in a way his harvests had declined thanks to advice from climate change experts he knew millet seeds from. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference and that it will be what you are used to only harvest one and a half tons of millet per hectare. with the new seeds i get 3 terms. that. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. i hope more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees 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 even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to us that global 3000 at g.w. dot com and check us out on

new millet seeds from. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference. be what i used to only harvest one and a half tons of millet. with the new seeds i get 3 terms. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. i hope more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees and plenty of rain again. it's very important so that the coming generations will be able to live the way our grandparents did. used to see wild animals near the town now they're gone because the bush has vanished even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to laughs at global 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and check us out on facebook taking d.w.b. label ideas anted up

new millet seeds from farmer. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference. be what i used to only harvest one and a half tons of millet. with the new seeds i get 3 terms. that. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees and plenty of rain again. it's very important so that the coming generations will be able to live the way our grandparents did. used to see wild animals near the town now they're gone because the bush has vanished even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to us at global 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and check us out on facebook to d.w. global ideas on t.w. women seiz

new millet seeds from farmer. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference. be what i used to only harvest one and a half tons of millet. with the new seeds i get 3 tons. that. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. i hope more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees and plenty of rain again. it's very important so that the coming generations will be able to live the way our grandparents did. used to see wild animals near the town now they're gone because the bush has vanished even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to us at global 3000 at d.s.w. dot com and check us out on facebook tuning d.w.b. label ideas on t.w.

new millet seeds from. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference. be what i used to only harvest one and a half tons of millet. with the new seeds i get 3 terms. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. i hope more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees 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 even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to laughs at global 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and check us out on facebook tuning d.w.b. label ideas and d.

once we‘ve distilled the juice, it‘s time to grind the millets to allow for fermentation. a lot less was relieved to hear they had plenty of banana beer already made for me to try. delicious. i was not expecting this at all. i mean, just the level of hospitality, they‘ve welcomed me, i genuinely feel like one of them. they‘ve been nothing but kind. and to think we‘ve gone from a pile of bananas and grass to this is just incredible. what an experience. singing it was great to meet the locals benefitting from tourists who pass through and spend their time and money in these communities. next on myjourney, lake kivu. this is one of the african great lakes, and sits on the border between rwanda and the democratic republic of the congo. i am here to explore the water by kayak. are you all right—handed? 0k? on this side you go forward. seems easy enough. for years after the civil war, the shores of this lake were no—go zones. this was one of the epicentres of the fighting in 1995. now there‘s a huge push to develop this area. this is part of the kivu belt tourism initiative. beep, beep! th

the heidi's the lovers the trials and tribulations the unseen millet's and every day miracles the injustices the defiance the tests of character and the closeness they troops witness documentaries with a delicate touch on al-jazeera. the u.s. capitol on lockdown ahead of president elect joe biden's in old aeration amid fears of possible protests against his election victory. i know about this in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. celebrations as you've gotten this presidency away the most of any winds as.

is accused of recruiting more children to fight as he rose through the ranks of the in famous millet's resistance army. now he is about to learn his fate at the international criminal court in the hague. and i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news space phoning the enemy of the people and this president has undermined us from the very beginning he's called this enemies of the people he has told us that we are fake media and he is trying to undermine and try to wedged between the electorate and us the fake news is creating violence. you know. if the media can't be trusted to report the news then that's a dangerous place for america what you just did is inflammatory and the body in this room is only trying to do their job they are the same shape you just go skiing in new. york. to tell your children go to the end of the book they go through your so what do you base your lack so much sit down sit down could you please say sir down you get one why should. you do. this is the white health welcome to it this is where all of us insane wretches and all the television people p

king is the host of news with rick sanchez the aptly named rick sanchez the host of in question millet's san antonio most of the world according to jess the former minnesota governor jesse ventura thank you all 3 for joining us all 3 of us were touched by larry king in his career in our time working with him here at r.t. and even before we came here to work at r.t. at the top of the show i briefly i briefly talked about just a few ways larry king impacted journalism through the medium of television and radio rick as a veteran newsman can you give our viewers an even better understanding of mr king's contributions and impact on the world of news and entertainment. there's nobody in television today or ever before or who was able to manifest interviews the way larry was and very easily easily explained moves people have what is called a book or that bookers job is to call people and get them to be on the show that you do look for the booker for larry king had the easiest job in the history of the world the hardest decision now who you could get who you were going to take up ass on because

