. >> saeed jones, some stories need to bullet -- is that a story? >> guest: absolutely. the earliest seeds of the book i actually started writing a week after the events that inspired it. new years, 2008 and as a college student. went to a party in phoenix, arizona, and met a beautiful man, went home with him, started having sex, and he had what i can only describe as a true crisis of masculinity, and went from immediately like in the middle of having sex trying to kill me, and we basically just wrestled until he passed out. we were both so drunk and i escaped, and i went back to school, and literally within day is started writing out what became that chapter of the book. writing was how i processed, regained control, regained an understand offering what had happened, why i had made it to that room and made it out, and it did save my life, and so that has always been an element of this book. everything that made it into this story, i had to tell. both because i felt it was story of youth to people, i think we need to understand these ideas. but also because i needed to u

the mountain village of todd has no running water no electricity and no telephones mohammed ben saeed addams family can hardly wait for his colleague to arrive and install a solar panel on their rooftop. they look on eagerly as the work gets underway. and the solar panel will cost the family a few $100.00 euros that's a lot of money here it's a pretty quick job the technology is relatively simple but maintenance and the batteries longevity are still problematic the system has to be wired up in a somewhat unorthodox way but nevertheless it works joad connects the module to the battery and it starts charging. it doesn't take long to install our technology the time consuming part is getting to these villages so if i see. the farmer's entire livelihood lies in these fields suffer on. just one gram of the red spice can earn him up to a euro then saeed's family has financed their solar powered system with a crop of. solar power is expensive and we don't have much money. but we hope this panel will improve our lives. the moment of truth has almost come joe that runs the battery cables into t

washington has designated saeed a global terrorist yemen's who the rebels say they once again targeted saudi arabia is just an airport with drones it's a 2nd attack in less than a day with these say they have disrupted operations at the airport riyadh has not confirmed the attack. all right time for a short break here and i'll just say about when we come back the u.s. house condemns president trump for racist comments against 4 congresswoman plus. that the opposite that the mayor and the officers who want them bought them outside steps that they need to be off the porch outrage on the mother of the man choked to death by a new york policeman the news that we know charges against the officer more on that stay with us. we say it's a very heavy rain into northern parts of the philippines a recently see if they say every year now the system making its way in this is tropical storm dennis just to the east of luzon it will grab further north as over the next 24 hours but lots of heavy rain coming in from the system already we have seen $182.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours it will turn she

arrested they suspected mastermind of a series of attacks on the indian city of mumbai in 2008 a fees saeed founded the islamist militant group an lashkar e tayyiba which india and the united states blame for the attacks u.s. president double trumpet praised pakistan for the arrest. of the south african musician and i'm here part time activist johnny clegg has died after a long battle with cancer. the grammy nominated singer who starred for in sulu crafted hits inspired by township harmonies that defied south africa's institutionalized racial segregation by forming multi racial balance he was 66 sedans pro-democracy movement on the country's ruling military council have signed a document outlining a power sharing deal it's an important step in the transition to civilian rule following april's military overthrow to take to omar al bashir amid mass protests the 2 sides are still working on a more contentious constitutional agreement that would specify the division of powers. these signatures marked the end of a bitter power struggle sudan's military and opposition have agreed to install an in

arrested in punjab province it's happened days before prime minister monk makes his 1st visit to the us saeed founded the last carry tiber group blamed for the attacks in mumbai which killed at least 174 people the european parliament who's now really elected ursula on the lay and this president of the european commission the german defense minister will become the 1st woman to hold the post should replace claude younker in november as she met with german chancellor angela merkel germany's new defense chief was announced managing the risk of digital currency is like facebook's libra will be a priority of the g 7 meeting in france wednesday's gathering follows a public hearing in washington d.c. where u.s. senators questioned the facebook representative over the proposed currency. headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world. look. i'm. not. trying. to. take you in not just cannae northwest indiana festivals and culture i have an important part of local life. i know the states vital to just industries. are. one community has brought considerable prestige to the region. with that di

is most wanted men a few saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bomb t. on his head your wrist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was when we welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington. right let's have a look at the top stories here it is there israeli forces asserted to demolish around $100.00 palestinian homes in the occupied west bank residence of what the out home has lost a 7 year legal battle after israel's high court dismissed their case despite the land being under the administration of the palestinian authority the death toll in syria's it live province continues to rise after airstrikes killed and wounded dozens of civilians in the past 24 hours it is

wanted to give the bahraini government the opportunity to respond to the allegations made by mohammed saeed al bellew she and others in this program so he called the foreign minister khalid. and the information minister ali i remain to ask them to do so. i want to. smack them as how. it was in. the arabic version of this film was broadcast on the 14th of july 2019 and has received a strong reaction throughout the gulf region the day after broadcast the bahraini foreign minister was quoted as saying that the program was filled with quote lies and fallacies against the state of bahrain the buffer a news agency reported the information minister is saying that there were quote attempts made by al-jazeera channel to contact him and other officials through unidentified telephone numbers to record their conversations without their knowledge or official consent and to provoke them by using despicable methods another report question mohammed. is reliability quoting sali a saying they all agreed to make the recordings and to include false allegations in order to give them weight that would help inter

