and niger innis. niger, i'll give you another piece to the puzzle.ervice employees union put out a tweet. do we have that? nope, but i'll fake it. here's what he said, i'll put it up for you, let me assure you the hard working employees of the nws had nothing to do with the utterly disgusting and disingenuous tweet sent out by noaa management tonight. question to you, niger. why is the president making people in positions of power echo his error? >> because there's another missing piece of the puzzle which is that the national hurricane center issued a number of maps from the 27th of august through the 3rd of september several of which showed that alabama did have a 30% chance, as high, as high as a 30% chance of getting hit by the hurricane and it is based on some of those reports that the president made his estimation. >> karen finney, in point of fact, on the sunday that he made this statement, these were the only available maps that he would have been shown, assuming he looked at anything. >> right. >> there is no reasonable basis on -- unless yo

but, the highest fertility rate in the world is in niger, where women have an average 7.2 children.had, mali, and niger all belong to the sahel zone, a region that's arid and impoverished and has a rapidly expanding population. here, outside niger's capital , niamey, people expect their children to provide for the family once they're able to. the more children they have, the greater r the likelihood that t least one of them will find work and be able to support the family. jean-marc gravellini works for the sahel alliance, an initiative promoting stability and development inin the regio. he s says population growth is e of the biggest problems currently facing africa. >> it's a very, very, very huge challenge. fofor the peoplele in regardrd f their knowledge, they don't understand the number of children in a famimily can be n issue. >> the figures give cause for concern. 4.6 billion people currently live in asia. but, according to forecasts, africa's population is set to grow by nearly 3 billion by 2100. so, when we say the global population is growing, what we mean is essentially a

joining me now, niger innis and britt mchenry. good to see you both. niger? come on. first it's a hat, next it's a shirt. i happen to like the color red. but if you wear it, it's somehow symbolic of hate as far as this pulitzer prize author is concerned. >> i suppose i will have to get a yellow rose or a pink rose as opposed to red roses on valentine's day for my honey. this absurd. as funny and silly as it sounds, it's a serious phenomenon. a generation ago my father coined a brilliant term, he coined the term a generation ago called neomccarthyite left wing totalitarianism. what he was making reference to is folks like himself, members of the reagan administration, how they would get accosted and heckled on college campuses. this to tall tear yawnism he talked about in the 80s and 90s has resurfaced. but now it's on steroids. this lady was trying to appeal to the intelligentsia of the left wing to get your pulitzer. you have conservatives accosted in restaurants, kicked out of restaurants, members of the family being physically confront. it's absurd. but it only spe

at least 40 people have been killed in severe flooding in niger. the floods sparked by exceptionally high what are levels in the niger river have swamped the capital. tetens of thousands have fled their homes. -- sparked by exceptionally high water levels. pope francis has praised mozambique's opposition leader for their role in sigigning a peace accord. the pope called for them to use hope a and sustainable developmt is weapons of peace -- as weapons of peace. you are watching "dw news." still to come e -- culture in a time off war. dw meets people in yemen working to sustain the country's cultural life as civil conflict rages around them. that's coming up in just a moment. german chancellor angela merkel begins a three-day visit to china in a few hours along with a trade delegation traveling with her. german businesses looking for potential openings in the chinese market made possible by washington's trade dispute with beijing, but merkel is also facing calls at home to speak out about human rights issues. merkel's spokesman has already made it c

joining me, niger innis and robin biro. come on, details do matter. don't they, niger?tainly do. it matters that biden misremembered meeting the kid from the parkland tragedy in the white house a year after he had already left the white house is when the parkland horrific incident occurred. but i think those gaffes as bad as they are, they are not irrelevant, i think the longer-term foreign policy advice he gave to president obama and foreign policy ideas vice president biden, former vice president biden had are much more problematic in the 2020 campaign such as splitting up iraq into three different nations. idea such as supporting the war hawks or the chicken hawks in the obama administration that helped facilitate the assassination of moammar gadhafi and left a vacuum in libya. this is a sneak preview of what a bind foreign policy would look like. according to tony blinken. early in the obama administration, president obama said joe, you have got the withdrawal of iraq in your hands. what happened with that rapid evacuation of iraq. it left a vacuum for isis to step

