a couple of years ago mariam experienced the shock of finding a lump in her breast. it was a but nine tumor a so-called fibro add a noma since then she's discovered other lumps just by mass market the first time i really thought it was something malignant it came as a real shock i went to see my mother straight away and had her look at it because i was so unsure the second time i didn't panic as much. guns on a partner as i was less frightening because i'd been through it before i'd already had a biopsy and i knew that my tendency was more towards having benign tumors. this time the evidence again points towards a fibro i don't know my mariam seems to have a genetic predisposition to develop them the lumps of tissue are generally easy to detect they stand out from the surrounding tissue fibro i don't know it was a not pre-cancerous and they don't increase the risk of a woman developing breast cancer later but they do need to be examined first with ultrasound and then by taking a tissue sample in order to rule out malignancies fibro out and then was maybe benign a but

still too shy to talk about breast cancer some saying it's still seen as a stigma in her community mariam has a message for people dealing with breast cancer. and i want to tell my fellow women do not be a shipment that's just one more challenge that he still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year world meteorological organization says c o two levels increased at a rate last seen three to five million years ago it means the global temperature could increase by two to three degrees celsius and call sea levels to rise by ten to twenty meters scientists claim the rise on a combination of human activities and the el nino weather phenomenon an animal that was hunted to extinction in bursa nearly five hundred years ago is making a return last year the scottish government ruled that beavers will have protected status and will be allowed to stay as the clock reports. wissmann is would be more in southwest england the last remnants of an ancient forest a ghostly re

three hours after leaving the hospital mariam can finally attend to the patients. the baby is poorly position and the eighteen year old girl is in urgent need of a says area. and. in rural villages grandmothers i has midwives assisting women with childbirth. talk to that. person to have the books know. that what. the problem. bought them on the husband tries to comfort her as best he can there's no stretcher and she lies on the top landing on a. no i don't think i'm going to hurt we're going to talk about. this it. was one of the you know oh now. i'm. not. on my side. most of them and i was about you know how big. the hospital has no running water in the operating room has only one set of surgical clamps but there is underneath the test a mother is soon asleep. this is airy and goes well but the baby isn't breathing. without the aid of respiratory machines the nurses do their best to save the baby but. now freddy said you. see if your son's birth just for the love. that i'm going for really having given for the movie. for my last. don't listen to something the man.

too shy to talk about breast cancer and some saying it's still seen as a stigma in her community mariam has a message for people dealing with breast cancer. i want to tell my fellow women do not be a shipment that's just one more challenge that he still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. lights out we join the band it's still throwing the off switch three weeks after the palestinian reconciliation tale. we'll tell you about the campaign. internationally. i'm going to get that title winning feeling for the time in history. we have still got some more unsettled weather in. the middle east chiefly that's going to be around the the black sea in the caspian sea see this area which is streaming in once again little. into georgia pushing across. just around in the maybe pushing down into that western side of south africa but. so one of the central and northern. subzero temperatures. this is where the hard particularly the. joint. there's no oxygen. just to experience the simple pleasure. of this time on al-jazeera. and. that's. the story develops the story a

this time the evidence again points towards a fibro i don't know much mariam seems to have a genetic predisposition to develop them. the lumps of tissue are generally easy to detect they stand out from the surrounding tissue of fibro i don't know which are not pre-cancerous and they don't increase the risk of a woman developing breast cancer later but they do need to be examined first with ultrasound and then by taking a tissue sample in order to rule out malignancies fibro at a known as may be benign a but they are painful and until now surgery was the best way to get rid of them. the disadvantage of surgery is the scars it leaves behind not only on the skin but also in the breast tissue that makes later examinations complicated and may interfere with breastfeeding especially among the many young women affected by this it can also disfigured the breast. mariyam doesn't want an operation she opt instead for a new treatment high intensity focused ultrasound does from time to send off and i'm a little nervous even though i've been through surgery before and i don't think this will be a

