population and compared it to people in new guinea that haven't been exposed to all of the antibiotics wewe have. what they find is the diversity of bacterias in those tribes are a lot more than us. we're not -- we're losing a lot of our good bacterias and we're susceptible to more chronic disease. now, that diversity staying away from processed meat, all of that is because it changes your gut bacteria and, as a result, you can reduce chronic disease and that's really important. >> there's no way for you to know that you have the wrong amount of gut bacteria unless you go to the doctor? >> well, that's a good point. now we are starting to get to know these guys, these bacterias. you can give a stool sample and they can really look at the genetics of this bacteria. you can see how bad they are and what kind of bacterias you have. you have talked a lot about yogurt. this is the most favorite thing out there is yogurt. >> nobody like fruit loops. >> that's good. you have good bacteria and pro b biotics, when you have processed carbohydrates, meat, that changes the good bacteria. >> dr. si

made the talk now clashes between police and opposition protestors have erupted for a second day new guinea's capitol the renewing fighting who was shot during protests although the government denied police fires on protestors. al-shabaab fighters have killed at least ten people in an attack on government buildings. the gunmen set off two bombs before storming the buildings. during the 19 minute assault two soldiers and eight civilians were killed along with seven gunman. it's. a year sense more than 200 school girls were abducted from their schools. in northeast nigeria. amnesty international says at least 2,000 women and girls have been abducted by boko haram since the start of 2014. the rally in abuja are canners are demanding the school girls be returned. >> more than 200 girls have gathered here today in the capitol to start protesting the fact that more than 200 girls were kidnap add year ago today and have still not been found. each of these girls is carrying a small placard which has the name and a number for each of the girls who disappeared a year ago. and it's a way of identifying

new cases so we've seen major progress. in liberia right now there are zero cases. in sierra leone and guinea combined they were fewer than 40 new cases last week and that's around the lowest number in a year. now we're focused on a shared goal, and that is getting 20. we can't be complacent. this virus is unpredictable. we have to be vigilant and the international committee has remain fully engaged in a partnership with these three countries until there are no cases of ebola in these countries. health systems also have to be rebuilt to meet daily needs vaccines for measles, delivering babies safely, treating hiv/aids and malaria. and with our global health security agenda, we intend to do more to prevent future epidemics. so that people epidemic has been also an economic crisis. that's part of the reason why these three presidents are here. they are going to be meeting with a number of the old allow institutions, the imf and world bank here in watching them. there is the challenge of restoring markets and agricultural growth, promoting investment and develop an. so i'm going to be looking fo

there was developing news of a strong earthquake in the pacific ocean a magnitude 6.7 struck new guineaage and no danger of a tsunami. earthquakes happen frequently in the area in the faults known as the ring of fire. >>> meanwhile the nepal aftershocks have been stronger. seismologist say that more than 70 aftershocks in the massive 7.8 earthquakes. the aftershocks have arranged from 3.2 to 6.9. coming up in 20 minutes sam will tell us how this has affected us in the area. >>> a proposal to give body cameras to city police officers. more on the idea. it's raising some questions. >> good morning some people say that these body cameras are a great idea because they are transparent but others say they do pose an invasion of privacy and could make a bad situation worse especially in cases of domestic violence. there are others already using the cameras including san jose and police and los angeles county and san francisco sheriff's deputies. the mayor says they need to do everything to keep people safe. they are showing officers apparently conducting warrant less searches and stealing prop

the two that did not provided is papua new guinea and was so flat. in the report they said the birth of a child for two weeks paid leave would be the work we picked up by fellow employees helping out and granted it would be more work for them but you're not going to hire another person for it and is something we can work together and make happen in a positive way. i will tell you i have had federal employees call is this bill passing? i want to time the birth of my child around the passage of it is in our family i cannot afford to lose workweeks and pay for the birth of a child. i think that's a concrete step that we can take to show federal employees we value their work. all fortune five hundreds, most companies have been that the federal government does not. another and i want trey gowdy from a conservative state and i'm from a liberal one and if we ever teamed up with might go to get some of these things done. that bill should pass. let's take a look at it and see if we can pass that bill. secondly is the work family balance and as a mother who ha