playing in bamako he simply launched the vibe here the city which was built on the banks of the rebuy niger innis one of the fastest growing metropolis. sometimes at the expense of those who are below the poverty line. must assume any comments on the social change in bamako in his news right up there for not. yet. therefore. it dependence to get the must assume means to deal in and told me. here he gets the creative energy he meets. i. was at the sinks in french in mali's national language of. the country's musical heritage is a huge source of inspiration for must assume it was. to give my music an authentic turn to use traditional instruments such as the guitar like or a. drum. tradition of a little quirky live you know whenever we could think about which traditional instrument fits best my goal is to create a symbiosis music a mix of the modern and the traditional music you know you said music. is do traditional i must assume you grew up in security. guard and he's never forgotten his fruits he often organizes steps diverse and invites produces as a way of giving back to the young people

he simply launched the vibe here the city which was built on the banks of the ribeye niger innis one of the fastest growing metro police. sometimes at the expense of those who are below the poverty line. must assume many comments on the social change in bamako in his news right. now. therefore our. dependence to get the must assume a studio in and told me. she gets the creative energy he meets. was that it sinks in french in mali its national language of. the country's musical heritage is a huge source of inspiration for much to so many was. to give my music an authentic turn to use traditional instruments such as the guitar like cora under. or the song. a tradition of. pleasure whenever we could be with think about what's traditional instrument the 5th best my goal is to create a symbiosis a mix of the modern and the traditional you know you. don't need to do traditional i must assume you grew up in sokoto. and he's never forgotten his roots he often organizes festivals and invites produces as a way of giving back to the young people in these communities the winner of these rap batt

the right time in fact that i'm in court not that buffett the prime minister of india is going to niger states but a big investors meeting in who will stand along with the president of united states mr crump is going to attend so he is going there with a lot of these as far as investors are concerned look at the really it was an india deal recently and factor today morning there was a lot of you doom and fear among investors because now of course bill and positive now the reason why investors are quite worried because the indian economy has slowed down $1.00 more still 5 percent that garcias are going down consumer product was down to almost 15 percent don't lol so country is what also cutting jobs and the banks are saddled with huge loans now i spoke to a lot of c.e.o.'s to them wanting after this is announcements were made and all of them had now think talking quite positive what they call me they're saying they're going to get almost $10000000000.00 in their hands with this tax cut and they are going to go back to the drawing rooms and going to meet largely lesson plans and so i was

conditions inside those camps are extremely difficult but he was able to speak to refugees in neighboring niger about their experiences in libya a warning this report contains pictures that some may find disturbing. these images were recorded by refugees in different camps in libya they show appalling conditions human rights activists say the images that credible we came into direct contact with 2 refugees i am messaging services they have been interred in a libyan migrant camp for 2 years they talk to us by a voice message we change the voices for their own protection. we've been tortured with skid was suffering and dying from various diseases. we were kidnapped we became victims of violence we're starving people have died our lives are disgusting so we appeal for a voiceless voice to be hood. we are innocent refugees living in the land of hell. are. in need we speak to refugees who went through this hell. one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many other star on the journey across the saha

construction has begun in niger on a 2000 kilometer or oil pipeline it will deliver crude to neighboring been in nigeria's president i'm on hamas to be sure for described the kickoff as a quote historic moment the project is being funded by beijing so chinese officials attended the groundbreaking ceremony at the eye the dim oil field china's national petroleum corporation announced last month it had signed a contract with the government of being. that's your business update thanks for watching. take. a few people in stories. so special are you ready. to. hello and welcome to arts and culture we have more on the international literature festival here in berlin and my guest is andre author of call me by your name also coming up we take a look at a new exhibition by british sculptor antony gormley who says he wants to transport visitors to the threshold between the known and the. all this week we've been reporting on the international literature festival in berlin writers from around the world are here to give readings whole discussion panels workshops and generally meet and greet their fel

