sawyer, harriet became pregnant with her first child. her grandmother was so appalled by her decision, she banished her from ever coming back to her house. >> i don't know where to go. i'm not going back to master's house. i need to tell my grandmother about all the things he has been doing to me, and maybe she would understand. grandmother, please open the door, please. >> how dare you come here? you betrayed me. >> i know you are upset, but there is something i must tell you. all the lessons you and mother taught me about being a good woman, and respecting myself, that goes away when i am there. ever since i'm 13, he's tried to make sexual advances toward me, thinks he can do whatever he want. i thought if i got pregnant by another man, he would lose interest and finally sell me, but it just made every thing so much worse. he's abusive. grandmother, please forgive me. i will do anything to obtain your forgiveness. on behalf of my dead mother. >> i understand now. come here. >> after two years, having her second child with mr. sawyer, h

some of the pages were missing, one of them was tom sawyer, huckleberry finn, of them was tom sawyer,, huckleberry finn, in fact, even asked for 0liver twist but they would not give us that... laughter. seditious texts! my eight, nine—year—old self i was trying to find a narrative that i could relate to, were! find a narrative that i could relate to, were i could recognise my own personal struggle. that was what i was searching for. just give me comfort. somebody out there in the world is experiencing what i'm experiencing. and that was so important to me to discover that. so i not alone, not totally alone. it is that thing about being seen or that feeling that, yeah, i am not alone. and you have that yes moment when you are reading a book that you think yeah, i feel like that, and you have articulated it so beautifully. and you feel recognised. absolutely. i know you later spent some time in prison after the brixton riots. literature must have been really important inside, would imagine. in fact it was a blessing. it got me back to reading. my cell make he had a book about this story

in just the past year catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. there's a pensive mood in the market southwest in uganda a congolese fishmonger who visited the market to buy fish for trade died of a bolo and she returned home she came by road on a motorcycle was a regular interacted with many people health workers looking for several high risk contacts some of whom i say to have gone into hiding. who knew the woman does not believe she died of it it's a believe many people also share complicating government efforts to deal with it. she was pregnant and she had a miscarriage everyone knows that people who touched her have not died why are you saying she had women bleed when they haven't miscarried that's what we know. this is one of the busiest trade routes between uganda. but the border is porous and many people use informal crossings to get from one country to the other but. if someone comes to the market how are we supposed to be took not everyone uses for. the wall help. organization has now declared the airball outbreak an international public

and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. violence has broken out between police and a group of shia muslim protesters in nigeria's capital killing at least 3 people police say one of those killed was an officer who tried to stop protesters from vandalizing prophecy the crowds are calling for the release of abraham zachary lackey families of the islamic movement of nigeria correspondent but israel has no . the demonstration is the latest in a series of violent confrontations between members of the islamic movement of nigeria the umbrella organization of shiites in the country and the security forces less than 2 weeks ago the shiites stormed the national assembly or the parliament trying to access that building which resulted in violent clashes between them and security forces it was reported that at least 2 people were killed and 2 police officers were injured alongside many members of the shiite groups and the most the demonstrators were actually pushing or applying pressure on the nigerian government

and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. now a gambian soldier has accused former president of ordering the killing of a.f.p. journalist data who daraa more than a decade ago a new tenant. confessed as a public hearing in the capital banjul to being involved in the killing he says he was paid for the job and was told the money was a sign of appreciation from gambians x. leader. i don't want tran has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir the president has met pakistani leader emraan khan at the white house trying to also said the u.s. could restore military aid to pakistan mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . the pakistan prime minister arrived in sweltering summer heat his prime aim to thaw what has been a chilly relationship with the united states and president donald trump in particular in the past trump has accused pakistan of not doing enough to crack down on terror groups but in recent months islamabad has been active in securing face to face talks between

thanks so much catherine sawyer prime to more ahead on the news hour including. facebook is burned down the house over and over in every arsenal a learning experience. why facebook's new plans for a new digital currency is worrying the world leaders. spall one of football's most sought after young players arrives at his new club in the. now the international court of justice. we'll get to that story in a 2nd. ago. yemenis yemen's rather healthy rebels say they again targeted saudi arabia's design airport with a drone but the saudis say they intercepted it before it could hit the target say they disrupted operations at the airport which has been targeted by the who feeds many times in recent weeks. counterterrorism officials in pakistan have arrested the man widely blamed for organizing the mumbai attacks in 2008 side was arrested in punjab province it's happened days before prime minister imran khan makes his 1st visit to the u.s. side founded the last tiber group blamed for the attacks in mumbai which killed at least 174 people washington has designated sede a g