new case of ebola in nearly four months. a 9-month-old boy tested positive near the border with guinea. the new case is a concern for health officials there. >> french investigators ended a search for bodies in the alps where a german passenger plane crashed. the co-pilot andreas lubitz flew the plane into the mountains, all 150 on board were killed. investigators will analyse d.n.a. sample on the site >>> a suspected arson attack on a building set to house refugees sparked outrage among community members in the east german town rallying behind the mayor who supported the building. members of the far right pert protested against the plans >>> people in one of india's largest state say a ban on the slaughter of bulls is threatening livelihoods. the state banned the killing of bulls used for meet and leather. this report from mumbai. >> reporter: these are the last animal hides to be produced at this tannery. it is produced for exports and provides jobs across the country. the ban on the slaughter of bulls put it at risk. the leather from the state finished in other part of the country. a

this three-year training program has been expanded to countries such as mali new guinea, france, multi-and others. it is in this way my country is able to contribute to the fight against violent extremism in order to do with the rising instability phase for africa and the middle east. however is necessary to complement the strategy with the global division that includes economy, growth and human development to preserve the cultural identity of each country. in the fight against violent extremism we cannot collect the importance of self cooperation amongst african countries and the importance for the use to benefit are the opportunities. it is in the sense that his majesty, king mohammed six gave a new dynamic to the relations between morocco and sub-saharan african countries in order to enhance exchange, economy cooperation and solidarity health, education and religious cooperation. nonetheless, the situation in the south to remain on various fronts insight as to increase our cooperation and this will further the benefit of all. morocco recently relaunched a call in mali to come together a

the two that do not provide it is new guinea. they said the birth of a child for two weeks paid leave would be -- the work would be picked up by other fellow employees helping out, granted it would be more work for them. but you're not going to hire another person for it but it's something we can work together and make happen in a positive way. i will tell you i have had federal employees call me on is this bill passing? i want to time the birth of my child around the passage of it because in our family i cannot afford to lose workweeks and pay for the birth of a child. i think that's a concrete step that we can take to show federal employees we value their work. most -- all fortune 500s, most companies have this but the federal government does not. another -- and i want trey gowdy to hear this because he's from a conservative state and he's fromi'm from a liberal one. issa said he's for it. let's pass that bill. secondly is work family balance. as a mother who raised two children, i can't tell you how distressing it is if you ha

the two that did not provided is papua new guinea, and -- in the report they said the birth of a child for two weeks paid leave would be the work we picked up by fellow employees helping out and granted it would be more work for them but you're not going to hire another person for it and is something we can work together and make happen in a positive way. i will tell you i have had federal employees call me, is this bill passing? i want to time the birth of my child around the passage of it because in our family i cannot afford to lose work weeks and pay for the birth of a child. i think that's a concrete step that we can take to show federal employees we value their work. all fortune 500s, most companies have this, but the federal government does not. another, and i want trey gowdy because he's from a conservative state and i'm from a liberal one and if we ever teamed up we might get some of these things done. that bill should pass. let's take a look at it and see if we can pass that bill. secondly is the work family balance and as a mother who has raised two children i can't tell you

new start. phil lavelle, al jazeera, rome. >>> thousands of soldiers in guinea took control of the capitol afteronfrontation with antiprotesters and angry at an election timetable and are calling for it to be scrapped and we report. >> reporter: it's the second time in two weeks the guinea capitol has resembled a battlefield, and rock-throwing protesters were met with tear gas from the police and then there were arrests. hundreds of anti-government protesters took to the streets. they want a controversial election timetable to be scrapped. >> translator: the moment we enter the house of our leader we were met with large number of police shooting at us and reacted with stones and just now heard gunshots and was hit and responsible for this situation. >> reporter: last month guinea electoral commission said presidential election would take place in october but local elections next year and do not want to keep the local representatives they appointed and rather wants them to be appointed and he narrowly won the vote in 2010 the first time they held free election since gaining independence from fran

