nigeria is also a major- this. nigeria is also a ma'or producerd this.or producer «yd this. nigeria is also a ma'or producer of oili this. nigeria is also a ma'or producer of oil with i this. nigeria is also a ma'or producer of oil with a i this. nigeria is also a major- producer of oil with a particular mission problem.— mission problem. flaring is burning the natural gas _ mission problem. flaring is burning the natural gas that _ mission problem. flaring is burning the natural gas that is _ mission problem. flaring is burning the natural gas that is released - the natural gas that is released when oil is extracted from the ground. the process is a large source of greenhouse gases and a major contributor to climate change in nigeria. it is also illegal in the country. about 2 million nigerians live within four kilometres of gas flare. including j°y kilometres of gas flare. including joy and her children. this is my children. this is one way of making ends meet. it's bad for our health. to hell with the consequences, we need to support our families. wit

that is what is happening in nigeria now.fulani men are criminals, killers, the nation is charged against fulani. innocent people. while we were filming, there is news of victory and rejoice, the missing sisters from the forestry school. they finally made it home. theirjoyful prayers this time, as the girls are reunited with their family. rejoice and victory, you're home. welcome home. ijoined them on a video call from lagos. what is it like to have your daughters home with you, how do you feel? now that the this thing has happened to you, this terrible thing, are you going to apply to university? do you want to continue with your education? what about you, rejoice, are you scared? especially if you have to sleep there? the students�* release was negotiated by sheikh gumi. the return is not an uncommon experience. the majority of children who have been kidnapped in the last eight months have gone home. but there is no doubt that education here has been deeply disturbed. the subject is what, plural. the answer is plural. even

that is what is happening in nigeria now.lani men are criminals, killers, the nation is charged against fulani. innocent people. while we were filming, there is news of victory and rejoice, the missing sisters from the forestry school. they finally made it home. theirjoyful prayers this time, as the girls are reunited with their family. rejoice and victory, you're home. welcome home. ijoined them on a video call from lagos. what is it like to have your daughters home with you, how do you feel? now that this thing has happened to you, this terrible thing, are you going to apply to university? do you want to continue with your education? what about you, rejoice, are you scared? especially if you have to sleep there? the students�* release was negotiated by sheikh gumi. the return is not an uncommon experience. the majority of children who have been kidnapped in the last eight months have gone home. but there is no doubt that education here has been deeply disturbed. the subject is what, plural. the answer is plural. even before

the government's talked about eliminating gas flaring in nigeria by 2030.ou make of this deadline? the nigerian governments have known that gas flaring is an illegal activity and ought not to continue. this is why it was outlawed in 1984. since then, we've had so many deadlines set and failed. theyjust keep shifting the goalposts. and i think government ought to be more serious than it is because this thing is dangerous for the people. it's an economic waste. could a potential solution be to build the infrastructure that would make gas valuable, so turn it into a source of electricity or something that can be used for good? could that be a solution? well, that would be a temporary solution, having infrastructure and then realising the economic value of the gas. it will also reduce the amount of toxic elements that you release to the environment, but the ultimate solution is to move away from dirty energy. we're seeing now extreme weather across nigeria, drought in the north, flooding in the southeast and the southwest. do you think there's a connection betw

can nigeria, nigeria handle this particular crises on top of many of this? i wanted instant on stuff and each if you billamore, go ahead and i think that you can confront this problem successfully. if we accept the gravity of the problem, the government is to treating these people as miss petty criminals when, when in reality they should be treated as terrorist. and they, that should be an anti terrorism operation in the north west. and to do that, you need to, i mean, you brought up some science matching strategy. we need to probably because we know that these, but now we're getting transnational be coding in the beginning. what local me on back to local and would be, should be, should mean nice. meet at the point i want to make, i mean, which i couldn't make. that was not what i had gave me in the beginning and i can be wrong. and i hope i am wrong. what's that been that you didn't security courses are complicit in this? and that i, in my opinion is going to be there is no evidence to support that. and that is texting to buy the food on the ground making.

nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue.ng it one of africa's largest emitters of greenhouse gases. and, until the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy remain at risk. peter 0kwoche, bbc news. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, has said the people of afghanistan face perhaps their most perilous hour following the taliban takeover of the country last month. speaking at an emergency aid conference in geneva, he said one in three afghans did not know where their next meail was coming from. more than three million afghans have now fled their homes, their suffering compounded by a drought, the coronavirus and political turmoil. the people of afghanistan need a lifeline. after decades of war, suffering and insecurity, they face perhaps their most perilous hour. now is the time for the international community to stand with them, and let us be clear, this conference is not simply about what we will give to the people of afghanist

peter: nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue.he industry is making it one of africa's largest emitter of greenhouse gases. and until the government fulfills his promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and lives and livelihoods of millions like joy remain at risk. laura: in other news now from around the world, israel's prime minister met with egypt's president. talks in the red sea, the first official visit by an israi premier in a decade. they discussed reviving the israeli and palestinian peace process and fighting iranian aggression. their meeting was only anunced just before the talks began due to security concerns. a fake news release supposedly from walmart led to a spike in the cryptocurrency and then a tumble in the share price. the statement published by a newswire service claims the u.s. we would accept the cryptocurrency. walmart then said the announcement was inauthentic. now to the united kingdom, where all 12 to 15-year-olds will soon be offered a single dose of the coronavirus vaccine. this come

we know what how should be done and we going to do in the book some and nigeria -- the slums of nigeria and sierra leone and so on and took it all the spices and when they go there. parents prefer a different way of doing it. parents prefer local private schools because they don't have teachers who grow don't grow -- don't go on strike and so i say this is amazing. look at this amazing educational self-help going on in african countries and india and so on and i a say wow let's see if we can help women improve. but these other people come in and say look what parents are doing. t it's not public education and it's not proper education so therefore let's impose a proper public sector. sometimes they say come to the apublic sector and there you wl get a proper education. >> and what's fascinating about the attitude a lot of the international ngos many of them are nongovernmental themselves however in many of their aid in development projects including educational projects their mindset seems to be we will use our private efforts may be philanthropic fundste on the west and the poit of it

my nigeria as a good nigeria. my nigeria is the philosopher. just remember on the can not recall . my name julia is where you'll find women, lots of women, g mid dominant that professional. my nigeria are women are strong with the this is not, you know, so i have to phone, you know, thought i just, i've been in the country for 30 years on my old garage. go on, the doctor will be coming. i supposed to be lucky doesn't go when i'm, he's got my there was all about don't. if you book for the lead the mechanic workshop, you will see that 2 sets of your car like a baby. i suspect getting back to knock off any more flight. somebody why so why not? why not? i start and podding, we may still be mechanics so that they can also what not don't workshop. so that i don't just that with this idea. as i said on my own to train about 7 guess a one boss. well, for the one or both the commercial work of the school dropout, the married women specially living mechanics for cars on the wall. right now we all know with who hope for the for graduate of the living mechanic initiative. not sure how that goe

nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue. the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy remain at risk. peter 0kwoche, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. israel's prime minister, naftali bennett, has described his talks in egypt with president abdel fattah al—sisi as very good and important. speaking after the first official visit to egypt by an israeli leaderfor a decade, mr bennett talked of a "deep connection" between the two countries. the egyptians said ways to revive the israeli—palestinian peace process were discussed. campaigners say more than 220 people were murdered last year while trying to protect their environment or land. global witness, which compiled the figure, said it was a new record for the second year in a row. latin america was the region with most killings while colombia was the worst affected country with 65 deaths. a fake news release supposedly from walmart led to a spike in the

nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue.ases. and, until the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy remain at risk. peter 0kwoche, bbc news. pope francis has told jewish leaders in slovakia of his shame at the murder of more than 100,000 slovakian jews during the second world war. 0n the first full day of his visit, he lit a candle at the holocaust memorial in bratislava, and condemned what he called the frenzy of hatred of that time, as well as present day anti—semitism. it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. translation: here, in this place, the name of god was dishonoured for the worst form of blasphemy is to exploit for our own purposes. refusing to respect and love others. here, reflecting on the history of the jewish people, marked by this tragic affront to the most high, we admit with shame, how often his ineffable name has been used for unspeakable acts of inhumanity. how many oppressors have said, god is with u

nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue.se gases. and, until the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy remain at risk. peter 0kwoche, bbc news. pope francis has told jewish leaders in slovakia of his shame at the murder of more than 100,000 slovakian dues during the second world war. 0n the first full day of his visit, he lit a candle at the holocaust memorial in bratislava, and condemned what he called the frenzy of hatred of that time, as well as present day anti—semitism. it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. for a year—and—a—half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. as we've been reporting for you every single day. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in — wait for it — surfing! china correspon

