that boat is dumb for niger as well as cathy states . these are the state why that is active banditry activity or group activities by angles and also a response from the niger military and police forces. now we've seen over the past few weeks, how the security forces have stepped up operations or interdiction rate and banded hide out in that area, claiming tough, it's called direct, it's and killing several ballads in those areas. we've also seen how the bundle responded. for example, a few days ago they killed at least a dozen police officers at a training camp in northwest nigeria that also shut down an idea of military aircraft that conducted rates on their hide out a few days before. now, although the pilot is escaped, the bandits still continue to dominate certain areas in the north, west of the countries will hold just saying that the ransom for the release of the over $120.00 kid not victims. but there are also hundreds of others was still being held by these groups operating in the north, west and north central parts of niger ban

dollars to fund the work in niger. there is no vacation for rachida and other children of the camp. >> i want to be a doctor. it is my real desire. my father used to help people when he was alive. the people here are suffering without health care, so i want to study and be a doctor. fred: that will become more difficult for her the longer she is stuck in the camp without being able to go to school. brent: here in europe, norway is marking the 10th anniversary of a deadly attack by a right-wing extremist. on this day in 2011, a bomb was set off in oslo, killing eight. the bomber then traveled to a youth summer camp on an island and shot dead 69 people, most of them teenagers. [those ringing -- [bells ringing] memorial services were held across the country today. survivors and relatives remember those who lost their lives. this metal read -- reed is engraved with the names of the victims. the norwegian prime minister said the attack taught the nationo stand up against extremism. >> we must not let hate stand unopposed. t

there's a -- and niger and a -- in the long run, he's.eated we don't know this will roll out. >> our correspondent there. we'll bring you an update on that situation as we get it. 140 pupils, students from that border school are missing right now as we speak. next, over 1000 afghan soldiers sought refuge over the border and tai chi consent, -- in ta jikistan fleeing fighting. with u.s. force is scheduled to be out by september 11, the taliban says it is set to take back control of the state and imposing an islamist way of life. >> this is the military base in central afghanistan. taliban insurgents invited journalist to the site to brandish the weapons they have seized from the country's military including guns, explosives and vehicles. as foreign troops raced to leave the country, the islamic system is the only path forward to them. >> i wl put down my gun only if there is examin -- i will put down my gun only if there is islamic law. >> fearing they will reimpose sharia law. this uncertainty about the future has forced many afghanss to

and niger states and was seen at tax rising in recent months at the police are saying that they have not paid ransom for the release of these individuals. and the reports we getting is that these individuals have been collected by these bandits about period of time from several villages, ends up in nyja and kept states. and they were camped that the leader of 10 said he has main opposition. party has been arrested. freeman and bowie and 10 other cheers mate. party members were detained in the middle of the night. they were planning a conference to demand constitutional reforms. authority say the members were arrested for inciting on authorized assembly. there all restrictions and public gatherings to curb the spreads of corporate 19 catherine sawyer. as following those developments from the philippines capital at the south of that's a demo opposition party has released a statement confirming the arrest of 11 of the members, including the lead up room and boy, they rested very early this morning at around 230 a. m. a hotel in, in ones. they had trouble there to attend a constitutional

a humanitarian agents have a warning that arise and school kidnappings and northwest and niger area is disrupting the education of hundreds of thousands of children around a 1000 students and staff has now been abducted since december. the latest attack took place on monday as a boarding school in kaduna state. nearly a 150 students are missing. fidelis from bar reports now from boucher print. gotta disco compound, consoling one another. as the week to hear news of the missing children. reaped fond of an empty beds are all there remained after a pack of radiate dip battelle baptist boarding school in not with my dear, where students slept, talk this morning about 6 maybe have given up. i know like children are pack including my police. see the feeling overpowered security girls and to be victims into a nearby forest. more than 2 dozen students have been rescued it earlier in a separate park on the health center. not of cut, you know, city about a dozen people where deducted, including children, younger 3. this is, it turns my kid not being in niger us northern region since december, fo

what's being reported and police in niger areas say they secured the release, a group of 100 women and children kidnapped 6 weeks ago. there were a doctors last month and northwest and some forest state. bruce president, legs has promised. change is coming. after a long and divisive election period, left his teacher and union leader federal castillo. as we declared the winner, 6 weeks after the one off, he did his right when opponents and just 44000 volts. the official results were delayed while he's ations of fraud. while the losing candidate cake. would you? maury, mariana sanchez, reports from lima. there will be differences in an equally polarized country. nearly half of peruvians, superficial cake for humanity are disappointed to the election result. you won the presidency with just 50 point one percent of the vote. the on monday, you issued a call for unity. i asked that kickoff would you marie, not to barriers in the way that we move forward and make this the government of all to be nearing the finish line last week. modest to produce play to which the presidential palace by for

