mamadou: i used to only harvest 1.5 tonsns of millet per hecta.h the new seeds, i get three tons. reporter: the mayor knows that his work has just begun. he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fighght climatchanange mayor coulibaly: i hope more pepeople take up the fight agait climate change here. then we'll h have lots of tres and plenty of rain again. it's very important, so that the coming generations will be able to live the way our grandparents did. we used to see wild animals near the town. now they're gone because the bush has vanished. reporterer: if climate change contntinues, life will only bece more difficult for the people here. the desert will l keep creepig ever closer to fana. that's also something mayor coulibaly learned at the workshop. host: hundreds of people have bebeen left deadad since anti-government presests began in iraq. mamany iraqis arare infuriatey corruption a and mismanagegem. despite the country'vavast oil rereserv, manyny oinary cicizens are struggling to survive. reporter: ayoub and nabba are am

get your freakeh. >> and millet and glass kin and what do we do over here?re with the one and only dr. jen ashton. you want to start a new trend called the active patient. >> we heard about the empowered patient. that's great. if your health care provider doesn't play ball with you, it leaves you doing nothing so active means be curious, get involved. but even if you do that on your own you can still be active. >> you say patients -- you want them to ask four specific questions. >> yeah, so i want you to think like a doctor and that involves any time someone recommends a procedure, a test, a medication, a treatment. you want to ask four question, what are the risks of doing it? what are the risks of not doing it. what are the benefits of doing it and what are the benefits of not doing it? it's not just pros and cons, you have to go through these four steps. >> what am i missing over here. >> do a deep dive on medication. i cannot tell you how many are on prescription medications and dose know what they're tanking or the dose. you want to if possible know the

why they began doing everything from selling millet you cure to attracting tourism so the community can support itself. almost all has a day. when i returned to the village for projects after a long absence i thought now all cultures being neglected and when i was studying regional planning in taipei i realised if we young people don't tend to it know as well it would balance out. the outer ya'll are among 16 groups of indigenous peoples that have been officially recognised by taiwan. this followed centuries of cultural oppression by western colonial powers chinese settlers japanese occupiers and from 1949 onwards by the taiwanese government. in 2016 taiwan's president sighing when officially apologized to the indigenous population for this mistreatment. thank you it was a few years ago with the help of the community some residents of january got to see the mountains they were forced to abandon a 957 their old village was difficult to access many hadn't laid eyes on the place and decades. here lies the roots of what made the outer ya'll what they are. now recent maybe there wasn't much

so there have been some protests against the french millet's military in some of the hell countries people basically saying things like down with france and one of the things going into this summit was that president mcconnell wanted the presidents off these countries all the heads of states to denounce that sentiment do you see that sentiment quailing off to the say after the summit. not immediately of course performances on the ground will be very important but i think it will also be a test for is a new french strategy which is in essence is to internationalize and to africa nice french military. that are out of production no it's been decided that i'm going to come on comment will be those that did between doc and force and then g.s. 5 star jones force and also that all the republican actors such as every communion or a cause could be much more involved and i think that it would be key on the ground to see disguised of parity between france and america and afterwards all right that is now the whole chair of the african security 6 a network bank here and. it's an act of permanent citize

millet cotton and cocoa agriculture is still the most important sector in togo. for amassing baby has ruled the country since 2005 when you took over from his father in the elections coming up in april he wants to be reelected said he has carried out a program of reforms according to the world bank report it has become much easier to start a business to get a construction permit a bank loan or and electricity hook up with these measures togas progress has seen it move up the kings for most improved financial climate overtaking saudi arabia and jordan and the world bank's overall ranking their place is at 97th and amid love to feel that there's still a long way up to go but conditions are good to capital is centrally located in western africa which is seen to become a logistics hub especially useful to north and trading partners book enough and these are our correspondent. joins us now are that good to see you know the reforms have been credited to a reelection effort by saying they now how will the election in april influence togo's economy afterwords. it will gr

left hundreds of thousands of farmers in malawi fearing for their produce staple foods like rice and millet have all been affected it's a further blow in a country that is already struggling with severe food shortages caused by droughts nearly 2000000 people in malawi currently do not have enough to eat the government distributed pesticides to farmers to control the infestation. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines today on kong has just announced its 1st case of the new corona virus has infected hundreds since it emerged in mainland china last month the. pacific says it will allow flight attendants to wear masks while working on flights it's feared the flu like illness could spread further as people travel for the lunar new year holiday. japanese carmaker honda toyota and honda will recall over 6000000 vehicles worldwide huge concerns over there. says an electronic control unit for isn't safeguard against noise during a crash honda's unrelated recall involves potentially fall to deflate as from now defunct japanese company. mining company very well has been