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had died so does the irony of ironies you go to help the children in cameroon and chad and nigeria niger and had we not come there the way would still be playing with his siblings. it was devastating and there was nothing we could do in the wake of something like that other than show your sorrow and respect for the family. >> host: you return. >> guest: i went back that day to see the family and i just looked them in the eyes and tried to somehow express the remorse that i felt and my own son that had a birthday coming up a couple of days later and you just think this family is not going to enjoy a celebration it was devastating that i reflected the book on also what it means in the larger level. so many people especially these days trump with his rhetoric. there's an idea of even when america goes to try to help this is the kind of thing that happens. when it did happen and there's no denying it happened, the good that the united states did even on trip like that, the number of children like that will lay dying of malnutrition and he apprehended by the au courant, u.s. diplomats and aid

wilson had been sent to niger by the administration to investigate e the claim in 2002 but found no such evidence. despite wilson's findings, the uranium allegation was included in bush's 2003 state of the union address. shortly after w wilson wrwrote a "washington post" op-ed about bush, theyey outed wilson's wif, valerie plame, as a covert cia operative. in 2004, joseph wilson appearerd on democracy now! >> the title of my piece is "what i did not find an africa." i was acting in response to a question by the vice president to check out allegations that iraq had attempted to purchase significant quantity of uranium from that country. it was a very important question because iraq would only have one use for uranium, that would be nuclear weapons programs and that wouldld have been the one piece of incontrovertible evidence he was attempting to reconstitute nuclear weapons programs. which would have lent to some credence to the notion that the saidng gun might be -- i there was nothing to this. amy: to see our full interview with the late joseph wilson, visit democracynow.org. his ex-wif

troops claim the footage is of hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of nigeron following a major attack near the border those are reports. from all of this is a goofy defenseman. in a command center planning to launch an attack inside saudi arabia and coordinating with us forces on the ground. according to the who's the spokesman it happened on august 25th and lasted for 72 hours. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the planning forces opened a way to allow the aggressor personnel to step into the ambush booth he's claimed more than 500 people were killed and at least 2000 captured some of them were wearing uniforms like this with the saudi national guard logo but many of these prisoners of war are what the who are calling yemeni nationals who have been lured and disillusioned by saudi arabia to fight against the who thinks also on display these armored vehicles which the who sees say belonged to the saudi military. specialized units cut off the resupply

the he's claimed the footage shows hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia in the town of niger and following a major attack near the border between the 2 countries for such a bar reports. this is the who's the defense minister in a command center planning to launch an attack inside saudi arabia and coordinating with his forces on the ground. according to the hoofy spokesman it happened on august 25th and lasted for 72 hours. but it specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the planet forces opened a way to allow the aggressor personnel to step into the ambush it was these claim more than $500.00 people were killed and at least 2000 captured some of them were wearing uniforms like this with the saudi now.

videos these claims the images show hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of niger on after a major attack near the border between the 2 countries. and to government protests once again turned violent in hong kong as hundreds of thousands took to the streets for another weekend and sunday police respond. to an unauthorized march with tear gas rubber bullets and water cannon. polls have closed in austria snap parliamentary election exit polls show former chancellor sebastian kurtz far ahead of his rivals but short of a majority final results are due on october the 16th. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out as an ongoing impeachment inquiry against him trump called the proceedings brought by house democrats the single greatest scam in american politics the president is alleged by whistleblowers who have pressured ukraine's army to lenski to investigate his political rival joe biden and the gallagher joins us now live from washington d.c. it's a sunday there which means told show day what sort of message is the administration putting out on the talk show circuits

