she didn't want to be right, bun in somalia.elpless. >> i felt like we were so far apart, and we didn't know where our daughter was. >> i think i would have been a collapsedñr puddle on the floor >> well, i knew i couldn't. i couldn't. >> lorinda reached out to canadian officials, who told her this was, in fact, a kidnapping by islamic rebels, and they scrambled to set up a recording system in case the kidnapperslp called. my cell phone rang, andq it was adam, wo was negotiator for the kidnappers. >> canadian investigators had lorinda lead the negotiations. but what she couldn't know then was just how much terror the man who called himselfe1q adamr bring into her life. >> there are two options. only to say, i don't want to any money. otherwise, to pay $1 million for your 5?1daughter. >> when this adam called lorinda on day four, he had ar&surpris. >> okay, lorinda. >> yes. >> talk to your daughter. >> amanda? >> mom?fá >> amanda, i love you, sweetheart. >> proof thatfá amandaw3 was al. >>e1 after the first couplee-m we realize

really not only dealing with somalia today it's. on the wall that you know how the health system really do love it and when the fighting is really just like so somalia is a part of the wellness cities and really in the system that we have as most of the people know that it depends on international help and i mean really when it comes to the health sector. those other factors that really will help you somalia for the past 50 years. contributors to financing health systems so it was a big challenge for us when corona virus was came into this well to last year and really but to to what is happening is really we see a separate unity to rebuild the country right health system and in the country's infrastructure when it comes to the health system right mr deputy health minister and you also face another threat and that's al-shabaab is terror group that your government's been battling for for a more than a decade now just tell me about trying to keep people safe but also trying to deal with this threat at the same time. absolutely the thre

. >> next, minnesota representative ilhan omar from her journey from somalia to becoming one of the first muslim women elected to the u.s. congress. >> host: representative ilhan omar, democrat of minnesota has a new book out called this is what america looks like. congresswoman, thank you for joining us on book tv. there are two characters in your book, who are they? >> my grandfather and father. abba is the word we use for dad in somali and bob is the traditional word that is used in the middle east for father. since i was born in his house that is what his children called him and we continue to call them that as well. they were both father figures to me and so i continue to call them, and babba. >> host: what are the first eight or so years of your life like? >> guest: peaceful. you know, i had a really enjoyable childhood. i grew up in a household where we had, not just my siblings and my father but my extended family lived with us. my uncles and aunts and grandfather, my great grandmother was always around. and so it was a very loving environment. i was raised by educators and so edu

the coronavirus has inflicted losses on countries around the world and especially here in somalia somalia is a devastated country that still recovering from years of war and conflict its economy has been gradually rising from the ashes this year growth was expected to hit 3.2 or 3.3 percent but these projections have been badly damaged by the virus the aviation industry has been hardest hit. according to the african union in the past 3 months the continent has lost almost $55000000000.00 in potential tourism and travel revenue. as the virus continues to spread that figure will rise in countries with especially precarious economies many no longer know where their next meal will come from. necessity is the mother of invention and that's true even during a pandemic when lock down stop us from doing the things we enjoy most officials at taipei international airport came up with an idea to help those who miss flying a flight to nowhere organizers say 10000 people took part in the draw and 30 lucky winners were chosen they could take a friend and where given the chance to check in walk past dut

of music and arts and plays and part of the education system was that you learn poetry some called somaliaa nation of poets. poetry is the way you express yourself and songs and plays were the way in which this originally nomadic culture passed down information, not much of somalia's history is written. everything was done through song and dance and as part of our education we would have times in which throughout the day we would sing and dance and my aunts and uncles brought that home so they would have my siblings and i pair up and do duets so we were often busy writing songs down so we could memorize them because none of us wanted to be outperformed by the other. >> you did not mention your mother, what happened? >> my mother passed away when i was very little i have no memory and i really didn't have much of a missed experience with her not being around because there were so many adults who provided and fill that space for me. when i became a mother myself for the first time really is what i actually understood the concept of what it would've meant for her to be in my life. i remember

