mentioned millions of millions of people across the central sahara region that is booking a fossil nisha and money as well as a leech on these an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of nisha where we find millions of people who are desperately in need of food assistance particularly in the northern parts of niger where we have about 800000 people who are in imagine sea levels of food insecurity where they need immediate assistance without which they cannot survive and that is mainly due to the conflict and insecurity that has been gaining ground there it is much the areas that these people have been displaced from agricultural land so are they able to cultivate or use the land means that they are displaced and they have to move on to find food they also then become vulnerable to attack or kidnap making them weaker a more vulnerable to illness and disease that's the illness or disease that your part of the organization would would care for would look after the full. you're absolutely right that is what actually conflict brings to people's lives is that destruct

well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest . the lives of the one god and defend your house or leads to that spread can so and above the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also expressed some concern the violence and hate but they're holding back from directly to deciding the bill if she is seen my ex but can't possibly drop from do me in jesus why don't and is that india acting in an effort to build its proximity to schools not just with the now. thanks to the fact that data acquired that support to counter insurgency along the border is actually in the lot eastern states of india up watching on live in addition there is also an effort by india to stop the kills in a city already see between the me and my victory as well as china india russia is 1600 kilometer long border with madame r. and china's already large and so west they only go if

one seen as a nisha excess are in for off road posers the sports utility vehicle is now dominating the day to day. but the s.u.v. is also moving with the times some are going electric and 4 wheel drive is increasingly only an optional extra and it's getting smaller too so small that even cars like the polo or twingo are feeling the pinch our 5 models are top sellers in germany are on the small side as far as s.u.v.s go but that doesn't mean that space is limited take the volvo x e 40 for. example the swedes are proud of this car and want to fly the flag like all volvo's the styling is restrained maybe even subdued but it's proving popular. the interior is simple and up to date thick carpets lined the door wells and panels feature a map of gotham berg the home of. volvo's have always played up their compact size at least in american terms as the set from the 1970 s. shows. which we do face to carry the kid for our groceries but that doesn't mean we have to lug around a lot of time and enough space in a volvo wagon to fill who are fridge raters full of groceries yet the home away again i

in sargent's have a concrete to be holistic you know what the contrary because 80 percent of the of nisha is not completed controlled by the government forces there have been attacks on oh sure weeks ago and there have been like kenyans that you can count to 300 people killed in some parts of new jersey then there is ocean so i knew she of course but in the country and i mean probably me so busy counting these prison has really so many challenges to handle and india is one of the poorest countries in the wild and to this day in court is to countries in the world so how he's going to change that in the next 5 or even a 2nd that's also something that remains to be seen. you know use west africa correspondent fred move on here and lay goes there thank you fred. thousands of germans have traveled to the spanish island of majorca for the easter break for many it's an annual tradition but german officials are warning against overseas for patients because of the danger of spreading infection our reporter young philip short's finds out from tourists and from locals whether all the fun is with the

nisha bob jackson says it will be a while before everybody feels comfortable to come back to church, almost until everyone is vaccinated, and that is still months away. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, grace cathedral opened its doors for an easter viewing and while people couldn't going to the viewing of the cathedral itself, folks enjoyed music and a stunning floral arch from beyond the gates. >>> in walnut creek, the easter bunny made his annual appearance at the ruth bancroft garden, featuring photo booths and scavenger hunts, and plenty of fun and safe activities for kids.>>> a look live out in san francisco, after voting to rename dozens of schools, the san francisco school board is expected to say nevermind. they are going to reverse the decision to avoid litigation. the story is that about two months ago the board voted to rename 44 schools with names they associated with slavery and depression and colonization. that includes washington, and right there, mission and balboa high schools, but a civil lawsuit claimed the decision violated the brown act, and critics said

as well as a live chat bees an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of nisha where we find millions of people who are desperately in need of food assistance but typically in the northern parts of niger where we have about 800 pounds and people who are even imagine seeing levels of food insecurity where they need immediate assistance without which they cannot survive and that is mainly due to the conflict and insecurity that has been gaining ground there one of joe biden's biggest foreign policy decisions has been to withdraw all u.s. troops in afghanistan by september the u.s. special representative for afghanistan zalmay khalilzad has been testifying before a senate committee about the pullout the world us change sends 2001 that terror threat including from a high that is now geographically dispersed and africa the middle east and asia we now face new urgent challenges as the president has set we must fight the battles for the next 20 years not the last 20 or brian could cheerless is a senior fellow at the center for american progress and he says the troop wi