experimental a ball of vaccine well let's get more on all of this we're joined by bond and catherine sawyer she's live for eyes in nairobi do we have any more information about the latest case catherine. yes we do elizabeth this man is a resident of goma but he was working at a mining area in italy this is one of the regions that have been affected by so he came back to go about 10 days ago and he went he came by he went to bo he went back to goma bypass and he went through the various medical checks that normally happen no symptoms were detected and a few days ago he started feeling sick he thought he had malaria he went to a local clinic right at the edge of the edge of goma city this is where he lives so he went to this clinic and he's been going in and out buying medicine from local pharmacies as well and this clinicians realise that he has symptoms that are close to a ball of symptoms so they called in experts who came 2 days ago to kiss tests and then yesterday they confirmed that indeed he had a bowler so so right now they have isolated the clinicians who are handling him their famil

. >> he calls him the tom sawyer of the political world and he doesn't mean that as a compliment.f you remember tom sawyer's character, he was a show off and he said he would go to halifax for half a chance to show off and held for a whole one. -- and to hell for a whole one. >> i remember also you pointed out that twain was somewhat disappointed or at least philosophical about hays' role in all of that. i actually wrote down that he writes good friend from the church and says i'm sorry for john hay and ashamed. he wears a collar and he has to pay the penalty. he meant it in terms of moral conscience, which i think also leads us to the acquisition and the building of the panama canal. >> can i mention one thing? that letter i had read years ago and read at different times. it sort of, when they lay their lives together, you learn when he wrote that letter. it was in the election of 1904 and roosevelt was begging john hay to go out and politic and make speeches and attack the democrats and hay was saying i can't do that because that's going to really make it much more difficult for

he was an awful lot like tom sawyer. >> tom sawyer had the mississippi.na native mel fisher dreams up his childhood adventures on lake michigan. >> he would go to the lake, and he made a dive helmet out of a bucket. >> how did that work out? >> he said that it didn't work at all. >> in world war ii, mel joins the army corps of engineers. >> over in europe, one of his jobs was building latrines. >> but after the war, this hoosier is fated for a higher -- or maybe lower -- calling. >> he'd met some gentlemen who were spearfishing in tampa, and he was amazed that they could go down and stay underwater. >> they're scuba diving. mel falls in love with the new sport. he follows his parents to california, where they buy a chicken ranch. a lot of clucking and feathers, but he's moving closer to his dream. >> he bought a compressor and started filling his own tanks. >> in 1952, a beautiful local girl named deo horton walks in and steps out with mel. >> he taught her how to scuba dive, and they decided that they were gonna open a dive shop. >> together, they lead d

now let's go to our correspondent catherine sawyer she is monitoring developments from nairobi we are waiting to hear from the world health organization they're going to have a press conference shortly or can we expect from it catherine. well it's very difficult to tell elizabeth the last time there was such a meeting was when last month a child. was confirmed to have a he had traveled from uganda to be with his mother to see his sick father and he came back to uganda and he was confirmed positive he was taken back to the temple where it came from and he died but at the time. the committee. did not declare this an emergency a lot of people expected that and the reason why the meeting was called today was because of a case in goma where a preacher traveled to pray for the sick in another part of the of the country where there is a bowler who was confirmed to have the disease he has died and because goma is a huge city one of the major cities in the r.c.c. and also a gateway to other countries as well that's why this meeting was called and as you mentioned. the director says that this c

on the border with rwanda has claimed at least 1600 lives in the region in the past year catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the margin see kmita of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it is a vigorous international response there is concern about spreading them from mom to get away. there's so far no cases were a newly infected in d.c. . these days appointment that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing says that the geographical expansion is now complete 500 kilometers. or define it is only going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher travel to the temple about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died this week at the border between goma and rhonda health because taking no chances randa has already told citizens to avoid traveling to goma. the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trades. darcey government officials say many of those who

and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. more still to come on the news hour including dozens of civilians are killed in syria's lib provinces 24 hours of intense airstrikes. fighting fire with fire opponents some of the philippine president voiced their anger over his latest push to crack down on crime. and in sports peter will be here with details of a doping process that swimming pool championships. protesters are demanding the resignation of person because gov and they are refusing to back down we're bringing you live pictures from san juan where they are still rallying outside the governor's residence the sign this despite ricardo resales pledge on sunday that he won't seek reelection but the process began after a leak over offensive messages between the governor and members of his inner circle several hours on the reports from the capital san juan. they filled the streets in overwhelming numbers puerto ricans more determined than ever the 10th straight day of protests despite far the largest rick