> i do not know anything that is followed in nigeria like football. >> my nigeria is soccer, managerials still developing my nigeria is excellence. this is my nigeria. >> welcome back. a quick reminder of your top stories. the taliban is back in control in kabul after the final u.s. plan left but leaders are angry at what has been left behind planes and helicopters were disabled and other was destroyed. withdrawal has been greeted with celebrations in several afghan city. residents told al jazeera they are hoping for a system that protects them and offers new prospects. president joe biden says the afghan evacuation was in escrow no success but blames the country's forces for not holding on as long as expected. let's reflect a bit more on the military pullout. wesley morgan has written a book on america's military efforts in afghanistan and joins us live from skype. president biden's tone earlier was fiercely unapologetic and said it was just simply time to leave this forever war. do you agree? >> i am not going to weigh in with whether i agree with the decision or not. i think there is

nigeria's economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue.king it one of africa's largest emitters of greenhouse gases. and, until the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the country's landscape and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy remain at risk. peter okwoche, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. norway's conservative prime minister erna solberg had admitted defeat in monday's election, paving the way for a left wing government led by the opposition labour party. its leaderjonas gahr store looks set to take power. the campaign was dominated by climate change and the future of norway's oil industry. apple has issued an emergency security update for its devices after reports surfaced of new spyware thought to be used by the israeli company nso group. an independent watchdog, citizen lab, said last week that it had found malicious software on the phone of a saudi opposition activist. senior politicians have been sending their condolences to borisjohnson, following the death of his mother. charlo

so many villages abandon nigeria. yeah, i mean, i completely agree with the sentiment i don't just is and be christian. i mean, so sure if you like to societies, but there are 2 major issues. number one, just in this case it's not straightforward. and that did not judy as western styles, material system you can hadn't be convict in the book or a member, because they destroyed the villages and the witnesses, but went up to if i didn't them. and we know that the not julian, i just, this is very weak in godaddy evidence, especially if you want the police to prove that. and what we have seen over the years is spread out by guffman backseat in any of the fighters. we saw especially in k g, where hundreds and hundreds of members were presented. but at the end of the the ability to welcome it. and even those convicted in kind g, y are convicted because of the lead by then they did with where they what they lead to lead crimes like the mechanics will walk. subbing as because instead of being charged as fighters, i'm so a baby

my nigeria as a good and i do my night. you guys the foster. just remember on the can africa, my nigeria is where you'll find women, lots of women, g mid dominance at professional. my nigeria are women are strong with this is not, you know, don't he has a phone guy noise already. i've been in montgomery for 2 years on my old garage. go on, the doctor will be coming i supposed to be doesn't go when i'm just mind . there was all over town. if you book for the lead, the mechanic workshop, you will see that you will set up your car like a baby. i suspect gets the job. i could knock off any more. fly somebody. so i say, why not? why not? i start and podding women. so the mechanics for that they can also help not don't workshop so that i don't do that with this idea. as i said on my own train, about 7 guess a one boy. well, for the one or both the commercial work of the school dropouts, the married women specially living mechanics for cars on the wall. right now we all know with who the for one of the live in the con the commission. not sure how that

probably 14000 a half particles india -- >> let me picture like this from nigeria is the most part of us country in africa -- >> that's my research is being done, hasn't been done in many other states. the dangerous north east offered police sports you have to shake them off i get the sense it's similar, local private schools. 80% of poor kids are in local private school's india figure 3530% volunteer one year. in urban areas 70 or 80%. the estimate i come up with, people are there except, there were 50000 low-cost private schools india alone, maybe half a million private schools india alone. it'll help the sustainability. >> that's a huge scale. >> that's the mind blowing thing. totally without any aid government subsidy, nothing from international agencies get involved in a timely way carries on because manures these countries provide something parents want better the government alternative. >> chapter seven of the book you mention sitting in the mall india you noticed a young lady whose reading about albert einstein it turns out from what you sayro here that she found nothing inter