as well as a leech on these an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of nisha where we find millions of people who are desperately in need of food assistance but clearly in the northern parts of niger where we have about 800000 people who are in imagine sea levels of food insecurity where they need immediate assistance without which they cannot survive and that is mainly due to the conflict and insecurity that has been gaining ground there. now a magnitude 6 earthquake has hit india's northeastern a some state it damaged buildings and sent many people running from their homes there were no immediate reports of casualties the national disaster management agency says it said that it was assessing the situation progress on the vaccines is helping the global economies recovery asia pacific countries are forecast to rebound stronger than previously thought but the asian development bank says new outbreaks could still put their recovery at risk from a slew explains from kuala lumpur when the pandemic hit and countries closed their borders businesses that rely mainly

clear at the moment what is clear however is that johnson and johnson's vaccine does fill an important nisha in the overall vaccination effort in this country it is as people have noted a single dose one and done shot unlike the moderna and pfizer vaccines and unlike especially pfizer it doesn't require a kind of ultra low 'd temperature refrigeration while it's being transported from one place to another so as dr will lead ski said that would really help in terms of transportation to far flung communities isolated groups of people and so forth across this country where thousands of people are still reporting coded infections new covert infections every day. as of now $19000000.00 americans or people living in america have received their 1st or their their full doses their complete vaccine immunization that's about 27 percent of the total population so there's still a considerable way to go ok thank you for all that information rob reynolds in los angeles we're on to other news indonesia where rescue teams are continuing their battle against time to find a submarine that is missing with 53 c

even have them means that it's more likely they will face torture and other abuses while in detention nisha you know going to the new president's the west african nations 1st democratic. peaceful transfer of power in his 1st address as president mohammad presumed accused groups of committing war crimes by killing civilians on wednesday security forces stopped what they called an attempted coup after an attack on the presidential palace civilians are being increasingly targeted by armed groups operating near the border with mali. here's more from. basically he speech will focus on healing the country and of course reining in. military officers who by the way. to democracy here in the in other parts of west africa as well now will also is expected also to focus on his economic agenda people will also watch closely to see who he appoints interest cabinet who becomes prime minister and who handles key middle ministries in the country but he's coming like you said in the introduction to a time when the here is facing very very serious challenges security in terms of security the coup he's in the

clear at the moment what is clear however is that johnson and johnson's vaccine does feel an important nisha in the overall vaccination effort in this country it is as people have noted a single dose one and done shot unlike the moderna and pfizer vaccines to other news now indonesia where rescue teams continue their battle against time to find a submarine that is missing with 53 crew on board it's as supplies are calculated to have already run out still the search crews are working in the waters around the indonesian island of bali with several nations helping out. at the request of the indonesian government we are sending airborne assets to include a navy p. 8 poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to assist in the search of their missing submarine secretary austin spoke to the minister defense of in an easier today to make sure he knew that this aircraft was coming in also to make an offer for any other additional support or systems that the indonesian government might have indonesia is a good friend and a strategic partner we were all deeply saddened to see the reports about their submarine a

well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest. a little further one. and a bit india has certainly had expressed deep concern at about the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also expressed some concern but on the violence and but they're holding back from directly to deciding the bill it is seen by x. but can't possibly drop from doing the injuries and why don't they is that india has a new effort to build its proximity it's also not just with the amount of tanks or the fact that data acquired that support to counter insurgency along the border is actually in the not eastern states of india up watching myanmar in addition there is also an effort by india to stop the cluelessness we already see between the me and my victory as well as china and india show is 1600 kilometer long border with 9 moderate and china's already large and so when they o

nisha. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history to life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cope now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . blowing bubbles to come. quick. susie simple is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice

security is sargent's have a complete to be almost taken over the country because 80 percent of the of nisha is not completely controlled by the government forces there have been attacks on have sure weeks ago there have been killings that you can count to 300 people killed in some parts of new jersey then there is ocean so i'm sure our pool but in the county and i mean probably me so busy these prison has really so many challenges to handle and injuries one of the quote is the countries in the world is doing what is countries in the world so how he's going to change that in the next 5 or even a 2nd that's also something that's remains to be seen. use west africa correspondent fred move on and later as that thank you fred. time now to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world clashes have erupted in the disputed region of kashmir villages threw stones at security forces they responded with tear gas and rubber bullets daily says an earlier indian operation killed 3 militants and local support either independence or pakistani rule over kashmir. protesters in my

passes this infrastructure plan for more on what infrastructure spending could mean, let's bring in nishaning us the muni bond market is key for so many of our listeners they are looking for the tax free income. take us through what's driving the activity today is it the infrastructure optimism >> it is year to date we have seen tremendous flows into municipal bond funds, municipal bond products muni bonds have out performed pretty considerably in high yield space. i think a lot of this demand is driven because of the prospect of higher taxes and the certainty that taxes are not going be going down from here. if you look at the infrastructure bill, one of the key components is how it is paid for. corporate tax rates being raised is one kind of aspect of that. president biden has mentioned individual tax rates going up but it's not directly tied to this if tax rates go up considerably, you could see them coming buy more municipal bonds >> the prospect for higher taxes in this infrastructure plan that's driving the plmuni flowso could it be other factors as well what does that whole trade k

the world also in africa around that time the dutch had colonized java which is present day in the nisha and there they came across the vatican technique applied by the locals the dutch went back to europe and produced but by machines and then they tried to sell it to the in the knees and they didn't like the machine made fabrics and so the dutch had to look for another market and they found it in west africa. when this happened the nature of the fabrics changed so then they would start to use more great colors that people on the coast wanted they would start to incorporate local science and symbols into adults other like ways of printing that were popular in the west african coast today a large part of what we see on the market is either manufactured abroad or in africa by companies owned by a larger foreign company. take the dutch company of liskov for example its manufacture and the fabrics from its main brand let's call in the netherlands then it owns other companies in ghana. wooden and you know x. with that list but dominates the high and mid priced waxman's markets i think sometim

i think that is one of the things that nisha emphasized. reihan: there isem a related question. and whether or not these trends you describe, the lack of willingness to speak your mind and whether if the reflection of simple boredom. to do you think there is just that of a lack of energy and vigor. that is why people don't hunger for confrontation. hrishikesh: that could partly be it's pretty think a lot of this too is thats just being afraid. it i think adam smith for example, he thought uniquely and very perceptive of this. we we seek the approval of othersrs even when there is no cost. for condiment approval thinking creature. and obviously that's very important if you look the evolutionary history. see you seek the approval of each other. part of that enabled of cooperation failed just one runway - so this is kind of other side of this as well. i'm kind of a against that conformity here the pressure to conform. it on the other hand there's no tendency for humans to conform, i don't know if we could - the desire to conform is maybe the glue that helps us in our evolutionary s

singapore and malaysia all of those countries have much more sophisticated maritime technology than into nisha which only has a fleet of 5 submarines a strangely as foreign minister earlier confirmed that the government has spoken with the indian asian defense minister and they have offered whatever assistance is necessary malaysia has also dispatched a rescue ship and singapore as well has sent a submarine rescue vessel indonesia doesn't have a vessel such as these so these particular offerings from the indonesia's neighbors are crucial at this stage however it's likely that the ship from singapore will only arrive in 2 days and the vessel from malaysia could take as long as 4 days now time is crucial in a rescue operation such as this as you mentioned oxygen supplies could run out by saturday we do know that further vessels from indonesian police search and rescue officials and the navy are on route to the location including vessels with sophisticated sonar equipment scanning technology some of these vessels were used recently in january to search the java sea when there was a passenger plan

all who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest. that the one to do and debate india has certainly had expressed deep concern about the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also expressed some concerns around the violence and hate but they're holding back from directly to deciding the bill if she is seen by x. but can't possibly drop from doing the injuries and why don't they is that india acting in an effort to build its proximity to schools not just within the. tank to the fact that they had a choir that support to counter insurgency along the border is actually in the lot eastern states of india up watching myanmar in addition there is also an effort by india to talk to the pupils in a city order to see between them and my victory as well as china india russia is 1600 kilometer border with madame r. and china's already large and so when they on