niles canyon is seeing more activity and wet roadways complicating things.ain coming into san francisco. kari and i will follow the commute. >>> a mill valley man is locked up suspected of a crime spree that ended with a teenage stabbed and an uber driver hurt. police say john rosales was a passenger in an uber when he punched the driver. a short time later police say he stabbed an 18-year-old and took his cell phone. the teen is out of the hospital. the team is out of the hospital. yesterday he turned himself over to police. >>> we have new details on a fiery north bay crash that killed a young driver. this was yesterday. investigators say the car smashed into a retaining wall and caught fire. the 16-year-old driver died at the scene. two other passengers, also 16, were sent to the hospital. no update on their injuries. >>> happening today nfl executives will meet with the woman who recently accused star wide receiver antonio brown of sex assault and rape. brown made his debut yesterday with the new england patriots, the team he signed with after the raider

so you need to jump off admission take mission to niles canyon niles canyon brings you back to 6.80 ore are your alternate route but it's backed up and heavily here in both directions with no estimated time of clearing. it also involves a fuel spill, so they need a special hazmat crew to take a look at the fuel make sure doesn't go down into the drains and things like that so you know that takes some time you are backed up on southbound 6.80 through pleasanton and then on northbound side. it's a mess out of fremont so just stay away from it. bridges are okay, there's a minor weight and some of the cash lanes right. no problems here roads are just slick so reduced or speed. yes, we're going nag you throughout the morning commute. we're also going to nag you and say headlights and wipers headlights and wipers because you're going to need it in some spots, the drive into san francisco filling and quickly, but no major issues and one more north want to want to trouble accident has traffic sol live from 6.80 so want to once a tough commute. that's putting us 50 minutes from san jose to menl

you can use mission to get to niles canyon road.very windy, dark and slick as well this morning. keep that in mind. use 880 up to castor valley and up towards dublin. the southbound seeing a lot of distraction and slowing. we have the fuel leak there from the big rig. a couple questio and now back to you guys. >>> clean up just getting starting after hurricane dorian. entire streets are still filled with rubble. hundreds of people sfil till unaccounted for. >>> still ahead pledging allegiance. the viral video making people smile. >>> plus nbc bay area responds. >>> a big purchase comes with a big rebate. at least it's supposed to. nbc bay area responds to a rebate run around, next. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. she's been searching for hours. she's suffering from search-itis. ok, elevate her feet, what's her name? carol. carol, you have the x1 voice remote

take mission to niles canyon niles canyon is now a mess. all the way over to 6.80 so that's going to be a slow commute as well. but that's your option if you want to get personal 84 or continue up to 6.80, we're looking at south 6.80 that backup is growing solid from the dublin interchange not only is it slow from 5.80 but 5.80 is now backing up toward the hopped our exit and the eu have little pockets as well out of livermore heading up to dublin. so you need to prepare for that 55 minutes that's a high drive time to get from dublin to fremont the drive into san francisco is quite but it's wet. slippery roads here so you're going to be the headlights the wipers and leave extra early. have any problems but wet weather is a problem so 21 minutes here from the bottom of the maze off to fremont street. we'll check in on some more bridges and slow downs coming up john. >>robin that wet weather service. well you down especially on the first rain of the year like we're looking at this season. so roadways definitely not just wet. but slippery as t

take mission over to niles canyon niles canyon will bring you back to highway 6.80. once again a special traffic alert in place for a major traffic hot spot northbound 6 80 in vargas road major accident here involving several vehicles, one that jackknifed all lanes are closed. no one is getting through also consider taking the long way around and using 80 to 5.80. instead it all depends on where your final destination is this morning. so i will definitely continue to track this crash. we're checking the bridges and you'll notice something a little different this morning check out the roads they are soggy. yeah, rain is back in our forecast john warned us about this last weekend here it is so do not forget the headlights and wipers as you work your way around the bay area this morning. it all depends on where you are going some spots are light was no rain others who are getting some consistent drizzle. here's a soggy camera the san mateo bridge 13 minutes for hayward over to the peninsula, richmond sandra fell bridge doesn't look that bad 7 minutes from the tolls to o