. >> host: and that was in the mogadishu somalia area, correct? >> guest: in the capital city, mogadishu was a very defense -- dense place at the time. it was very culturally enriched environment. my earliest memories really are of music and art and place, and part of the education system was that you learned poetry some called somalia and nation a poet and so poetry is the way you express yourself, and songs and plays with the way in which this originally nomadic culture passed down information, not much of somali his history is written answer everything was done through song and dance and as part of her education system we would have times in which threat the day we would sing and dance, and my aunts and uncles brought that home and so they would have my siblings and i pair up and do duets. we were often busy writing songs down so we could memorize them, because none of us wanted to be outperformed by the other. >> host: you did not mention your mother. what happened? >> guest: my mother passed away when i was very little. i have no memory, and

and ravaged byby decades off conflict, somalia's capital is confronting the e coronavirus.s. we will tell you who is keeping people safe in mogadishu. plus, we have been here before. in california, bars, restaurants, and places of worship are shut down again over a new surge in the coronavirus. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pb set -- pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. we start tonight with a get together that has big political overtones. german chancellor angela merkel was down south and bavaria to attend a cabinet meeting of the state government. she was invited by bavaria state premier. that has political observers abuzz. they say the meeting might have been something of a job interview to decide if he would be a good candidate to secede miracle. >> the bavarian palace, a beautiful and rather unusual backdrop for the meeting of the bavarian state premier markus soder, and angela merkel. the relationship between the two has not always been this cordial. >> it was a wonderful day. >> the day started with a picture ask ken welell orch

paris today paying tribute to the nation's health care workers and ravaged by decades of conflict somalia's capital is now confronting the coronavirus we'll tell you who's keeping the people safe in mogadishu. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a little get together in germany with big political overtones german chancellor angela merkel was down south in bavaria today do attend a cabinet meeting of the state government there she was invited by various state premier markers and that has political observers all the bugs tonight they say that the meeting might have been something of a job interview is to decide if senator would be a good candidate to succeed merkel as german chancellor. the bavarian palace of have a beautiful and rather unusual backdrop for the meeting off the very end state premier. and anglo american the relationship between the 2 has no ways been this because no one runs a full day toward the day started with a picturesque and well orchestrated boat trip to the island off haven't much more filmable than a more convenient helicopter flight woul

a testament to the images that have defined somalia for the last 30 yea rs. defined somalia for the lastndaries of state. the court of northeast africa that was an italian colony. his 1950. in the british again jackets flying over mogadishu. after world war ii, britain controls for out of the five somalia territories in the horn of africa but the italian and british somaliland. and the ethiopia and ogaden in kenya. this is what the somalis want. as their future state. on the 26th of june, 1960, british somali anna gained its independence. followed five days later by a tag somaliland. on the 1st ofjuly, 1960, they unite to form the somali republic. while this union was in its infancy, the republic florist as a democracy. but beneath the calm a storm was brewing. in 1969, military brought an end to somalia democracy. the minute to the notion of old, the original battery discarded by the colonial powers be reinstated. he set about achieving this by military force. and and beatty ethiopia. after starting a war with ethiopia over territory, his russian backers swearing allegiance to ethiopia

somalia's parliament has ousted a prime minister. in a no confidence vote an internet blackout immediately followed legislators accused me of failing to move the country toward democratic elections foreign policy chief joseph says his removal disrespects somalia's constitutional foundations. while dozens of migrant workers have become infected with the coronavirus on a cucumber farm in the southern german state of bavaria nearly 500 people are under quarantine and not allowed to leave the site it's just the latest in a string of outbreaks involving food production facilities in germany. 480 farm employees and mom and i have been told they aren't allowed to leave the premises security guards are monitoring the current team period imposed after more than 170 of the seasonal workers tested positive for the corona virus there were 7 new cases on friday i'm blank testing revealed that the vets. double farm was the focus of the infections the district administrator moved to reassure the public. just like the high number of positive tests w

officially fewer than 100 people have died of covid—19 and somalia.normal life goes on. the authorities advise people to stay at home during the day but if you hear can afford to follow that advice. i am a driver, fear of hunger is greater than the fear of hunger is greater than the fear of hunger is greater than the fear of coronavirus. in most remain open across somalia. some worshipers believe their faith will form a shield. they believe you will only get affected by the command of allah. no one else gets infected. meanwhile, the graveyards are filling up fast. images from one of mogadishu as main cemeteries supports the belief that many covid—19 deaths are going unrecorded. back in january covid—19 deaths are going unrecorded. back injanuary this was empty land. now it's a large—scale cemetery. we have been here for over for months now and the number of deaths is 2000 plus. there is no way of verifying the true number killed by covid—19. like many, the deceased buried here showed symptoms of being buried here showed symptoms of the disease but die