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was warmly welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington. picks. welcome back get some sport on his joe and said we don't have the irish at the open you can say that yes the hill irish go has shane larry says he was played with south doubt for most of his final round before going on to win the open championship by 6 stripes lowry overcame nerves in stormy conditions that will put russia fell a childhood dream. reports. with one hand already on the famed carrot jug shane l

attempted carjacking involving 2 players from english premier league side arsenal both mesut ozil and saeed a cholesky act were left and hurt following the incident on thursday c.c.t.v. footage shows the cholesky axion here wearing a black baseball cap confronting a man carrying a knife both attackers eventually sped away on the moped ozil who was in the car at the time and kolesnik back were not injured the pair had just returned from the united states where arsenal had been on a pre-season tour. one of the teams that arsenal played all mad to around the dread the 13 time european cup winners are still in the u.s. wants friday they'll take on athletico in the 1st madrid darby to be played in the america's rail are coming off the back of this win over arsenal and maryland one player that won't be featuring is marco asensio the 23 year old forward with a score in the match but later suffered a serious knee injury he could be out for 9 months but the real manager has refused to say whether the club will be forced to buy a replacement. so. you believe that i'm thinking about that right now the

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed, the head the massacre, claimed the total was 87 as he described the moment the killings took place. translation: it was discovered by the committee that there were two anonymous people. they were also three anonymous people shooting live ammunition at protesters from the top of the building in the medical compound, wearing uniform. rescue efforts are under way in the northern philippines, where a series of earthquakes has killed at least eight people. the us geological survey said the largest quake registered was a magnitude of 5.9 in the province of batanes. many of the island's renowned spanish colonial—era buildings have been destroyed. the bbc‘s howard johnson in manila has more. to give you a sense of the geography of where these earthquakes struck late last night here in the philippines, itbayat is the northernmost inhabited island in the philippines. it's around 200 kilometres away from taiwan. when we visited last october, locals told us it's so close, they pick up taiwanese radio ther

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was when we welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect. mike hanna al-jazeera washington. let's have a look at the top stories here it out to sara kenya's finance minister henry wrote has been arrested over a dam constructions scandal in iraq the 1st time this is in kenya mina since being arrested on corruption charges he and other officials are accused of flouting procurement rules when they awarded the building project to a bankrupt italian company has denied any wrongdoing but i've been speaking to

attempted carjacking and valving 2 players from english premier league side arsenal well mesut ozil and saeed kolesnik were left unhurt following the incident on thursday c.c.t.v. footage shows cholesky x. seen here wearing a black baseball cap confronting a man carrying a nice both attackers eventually sped away on a moped ozil who was in the car at the time and collapsed yack were not injured the pair had just returned from the united states where arsenal had been on a pre-season tour. one of the teams that are still played on the tour were real madrid the 13 time european cup winners are still in the u.s. one side a they'll take on athletico in the 1st madrid darby to be played in the america as well are coming off the back of this win over arsalan maryland one player that won't be featuring is marco asensio the 23 year old forward was a score in the match but later suffered a serious knee injury and thought he could be out for 9 months but the round manager's side has refused to say whether the club will be forced to buy a replacement. so subtle you believe that i'm thinking about that ri

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed, the headdescribed the moment the killings took place. a british 15—year—old has become a millionaire after being placed second alongside his teammate in the fortnite world cup finals. jaden ashman will split $2.25 million in prize money with his dutch team mate davejong. he told our reporterjoe tidy how he got into online vidoe games. so from, like, six years old, my uncle used to play gears of war, so i used to watch him and just like that on his nerves all the time, like, bug him and tease him, so he got me into gaming really young. so i got my first xbox when i was six, and they played controller, like gone through all the games, learned how to hold your controller, how to do stuff. and as soon as fortnite came out, i was really, really quick to it. so september, first day out, i was playing fortnite. so you have been playing this two years now? yes, so from september until now. and i understand from your mum that you have taken a while to convince her this is a realjob. yes, yes. me and my