take mission to niles canyon niles canyon takes you back over to 84 that is your detour for those of you who want to continue north on 6.80 or you can take 8.80 instead, but this is a major problem. counter commute direction and we still don't know how long it's going to take to clear but we will definitely keep you updated as we receive more information over 2 or indict eastbound 24 and wilder accident may still be blocking the 2 left lanes reported as eastbound that the sensor show a westbound backup, no confirmation that it's on the westbound side. but it's slowing down westbound traffic for sure 15 minutes and growing heading west wanted creek over to oakland, you notice still soggy roads want to get out there. rain has returned to the bay area. so it's slick just about everywhere please reduce your speed and leave a little early traffic stacked up in the cash lanes here crowded on the san mateo bridge but not bad and then we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge with no big problem so far on west 5.80 leading up to the toll so a very easy 7 minutes here from the pay

maybe consider niles canyon road as an alternate. in the same area there are a couple accidents reported southbound near sunol. that's affecting the commute in the southbound direction. tracking another jackknifed big rig in san bruno, westbound 380 past 101. apparently the two right lanes are blocked. earlier crash cleared, two earlier accidents cleared on highway 24, but westbound 24 is still struggling and slow. there is the traffic alert this morning, a spot you want to avoid, northbound 680, all lanes closed. no details on when it will reopen. you are dealing with slick roads, some very thick fog across the golden gate bridge. be extra careful. live shot of the bay bridge. traffic is moving well. delays are starting to grow at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> jobina fortson is trying to get to that accident scene on northbound 680. how close are you now? >> hi, good morning. i'm literally just a few feet off of the on-ramp to get on to northbound 680. i'm sitting in between the freeway and the on-ramp because it is a parking lot.

mission north to niles canyon. you're still going to be stuck in traffic you see all that heavy traffic look at niles canyon. it's a mess. all the way over to highway 6.80 so you'll be forced to take it battery their 80, but you will still the sitting in some heavy traffic. look at the nimitz it's packed from fremont union city hayward all the way out to 2.38. a lot of folks are just opting for the nimitz over to 5.80 instead that's going to be a tough commute at 44 minutes right now, but that is one of your alternate let's take a look at south 6.80 almost at an hour from dublin to fremont nothing block but it is solid from the dublin interchange and now 5.80, it's stacked up out of livermore so it's all just merging together you need to get out there early because of that and because of the wet roads too quick to cut the bay bridge traffic thinning out for you and the car pool lanes only but the cash lanes and fast track lanes are solid from the oakland maze, let's check in with john now and see when the wet weath

niles canyon takes you to 6.80. you can continue your commute from there. no one is getting through and it's crawling in backed up beyond washington also impacting southbound traffic which is almost backed up to the dublin interchange that's a 5.86 a split. there is nothing blocked on the southbound side. you know how it goes it just attracts a lot of attention so speal alert for the southbound slowing as well, 35 minutes and growing from dublin out of fremont you've been warned we're checking in on some more drive times are checking out to 37 7 minutes milpitas to sonny bill that looks normal your commute on 5.80 west livermore to dublin also looks pretty good at 13 minutes and growing just keep in mind that the roads a soggy and slick and you know how that impacts here driving habits and your commute so leave a little early. john trimble has more on the wet weather. >>you know robin there are only about to get wetter over the next few minutes is a line of showers now makes its way into the bay area we've seen driz

causing major delays. 84, niles canyon road an alternate for you.f the freeway, southbound 680, there's a three-car crash causing things to slow down. it's just a mess out there. another jackknifed big rig reported in san bruno, westbound 380 past 101. two right lanes are blocked. emergency crews are heading there. two accidents on 24, the westbound traffic is jammed. this is a live shot of the north day, 101 in san rafael. be extra careful as you drive, we're dealing with slick roads and some fog in spots. >>> a hot day in nashville got hotter for the titans. the titans used flame-throwing boxes to shoot fire into the air five minutes before kickoff against the colts yesterday. one of them tipped over and it set the turf on fire. the flames didn't put a stop to the show. the national anthem was sung, workers extinguished the flames and nobody was hurt. >> they were like let's move on. >> maybe they shouldn't use flame flowering before a game. >> would have been okay if it didn't tip over. >>> walnut creek, helping build a better bay area by bringin