my nigeria, i made a decision for african continuous my nigeria as a good nigeria. my nigeria is the foster, just as we met on the enough because my, my g b, i is where you'll find we met a lot of women, mid communism professional. my nigeria, women are strong with this is not, you know, don't hear her phone. you know, i thought i just, i've been in my county for 2 years on my own garage on the doctor will be lucky. doesn't go when i got my there was all over town. if you book for the living mechanic workshop, you will see that you set up your car like a baby, i suspect getting back to knock off any more and fly somebody. so i say, why not? why not? i start empowering women. so the mechanics so that they can also what not don't workshop so that i don't do that with this idea. as i said on my own, so train the about 7 guess a 111 or both the commercial work of the school dropout. the married women specially live in mechanics for cars on the wall. right now we all know with who graduates of the living mechanic initiative. not sure how that goes out in high. i'm to fal

i let's get ready for volume nigeria, it's like a religion. if you guys, i do not know any religion that is followed in nigeria like football, the quick get people involved with the news news, the majority of them want to i think proficiency to play for denija national. one of the examples is on the 7th team nash, not sure player go keep off for the national use is nuclear. my son is being played football from the body of pity. and when we did, mr. jones, i can lead your life. you see beat heart want to use and football is one of the ways that they kind of rice my like me is in the barrel. i got yet 22. yes he what brought me? yeah. he's passed already. i have shown young people or develop a money order night i'm in local mon, my local thing in my look where yeah. i knew yeah. in the federal federal is more in the state of nigeria law. i'm the one of the figure 5, but if not, if not on my sense of the voice i've been on. i'm bred mom. we are making people that does the visual vision is to make people i'm making, i'm making, i'm making an effor

so nigeria plans to launch its own e currency. how, how do they differ from electronic payments that we're currently making? it's going to be deny ra mean said by the central bank of nigeria directly. so the major difference between the 2 d, on the electronic demand system that we already are going to country, is that the one that follows the route will be managed directly by the center of the center will be in charge of reducing mean chain and distribution of ira, i think guess, situation where most payment systems are managed, controlled, more or less monitored by license payment system switches operate those within the niger economy. and do you think the people of nigeria will actually embrace enough as their means of savings and transactions? oh, they just got to continue to use the centralized script of currencies. why do people love decentralized currency in the 1st day? so people are shown i've demonstrated to be much more interested in anonymity. in less disclosure, not, i've been to go through too much verification or too

in the federal federal is that more in the state of nigeria and law south? i'm the beverly, it's one of the 5, but if not, if not on the voice i've been on. i'm bred mom. we're making people. visual vision is to make people i'm making i'm making coaches, making an effort is gone. i surely got any day or severe. see them put you onto their knee and see football there for the for both to i thought i was going to be don't to young organization file. could they mail is busy? no, boy, no. on the 21st this is felicia miss life. what's the future? mostly administered to george. what's the me those as a very big room on nigel young youth, especially this is where most of them are in 2 different jobs. it's i know the legacy to see through this for both because personally, my 7 boys like us, we have a lot of cookies so much for be so much dumbly who have future just gone into football and through these the lead to see and the id a willing to actually return to school nuclear. she's been doing a dependent to why she is to what is to promise you to watch when you're dow

in fact, the images come from nigeria. you do a reverse image search, they located the source of the images, which was a facebook page of the nigerian customs. they publish these images in may, 2017. they then appeared in several media with a direct link to the facebook page of the customs of nigeria. there was another seizure in march of that year. second set of images also, kind of, what would you say, that ended up being attributed to a french arms in the last number of days were implicated. there were two arms seizures in nigeria, local media, punch and the voice of niger, not to be confused with the country, but the state of niger within nigeria. now, no mention at all of france with those seizures of arms. they mention the may seizure, some of the weapons were from the u.s., some from italy, some imported from turkey but france is not implicated in these cases. >> this is a reminder these photos can resurface. the observers had already debunked to them. these kind of posts have a life of their own. >> we can't know i