arrested the suspected mastermind of a series of attacks on the indian city of mumbai back in 2008 faeces saeed founded the islamist militant group lashkar e tayyiba which india and the united states blamed for the attached this president donald trump today praised pakistan for the arrest. with the politician that many see as germany's next chancellor has taken up her 1st job in the government's kept it under great cramp or a k.k.k. as she is widely known replaces ursula fundal aryan as the country's defense minister a k k leads i'm a christian democratic party and many believe she's being groomed to take over when chancellor merkel steps down in 2021. there are ghosts ways to spend 2 per day as you turn $65.00 and going to america was treated to flowers by her cabinet colleagues she treated herself to congratulating her now former defense minister was a laugh on the line on what is equally a victory for macko her election as new e.u. commission president. later the german chancellor got to lift a 2nd to a higher political level by appointing adequate compound successes c.d.u. party leader as n

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed, the headtion: it was discovered by the committee that there were two anonymous drunk people in the city square, shooting ammunition. they were also three anonymous people shooting live ammunition at protesters from the top of the building in the al—bashir medical compound, wearing uniform. a british 15—year—old has become a millionaire after being placed second alongside his teammate in the fortnite world cup finals. jaden ashman will split $2.25 million in prize money with his dutch team—mate davejong. he told our reporterjoe tidy how he got into online video games. so from, like, six years old, my uncle used to play gears of war. so i used to watch him and just, like, get on his nerves all the time, like, bug him and tease him, like, mess with him whilst he plays. so he got me into gaming really young. so i got my first xbox when i was six, and i played controller — like, gone through all the games, learned how to hold your controller, how i do stuff. and, like, as soon as fortnite came out,

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed — the headhe massacre — claimed the total was 87, as he described the moment the killings took place. translation: it was discovered by the committee that there were two anonymous people in the square shooting ammunition. they were also three anonymous people shooting live ammunition at protesters from the top of the building in the medical compound, wearing uniform. you may recall from earlier this month these four united states congresswomen holding a news conference to respond to racially—charged statements made by president donald trump. representatives alexandria 0casio—cortez, rashida tleeb, ilhan 0mar and ayanna pressley were told by the president to go back and fix the "crime infested places" from which they came. well, now president trump has targetted yet another democratic representative — elijah cummings. taking to twitter, the president launched his attack on cummings' constituency in the eastern us state of maryland, saying it's "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess". the pre

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed, the headttee investigating the massacre, claimed the total was 87 as he described the moment the killings took place. translation: it was discovered by the committee that there were two anonymous people. they were also three anonymous people shooting live ammunition at protesters from the top of the building in the medical compound, wearing uniform. britain's thriving science sector would be put at risk by a no deal brexit. that's the warning from the head of the wellcome trust, the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research. the trust spends around a billion pounds a year supporting research — most of it in the uk. katy austin has more. jasmin is a scientist from germany, researching sex chromosomes at the francis crick institute in london. she is not sure whether to stay in the uk, though, because the country is leaving the eu. my feeling is that over the next ten, 20 years, if brexit actually happens, especially if it happens without a deal, which seems likely now, that uk scienc

doctors linked to the opposition say the dead numbered almost 130, but fath al—rahman saeed, the headting the massacre, claimed the total was 87, as he described the moment the killings took place. translation: it was discovered by the committee that there were two anonymous people. they were also three anonymous people shooting live ammunition at protesters from the top of the building in the medical compound, wearing uniform. you're watching bbc news. in another policy announcement three days after becoming prime minister, borisjohnson has pledged to fund a new high—speed rail link between leeds and manchester. he says it will "turbo—charge the regions," and "unlock jobs, boosting growth." he was speaking on a visit to the north—west, with the full details of his proposals, to be published in the autumn. but labour says the plans are a rehash of past failed promises from the conservatives. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicky young, reports from manchester. taking his first steps as prime minister, borisjohnson is promising a bright, optimistic future. i wasjust thinking that it

is most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was warmly welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does.

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunting on his head theorist intended to set a cordial tone for the contra meeting and it was when he welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate or a sumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington.

