leading global investment bank to a downsized operation in damage control the long term share price down revenues falling and hundreds of bankers leaving in the past weeks and you c.e.o. is meant to save the financial institution but his first call even more job cuts. they came to express their contempt for dortch of bank protesters who gathered outside the annual shareholders meeting in front foot see germany's largest lender as an example of everything that's wrong with the financial world the announcement of more than seven thousand job cuts just comes weeks after the ban