. >> guinea confirms nine new cases of ebola, in the north, far from liberia >>> on the money break,zil's state-controlled oil giant petrogas is revealing how much it is writing off to losses tide to a scandal. patricia joins us. not good news for petrogas. >> they are trying to draw a line under it. they put a price tag on it. 2.1 billion, that's the price it's slapping on a corruption scandal. prosecutors have been investigating allegations that suppliers overcharged the giants for contrast and kicked back some of those ill-gotten gains. the political fallout was on display in march, when hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest corruption and demand the impeachment of dilma rousseff and chaired the petrogas's board most of the time the bribes took place, she has been exonerated. but dozens of top politicians are under investigation, and the scantedal hit brazil's construction and oil sectors, dragging on the economy, expected to fall into recession. >> is it enough to turn the page. what about the declining price of i will. problem on problem. >> it is a problem. what

guinea have fired tier gas. now the protestors were calling for new local elections rival political factions have a long standing deal but the polls will be held prior to this presidential election, but demonstrators fear the delay means the president's rivals will gain more influence in organizing their presidential campaign. >> france is on high alert following the arrest of a man suspected of blotting an attack. the 24-year-old suspect was arrested in pair on wednesday after accidentally shooting himself in the leg. he stumbled upon his plans while searching his car. from paris simon mcgregorwood has the story. >> according to france's politician the country is facing an unprecedented risk of attack. on thursday, the prime minister use add radio interview to say that five plots have been thwarted since the charlie hebdo attacks back in january. >> the threat has never been greater. we have never faced this kind of terrorism in our history. >> the five included an alleged plot he was detained after he accidentally shot himself on sunday. and is also suspected of killing a young woman found dead in her car. pol

guinea's institutions. the government has criticized the opposition for protesting despite still battling an ebola outbreak. several newtill being reported each week. >> the authorities in this country have decided to express opposition demonstrations. the security forces that stop the people from expressing themselves. the danae an people ga ghanaian people cannot express themselves freely. >> reporter: there sats vanvleet been talks but the opposition says it will only end the protests if it's it's guaranteed implementation of an agreement that local elections will take place before the fall. >> translator: we are ready to negotiate if this illegal action removed. it's only the opposition and its partners who can dissolve this agreement for local elections. >> reporter: at least three people were killed and more than 50 wounded in last week's demonstrations. and unless both sides can agree on a framework for elections more violence is likely to follow. al jazerra. >>> the u.n. has condemned an attack by the armed group al al-shabab that killed at least seven people in northern somalia. four somalis and three foreign

guinea pigs on research. >> bill is the business administration of ocean county new jersey. the potential health dangers had you put the whole project on hold. >> a lot of children who use this feel we wanted to be absolutely save we were safe in putting a product like that one down. >> not everyone is convinceed crumb rubber is a health hazard. e p. a there has not been long long tie testing and doctors agree. >> we don't have the information we need. >> synthetic turf council says there are almost 60 studies that show crumb rubber is safe and dr. arthur frank says the exposure is limited. and the health risk minimal. >> obviously any amount of exposure to cancer causing agents is not desirable but we live in a world where everybody is exposed to cancer causing agents every day. >> that's no comfort to julie shapiro and her son teddy who say there are too many unanswered questions about crumb rubber they want more testing. >> we need to protect these kids. we need to rule out anything that could harm them. >> until then, the worries and the games will continue. >> stephanie

guinea. >> we want to take you now to the united nations in new york where the u.n. are spoking. >> today this morning we're also discussing very important issue. the humanitarian issue. the first humanitarian summit meeting in istanbul next year, i'm looking forward to that. today's headlines brings reminders why the summit is needed. the humanitarian is vast becoming a sea of misery for migrants. twice as many migrants have died at sea in the past year than on the titanic. and it is a humanitarian tragedy that to rescue capacity in the mediterranean undealt why. italy greece has felt the burden record numbers of people are fleeing war and persecution. as migrants face discrimination, violence and they need our protection during their greatest hour of need. excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, today we have seen the great peril that humanitarian and development in so many places around the world i could be democrat condemn the attack today in somalia in which staff including from unicef, were killed. those who died in today's attack were not only from somalia but fro