of water bottles so that helped to ease the situation but it's very very difficult the people in millet could hurt and also further north the new south worse of course which has borne the brunt of many of these bushfires over the past 24 hours a lot of people still trapped in local council who was in surf clubs and on the beach anywhere where they can find a bit of rest bite a place to put their head down some of trying to get out there are suggestions or today that one or 2 roads are being open for a couple of hours so that people might be able to make an attempt to getting home but that's even more difficult because the fuel supplies are running very low as world and so even if you've got in even if you can get out of town of the chances are you might run a pecial in the process so it's a very very difficult situation combined with that we've got reports of kerry buying in shops he would try and stock up with a limited amount of food supplies and water and other things have gone downhill very very quickly over the past 24 hours and as you've probably seen on your own televisions you k

the parasites cross a gretzky assist and a thomas millet finish was poetry in motion and there was more beautiful prose to come 5 minutes into the 2nd half of the film a shock a stolidly on gorecki stepped up. to bring his old club today names. to rain a lot of the trickery and the only question left was how many would it be. like minutes light 11 dusty turned provider and it was by him for. the pose footwork by the by 40 out goes a very simple finish. the final stages little more than a position has surged not read made fun of his opponent before shippers had one final sat and sat with much to his music symphony by him back within a point of logic at the top and ready to make a run out of a straight title as shouting cut back to the drawing. and once he recovers from that we'll update you on the rest of the results from this weekend's bundesliga action while hoffenheim cruised to a 3 no wake tree overpayment they because in all say won 3 nil against us so. off taking a look at saturday's games then buy and gave her a check frankfurt beat legally to leipsic when your bad didn't want to

the parasitic cross a gorecki assist and a thomas millet finish was poetry in motion and there was more beautiful prose to come 5 minutes into the 2nd half in the form a shock a stolidly on gorecki stepped up. to bring his old club to day in the. rain a lot of the trickery and the only question left was how many would it be. like minutes life to live and also he turned provider and it was by and for. the poles footwork by the way for tiago was a very simple finish. the final stages little more than a position has surged not great made fun of his opponent before sure but at one final sad and sour note to his meeting symphony by him back within a point of logic at the top and ready to make a run out of straight title shellcode back to the drawing. so let's get you caught up with all the results from this weekend's a bundesliga action well hoffenheim cruise to a 3 victory of at the same an earlier today they surely have a coups and hope. just hold off for the final game of the weekend saturday's game spygate shall courage check frankfurt beat legal leaders leipsic well you're barely in wan

when you add up organic from rice organic own organic millet organic barley organic grains or go organic peas organic potatoes. portion of the ingredients in this particular food doesn't outweigh the organic chicken or the chicken mia healthy really what are you supposed to say unhealthy the worst possible food in my opinion you could ever feature dog. number one ingredient beef by product. of fruit toast corn syrup what is byproduct. my product is what's left over after an animal has been slaughtered and all the edible parts have been removed the criticism lies in the mystery of the meats being used. what is quality quality is a term used when discussing how good or bad the world material that goes into the food actually is whether this protein comes from diseased animals euthanize animals kill human food waste or processing the industry doesn't have to disclose the source of being green yet. that doesn't prevent them from easily proclaiming that every ounce of their pet food is of the highest quality. the issue is on the back of the dog and cat food bank it doesn't say render terrible

the millet of is gold or at least her latest album romance has been certified gold by the recording industry association of america that the equivalent of more than 600,000 album sales so far at the record says romance has racked up more than 770 million streams and more than 315 million video views. >>the years just started but tim mcgraw has his summer and fall planned out the country star is hitting the road for his 2020 here on earth tour beginning july 10th in syracuse, new york and playing 30 north american cities through the end of september tour dates and ticket info at tim mcgraw dot coms in hollywood, i'm david game. >>a little peek outside you want to check in on conditions around the bay area this morning temperatures in the 40's and 50's we have some rain overnight. john says it was pretty much an overnight event so today we're going to see some sunshine looking forward to that your full forecast coming up. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce i

jackie millet started running even later than i did, she was 57, when a cancer scare prompted her toning on a treadmill, and it took a long time for me to have the confidence to go outside and run. and once i did, i never looked back. it's fantastic. jackie is extreme. she has run 200 marathons in the past ten years, but she goes to show that age is no barrier, and the body can often achieve far more than you ever thought possible. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett. he is looking very nervous. you are looking very smug. i will run through the weather as quickly as i can. in north wales, temperatures reached 50 in celsius but it has also been very windy. the winds have come from the azores and pushed wind across the whole of the uk but the strength of the wind has caused travel disruption. for the next few hours it is going to be very windy across the north west of scotland weather has been some very disruption. if you're travelling into yorkshire, the winds could be gusting 50 or 60 miles an hour during this evening. 0vernight the winds do ease. wet weather in scotl