these objects still have blood on the niger areas now demanding the return of the splittings, open its own museum to host them. public pressures has been mounting tremendously in response. cultural commissioner, monica group has called museum directors and kosher ministers from across germany to discuss the issue, they agreed to start returning the stolen items. it has a breakthrough and a paradigm shift. more and more details and individual exhibits are becoming known . it would appear that the benign bronzes could just be the tip of the iceberg. this trigger boat is from the violent and was lately stolen by german colonial troops. me, the humboldt form is full of contentious items. i know our own is failed with controversy. was the decision in favor of the 100 form still right in your view? absolutely. space is absolutely. i have never invested so much energy and passion in a cultural project as i have in this one. the hook for him was only half finished when i took it over when coming into office 8 years ago, the founding directorship had the former head of the british museum near m

he's based in the niger in capital, a boucher, thanks for joining us on t w business. how would you describe china's influence on the way people do business in africa? i think korean is predicated by the fact that it's been a win win, seemingly china. so it's got a lot of construction contracts. i think in 2019, it was something like 46000000000 in algeria, nigeria, p o. p, mainly africa, who's got infrastructure much needed. but in all of that, despite total loan commitments of either $150000000000.00 model, same year, there seems to be a lack of transparency in many loans. the contract involved. and that impact heavily on other players trying to come into the market, assuming they will. because it means that up against projects where they may not be public 10 years, where the bank ability of the project in question may be debatable and what things like contract. pamela is known that general lack of transparency illustrated by railway project nigeria, the, the label is the relationship between africa and china such now that african nations actively seeking our chinese

so let's speak to jeremy gaines who is a business development consultancies based in the niger and capital, a boucher, thanks for joining us on t u. business. how would you describe china is influence on the way people do business in africa? i think the influence is predicated by the fact that it's been a win win seemingly china. so it's got a lot of construction contract. i think in 2019 it was something like 46000000000 in algeria, nigeria t t o kim manley, africa who's got infrastructure much needed. but in all of that, and despite total loan commitments of i think, $150000000000.00 model that same year there seems to be a lack of transparency in many loans. the contract involved. and that impact heavily on other players trying to come into the market, assuming they will because it means that up against projects where they may not be public 10. where the bank ability projects in question may be debatable and what things like contract premises on to know that general lack of transparency illustrated by railway project nigeria, the, the labels, the relationship between africa and china su

i mean, did reese in the niger in capital boucher has more on the a you envoys reaction. he was angry that when they, what, when they traveled to europe, to seek for these vaccines, even from their own, from the pockets of african government to address the crisis at home. european factories referred them to india. and now some european countries, i've been questioning the efficacy of the vaccines, the same as transactions, i suppose, any corrections being produced in europe that are now being produced in india that are currently using africa. so they said that he said that's a big warry. and that he was, we were saying that by december, the african continent was told that they will be know vaccines arriving. the countries or the governments of the, of countries in the car on the continent would have made previous necessary arrangements to supply or get vaccines for their population. but these, i said, was wrong on the part of coverage. because that lured many african governments into a self full sense of security. thinking that fractions or doses of anti covered vaccines

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> speaking alongside emmanuel macron was the president of niger. while endorsing france's reshaping of its military presence, he highlighted the importance of the support the country provides to the volatile region. >> [speaking foreign language] >> french troops have been present in mali since 2013, an operation that was later expanded in an effort to help stabilize the region as a whole. >> let's turn to the french riviera for a look at day four of the cannes film festival. culture editor olivia salazar wins. joins us live. tell us who is racing the red carpet this evening. >> we have two french films this evening. one of the four women presenting films in competition has a film based in an emergency hospital room. it is actually quite prophetic because this was shot months before the pandemic, but it really does show a health system at breaking point, and it has had very good reviews so far. earlier this evening, we had a film for my dutch director who was last here in 2016 with a film that shocked and impressed critics in equal measure, i would

my niger manager is on material to find the beauty of the brand, to the point. if you don't you can usually just we just grab a manager, i've only got mine on mine idea on the play an important role protecting human. ringback face in awe, from europe to africa, to the americas fires, landslides and floods all of a warning, but time is running out to address climate change. ah, hello and welcome mind, pete. adobe, you're watching al jazeera alive from headquarters here. and also coming up.