0900 gmt, the war crimes trial of a former member of the ethiopian dictatorship under mengistu haile mariammbly, talks on power—sharing between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party will resume. if there's no progress the british government is expected to start the process for setting a budget for northern ireland (ani) and watch out for this later in washington — special counsel robert mueller may unveil the first criminal charges in his investigation into possible russian meddling in the us presidential election. reports in us media suggest one or more arrests could take place as early as monday. now with news about formula 1 and the rest of today's sports briefing, here's tulsen tollett. here's what we're looking at, here at the bbc sport centre. we'll have more reaction on lewis hamilton becoming formula one world champion, pressure is mounting on zinedine zidane at real madrid and in tennis, despite winning another title, there'll be no roger federer as the paris masters gets under way. expect a lot of people on monday to be talking about how good a driver lewis hamilton is and h

mariam his daughter keeps an eye on her as she still suffers pain and there's a chance the cancer could come back. the world health organization states five hundred seventy thousand women died from breast cancer in twenty. and that figure is on the rise particularly in developing countries women jordi of women are diagnosed early stage in sierra leone or register was only started in two thousand and twelve i can estimate up to twenty percent from ten percent when this rate issue was created to know. how to train to present a free man out. suffered from breast cancer qantas's because of a lack of awareness women don't seek a diagnosis early enough but it's hope that will change for breast cancer awareness month one more call organization called the well woman clinic has been offering free screenings for people to detect for lumps and also showing them how to do some breast examinations the screenings also look for any other abnormalities. and stop the clinic give talks about the disease one of the biggest challenges is a lack of equipment including mammogram machines this can best diagno

well he's spoken about this in just the last hour mariam and he's really continued to defend the comments that he made and the criticism that has really devolved into a bit of a he said she said with regard to the death of one of these four soldiers that was killed in his share earlier this month essentially the president one of the key roles of a president is often in times of soldier's death to be the consoler in chief to reach out via telephone perhaps by a letter to express condolences for the efforts on behalf of the united states that cost someone their life in this case there is a democratic congresswoman who was present with the widow of one of these soldiers when the president made that call and she is alleging that the president was rather harsh in his tone saying that the soldier sensually quote knew what he signed up for but when it happens it hurts this is something that the family of the soldier says is particularly insensitive disrespects the service of their loved one the president not only speaking just moments ago but also on social media is denying this is the case but

you know i'm mariam al jazeera live from london also coming up the report on how armed groups in the central african republic of being accused of using right and sexual slavery as weapons of war. she is a national police. fifth biggest bank moves its legal base from catalonia and its top the catalan parliament from meeting. and keeping the planet's blue heart beating wild leaders meet in malta to find ways of saving the world's oceans from the effects of pollution of exploitation and global warming. iraqi forces a capture the town of how we and the surrounding area last stronghold in northern iraq iraqi military says some fighting is still going on to the north and east of the town where i still is surrounded troops are greeted by jubilant villages and six kilometers northwest of the town the capture of how we are the only area that now remains on the eisel control in iraq is a stretch alongside the western border with syria but the military operation has come as a cost as charles stratford reports from a nearby checkpoint in northern iraq. exhausted and scared it took this family fi

prosecutors say the dutch ethiopian national was a henchman for a brutal dictator made good say hala mariam will the country during a time know as the red terror a limo denies all the charges the united states is pledging sixty million dollars to support a new force to patrol the south western sahara desert the so-called g five sawhill nations that's mali mauritania work in a fast so nature and chad are combining to find armed groups in the area being backed by france to help secure more support from the united nations jim space reports now from the u.n. . the u.n. already has a peacekeeping force in mali but it often faces attacks from the north lightly organized outside the country's borders the so hale is a vast desert region where armed groups can roam with considerable freedom a new force known as the g five mission is now being set up this is its headquarters but it lacks the necessary logistical support and funding of over four hundred ninety million u.s. dollars that's why the security council's been meeting everyone around the table acknowledges the force is needed but they disagre

mariam kahn. thank you all for being here tonight.h year we have olga and mike at the head table but it's really their staff who we truly owe deep appreciation. ellen ecker, charles moxley, jason botel o, and on the house staff, andy elias, leah beardsley, chris carpenter and anthony keleher. thank you for all your hard work. i'd also like to thank our event planners. if you didn't notice this dinner is different this year. we have a new production team and i'd like to thank phillip patricia nate and katie for all of their hard work putting tonight's great event together. thank you to my wife, sally, for her patience and support in planning tonight's event. i'd like to offer a toast for the 115th congress. the radio and television correspondents association has 450,000 organizations credentialed to cover congress. none of them are fake news. here's a toast to all of our broadcasters who keep our government accountable. cheers. house speaker paul ryan currently serves as the country's 54th speaker of the house and was a 2012 republican