criticizing intelligence reports that claimed saddam hussein had purchased uranium in the african nation of niger. shortly after, the identity of his then-wife valerie plame as a c.i.a. operative was exposed. the scandal led to the conviction of scooter libby, a top aide to vice president dick cheney, for lying to investigators and obstruction of justice. president trump fully pardoned libby in 2018. plame is now running for congress in new mexico as a democrat. for more on the resignation of the u.s. special envoy to ukraine, and the latest on the impeachment inquiry, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: some presidential candidates in the afghan election are already charging it was a fraudulent process. taliban attacks also decreased turnout and forced some polling places to stay closed. joining us now via skype is craig nelson, kabul bureau chief for the "wall street journal." first, it is unfortunately common for people to say that e process is fraudulent. but from what you can tell and all the different monitors that are on the ground, has this been a fair process so r today? >> it's

yesterday i mentioned that they have already come 350000 kilometers square in niger and there that the this means that they have started this kind of. you have finished the phase of guerrilla wars no no they are started to take over position military positions saudi military positions and the wide scale operations have been during this military operation they have used also drones in silos in order to to to to avoid. strikes and also to to attack targets and also the the military supplies of saudi arabia in order to not reach the they're already besieged troops. according to the whole of the. military spokesperson he said that the at least 20500 saudi backed forces among them saudi officers and soldiers being killed when. according to his claim that the saudi arabia has carried out an attack on its own backed forces leading to the killing of 2 hand read soldiers and $300.00 others were killed during the confrontations and have. surrendered themselves ok mohammed joining us live from the yemeni capital sat thanks very much indeed. well catherine shutdown is heads of the yemen department

the secrets on niger. starts october 11th. bob. young people around the world are leading a mass strike protesting inaction on a climate crisis that is making itself felt worldwide in heat waves droughts forest fires and storms will the tangible effects of global warming and the protests of younger generations who will bear the future price truly decisive moves by politicians are we ready to change course youth in revolt climate of change. in a. that's our topic here on to the point hello and welcome i'm melinda crane and these are the guests who will be discussing that topic with us kong un potch is spokesperson for the berlin section of fridays for future he believes change is coming through the hopes that we give to people. and it's a pleasure to welcome alan posner he is a commentator for the daily newspaper he argues to be successful the fight against global warming needs more than kids skipping school it needs politicians who can gain votes for sensible policies. and were very happy to have with us only around the christian a

videos he's claimed the images show hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia it is a town of niger on after a major attack near the border. violence has continued into the night the day of protests in hong kong demonstrates is attacked an abandoned taxi in the commercial area of one child they told media the driver was speeding towards the crowd. president donald trump. house democrats over an impeachment inquiry against him the president is alleged to have pressured ukraine. to investigate his political rival joe biden. sebastian curds is conservative people's party is one austria's parliamentary election according to early projections we're looking at live pictures coming in from v.l. oh where is speaking now this exit polls show the former chancellor party is in the lead with you know more than 37 percent of the vote the early election was called after the governing center right coalition collapsed in the wake of a corruption scandal and final results aren't due until october the 16th let's get more now from dominic casey is in vienna we've got on the right side of the box there

2009 in november where the saudis 1st struck against them they went inside saudi border is near the niger on area and they capture about 100 warder guards then they use them for a bargain so i imagine after the solid b. this big not unconditionally accept their piece off them that they once again want to show. they're not capable of inflicting harm. and then again invite their prisoner swap and be stopped while i mean they occupied some of the capital of yemen and so they describe themselves as has no official government of yemen right now in competition with or swith president the was in solidarity again militarily they have close to 100000. men to the heart of the soldiers and they have demonstrated their followers elsewhere. some former president robert mugabe has been buried in his home village of. a dispute over where he should be laid to rest the government had wanted the 95 year old buried at a national cemetery but then backtracked after complaints from the recovered family more on this from heart of. relevant obvious family had a private burial but before that it was a church ser