in the capital, members of the outlawed islamic movement in nigeria were mocking the ritual of our by aims when they were disbursed by security forces. boucher pretty say they intervened because the march was disturbing motorists. they deny any casualties, saying officers were attacked by the group with petrol bombs and bags of stones. security. horses have open fire, previous events held by the group. well, finished, people who are despising, while the police. and so just this, that the shooting, the little, the use left on most majorly on today because most of the men we will let because already conduct a do declare for us to discuss. so this is what happens to be just attack on use in female and children over 10000000 children in nigeria and not in school because of a lack of facilities teachers and the risk of violence by all group book a new schools have been built in northern born state where attendance is starting to increase, but thousands remain locked out of an education due to the ongoing conflict. from my degree, i'm an interest reports after years of disruptions, this hig

a group of gunman has abducted 73 students in northwest nigeria. the children were taken from a secondary school, and the more village of kaya and some fata state. all schools in the states have been ordered to close more than 1000 students have been kidnapped to nigeria since december. the tax are often counted up by criminal gangs who hold the students for ransom. fidelis. and by is following developments from the capital. boucher. the kidnapping happened to wednesday morning when gunmen riding on motorcycles have stunned the gun. most likely school kaya, which is in my room, margot is said, the hometown the state governor and abducted the students. nobody knows where they've been taking to. but people were suspecting that they would have been taken to a very big forest, which on the boundary of the states with all the states in the northwest region of the country. this is just happening 5 barely 5 days after some set of students will release these web students often higher efficiency in the same gunfire. state . so deeply failure, trying to find

let's begin in nigeria.ondent: the use of fossil fuels worldwide has had a devastating impact on nigeria's climate. the country suffered severe droughts in the north. flash floods in the south. >> when i was a kid, it did not look like this. correspondent: nigeria is also a major producer of oil, a particular emission problem. >> [indiscernible] correspondent: flaring it's the process of burning the metro gas released when oil is restricted from the ground. the process is a large source of greenhouse gases and a major contributor to climate change in nigeria. it is also illegal in the country. yet about 2 million nigerians live within four kilometers of one. including joy and her children. >> the government should lead efforts to end that's flaring in the oil industry and hopefully that will significantly reduce the heat wave and associated health hazards. correspondent: nigerians economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue yet the industries making it one of africa's largest emitters of greenhou

there are probably 14,000 low cost private schools in one state, in nigeria alone. in india-- >> let me contextualize, nigeria is the most populous country in africa. >> yeah, it's heavily populated, i'm sorry i'm interrupting you, that he is where the research is being done. research hasn't been done in many other states, but i've visited to the dangerous north and east of these places where one is offered police escorts and has to shake them off if you want to go into places. >> oh, wow. >> the police tasing you. but you go into these places and i got a sense they're very similar to legos. >> and 78% of the children private-- and sticking with african, the research has been done in uganda and 80% of poor kids are in low cost private schools and the capital of ghana, 75%, something like that. in india there's rural education and a wonderful report, asa, annual state of educational report and in rural india alone 30% are in private school. >> good gracious. >> in europe 70, 80% again and the estimate i come up with people why they accept this, there are 450,000 low

this was years ago and i wrote the piece if india can, why can't we if gonna and nigeria can do this outside of the state and free from state control education, in many ways, not always why can't we do it in english and begin the business partner up north in england in the city. >> durham is a tough city as i recall. >> county of durham as it was a county surrounding durham is an old mining country and there's a lot of unemployment in durham is a mixture it has a very good university is the third oldest university in england and is very beautiful buildings and so one, it's a mixture there are very poor communities in the northeast of england is generally the most depressed the part of england but there are parts to it. we started the school and what we proven for 150,000 pounds that is very little into think that you need millions of dollars, $200,000 you can start the school that can break even so we've now broken even, it's very small 60 kids. >> how many years has been open. >> two and half years. >> broke even into a half years. >> that's the conceptual size and getting regulatio

there are 14000 low-cost and in india. >> let me contextualize nigeria is the most populous country in >> legos is heavily populated. lagos that has been done there it is dangerous north and east of these places when they are offeredd police escorts you have to shake them. [laughter] but you go into these places and i get a sense it is similar to legos one —- lagos. so then and africa and the capital as you know uganda, 80 percent of poor kids are in private schools. local private schools again 75 percent or something like that. in india, on rural education there's a report every year the annual status of education report now in rural india, 30 percent of kids are in private schools and growing year over year otherwise it 70 or 80 percent. the estimate i come up with is 450,000 low-cost private schools in india alone. nearly half a million private schools in india alone. so you don't have to do sustainability. >> and scalability. that's a huge scale. that's a mind blowing thing totally without any aid t or a government subsidy, nothing fromdy governments and people get involved in a ti