remember, as nile gardiner told us he needed 2/3 majority in favor, nile.is is another loss for boris johnson. i will rewine what you and i were talking about before the vote happened where we go from here. this big vote in the house of lords will decide whether or not brexit is delayed. they need to get that in by when you were saying? >> yeah. i think the lords needs to basically approve the house of commons bill by friday. i believe by friday at 10:00 a.m. it is the deadline. and so the conservative party's, sort of government filibuster may actually succeed in preventing this from happening, but that remains to be scene. that is a very big if. certainly not a good result for boris johnson. the labour party instructed members of parliament to abstain. this is a demonstration of the fact that the labour party, the main opposition, they're running scared from a general election because polls show conservatives would win a significant majority in a general election. that is why the labour party is not prepared to go before the polls here because they are af

consumers and manufacturers -- laura: okay, nile. >> -- and the u.s. economy.yer lawyer i want to talk about brexit for a minute. what could the fallout be without parolment? how likely is a u.s./britain trade deal? we want to get that in. >> well, i think without a doubt britain is going to leave the european union on october 31st, and this will be a great development for britain and for the united states as well. we are going to see a u.s./u.k. free trade deal certainly in 2020. this deal is going to be great for the united states and for the united kingdom. it's going to be a force generator for economic freedom and prosperity on both sides of the atlantic, it's going to generate jobs in both the u.s. and u.k. brexit is great news for american workers and manufacturers, it's also great news for britain and for the principles of self-determination, economic freedom, the right of the british people to decide their own future. and without a doubt britain is going to be freed from the shackles of the e.u. on october 31st. boris johnson's showing tremendous leade

the mara river project is funded by the international climate initiative and implemented by the nile based initiative the social survey is just one element. this farmer is looking to expand his field of crops to do that he needs to be able to access water more easily. but that could cause problems in the river. fertilizers and herbicides from agriculture are among the pollutants that folly the water. there people are farming river banks. the river sources in kenya. from there it flows over the border into tanzania through the serengeti and into lake victoria. station and large scale agriculture upstream pollute the river and that has an impact here. scientists are collecting to. and facilitate a political agreement between the kenyan and tanzanian governments they want to make sure people on both sides of the border have access to water and avoid any future conflict the current health of the river is an important aspect of the project the scientists examine water quantity ph temperature and other factors. we measure these parameters because if we find they're outside of the correct r

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. >>> contra costa county reporting its first test for the west nile virus.elta bound to have that violent location of west nile virus are reported between june and september. it is late in the season for an initial report. 65 people have been diagnosed with west nile virus for the last 14 years. patients usually reported fevers, body aches, headaches and skin rashes. patients can go into a coma or become paralyzed. >>> and now continuing the economy after the august jobs report. the mark her death report despite his optimism, president trump will likely face several political challenges when congress returns for tab washington. >>> the president has nothing on his public schedule for the weekend. he has been talking a lot about the economy specifically, the august jobs report. >> our economy is strong. our country is great. we have never been in a better position. more people are working today in the united states than at any time in the history of our country. almost 106 million apeople. >> thement's optimism about the economiment could say as congress is s

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nile gardiner. >> thank you, david. david: president trump calling out iran and other nations to step up. to nato general secretary jens stoltenberg having lunch with the president next hour. thank you for being here. what will you discuss with the president? i know iran is slightly a far distance from what nato deals with, that will be on the agenda? >> many issues are important when we discuss nato and the united states. the most important message is that a strong nato is good for europe but it is also good for the united states. the united states is a stronger nation because through nato the nights has many friends and allies. iran is also an issue. all allies are concerned about iran's support of different terrorist organizations. their destablizing politics in the whole region and of course their missile program. while it is agreed iran should never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. david: is there a role for nato if in fact the situation between iran and saudi arabia gets even hotter? >> nato is present in th

even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and to latvia. we've climate change there is a key impact. in that it is definitely distribution and department of fish and is that in mind it's a fishing industry as well so. it touches on the major level strategies of people on doing this. really for miles it does. the region surrounding like chad is emblematic of the close connection between climate change and migration. you know cannot past we had a lot of fish good fish we sold them here are over in nigeria but now they have problems with terrorists and here we have no more fish in our lake. some lake chad to indonesia farmers can no longer rely on predictable seasons for planting and harvesting the climate has become a threat there are hurricanes cycling's drought flooding mudslides and wildfires and the melting permafrost could soon exacerbate all of those around the globe. on the american continent people are fleeing drought in northern brazil in the caribbean and the southern united states it's hurricanes. in africa people are leaving the a