then he will have been shown to have failed his appeal will have been weakened the brics it party of niger for all its might then take up the the section of his electorate who really do want to see what some people call the heartbreaks it fully thank you for that live for us in london. still ahead on al-jazeera too little too late despite concessions from the government protesters forced the closure of the hong kong train station last that vladimir putin's body won't have any candidates in the moscow seating actions we'll look at why taleban asked independence instead. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts we are tracking typhoon ling-ling right now making its way across the rico islands and heading towards the north there's a cloud right there on the satellite and by saturday the storm is going to be increasing in intensity as we go toward saturday a lot heavier rain chose not only for the korean peninsula but also over here towards the eastern side of china as well the storm surge is going to be a problem anywhere along the coastal areas by the time we get to sunday

he's claimed the footage shows hundreds of corruption fighters inside saudi arabia in the town of niger and following a major attack near the border between the 2 countries for such a bari reports. this is a who's he defense minister in a command center planning to launch an attack inside saudi arabia and coordinating with his forces on the ground. according to the who's the spokesman it happened on august 25th and lasted for 72 hours. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the planning forces opened a way to allow the aggressor personnel to step into the ambush booth he's claimed more than 500 people were killed and at least 2000 captured some of them were wearing uniforms like this with the saudi national guard logo but many of these prisoners of war are what the who are calling yemeni nationals who have been lured and disillusioned by saudi arabia to fight against the who thinks. also on display these armored vehicles which the who thinks say belonged to the saudi military. special

during a months long military campaign that these have been targeting the southern saudi region of niger on a spokesman says they've also captured several saw the army officers. we have taken a number of military positions and we have captured over 4 military brigades those prisoners of war just a few in number in comparison to the thousands who have been arrested and surrendered themselves we tell our leaders sayyid up told by like al who see that we are going to chart our slogan and raise our flag until we reach riyadh and to the white house. a series of attacks as well as technical delays didn't stop people from turning out for afghanistan's 4th presidential election since the fall of the taliban there were nearly 70 attacks across the country killing 5 and injuring hundreds of others syria's deputy prime minister has used his address at the un general assembly to demand the immediate withdrawal of foreign forces in his country while it mention turkey and the u.s. specifically and said syria is open to dialogue but not at the expense of its national integrity police in hong kong have

afghanistan, iraq, syria, somalia, and niger, officially. military bases, 870 countries. these are crazy numbers and nobody knows. and when i say nobody knows, i mean the media doesn't report it. how many bombs are we dropping? obama was dropping 20,000 a year? and trump has taken it to 44,000. david stockman and i were looking and said that they can't account for $20 million. i don't know. where is it? i don't know how long i had to work to have that money taken out of my taxes. what did you do with it? i don't know. crazy. just crazy. going on 18 years. the only time that war is mentioned is when a dad comes him to surprise his wife and kids at a football game. and by the way, i love that. it's a beautiful moment. it makes me feel good. i get teary eyed when i see the daughter that hasn't seen daddy in so long. but, why don't we tell the american people why daddy is there to begin with? why don't we tell them anything about that war except when he comes home? it's mind-boggling. we do as americans have the right to be informed. we think that's all it is, though. no. it'

the chance to have the industry that is living up because it would have been a wealthy country —— nigerally determined divisions. that is where we can assist. the big players need to take the biggest share, where it happens. everything is happening there already and then we are surprised that people migrate. everybody looks for an opportunity and the chance to survive. are you saying that is a direct outcome of inequality? absolutely. you are getting a lot of applause here today, sigrid kaag. let us talk about another outcome of inequality and the manifestations that affect every country. christina isa that affect every country. christina is a director in germany for the centre forfeminist is a director in germany for the centre for feminist foreign policy and an advisor to the german government. what you want to say to the panel? so with the feminist movement and gender equality, at its very co re movement and gender equality, at its very core it has been hugely critical of the capitalist system and it keeps pushing minorities, amongst which women are the big three, to the margins. i'm

businesses in south africa and reprisal attacks on south african businesses in nigeria and zambia niger was vice president says his country will boycott the world economic forum has more now from johannesburg. nigerians angry about anti foreign attacks in africa protest outside the surf going on store in the us they want the government to do more to protect nigerians living in south africa. supports what is. your. own mind you know people are dying on a daily basis. in certain things are slowly getting back to normal after a few days of rioting in looting many foreign owned businesses were targeted. from mali he says he's lived in turkey for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking the jobs. of. those. people. knowing. someone figure as raises from ethiopia he's nervous about speaking about attacks on fine nationals in case a story is targeted some people say why speak poverty and inequality i said blame for the violence all of us a free country but. country life i don't know but. what i don't know is all the free thinking. north. america but also