the gates are locked and speaker rashid canoes has been told he's not allowed in and 28 niger and children have been reunited about parents. they were held for several weeks by armed men in could do in this state. the children returned to that town on sunday, 87 others remaining and as senior years general says, strikes in support of the african government will continue for the next few weeks. if the taliban escalates is offensive. but he declined to say how long that supports were lost with the us forces set to complete their withdrawal by the end of august us deputy secretary of state when the sermons in china for high level talks. she's meeting with the farm is that one year and the vice foreign minister, 2 thing chinese state news is reporting that the officials blamed america for estimate in relation. as the meeting began, she told sherman that the u. s. is chief, treating china as an imaginary enemy. the white house chief medical advisor is warning that the u. s. is heading in the wrong direction. as coven 19 cases rise among the unvaccinated dr entity, she says the highly contagious

and in niger area, a group of 28 kidnapped school children have been reunited with that parents. 2 weeks after they were taken, one of the parents told out there that around some was paid for their freedom. in total, a $121.00 students were taken while another group was released off the 2 days, $87.00 of them also being held hundreds of kidnaps.

returning to all of niger in which i find very interesting to see and i think it should continue. i think people should be talk more about where they are from and thoughts to appreciate this land this place. so we have had the voices of young nigerians, some argue that africa still dealing with the effect of colonialism. but who's really to blame for that? and what can we, the young generation do to break free and calm, our own pop? the report that you did kamani put the question to young cajuns and i'll st debating i will be the the 77 percent is in a row, be the capital of kenya, and it is in this city that became flog when top we were declared independence. but how independent is kenya and indeed the rest of africa. this is the question that we're asking today on our subject near colonialism. why is it still a thing in africa and who is to blame? but before we go too far, let's come through nigella. who is a political analyst and a writer here in kenya? how would you describe new colonialism? what does it mean to you? i think that coming from, i gave us the best definition for

the work i think is what keeps you up sometimes a niger because you know, things that you've got to get done the next morning because people's lives depend on it. and so those are things that keep me up lots of night. just worried about, are we going to be able to respond quick enough fast enough and people are looking to us for that help and i want to make sure we do it the best we can. oh the in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting, where does the fraught china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage alaska was an embarrassing failure for secretary of state blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. they would seem to stay just set for real negotiations and not just the app for me or my phone are 60 and i don't i just saw under the dollar format isis fighters, and they're now boarding a philippine naval ship with john $900.00. jeff, aren't abdulla still don't know what's waiting for them can i get a hold of me . ready ready i just finance guy. when customers go buy, you reduce the price, didn't help. well reduce the lower the b

and it's also the 1st time skateboarding is being contested at the gains niger, houston of the united states and japan's, that you told her, got me advanced to the men's finals karate and climbing a 2 other sports, being seen at the games for the 1st time, which the olympic committee says it will open them up to new communities, having the sports and these events in the olympic program is so important because around the world, it gives an increased focus in new countries that brings in new investment, new development into the sports in the $206.00, and sees around the world. it raises the profile in this helps the development of the sports in places like africa, asia, different parts of the world, obviously building on the areas where they are already incredibly popular and have a high profile. and being on the olympic stage, the broadcast, the attention that is on these athletes in the sports back into all parts of the world really will inspire further generations in the sports not only to be olympians, but also to engage in the local communities of the sports the there are, these ar

the work i think is what keeps you up sometimes the niger because you know things that you've got to get done the next morning because people's lives depend on it. and so those are things that keep me up lots of night . just worried about, are we going to be able to respond quick enough fast enough and people are looking to us for that help and i want to make sure we do it the best we can. oh the the struggling will be someone like me seeking the best rights for people children and that should have the best education as theirs to eval, if the time of bound continued to oppose. but this will be confront. i want to just confirmation to be political. if they don't allow us to, to continue to, to, to seek their own domination of a chemist on the way they incorporate. that will give rise to an uprising without a doubt. and i'll be one of the new gold rushes underway. and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, wh