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bomb team on his head your wrist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was will be welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington. a suicide bomber has killed at least 6 people at a hospital in north pakistan the attack happens in the city of dera ismail khan soon after gunmen opened fire on a police checkpoints killing 2 officers their bodies were being brought to hospital when the suicide bomber struck the blast damage the emergency ward and wounded more than 20 other people the pakistani taliban have claimed responsibility sunday's a

group blamed for the attacks in mumbai which killed at least 174 people washington has designated saeed a global terrorist. yemen's houthi rebels say they are again targeted saudi arabia is just an airport with drones this is the 2nd attack in less than a day thesis a they've disrupted operations at the airport we all did not confirm the attack. in a few moments we'll have all the weather with but still ahead here in. the u.s. house condemns president donald trump for racist comments against 4 congresswoman plus protesters in hong kong vowed to continue to find the world they see is prone to chinese control and the reassuring remind the mold spores. in the fossil range of disciplines. we have flooding concerns across many parts of asia at the moment from the monsoon rains to the flooding in parts of southern and eastern china now is the time of the philippines you've got some very heavy rain clouds just to the east of all lose on and that's been pretty soon some tarantula downpours has come because we have tropical storm then us now in the region locally known as falcon but you can see

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us is most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bomb on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was when he welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington philippine president to go to turkey has called for the death penalty to be reinstated for drug related crimes deter devoted devoted much of his state of the nation address to the continuation of the so-called war on drugs despite international condemnation also focused on corruption meanwhile protesters have gathered across the philippines calling for his resignation in manila outside the house of representatives a

wanted to give the bahraini government the opportunity to respond to the allegations made by mohammed saeed. she and others in this program so he called the foreign minister. and the information minister ali i remain to ask them to do so ringback. madam as you have already said i want to. match. the arabic version of this film was broadcast on the 14th of july 2019 and has received a strong reaction from the gulf region the day after broadcasts the bahraini foreign minister was quoted as saying that the program was filled with quote lies and fallacies against the state to bahrain the buffer a news agency reported the information minister is saying that there were quote attempts made by al-jazeera channel to contact him and other officials through unidentified telephone numbers to record their conversations without their knowledge or official consent and to provoke them by using despicable methods another report question mohammed. is reliability quoting sali a saying they all agreed to make the recordings and to include false allegations in order to give them weight that would help internati

for more, we're joined by sarah saeed.ivation between the deal -- behind the deal for gilead? seems like an awful lot of money to raise estate less than 10%. definitely, but a great deal for gilead. now it will deepen its research into inflammatory diseases and others. it's the largest deal that's been done since it take over in march and the attempts to bolster the company's drug pipeline. anna: that's the story around gilead. what is gilead gain from this deal? will it be able to increase their line? sarah: absolutely. analysts say it's a smart deal. they have been a victim of its own success, given its successful pipeline. ,his, in a very smart way allows gilead to gain access to the pipeline without buying the business. matt: another big story is the ab invev decision to scrap ipo. the planned ipo of its asia unit, budweiser brewing. i guess the idea is the kids in asia would rather drink expensive wines and craft beers. what does this mean for the company? sarah: the company blamed prevailing market conditions for sho

wanted to give the bahraini government the opportunity to respond to the allegations made by mohammed saeed al bellew she and others in this program so he called the foreign minister khalid. and the information minister ali i remain to ask them to do so. remotely so i want to. smack them as how. it was in. the arabic version of this film was broadcast on the 14th of july 2019 and has received a strong reaction throughout the gulf region the day after broadcast the bahraini foreign minister was quoted as saying that the program was filled with quote lies and fallacies against the state of bahrain the bucker a news agency reported the information minister is saying that there were quote attempts made by al-jazeera channel to contact him and other officials through unidentified telephone numbers to record their conversations without their knowledge or official consent and to provoke them by using despicable methods another report question mohammed. is reliability quoting sali a saying they all agreed to make the recordings and to include false allegations in order to give them weight that woul

again but despite that many at this camp say they'll keep trying to reach europe until they succeed saeed al jazeera those east on the tunisian border with libya. pregnant women and children are among more than 50 margaret rescued off the coast of libya in the rubble but their destination is now clear there aboard a boat operated by the telling humanitarian charity which is docking in an entirely in port mediterranea saving humans says the ministerial decree is illegitimate. well syria's government is understood to have lost hundreds of troops in a 3 month battle in the northwest of the country the rebels are putting up a fight but the absence of iranian backed troops and challenges faced on other fronts have played a role in drawing out the conflict zone or how to report from beirut in neighboring lebanon. there is a stalemate on the front lines in northwest syria syrian government forces backed by the russian military have not been able to break the opposition's defensive positions after weeks of fighting it has been a costly battle war monitoring group say more than 700 government troo