here's the deal, though, most folks use niles canyon. this morning it's wet.t's a curvy dark, two-lane road. that's a problem for people traveling. chp is saying take 880 up through dublin and into the dublin grade. that's a much longer drive. you'll need more time. that's the advised route. we get back to our other system and we'll show you more live shots in freemont. keep it in mind, it's been a while since we've had good rain. that's enough to bring the grease and oil up to the roadway. some folks getting an early start knowing the conditions won't be great. back to you. >> it's less than two months until the fall elections. proposition e would increase affordable housing for teachers and their families. supporters kicked off the campaign yesterday at francis scott key school. the supporters say at least half the distributes teachers spend one third of their income or more on housing. there are solutions. >> sometimes schools or other agencies have sites they no longer use, but they're not zoned to allow affordable housing or any kind of housing. prop e wi

it is around 4 years old and suffers from either west nile virus or led poisoning.icials are taking blood test to figure out where the ego can eventually land. >> i would like to see it get released. that is the whole point of this, to rehabilita animals and to release them back into the wild. >> the center says that like people, birds can contact, contract west nile virus through mosquitoes and led poisoning can happen when they eat animal shot with lead pellets. the center did an x-ray and didn't see any in the eagle's system. >> a beautiful animal. hopefully it gets better. >>> within the last hour, the heads of the epa and the u.s. department of transportation announced a major policy shift setting up a battle with the state of california. >>> we are getting new information this morning out of that tour bus crash in san luis obispo county. it's coming from a josh turner concert. the latest live from the scene next. did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone 6 months, 6 push-ups. ready,up.. down. down. uh-uh. that's o

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war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they were as destroyed almost the infrastructure which are specially in the upper layer almost all work including mother was because of strong living there in the presence of you know vision of the mother to working to the capacity that they're supposed to. talk to al-jazeera we are what guarantees ready are given to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone is also terrorizing we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the 00. hello and has i'm seeking in the harder top stories on nigeria donald trump has canceled secret meetings for sunday with taliban leaders it's because of a suicide bomb attack in kabul which killed 12 people including a u.s. soldier the afghan president cautiously welcomed the decision the. taliban claimed responsibility for thursday's suicide bomb attack saying a foreign military c

joining me, barbara mcquade and niles stanich.ow i want to start with you, president trump is trying to put the spotlight on joe biden this morning. he spoke with nbc's chuck todd and he pressed treasury secretary steve mnuchin about why the president didn't just take his concern to the fbi instead. take a listen to this. >> these allegations. >> i don't, but let me just say i wasn't on this call. i've been in on many calls with world leaders. first of all, there are multiple people on these calls. i think it would be highly inappropriate to release a transcript of a call between two world leaders. >> i don't understand how that has anything to do with what's going on with this situation. going back to what you just -- why if the president believes an american is committing some -- doing something wrong, why did he go to the fbi? why is he outsourcing it to the ukraine yab government? >> i don't know if he -- i don't believe he did outsource the investigation. i wasn't on the call. >> outsourcing the investigation. now what do you

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we're still seeing slowing off niles canyon roadway and that could be a huge issue as the morning continuesafternoon where we typically see this section start to build getting in toward the tri-valley. as early as 2:00 for slowing on some days so we'll watch this build. this may again send more folks up north, 880 and through castro valley where it is still slow. late for the back-up but folks did take the re-route to avoid the blackup and north 680 closed for four miles of back-up approaching vargas. back to you. >> thank you. >>> warriors star steph curry is secretly on the move. next on nbc bay area, not changing teams. looking inside of his new multimillion-dollar home. >>> but first happening now, purdue pharma has filed for bankruptcy. collapsing under the weight of thousands of lawsuits alleging the company helped fuel the nation's opioid crisis. last week the maker of oxycontin struck a tentative deal to resolve cases with two dozen states as well as lawyers for 2,000 cities and counties and others. several other states are opposed or haven't committed to the deal. we're back after