guinea's capital. anti-government protesters are angry over election delays. >>> forcing polluting vehicles off the road. shanghai prepares to introduce new laws. >>> italian prosecutors say they have arrested the captain and first mate of a boat that capsized off the coast of libya. survivors have asked in sicily it's feared up to 900 others drowned. the prime minister says europe must work together to stop migrants being exploited by traffickers. alexi o'brien reports. >> reporter: of the hundreds on board the boat they hoped would take them to a new life these are the few who made it. 27 migrants out of as many as 950. arriving in the sicilian port of catania and exhausted by their ordeal they were met by emergency workers. among the survivors, the boat's captain and first mate. trrs say they have been charged over the sinking. >> translation: we carried out two arrest warrants, the captain and crew. the captain was charged with manslaughter. >> reporter: in malta 24 bodies arrived, bulled from the water since their overcrowded boat capsized and sank off the coast of libya. more information is being released about the conditions the mi

. >> police in guinea have fired tear gas at opposition supporters. and the protestors are chalk for new local elections rifle factions have a long standing deal that local elections will be held prior to this poll, the demonstrators fear that the delay the rivals will gain more influence in organizing their presidential campaigns. >> everyone here has escaped the fighting and the surrounding areas. he was cleared and criticized their government. >> he had eight children, including a boy with leukemia. he is unloam id and poor. he said he felt humiliated after sleeping two fights in the open waiting for permission from the government to let his family in. they demanded a sponsor i said i have no one. i asked them to give me my papers and let me die in dignity back home. >> he and his family were allowed in after someone they don't know sponsored them. his wife says they had to. now they urge the government to do something so they can return home. >> more than 113,000 people have left am bar since april 8th. the government has september the enforcements to clear of isil fighters. that bat

guinea. two rainy seasons, and we are in it it's happening nicely. >> thank you rob. still ahead on the newshour. breathing new life in the quest for custom made organs. we'll report on pioneering research in the united states. >> in sport james harden stars for the houston rockets as they take on n.b.a. champions, the dallas mavericks. the latest coming up. >>> hello again. you are watching the al jazeera newshour he is a reminder of the top stories. 28 people have been rescued after a boat they travelled on capsized in the mediterranean. 24 bodies have been recovered. it is feared up to 700 people were on board the vessel when it went down south of lampedusa >>> militias loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi in yemen is laying siege to an air base considered crucial to the programme, targetting al qaeda fighters. the situation is worsening, 331 people have been killed many civilians. >>> the u.n. says more than 90,000 fled fighting in the iraqi province of anbar. the military is trying to drive out the islamic state of iraq and levant. fighters from ramadi - many fleeing are trying to get into baghdad. m

guinea pigs for the research. >> best to put the product on hold. >> jim is the business administrator of ocean city new jersey whereesurface the stadium with crumb rubber synthetic turf has been scrapped. >> potential health dangers had you put the whole project on hold? >> we have a lot of children to use this field. we want to be absolutely sure we are safe putting a product like that down. >> not everyone convinced crumb rub sera health hazard. the epa says there has not been enough long-term testing and some doctors agree. >> i think that the frightening thing is that we just don't have the information that we need. >> but synthetic turf council says there are almost 60 stud that's show crumb rub is her safe. and doctor arthur franken environmental health expert as drexel says the exposure is limited and the health risks minimal. >> obviously any amount of shall posh your to cancer-causing agents is not desirable, but we live in a world where everybody is exposed to cancer-causing agents every day. >> they say too many unanswered questions about crumb rubber. >> weed fu protect these kids, we need to rule out a