katherine sawyer nairobi. the netherlands has accepted it is partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims when 1905 srebrenica massacre the supreme court said peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the war but the court also reduced the blame on the state saying peacekeepers could have been overrun by bosnian serb forces. from the hague. the supreme court didn't find that the state liable for the debts off men and boys outside the compound but fines impartially liable for the debts of boys and men who were in the compound during that time. the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal decided before the court concluded even if they were not forced to leave the base the possibility that these 2 is not higher than 10 percent mothers of 70 eight's are not satisfied with the court decision they say it's a political decision based on compromise the netherlands is liable but not the consequences for the country they're remi

catherine sawyer reports. the people here are being tested for ebola.hey touched or interacted with a man who is now sick with the disease. a preacher who traveled 200 kilometers north to the side of an outbreak to pray for those who had been infected. they are also searching for some who were traveling with him. the news has caused fear in the city of more than one million people by the border of rwanda. >> ebola is very dangerous. on.'m not sure what's going how did ebola get here from so far away? i cannot be free. in goma, we like street food. >> health workers say many people don't trust them. they have been attacked by local militia groups who have rated and burned treatment center. just days ago, to community health workers were killed in their home. they had been receiving death threats for months. the diseases returned to areas where it had been contained. >> it is concerning, it shows that somehow gains that had been made were lost very quickly. we need to build resilience into the system and the community so that this virus doesn't keep sprea

those a bumper project also not only being being used for one across but also for protection of the sawyer of erosion control in general that was one way to avoid those people who are targeting the trees in the park. run the is the most densely populated country in mainland africa and population growth remains high. every inch of arable land is snapped up for farming including mountainsides fields and grazing lands trade should right up to the age of the pack the mountain forests no of education zone has already been stripped. the farmers. are just a few 100 metres from the conservation area. most people who live near the pack use the wood for the a stall of the authorities have established a protection zone around the park in which the residents are allowed to obtain a limited amount of wood for the past menus but only from certain species of tree there is also a feedback process whereby residents share with the authorities their needs and wishes each district all sectors all these local people who are near the park the seat and city priorities what they would like to water like schools l

city council resident, the state senator, as well as assembly member sawyer, head of the california democratic party, rusty hispanics. for somebody who did not have a title in the end, who was not wealth or means but was just somebody who showed up every single day for every fight, she left an impact. she will definitely be missed because we know that she made california and los angeles and this country a better place to live. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. talib, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i stand before you as the granddaughter of palestinian grandmother, who yearns to experience equality, human dignity, and freedom. i stand before you the daughter of palestinian immigrants. parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment. so i can't stand by and watch this attack on our freedom of speech and the right to boycott the racist policies of the government and state of israel. i love our country's freedom of speech, madam speaker. dissent is how w

i'd say that you know it's that he made and others are sawyer scared actually of one of the poll did of russia and the poor people of sudan alan do you share that optimism because it occurs to me if you've got a percentage of what you might call the administration at the moment a cornerstone of the administration a percentage of that is made up of what used to be the genuine militia they are notorious how can the country ever truly come down if those people ok it's just a clutch of people is to hand for if they're still there doing their thing and wanting to do their thing the direction of travel here is wild. i mean without question the head met the problem as i call it in terms of the militia that he now controls that used to be the jonjo eden is now the rapid support for rapid support forces this is now the biggest obstacle to moving forward i mean it's difficult to see how you move forward with him at he given his background given that he's basically seen as a thug is preventable warlord by many even in khartoum but also just the violence he's already used against civilians and t

wanda ebola has claimed the lives of at least 1600 people in the region in the past year catherine sawyer reports live from nairobi after hours of deliberations by the imagine c. committee of the world health organization over the status of ebola in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it requires a vigorous international response there is concern about spread of them from mom to get away even there so far in their case is worried newly infected in the city. these days appointment that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing saying that the geographical expansion is now complete 500 kilometers. or define it is only going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher who traveled to bhutan book about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died earlier this week . at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances rhonda has already told citizens to avoid travelling to goma. the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing borders and restricting trade. go

after the bara spread to the city of goma a major regional hub of the aussies border with catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the imagine sea committee of the world health organization over the status of the border in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it is a vigorous international response the rational is to bed to cope. with volatile characteristics of this outbreak the strategy is not to be changed we need to intensify the actions also to become more proactive. the meeting was called off top preacher where travelled to the temple about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died earlier this week. at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances rhonda has already told citizens to avoid travelling to goma. the w.h.o. committee has had all warned against closing borders and district intreat. government officials say many of those who came in contact with the preacher have been vaccinated and it's unlikely ebola will spread farther but there are still