denied claims that it's been sending syrian refugees back to the word zone against their will the nile comes as d.w. news spoke to one woman who says her son was deported after being arrested turkish president richard type everyone has stepped up calls to repatriate millions of syrian refugees as public support for them where's that young. this is the interview news from berlin you can stay up to date with all the latest headlines at our website e.w. dot com coming up after the break we'll have the bundesliga our football show 2 games on sunday rounded out match day number 6. you'll see all the goals from both with head to berlin and cologne it's a must see for football fans and it's up next year on. our brian todd for the entire news team starting the week thanks much for being with us. for years in the lives of maggie and leo. the wooden ones or you always think it will come some time from mrs difficult to stay hopeful. their 2nd transplant life. to patients to live before and after a life saving organ transplant. donor organ recipients. in 60 minutes w. . a world unto itself. with i

you may want to consider niles canyon road as an alternate or 280 and 580.opened the lanes a minute or two ago. eastbound 24, this accident reported in the eastbound 24 correction at wilder, we're seeing slowing. that's because it's in the left lanes. here's what you're dealing with this morning. a live shot of the golden gate bridge, you have fog, slick roads, and another quick live shot, 680 in walnut creek looks different than the golden gate bridge. lots of accidents this morning. >>> a possible shooting in santa clara county outside of san jose. deputies blocked off avenue wit scene tape. medics could be seen treating one person at the scene. we reached out for more information on what happened. >>> in san jose, arson investigators are trying to figure out more about a fire that killed one person and injured four firefighters. the fire broke out around 5:30 last night. the flames raced through an adult book store and a liquor store. an eviction notice was posted on the book store's door. police had reports that someone was inside the book store and was

feared or hurt sales own diaries we're talking about the need for a greater israel stretching from the nile to the euphrates there biding time the need to hit syria and remove assad presence in afghanistan over the past 16 years all these are part and parcel toward the longer term aspect of wider imperial expansion up to the euphrates river and including it ok but i mean let me go to show i mean but everything we did say i understand the geo political ambitions but it's. never works ok it has a terrible history of failure disaster in misery ok and that's what the shifting sands are in the region i mean remarkably enough you know ever since we could make from the end of the cold war to the present every single effort to quote unquote push a ran back to isolate iran to destroy it has just had the reverse effect ok one failure after another so who's winning and who's losing in the region let's go back to beirut. well you know if. if the us was a stock on the stock market every time it made a move in the middle east you'd bet against it and make a lot of money i mean i don't know how they keep

war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs the war has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are specially in the upper layer. almost all work including mother colors because of stewart living there in the process of you know vision of the mother to work into the capacity that they're supposed. some who are coerced. others. to the core. but were all complicit in creating a world of terror and oppression. now living in fear and denial they reveal their motivations and the shocking truths from the inside. witness the women advice sell on al-jazeera. it's a joke. impeachment that. donald trump continues to deny committing a crime after a memo shows he did as the ukrainian president for a favor to investigate a political rival. hello and welcome i'm giving a pal and you're watching our desire live from the house also coming out. efforts to bring iran and the u.s. to the negotiating table failed president rouhani rules the talks as the trum

tributes from across the music world have been pouring in on social media nile roger reported we had a lot of fun making the album fireball zone courtney love posted on instagram the cars were an amband and billy idol tweeted sorry to hear about ric ocasek. ric ocasek was 75. >>> we're also learn of the death of phyllis newman who won the tony, the 1962 tony for best supporting actress in "subways are for sleeping." her movies included "the beautician clothe and "the beast clothe and the mannequin phyllis newman was 86 years old. >>> janessa welcome back is tracking hurricane humberto. janessa, another one coming this way? >> yeah, another one but this one is going the stay well offshore. that's the great news with this storm system but the rip currents are going to be an issue across the florida coast even for north carolina so it has strengthened here just in the last five hours we now have a cat 1. it's moving at 75 miles per hour that's the constant wind speed and we're expecting it to really gain strength in the next 24 to 36 hours by wednesday afternoon, poteially a categorynt

conflict in conflict between rival ethnic groups over control of the new or oil rich country the blue nile and the south kordofan regions fought alongside the south for independence but they were left in north of the border after the split and have continued their own insurgency against the sudanese government the country's longest conflict has been in the remote western darfur region rebels there have waged a long war over marginalization accusing the government of oppressing the non arab population this week in south sudan's capital the revolutionary from an umbrella organization representing all the armed groups fighting khartoum agreed a road map for peace talks with the government to begin next month's heba morgan has more now from juba. bilateral relations was on the agenda in the meeting between south sudan's president salva kiir mayardit and sudan's prime minister abdullah 1000 on his 1st foreign visit since he was appointed to his position last month the minister the prime minister came with some delegation of ministers to talk to their counterparts here in south sudan and discuss