absolutely right that's one of the big contradictions in china in china they are building as much wind millet's at the moment every day like germany is building in a year so it's a huge just rice and net rise in china that we have in the renewable sector but they are still building new coal power plants there again they have big problems with heating their their economy so and so they i think there are still dependent on the coal industry but also in china in china like in germany it's not a question of environmentalism anymore if you look at germany the price for wind from electricity from wind is it's the cheapest one compared to. coal or nuclear and that's the same in china so in the end it will become an economic question to go to renewables or not right where there's a lot of smart economists around so why is it already happening yet in germany interestingly it's still it's already happening we have some politicians that. try to bring up the debate about nuclear energy again and you know who is stopping this debate it's the it's the energy sector it's the c.e.o.'s of the energy business to

point that there is not stuff going on out there every day and you will see people online complain millet i'm saying why is this person not being blocked why are they not being suspended they are actually threatening my life. yeah i mean i want to not get too political and obviously but but you know the communist party of china their twitter account is that but the present united states. they i mean that think that a lot of that that in terms of the standards now twitter's a u.s. based company based in in california. so you know it gets this is obviously through the lands of the people that work through twitter and not to the land of legislation or really any truly impartial and again if you care it was sort sorry mom will bring clear back and was there is there too much focus on donald trump just because he is the president of the united states and was so prominent on twitter i mean a mention of ali there we talked about both sonora before we talked about the terror take this is not isolated to this one man. no it's not and we're seeing lots of people online saying this is unprecedented

new millet seeds from. they only need a single heavy rain to start growing and that made all the difference. be what you are used to only harvest one and a half tons of militant perfect. with the new seeds i get 3 terms. that. the mayor knows that his work has just begun he plans to keep raising awareness in fana of the need to fight climate change. i hope more people take up the fight against climate change here. and then we'll have lots of trees 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 even. if climate change continues life will only become more difficult for the people here the desert will keep creeping ever closer to find out that's also something mayer coulibaly learned at the workshop. that's all from global 3000 this week but don't forget to write to us at global 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and check us out on facebook to d.w.b. mobi

no santa clara and monterey county's includes san jose more and millet mill valley, and more are more evergreen and morgan hill on then also, you've got a flash flood warning that stays in effect through wednesday tonight at 7 30 down in the big sur area and the way in the mountains. of course you've got that winter storm morning, which has been upgraded to a blizzard warning stays in effect through friday. that's significant and that you're just it's coming down like you don't even want to be traveling around up there, especially on 50. the heaviest snows are going to be from about kirkwood south, and you're seeing that already outside right now? no scattered showers on the golden gate bridge. there will be showers again tonight we come back here and take a look at the computer model will put that together. but the heaviest right the really damaging. mudflow kind of stuff is happening, but it's happening. san jose south. it's not happening up in santa rosa, her heels for work so often, that's the places you see it. when we come back, we'll put put it all together. i have a five day f

absolutely right that's one of the big contradictions in china in china they are building as much wind millet's at the moment every day like germany is building in a year so it's a huge just rice and net rise in china that we have in the renewable sector but they are still building new coal power plants there again they have big problems with heating their their economy so and so they i think there are still dependent on the coal industry but also in china in china like in germany it's not a question of environmentalism anymore if you look at germany the price for wind from electricity from wind is it's the cheapest one compared to. coal or nuclear and that's the same in china so in the end it will become an economic question to go to renewables or not right where there's a lot of smart economists around so why is it already happening yet in germany interestingly it's still it's already happening we have some politicians that. try to bring up the debate about nuclear energy again and you know who is stopping this debate it's the it's the energy sector it's the c.e.o.'s of the energy business to

some millet -- miller received a navy cross. he was the first african american to receive such a high honor. he was serving in indianapolis in hawaii. the chief of a specific fleet candy medal on him. this was the nation's way of saying we are recognizing this. although we're not going to actually make the kind of substantive changes that black organizations wanted which was the integration of the navy on a much more broader and substantive level. >> so he takes part in a bomb drive. that is the ultimate i don't know, ultimate path on the back that you are important to the readiness of the nation. the military took you away from the front and push on the bottom rung. >> it took about a year after pearl harbor. and again, it took a lot of agitation and pressure from the naacp and the black press but ultimately the navy decided miller would come home on december of 42. and he went around all sorts of different places advertising the sale of bronze, receiving tokens of congratulations from black communities, he was reluctant, he do