could they call sawyer was. the vice. no but it is sort of the that was and we see this is that we will see that. unfortunately the government washes its hands of privatisation cases according to portugal's constitution municipalities are autonomous and the state is forbidden from intervening by syllables and passions defended i have to get by on their own. the mayor of bar stalest has been left to deal with the compensation charge of 172000000 euros to the group of private water companies the municipality also realize it had lost all technical know how regarding water was released on my return started. just before. the fart. you'll see if that's where. the mayor of passions defense. brito witnessed the troubles in barcelona and tried to negotiate with the company new good. no seems new is that a big out of the world look mr vehicle goes into google pretty uses of. course. the bus freedom at the leaf of a. bison wasn't going to see. oh you know me. activists against water charges often patrol this neighborhood of cork whe

humorous reception with malagasy is treating them like champions katherine sawyer. that is always well there are more lights are going to see you later thank you very much rahul and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera from the set of bars with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up stay with us. going if you like everywhere connectivity this paradox and yet more infrastructure in the pen than some foreign corporation speech to many remain offline now a politician and tech activists are building a homegrown solution connect one of us and secure the nation's technological sovereignty. rebel beaks the citizens network on a jersey. setting the discussions with your team was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headlines many foreign journalists including those from al-jazeera have had their licenses revoked their offices raided explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire that convinced me this was the conservation chance of a life that the wor

semifinals but in madagascar fun still celebrated happy that the team had made it so far catherine sawyer reports. it was a tense 90 minutes as fans of bad air but aghast as national football team watched their quarterfinal tie in the africa cup of nations and despite their defeat by to in the capital antananarivo there was no shortage of pride and joy that they'd caught so far in the competition which was an honest i am not disappointed because as a fast that participates and we are happy because we can reach their own of 16 get on so far i'm still proud of them no matter what they do i came here to support them the motherboard game they played i'm still proud and i am very happy there's nothing to be sad about because the middle lot of efforts and you always have to move forward. by area the teams nickname which is also a species of cattle were not expected to get to the last state of the competition football is extremely popular in madagascar but there's not much in the world the infrastructure for the sport and facilities are not the best this was a fast time they'd ever qualified for

officials are accused of flouting procurement rules involving a bankrupt italian company catherine sawyer has the latest from soon blue county in the northern region of kenya. this is a hugely significant development you're talking about a very high profile minister who's close to both the president and the deputy president he presented himself before the police are earlier today alongside his deputy and some officials of this past dottle that was supposed to oversee the construction of this project they're going to appear before court on tuesday now the director of public prosecutions has also ordered their arrest of some employees of the sea talian company that was supposed to actually do the construction in a very heavy wadded statements the investigations department saying that this construction of the dams has not even began 4 years after it was commissioned it also the statement also talks about costings that the costs were inflated by a $170000000.00 and a quarter about a quarter of the total money has already been paid out for insurance and interest and also compensation for the l

well the 2 and a half 1000 people are being affected and almost 1700 have died there is catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi. there margins the committee of the world health organization basically has declared this disease. an extraordinary event which requires vigorous international response but this declaration has come with the chairperson of the committee saying that the risk of the spreading india r.c.n. to other countries in the region is quite high but the risk of it spreading to other countries outside of the region is low he also said that this is a regional emergency but not a global threat he also raised concern about the disease spreading to auburn areas like goma spreading to other countries like uganda and also a response sign about this recurring in areas where it had already been contained he also raised concerns about the security situation some health workers we talked to say that they feel the effect of you working in a war zone we've seen fighters from. militia groups attacking treatment centers attacking health workers in fact just last weekend 2 community heal

the loan companies have helped them in times of need they still feel and trapped index catherine sawyer al-jazeera nairobi . millions of disabled children in india aren't getting the education they need new laws have been brought in to reserve a percentage of seats in schools all the way through to higher education but parents say attitudes still need to change chale a better story. ashish a yard of his just started treatment for cerebral palsy her mother manager brings her this comic in new delhi to improve her function she wants to she to live a normal life but doubts in india it's possible to mourn with their society doesn't like children with special needs i always face discrimination against my child when i take her outside because she can't walk or speak properly. the issue is one of nearly a 1000000 children living in india with a disability u.n. report discovered that 3 quarters of disabled children at the age of 5 among quarter of all disabled children are not in school there are fewer girls whose disabilities are more old them boys parents worry their children are being forgot