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they came from the desert in south africa, from the niger delta, from the mountains of kashmir, and nepal and baluchistan. they came from grassroots villages in kenya, and senegal, they came from trinidad, rio de janeiro, then iowa, and maine. fighting men bound for europe climbed onto troop ships in halifax, in madras, melbourne. wasting from mumbai and vancouver. then, 22 months after it started, they student from san diego, seattle new york, orleans, miami, new york, boston. they spoke 100 languages. they prayed to a dozen ideas of vishnu, thejesus, great spirit. they came from 140 countries aligned later as the united nations, passed in 1945 at the generation of the united nations hoped would end war for their children and grandchildren. i say this in all humility, asking you to walk in silence in this great place of memory and trying to remember them all, not just the framed photographic tragedy of the 18-year-old from iowa, the 19-year-old from arizona, or the 20-year-old from nova scotia, who never came home. tens of millions who never came home did not even need to leave home to f

troops claim the footage is of hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of niger on following a major attack near the border between the 2 countries al jazeera cannot independently verify the videos the images also purportedly show dozens of dead and wounded soldiers and destroyed armored vehicles there's been no response from saudi arabia to the claims. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the plan our forces are underway to allow the aggressor personnel to step into the ambush specialized units cut off the resupply line of the enemy from the east and the west that the cordon was sealed around this personnel from all sides the infantry units turn the ambush into an all out offensive i'm in the last card is live for us in let's start with perhaps what details the who things are giving about when this battle is supposed to have taken place how recent these pictures are. sami according to the whole of the military spokesperson here syria he mentioned the these w

highcame from the color desert in south africa, from the niger delta, from the mountains of kashmir, and a paul and baluchistan. -- and a paul. nepal.e paul - the came from trinidad, rio de janeiro, iowa, and maine. fighting men bound for europe climbed onto troop ships in halifax, madras, melbourne. they steamed from a bike and vancouver and then 22 months after it started -- from mumbai and vancouver. then from san diego, seattle new york, orleans, miami, new york, boston. they spoke a hundred leg witches. they faded to a dozen ideas of god. two -- they spoke a hundred languages. they paraded to the great spirit, vishnu, allah and god. they came from hundred 40 countries and it aligns they called the united nations, passed in the 1945 at the generation of the united nations hoped would end war for their children and grandchildren. i say this in all humility asking you to walk in silence in this great place of memory and try trim ever them all. not just the framed photographic tragedy of the 18-year-old from iowa, the 19-year-old from arizona, or the 20-year-old from nova scotia. wh

i remember being in neitheaster niger in a historical transit point for migration corridors heading north. and i met this -- i think 17-year-old guy from the area. and he had just come back after a failed trip to europe. and he told me about the consistent, horrific events that had occurred until then he was imprisoned in libya and he told me me with a smile on his face and his innocent eyes about, actually, it brought me back to a philosophy class where we talked about the best day of his imprisonment in libya is when he was sold from a north african prison owner to a subsaharan owner. he thought he would be deemed valuable enough to live. just last week there juan article in reuters about 15 migrants that were trying to cross the med. 14 of the 15 died. the one gentleman from ethiopia that survived is talking about the boats and ships that were passing and he saw their faces. they moved on. it's horrible. so what does it mean to me? i mean when you get too attached to the horrific stories that we face, it can affect you. and so we have to take a step back and look at some statistics and