joining us is chris paul mariam.anges that we seem put in place so far and with the city feels like on the day after what happened yesterday? >> the most immediate change i saw was that wynn resorts was checking bags and using metal detectors on people before they entered any part of the hotel. the only casino i can see doing that on the strip. steve wynn has always been a leader in the industry i spoke to several casino experts who said that maybe where the industry goes, much tighter security, because i lost you prevent someone from bringing guns into a hotel like this person dead? the mood in america's party capital is pretty somber. is the start of a global gaming expo, the largest tradeshow for the casino industry with 26,000 people from all over the world. normally steely casino executives jumped up in public addresses and meetings are canceled and rescheduled and topics refocused to address what has really been a tragedy here. shery: the businss lead you spoke , what did thetell you about reconciling, keeping

been helping me even my kids console is a woman i thought of to alex my friends on church members mariam his daughter keeps an eye on her as she still suffers pain and there's a chance the cancer could come back. the world health organization states five hundred seventy thousand women died from breast cancer in twenty days and that figure is on the rise particularly in developing countries where the majority of women are diagnosed that early stage in sierra leone or register was only started in two thousand and twelve i can estimate up to twenty percent from ten percent when distribute shores created tomorrow because of the freeze up to trying to present all freemen i suffered from breast cancer conti says because of a lack of awareness women don't seek a diagnosis early enough but it's hope that will change for breast cancer awareness month one local organization called the well woman clinic has been offering free screenings for people to detect for lumps and also showing them how to do some breast examinations the screenings also look for any other abnormalities. and stop the clinic gi

like many iranians, artist mariam mikhatami hoped the deal would help iran's struggling economy and improveations with the u.s. now, she's worried again. >> ( translated ): of course, everyone gets worried. it feels like something big is about to happen again. things could get worse. we have to be ready for it. >> reporter: ready for the possibility of change. the iran nuclear deal has been in effect for nearly two years. during that time the i.a.e.a., the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog, has reported eight times that iran is abiding by the terms, the world powers say the deal is working. even president trump's own defense secretary says the us should stick with the agreement. but president trump has repeatedly said the deal is no good. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. >> trump says the agreement doesn't address what washington calls iran's destabilizing actions in the middle east. >> this is exactly all criticism from the united states. >> iran political analyst says iran's conduct is purely reaction to u.s. policy that has long sought to isolate and weaken iran. >> our

well again mariam political maneuvering by the politicians and also on the street you can probably hear just now sounds from a loud speaker that is because there's a small cattle and group near as here in the main square cooling for independence for catalonia now they want the declaration of independence and sooner rather than later but that has been the topic that capital hands process session parliaments have been debating today deciding when to convene the capital i'm part of that because it will be offered at that session of parliament that it declaration of independence is made now within the process session groups and there are differences in political style and a little bit of disagreement on the exact timing but we do believe that the session will now go ahead on monday morning and that the declaration of independence could come on that same day possibly that would in effect give time for international mediation to take place or to at least ah but there is still no sign of that from the european union once again we heard today from the vice president of the european commission w

as chateau know is accused of the torture and killing of opponents of the dictator magus two haile mariam including ordering the death of seventy five prisoners in a church he denies any involvement in the crimes and told the course they had the wrong man. danish police say the inventor peter madsen has admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist on his submarine can vols body parts were found at sea after she interviewed him on his homemade vessel peter madsen initially denied cussing up her body and said she died accidentally when a hatch fell on her head the police say he now says she died of carbon monoxide poisoning and students in greece of hell petrol bombs at police during a protest in athens police responded by firing tear gas into the crowd it was one of several protests held across the country students are angry about education cutbacks causing shortages of books and teachers the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year but world meteorological organization says c o two levels increase at a rate last seen thr

religious and sexual discrimination, the supervisor violently and without consent assaulted and battered mariamthe assault and has done nothing to reprimand the supervisor. in addition to the complaint, meth has filed a grievance with her union. now, in a statement to fox5, a spokesman for sky chef says "our company does not condone discrimination of any kind. the company is addressing the issue ." >>> time now 8:04. turning to baseball news. after two years with the nationals dusty baker will not return as manager next season. yesterday. the nationals say the search for a new manager will begin immediately. candidates already rumored include houston bench coach alex cora dave martinez and indians pitching coach mickey calaway. baker could not get the nationals past the division series. the season the nats got knocked out in game five in the series against the cubs and it was a disappointing loss for sure of nine to eight. >>> all right. switching gears, get ready to run, folks we've been talking about this event for weeks and now it is finally here. we are talking about the race for every chil