i should just dream is to improve the lives of many women and not niger area, as possible. sexual violence continues to be an outraging issue. also in the media. some time ago, young women took to the streets with a powerful message. enough is enough. this inspired namibian position, ease to produce a song against vendor based violence in collaboration with us. but that's not all you all joined in and sent us your video clips. so always feel free to get in touch on facebook or our new instagram channel because we always love to hear from our followers. and here as a final treat, i present you the version of ease a song feature ring. you are a $77.00 per centers live show. thank you so much for being with us today and for always supporting the show. enjoy and see you next time. i don't know what you have to tell you say yes, a king, but you know what? i mean? because we take care of it we we don't relate to what you want to know by live mom. i don't know what it is, right? no problem . we have women girls. i'm going to be funny. this should be making these kinds of country down the entire c

states why the bandits or the gunman have been operating at a report of both of them for i can be and niger states and was seen at tax rising in recent months. and the police are saying that they have not paid ransom for the release of these individuals. and the reports we getting is that these individuals have been collected by these bandits about period of time, from several villages, ends up for right in nyja and kevin state. and they were camped that fill ahead, so i'll just sarah, bringing a close to 2 weeks of uncertainty. 18 you prime minister has sworn in. and german chancellor anglo merkel visits one of the times worst hits my life. people say age isn't surviving fast enough. ah. hello there. let's dot in se, asia and things are looking rather wet and windy for more than the areas of the philippines. that thanks to typhoon info, which is moving towards taiwan. but we're seeing some pretty heavy rain and strong winds, affecting manila and the surrounding areas. we've got another typhoon that's touched the southern coast of china, and that's what's really wet and windy weather to vie

and now they're more or less it will paula does this returning confidence returning to us as niger in which i find very interesting to see and i think it should continue. i think people should be taught more about where they are from and thoughts to appreciate this land this place. so we have had the voices of young nigerians. some argue that africa still dealing with the effect of colonialism. but who's really to blame for that? and what can we, the young generation do to break free and cause our own pop? our report that you did commodity put the question to young cajuns in our street debate and i will be the, the 77 percent is in a row, be the capital of kenya. and it is in this city that the kind of flag went up. we were declared independence, but how independent is kenya and indeed the rest of africa. this is the question that we're asking today on our subject, neo colonialism. why is it still a thing in africa and who is to blame? but before we go too far, let's come to nigella. who is a political analyst in the right to hear in kenya. how would you describe new colonialism? what

on the rise in prices and reduction in foam output is also leaving many families in nigeria and niger hungry continue. attacks by all groups are a major part of the problem. interest reports from the northwest, nigerian state of casino, running out of options. tom was in northern nigeria, i increasingly turning to urban spaces to cultivate crops, or motor to them were totally and others like him. i know planting crops and residential areas in the city. the land may not be particularly suitable for agriculture, but he hopes his family will at least get something out of his efforts. that will kind of remind me when you can see how the land is. but when you are start from farming, being the only occupation you know and has a family to feed them, sees any opportunity that comes away. that's what we are trying to do here. before filling his village because of attacks by gunman, he was harvesting 50 to 60 bags annually. not enough to feed the family, but he says enough to just survive this year. there was struggle to get 5 percent of that much of farming activity as nigeria is in the hands

the work i think is what keeps you up sometimes a niger because you know, things that you've got to get done the next morning because people's lives depend on it. and so those are things that keep me up most of night. just worry about, are we going to be able to respond quick enough fast enough? and people are looking to us for that help and i want to make sure we do it the best we can me. algorithms and neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most of us and that's how we find meaning and how we make sense in our place in a way what silicon valley see don't mention in their sleep presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the software humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. but we're sold as this miracle of automation behind your screen. it's a variable workforce that seems algorithm is for next to nothing. on a very good day, i could do $5.00 now. a really bad day. i could do the 10th and use workers are available by design. it's about labor costs, but it's also abo