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was warmly welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington. the firefighters in portugal of almost all of the wildfires under control than a 1000 have been battling the last remaining blaze that. about 200 kilometers north of lisbon it's about 90 percent under control but 2 other fires were put out on sunday police are investigating what caused the fires with one man arrested on suspicion of arson 31 people have been injured. now the largest city in southern iraq is rich in

in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was when he welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington. now the u.s. state of oregon is introducing mental health days and schools student activists say they're needed to deal with what they call a mental health crisis suicide rates in the u.s. are at a 50 year high and oregon suicide death a 40 percent above the national average then you know what allow students to take up to 5 mental health days in the 3 month period it's hopes that this will help reduce the stigma a

personalities in recent days pakistani authorities have arrested one of the us is most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bomb t. on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was will be welcomed by the president imran khan's meeting with the president does not come without political risk his party has the narrowest of majorities in pakistan's parliament and does not control the senate a resumption of u.s. assistance would help shore up his government but to come away empty handed would have the opposite effect mike hanna al-jazeera washington of the u.s. military is accusing venezuela flying a fighter jet dangerously close to one of its intelligence planes the u.s. southern command released what it says is video of friday's encounter venezuela says the incident happened in its airspace but the u.s. denies this. a tense day of protests are underway in puerto rico demanding the resignation of the governor of the u.s. territory because he is refusing to

group blamed for the attacks in mumbai which killed at least 174 people washington has designated saeed a global terrorist. the u.s. government is imposing its strongest sanctions to date on me and mass top military leaders they target me in mass commander in chief and several other senior officers in response to the mass killing of ring of muslims in 2017 the crackdown led to a humanitarian crisis washington says the government hasn't taken any action against those responsible for human rights abuses here's how the sanctions will work they bar those targeted and their immediate families from traveling to the united states comes a year after economic sanctions were placed on lower level security officials this time it's the military's top brass commander in chief when armed hang his deputy so when and to some ordinance together very acute of orchestrating mines for and rights violations forcing at least 700000 ringle muslims to flee the country since august 2017 and a delegation of from the international criminal court is in the bangladeshi capital dhaka to discuss the rangar crisis the

hafiz saeed founded the islamist militant group lashkar e tayyiba which india and the united states blamed for the attacks u.s. president donald trump praised pocket stuff for the arrest. the racist tweets of a u.s. president the unfinished brags that of a british prime minister and the clean bill of health of a german chancellor 3 leaders at 3 different places along the path of political power tonight where they intersect where they diverged and most importantly where they collide i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the dam purple in the face of comments that demean immigrants and people of color. we the people. nation of immigrants and i enlarged and she means denigrating and being a new comer succumb to and country i know racism we're not seeing it i know race isn't that. better place america.

hafiz saeed founded the islamist militant group lashkar e tayyiba which the united states blames for the attacks u.s. president donald trump praised pakistan for the arrest. this is feed every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a significant step in so does the military rulers and opposition coalition have signed a power sharing agreement but this is just one of the documents that need signatures will be looking ahead to the next hurdle the parties face. and south africa bids farewell to the white. musician johnny clegg has died at 66 we reflect on his legacy. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad to change in a power sharing deal between on the road liz and be opposition coalition has been signed in sudan it's a significant step but there's sort of major obstacle to overcome.

hafiz saeed founded the islamist militant group lashkar e tayyiba which india and the united states blamed for the attacks u.s. president donald trump praised pocket stuff with the arrest. is facebook's new cryptocurrency a threat to central banks leading g 7 economies say they need to act fast to contain libra before it debuts in 2020 we have the details. and next time you buy a lever gaining take a good look under the hood things are popping up from brazil to i read. this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for watching how seriously are governments taking facebook's plans to launch its cryptocurrency currency libra next year serious enough that finance ministers from 7 leading global economies spent much of wednesday talking about how to rein in the coin they focused on concerns like money laundering and data security but they also worried about what libra might.

fish and wildlife services saeed this is biblical -- said this is bibl proportion. nothing like this has been seen. while he is correct, the mississippi delta is a complete disaster, the worst back water floods since 1973, devastating flooding in the area has become almost an annual occurrence. this year marks the tenth time the yazoo back water area has flooded since 2008, each time causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. the area residents cannot sustain this, and they certainly do not deserve this. according to u.s. census data, roughly 35% of the residents of the six-county area live in poverty. the median household income is $31,187 per year below the national average. this perpetual flooding plagues agriculture production which damaged the primary economic mainstay in this region and increased unemployment. i fear what the 2020 census will reveal. in a 1982 environmental impact statement, the u.s. army corps of engineers stated flooding in the yazoo area is historic and will continue as long as pumps are not constructed to complete the flood contro