this is now the face, of course in northern nigeria, state the epi center of the conflict, old struck just rehabilitated, and new ones constructed dozens of stores, buildings like this, have been build tubs of as many out of school children as possible. still tens of thousands more unable to access education. the government is unable to construct or rehabilitate schools in areas whether a significant threat from both schools enrollment is up. but the few days, nowhere near what it was before the conflict again, the united nations children's fun says more than a 1000000 children. what targeted for enrollment in the 1st 4 months of this year. but less than half that number. why able to attend class? because of the lack of facilities and security concerns experts, one that i get in government to prioritize safety stupidity of those weights or tend to be enrolled. that the most important thing that dash is security should be guaranteed. and that of their teachers. you can just give indication to those in the areas neglecting those in it. so those into, i guess now of it are going by becau

taliban in the afghan war wasn't for invade. 73 students have been kidnapped and yet another attack in nigeria all surrounding schools have been ordered to close on the strictest. anti abortion law in the us comes into force in texas, planning the procedure often to 6 weeks the pregnancy. ah, we begin with ghana stone where the taliban is now in charge of the country in crisis. it's expected to form a government over the coming days, but there's no word yet on the safe relocation of thousands of people who still want to leave. on top of that, the un says food stocks could run out in just a month, and that isn't enough cash to buy basic supplies. it's warning a humanitarian catastrophe with one in 3, afghans facing hunger. tradition of human data in perspective continues to be extremely tense. as i speak to you today from couple more than half of the children do not have it tonight or not. and that's the reality of the situation that makes it really concerned about the future of the social sector. as there will be all the legal stations in ability to see saturdays of the teachers and education

still ahead on al jazeera time to have fun again, children raised in book camps in nigeria and learning to overcome their trauma. awe and praying for those of lost everything. the volcanic eruption in the canaries, games a week after the lava 1st began. so ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, good to see you right off the bat. we've had this iconic storm slam into the indian states of o disha, an entre pradesh. we'll press play, see where it goes. it moves toward the west. but right now i want to zoom out, give you a wider look because we do have red weather alerts in play for chat is scar, and taylor gonna, we could see upwards of about 200 millimeters of rain here. heavy falls across the west coast of india in particular for careless states, next se, asia, thunderstorms on the menu here, call them poor singapore, and some jolts and bolts for jakarta. with the high of 33 degrees. you know, in the philippine see we've got ty, food mendelian, spinning around here, it could strengthen into t

the communities in nigeria is more of the used. why, but what i'm still continues to wanted to tags did reese, obviously, my duty nyja people living in the small european fate of san marino have voted overwhelmingly to legalize abortion over 77 percent voted in support of ending and ban on the procedure for women who are up to 12 weeks pregnant. beyond that abortion will be permitted only if the mother's life is in danger or if there are futile abnormally to the volcanic eruption on the spanish island of la palmer is getting worse. these are life pictures from the island. thousands of people have been forced to leave their home since the russians again a week ago. the airport is temporarily reopened, got sprayed, civil god is restricting axis around the area with the russian remaining unstable nicholas han report from the palmer, the, the church of el paso, on the foot hill of conveyed in spain upon my island. with each explosion comes a prayer for those who have lost their homes. another for the people of el paso and for the islan

some students in nigeria is bono state, are taking their final exams, but violence is kept many out of the classroom. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. hello, thank you for joining in your weather's story begins right here. right now in asia pacific are fun range working across the yangtze river valley out toward the yellow sea and slamming into the korean peninsula. on wednesday, we'll put this a day for now on thursday because here comes typhoon min delay and we'll press play, see where it goes. thursday into friday along that pacific coast of japan. wave heights in some places could be up to 8 meters high. but if we focus on tokyo, this is going to last you with almost a 100 millimeters of rain. now the winds look like they won't be as intense as what i thought about 24 hours ago, but still the potential to cause some damage with gus, about 80 kilometers per hour. as we head toward endo china, we're getting into some dry spells flooding a big concern across tomorrow, especially for that

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