particularly in the folk nile and we're getting up close to nature is what you do.the problem is the wealth of little lies beneath the waters for a long time let's hope niland have been in the crosshairs of the big oil companies because red geologists know that in these coastal waters lies the whole field what an estimated 60000000000 dollars and their process or their life to explore in the past this has been supported by the government and for many it's a big concern. all against oil but i'm also really afraid of the damages that can happen if there is a big always been so i wouldn't take the risk. but things may be changing recently norway's opposition labor party with drew its support for next gratian meeting now there's a majority in parliament to keep the islands off limits the young people today and they are more important about the future climate change. about. and i think the fish wrists and the tourism industry is the future more oil and gas especially in the. arctic areas norway is a nation made rich by 4 decades of oil and gas extraction the sovereign we

needs for the deliberations he said values are some areas still need more representation like blue nile in southern in the southern part of the country and the eastern part of the country so he says that 2 seats are yet to be filled because those areas need to have representation in the executive council but there are concerns that this executive transitional cabinet will face some challenges the armed groups known as sudan's revolutionary front had said that this cabinets may not be able to bring about peace like it says it would in the 1st 6 months there are also concerns from people on the streets that their demands for justice accountability may be forgotten or may be delayed they're saying that so many lives have been lost in this revolution and that the transitional government should make sure that justice and accountability is delivered before anything else is delivered. at least 10 people have been killed in order for in a suicide blast in afghanistan's capital kabul the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack saying the target was a foreign military convoy the explosi

war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs. destroyed almost the infrastructure. in the. almost one way including my little was obstructed in the process of you know vision of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. we're going to find out who definitively did it 1st donald trump believes iran was responsible for an attack on a saudi oil refinery but says the u.s. will respond only when it has proof. of this is live from doha also coming up. israelis begin voting in a 2nd general election in less than 6 months with prime minister benjamin netanyahu has political future hanging in the balance. we are holding their 1st session next week hong kong's.

even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and telepathy or. we've climate change there is a key impact on the like in that it it affects the distribution and department of fish and use that in mind it's fishing industry as well so it's it touches on the major level strategies of people on doing this sort of thing this namely farm house it does and fisherman. the region surrounding like chad is emblematic of the close connection between climate change and migration. and what would you know if they're not passed we had a lot of fish good fish we sold them here for over in nigeria but now they have problems with terrorists and here we have no more fish in our lake. from lake chad to indonesia farmers can no longer rely on predictable seasons for planting and harvesting the climate has become a threat there are hurricanes cycling's drought flooding mudslides and wildfires and the melting permafrost could soon exacerbate all of those around the globe. on the american continent people are fleeing drought in northern brazil in the caribbean and t

crimes not just committed in the water in the region of darfur but also in the southern regions of blue nile and south kordofan but people on the streets have been protesting and they're saying that the whole trial is a sham and an attempt to divert their attention from the real crimes that has been committed not just by the former president but by his government as well they're saying that throughout. so many crimes committed so many lives lost and they want to make sure that not just the president but those who were his allies and were telling the government are also held to account and they're saying that if that justice is not delivered in they will consider that the revolution that they started is not yet complete the government of chad is hoping the appointment of a new regional sultan will help end the deadly conflict in the east of the country 40 people have been killed since the start of august in clashes between cattle herders and farmers and it's been made worse speakers of the large amount of weapons coming in from libya central african republic and state of emergency has been de

i stand not far from the and tons of village that lies between here and the riverbed of the nile the riverbed itself is 4 kilometers from here all this land is submerged and for 20 days now people have been trying to extract their belongings from the village that has melted into water because most of the buildings there are made of mud bricks people telling us that they have tremendous difficulties in this respect because they don't have help from outside they don't have help from organizations they have food and they have tents and other supplies at the camp but right here in this effort to extract their belongings they are alone. this camp is located some 40 kilometers north of the capital khartoum and it is hosting about $7000.00 people that's supposed to be the total of people who've been living in the area between here and the river bed the wild are only here you see tents that have been provided by the sudanese military but also other tents provided by private n.g.o.s and food supplies and other donations have been coming to this place for the last 3 weeks today and also a few