project to a bankrupt italian company has denied any wrongdoing but i've been speaking to catherine sawyer who explained the case so far he's a very high profile individual in the government he has surrounded himself alongside his deputy the director of public prosecutions also ordered their arrest of. of a past at all that were supposed to see oversee this project some of those officials have already also so are surrendered themselves and has also issued a warrant of arrest for employees of the italian company that was supposed to undertake the construction to begin with and i have seen this statement by the director of public prosecutors and it talks about a construction of the 2 dams father north that has not even begun months in 4 years after it was commissioned. al-shabaab in somalia has claimed responsibility for a bomb which killed at least 10 people others were injured near the international airport in the capital mogadishu it was a suspected car bomb and gunfire was also heard near a security checkpoint. syrian government airstrikes have killed and wounded dozens of civilians in i

unease while he was there he says some inmates whereas youngest 12 and found him the only consolation sawyer but some of them start crying they tell me i want my parents i want my mom but i know there's little i can do so i'm forced a lot of them i say you'll be able to talk to mom soon and she'll visit in 10 days just so they can calm down and start adapting it usually takes more than 2 months for parents to get a visitor's permit but sometimes they never do they're allowed to attend their children's military trial but they're asked not to touch or talk to each other in the gaza strip many palestinians say the situation is usually worse now. just as his 16 year old son yusef was arrested 3 months ago he's accused of trying to smuggle himself into israel belfort says he doesn't know much about what's happened to his son since his arrest and is worried he won't be able to visit him. more often i was a wristed in the past so i might be banned from visiting him as they would deem me a security threat. these really army says the juvenile military court is designed to improve the rights of minors

i'd say that you know it's that he made and others are sawyer scared actually of one of the poll did of russia and the poor people of sudan allan do you share that optimism because it occurs to me if you've got a percentage of what you might call the administration at the moment a cornerstone of the administration a percentage of that is made up of what used to be the genuine militia they are notorious how can the country ever truly come down if those people is just a clutch of people is to hand for if they're still there doing their thing and wanting to do their thing the direction of travel here as well. i mean without question the head met the problem as i call it in terms of the militia that he now controls that used to be the jonjo eden is now the rapid support 1st rapid support forces this is now the biggest obstacle to moving forward i mean it's difficult to see how you move forward with him at he given his background given that he's basically seen as a thug is preventable warlord by many even in khartoum but also just the violence he's already used against civilians and the f

methods to debt katherine sawyer reports from nairobi. this is a hub of financial technology in africa so firey com kenya's leading more network launched the 1st mobile phone based system in partnership with some banks 5 years ago since then more lenders have joined the easy access loans markets do what it does it provides somebody who. wants to do business so the segment able to take a loan and be able to extend the business it looks at what we call. the ladies you can go to market or to get the. go to market buy products and services go to a construction site. and actually be able to make a profit from the business and repay the loan but here is a problem many kenyans are often aware of heated charges interest rates up to 200 percent and what it means if they don't pay many people. for their business. they use the money to place bets on events hoping to make a big week. that they struggle to pay back the loans and end up being blacklisted by the country's credit. comic conic joseph is one of them he took out different loans with the $10

border with rolonda claimed at least $1600.00 lives in the region in just the past year catherine sawyer reports from nairobi after hours of deliberations by the margin c committee of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it is a vigorous international response. from the get way. so far in this case were. there is a point there has to be a recurrence of the transformation. so that the graphic go expansion. for 500 m.b. . for the fun for. the meeting was called off top travel to the temple about 200 kilometers north of this to pray for the sikh tested positive on his arrival back he died this week. at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances randa has already told citizens to avoid travelling to goma. the w.h.o. warned against closing borders and district. government officials say many of those who came in contact with the preacher have been vaccinated and it's unlikely will spread farther but there are still concerns is a key city. i can't afford to be afraid because if i'm scared of c

the border with rwanda it has claimed at least 1600 lives in the region in the past year catherine sawyer reports now from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the margin see kmita of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it requires a vigorous international response there is concern about spreading them from mom to get away. there's so far no cases were a newly infected in d.c. . these days appointment that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing says that the geographical expansion is now from 500 kilometers. or define to going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher who traveled to bhutan book about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died this week. at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances rhonda has already told citizens to avoid traveling to go. the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trades. darcey government officials say many of those