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thank you very much for talking to us about the work that you're doing to make child niger close the united states, illegal cause off the united states. really appreciate your help today. and i need to come in to as well. this conversation is going to continue on in scum. let me show you what we're doing on my computer here. charge mileage in the united states at 2030 g m t starting wednesday. we will be having this conversation with an sprinkle talking about child marriage, the impact of it, and also taking that conversation internationally. i know and motor a commenting on child knowledge around the world as well. but for now, thanks for watching a scene next time. the news news news with me i see content story without touching a single word, liam, conventionality of life. witness through the lens of the human eye analysis era. the story of them bob weigh in her words. she is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's even moving on robot gabby, my responsibility is to tell, is involved with the story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary

continued to incite violence against your security pauses and ordinary citizens on the streets of niger. so that's nice vacation right now. and a lot of people, especially government lawyers, i expected to find in more charges on top of the 1190 counties being accused off before the court. here i did re, there almost 10000 families have been evacuated in sudan as floods continued to devastate the get out of the region. it's the only state currently affected, but officials expect of areas to be hitting the coming weeks, including the northern state of river nile because of heavy rains in the field in highlands. thailand counsel is running out of hospital beds for new copays 19 cases. hospitals in bangkok, having the discharge patients before they completely recovered that freeze up space for more severe cases. people have been reported the dying in their homes because there's no space to treat them all the 15000 cases were reported on monday. the highest figures since the pandemic began malaysia. parliament is holding a special session to discuss the government's corona, virus plans. cou

signs and rainbow flags which the leader burn journalists. emphases were also attack officials the niger by john's a massive gas field explosion was caused by a so called mud volcano. the eruption is still smoldering near the capital by authority. say there is no danger to people or the areas energy infrastructure. surely the national assembly has selected an indigenous woman to preside over the drafting of a new constitution. santiago, university, professor and activists. liza lawn call when an absolute majority in the 2nd round voting non con, represents the my food chain. people a group and recognize by the current constitution from the era dictator penal shit . they are hoping that a new text will afford them new, cultural, political, and social is moral that now i'm joined by my colleague here reporter benjamin alvarez, who is himself chilly and good to see. so 1st of all, why is chile getting a new constitution? chill is getting a new constitution because the majority of children decided to scrap the current constitution that they back to the time of the military dictatorship refer

now to 0, when we come back, kidnapped one of school in niger area. we meet this student who is determined to pursue his education despite the risks involved. and the silver screen goes green, will tell you what this years can film festival is doing to help the environment more in that i i, it's time for the journey the winter sponsored by cut on airways. hello there. it's a hot, dry picture across the middle east and quiet as expected up in the north. we've got our temperature sitting slightly above average q weight could see the temperature touch the early fifties as we go into tuesday. but further south things are looking a lot cooler. we've got a southerly wind kicking up into yemen, anime on that's bringing temperatures slightly below what we expect for this time of year and look what that does. on tuesday to guitar, the temperature is going to drop by about 10 degrees. with that change in the wind, the 3 day for doe has showing us that we're gonna be sitting at high thirty's as we go into tuesday. and things are going to really start to feel hum

the genesis of this case was when the followers of the movement in niger blockaded a major highway and prevented that. then people start from passing on that road. would that lead to the headquarters of the shia movement in nigeria? later, security forces comprising mainly of been an army defended on the headquarters of the movement. and in a 2 day operation, she, members in nigeria, said hundreds of the members are killed and hardly better buried in mass graves. after the leader lost an eye in the operation and his wife arrested. and for 2 years, his lawyer said they were held in detention without trial when eventually because the state government, where the incident happened, took over the case and prosecuted them. mister vicki and his wife were granted bill several times, but the prosecuting, the prosecutors. i refused to grant mister vicki bailed and that has been a major source of contention since is a rest in detention. they've been several protest by members across nigeria in which dozens of people have been killed, including security forces and she, members themselves. now it's

thank you very much for talking to us about the work that you're doing to make child niger close the united states, illegal cause off the united states. really appreciate your help today and i need to come in to as well. this conversation is going to continue on in scum. let me show you what we're doing on my computer here. charge mileage in the united states at 2030 g m t. starting from wednesday. we will be having this conversation with an sprinkle talking about child marriage, the impact of it, and also taking that conversation internationally. i know and motor a commenting on child knowledge around the world as well. but for now, thanks for watching a scene. it's time lead your company onto the pitch is a special moment for any football to do it is a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added count annella introduces honey, who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels. let's do it on algae 0. the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society as governments have gra

washington the strained relations during a visit by a high level of us envoy, i hope and heartbreak in niger area as 20 a kidnapped children are reunited with their parents. 87 more remain captive. ah, ah, hello, nice to see you already. water logged areas of belgium and germany. they're getting more brain. look at some of these pulses here through belgium. the disturbance is pushing further to the north. so denmark and scandinavia now getting into some of these showers and at times feisty thunderstorms. so we'll pull out, we'll give you a wider look right now because the energy is moving to the east as well. so some doubts of heavy weather toward the czech republic. heavy rain i should say. and for areas of poland in and around war thought, you know, spain over the last few to his we've been talking about high temperatures, they're coming down a bid cordoba 35 degrees. but we've also got some turbulent weather in and around valencia, some showers for barcelona. next we're going to turkey, and the black sea region has just been hammered by some heavy rain. but we're just starting to see some