is leaving millet's not even as a single unit because the north of ireland has been given special status we will stay in the custom union rules will apply single market and e.u. tax and the reason why that is because i'm leaving in the minutes to go on to start of the border the bridge and which is the border protection in ireland and on like what you are saying it's a micro way i could put one foot in derry and the other in donegal so for anyone to trying to suggest that it is 2 different member states it's one country and that was why i recall in the brutal agreements crucially important and that was why on wednesday that the n.e.p. is forwarded overwhelmingly for no harder border an errand i'm talking about that about border martin if i can just jump in there to sort of the protests on the border could be really say a return to the troubles we think. you seem fixated about about this the war is over no people are exercising their democratic right to protest because we come from a city that longer stands gerrymander and because 50 years ago people took to the streets because their folk

the conference in berlin and it says it should be included because tripoli signed a maritime and millet to deal with its regional rival turkey on sunday's talks of the latest international effort to try to end the conflict in libya have to and prime minister. oppose expected to attend a larger 0 has learned the u.n. is considering sending a monitoring mission to libya in the event a cease fire is agreed in berlin diplomatic editor james bays reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york. the german foreign minister heiko mass in the eastern libyan city of benghazi meeting general khalifa haftar the man who brought fresh conflict to libya 9 months ago when he launched an offensive on the capital tripoli the general has still not formally signed up to a ceasefire just days before an international summit is due to be held in berlin. earlier this week russia and turkey which are on different sides of this conflict had summoned general haftar and fires alsa raj the prime minister of the un recognized government to moscow for talks seraph signed a cease fire agreement after did not al-jazeer

the global economy twitty trent come on i'll just sera i a femi oke a the us on iran happen trading millet she threats full weeks and the on these ngs truces holding for now but many iranian americans can't help worrying about the future have you been affected by the tension between the 2 countries if you have tweet us so it what i life you chief chat of we maybe atta get your comment still experience is right into today's upset of the stream off the u.s. killed a top iranian general in an airstrike this months it didn't take long for a rally in americans to fill the impact over the pos few weeks hundreds of them were reportedly detained and questioned for al as up border crossings an airports while trying to return home to the us when he of them like this u.s. citizen were about to see well coming back for

much involved with cattle raising, being a site occupation. , tribes that grew various crops like millet. they raised cattle on the side. when the crops were maturing, toy would send their cattle full-time cattle raisers. they would move the cattle along streams and creeks and rivers. they would take care of the cattle. when the weather changed and the green grass became brown, they would bring the cattle back down and give them back to their original owners. the arrangement was that they would get part of the increase, cattle that was born along the way. that arrangement was one that they continued for quite a while. some of the blacks that were taken from west africa came from this cattle raising tradition. we owe a great deal -- we learn a lot about the black cowboy in the united states by research by people like terri jordan in his north american cattle ranching frontiers. other scholars like andrew skyler. they connected the old world with the new. both authors promoted the idea that the presence of africans was an important aspect of cattle raising here in the united states. was pr

jackie millet started running even later than i did, she was 57 when a cancer scare prompted her to takeadmill, and it took a long time for me to have the confidence to go outside and run. and once i did, i never looked back. it's fantastic. jackie is extreme. she has run 200 marathons in the past ten years, but she goes to show that age is no barrier, and the body can often achieve far more than you ever thought possible. this is 0utside source, live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... more than 50 people have died in a stampede at the burial of the iranian military commander the us killed on friday. australia's bushfires have now burnt through eight billion hectares of land since september. smoke can now be seen 12,000 kilometres away in argentina and chile. this is the smoke blanketing santiago. smoke can be seen across the city. the world wildlife foundation says up to a billion animals may have been killed. almost 2,000 homes have been destroyed — at least 2a people have been died. among them are three volunteer firefighters. this is the funeral of andrew 0'dwyer, who was ki

mcconville,neral now army chief and then your predecessors in these jobs, secretary esper, general millet, so-called concepts of night court where to back up all the words you just heard, these folks got into the trenches and went through by program the army's budget for modernization and and actuallyings modified or canceled i believe somewhere in the range of 180 to $10s saving five billion a year so i know there are a lot of people who are worried the defense budget is cang up too much and we debate that probably not today so much, but that's a national question. worry thateople who we're too focused on this or that priority. the i want you to know is big four rolled up their sleeves with a title that's fitting of a show, night court, and went through pound by pound, dollar, $10 million was not too small of a program to re-examine. and as a result, the army has $5 a year or more to back up these priorities that you've hypersonics,about, a.i., cyberweapons, directed energy weapons so thatatulations on all of as well and on your new position. begin really by asking you to explain two big