and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office katherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera and protesters keep up the pressure on the puerto rico's governor to step down despite his pledge to leave office next year. and charity is launching a new ship to rescue mediterranean like france as european leaders reach a tentative deal. i think we should see a thundery breakdown in the heats across stores america over the next 24 hours or so i mean you can see the storms already brewing up around the plains up towards the northeastern corner they will continue to sink their way further south what's a nice with spezza one. new england is down into that eastern side of new york state neil city certainly seeing a lot of heavy right and the big and thundery downpours that we rumbling away around d.c. down towards georgia down towards the panhandle sat around the deep south make a way into wednesday it does clear through prime handle still hanging on to some rain a fair bit of weather there across much of a lot of

the 1st confirmed case of the virus was discovered in the crowded eastern city of goma catherine sawyer reports. the people sitting in this stand in goma are being tested for a boy they touched or interacted with a man who's now sick with the disease a preacher who traveled 200 kilometers north to the site of an outbreak to pray for those who'd been infected and doctors are also searching for some of those who were traveling with him on a bass from the news has caused fear in the city of more than 1000000 people and that's by the border. because. this is information to scare us. what's going on why is it happening in goma how did it get here from so far away a country great in one now a country free in goma where like street food. health workers say many people in remote areas don't trust them and they've been attacked by local militia groups whose fighters have also raided and burned treatment centers just days ago 2 community health workers were killed in their homes they'd been receiving death threats for months this health director says he's also concerned that the disease is return

patient being treated in goma is a church preacher who touches the hands of worshippers catherine sawyer is joining us from nairobi so what's being done to avoid ebola from spreading. ministry of health officials are saying that the situation is gone why it's pretty much under control they say that the had been preparing for months for such an outcome and they've been sensitizing people for example motorcycle riders being told not to share helmets they say that they have set up hunger washing points in different places so they say that it's very unlikely that this disease is going to spread in goma but it is a concern daryn because this is one of the major cities in d.r. congo has a 1000000 or so residents and it also right at the border with. mentioned this man whose case was confirmed is a pastor who had gone to war to pray for the patients he was quickly isolated orner arrival in goma and is now being transported back to. one of the epicenters of being transported back heavily guarded by the military the people who were with him in the bass that he traveled in are also been isolated a

approached nikita christophe three times and said we should do this together and when you think of sawyer'snd they work together very well. —— together and they work together very well. — — soyuz. together and they work together very well. —— soyuz. what a missed opportunity, we had to wait for thatcher, gorbachev, ronald reagan. people around kennedy said he used to mutter about this quite a lot. and what a sad thing it wasn't a collective international endeavour because there were cosmonauts who died whose names were never released untilfairly died whose names were never released until fairly recently who died in the pursuit of this competition who could have perhaps not. let's look quickly at the observer, a story about university college london. renaming buildings possibly to cut links with promoters of eugenics. yes, this is the old debate when we look back at views that scientists had or anybody had and whether we deem them for dinner current world andi deem them for dinner current world and i keep thinking that the difficulty ofjudging people on our current values is that in 200 year

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known company it's alleged $28.00 people have been arrested in connection with the case catherine sawyer joins us live now from county in northern kenya catherine so what happened in court today and what exactly are the charges against him. while the minister is in court with 4 others he looks quite subdued and the prosecution is still reading out the charges which include defrauding the government off $244000000.00 for the construction of this failure to comply with procurement procedures abuse of office and the list is still going on this is something daryn that kenyans are watching very closely it's a huge scandal we had from the director of public prosecutions yesterday monday in a statement he said that the construction of these dams has not even began 4 years after it commissioned it was highly inflated by a $170000000.00 a quarter of the total amount of the money has already been paid to this italian company that was awarded the contract at a time when it was filing for bankruptcy and among the money some of the money that was paid out was for compensation for this land where the

reconvene the emergency committee as soon as possible to assess the threat of this development catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi kenya so many history of health officials in the our congress say that the situation in. the couple of north kivu is pretty much under control they say that they have been preparing for months for such an outcome and have been sensitizing people as well as setting up hand washing areas in different places so they say it's unlikely that the disease is going to spread farther but it's always a concern because this is one of the may just cities in the are congo has about a 1000000 people living there it's right at the border with a random and this man whose case was concerned is actually a pastor who had traveled to the temple about 200 kilometers north of to pray for patients so he was quickly isolated on arrival in goma and is being transported and a very heavy security from the military back to the temple the people who were with him in the bassus traveling in have also been isolated and are being vaccinated as well but we also did speak to an official of the