the approaches, there are hundreds of people kept by these ballots in various camps in the forest of niger and other parts of central and northern parts of nigeria. among them, hundreds of students taken from better schools, universities, islamic schools and other small schools are boarding schools in north part. another part of and i get especially in the north west. why our schools have been forced to shut down because of increased activity by the government. me and marz medical infrastructure is edge edging towards collapse. unable to cope with the rising number of current of virus infections. any attempt to hold to the spread have been thrown into chaos since the military seized power. tony chang has worn out from bangkok and his report contains that some distressing images from the start. are the old issue, emergency medical responders enter a house in east doug? gone in yan, gone by the doorway. a middle aged man sits as if he just dozed off to sleep. in a bedroom, an old man, his father lies unmoving on the bed. both men are dead, suspected victims of coven 19 as it spreads. uncheck

the police in niger area have secured the release of more than 100 villagers who were kidnapped 6 weeks ago. most of them were women and children . there were dr. last month in north westerns. i'm far a state. the leader of townsend is main opposition party has been arrested. he's freeman and boy, along with 10 other today, party members. he was detained in the middle of the night. their party was planning a conference to demand constitutional reforms. indonesia has reported its highest daily death toll since the beginning of the corona virus pandemic, almost 1400 people. it is currently dealing with the worst outbreak across asia. cooper 19 restrictions have been extended until july. the 25th, a search of infections. south korea has recorded as highest number of infections ever more than 1700 new cases on tuesday. the recent search is being driven by the highly contagious delta variant. just 13 percent of the population is now fully vaccinated. violence is broken up in several cities in rounds. oil rich cars are done provinces. demonstrations of a water shorter discontinue for 6 consec

seen a lot of activity by the bandage rating villages and they've also inflict just lost us on the niger and security services. just a few days ago, they killed at least 13 policemen at a mobile police training camp in the north west of nigeria. and they also shut down and get in military jet that was bombarding doubts in the north west of the country . so that's the situation that's currently going on in the north west of the country. and we understand that the president has asked the ministry to step up oppressions in the region. do we think that the victims now go through some sorts of debrief process? i guess almost because personally the authority is they want, they need information on the band that they need information on the gangs. exactly. they will go through some debrief and some medical checks as well. but again, we've seen this over and over again, negotiations leading to the release of possibly just around some being paid a claims and counterclaims of russell paid or not paid. we have currently more than a 1000 people. nobody knows exactly how many there. ah, but there are

the approaches, there are hundreds of people kept by these bandits in various camps in the forest of niger and other parts of central and northern parts of nigeria. among them, hundreds of students taken from better schools, universities, islamic schools and other small schools are boarding schools in north part. another part of and i get especially in the north west. why our schools have been forced to shut down because of increased activity by the gunman. still to come in this half hour e, the celebrations, continue incentive goal despite africa reeling from a corona virus search. fueled by the delta vary i'm on the richardson in tokyo, a city preparing to host and limpid games like no other. ah hello nessa see a lot going on for asia pacifica. you know chan, packet became the 1st type food to make landfall in china so far this year. and now we're closely watching typhoon info. we'll go to those details in effect. but let's talk about all that rain falling across the yellow river valley. we've been showing you the images on our bulletins all day long. john joe, 600 more than 600 millimet

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we were connecting the strikes in 7 different countries, afghanistan, syria and yemen, somalia and niger and iraq and i think that was 7. pakistan. and in those 7 countries, only one of them where we were only conducting drone strikes alone, no other use of military force. so in all of the other situations you have either man strikes that are occurring and special operations teams on the ground and other military forces that are being deployed. so if it were easier for us to just get conflict solely through the use of drone, then why would we imemployee other aspects? pakistan is kind of an anomaly but we are also -- you can view as extension of the war. kind of had, you know, approval from pakistan to do that if there wasn't approval, there were several opportunities for them to shut down our logistic supply chain. so i don't think that it makes this easier to get involved in conflicts from the beginning. i think a nice option once we do decide to get complex cruise missiles provide alternative to having boots on the ground but also doesn't give us a great probability of success in thes