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did we do the wrong thing in the way we went about iraq and afghanistan, somalia, haiti and so on? the book is really, tries to address the question you ask. how did we go from the pinnacle at the end of 1992 to where we are today? >> before i get to the answer which would also lays out your view of what we need to go, as you mentioned 15 major national security issues, crises. pick one or two we did it right, you got it right, we did the right thing and work out in the right way. >> the two biggest successes that i write about in the book, purse is columbia where on a bipartisan basis under three successive presidents we were able to help colombia poll itself back from the brink of becoming a narco state, a state controlled by criminal syndicates. it began under president clinton and one of the lessons was we had a very strong local partner in president uribe who was determined to strengthen the institutions of colombia. he was anticorruption. he was dedicated to the recorded principles and ideals, and he wanted the colombians to do it themselves. and then on the other side of the

ravaged by decades of conflict a somalia's capital is now confronting the coronavirus we'll tell you who is keeping people safe in mogadishu. and a british street artist banksy it goes underground for his latest project a comment on the current crisis its message if you don't ask don't get. i'm claire richards and welcome to the show u.s. president has made good on his threat to end hong kong's a special status trump has signed an executive order to strip the city of its trade privileges and to bring it in line with mainland china he also announced sanctions against officials and banks involved in beijing's crackdown on civil liberties in the territory. to their side legislation. and an executive order to hold china accountable for its oppressive actions against the people of hong kong. the hong kong or tanami act which i signed this afternoon passed unanimously through congress this law gives my administration powerful new tools to hold responsible the individuals and the entities involved in extinguishing hong kong's freedom we've all watch what happened not a good situation their

paris today paying tribute to the nation's health care workers and ravaged by decades of conflict somalia's capital is now confronting the coronavirus we'll tell you who is keeping people safe in mogadishu plus we've been here before in california bars restaurants in places of worship are shut down again over a new surge in the. i'm off to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we start tonight with a little get together that has big political. overtones german chancellor angela merkel was down south in bavaria today to attend a cabinet meeting of the state government there she was invited by the various state premier. and that has political observers of bud's tonight they say that the meeting might have been something of a job interview to decide if there would be a good candidate to secede merkel as the germans the bavarian palace of haven't seen the beautiful and rather unusual backdrop for the meeting off the very end state premier. and. the relationship between the 2 hasn't always been this because no one wants a full day toward the day sta

somalia's prime minister is out of a job we'll tell you why a panel of voted to have him removed. and later installed the moto g.p. world champion set to miss a race through injury to the 1st time in almost a decade. the u.s. military has released what it says is proof that russia is violating a u.n. arms embargo in libya the pentagon claims that these satellite pictures show russian military equipment being used on the frontlines of the conflict these include fighter jets ed offense systems and armored vehicles the u.s. says that russia is boosting support for warlords after al jazeera is marked traina reports now from misrata. we've been seeing recently after his forces building up reinforcing their positions in sirte and the jinn a military has been saying all along that mercenaries belonging to the russian wagner group are position in the city of sirte the u.s. africa command also in may pointed out that orders or posted images of fighter jets russian fighter jets moving to just drop that south central libya and the idea is that these are russian state jets obviously wagner gr

hirola antelope is a unique antelope found on the kenya somalia border.cial in the sense that nothing like them in the rest of kenya, and for that matter the rest of the world. i am a kenyan conservation biologist, working to study the hirola antelope. this species have declined from about 16,000 in the 1970s. the reason for the decline is unusual. it's basically lack of food. 0ver time, there has been sort of a landscape change. we used to have about 5000 elephants in these areas. by the 1980s, all these areas. by the 1980s, all these elephants were gone, and those elephants used to maintain open grasslands for the hirola. the hirola relies on grassland. they subsist entirely on grasslands. we found out that food was the problem. we are doing a variety of activities, primarily habitat restoration. so now we are working with the local communities to open up these areas. regenerate the grasslands, and now we are acting as the elephants, and is the change agents here, where we are thinning down trees and also receiving these areas. —— reseeding these areas.

and somalia's. prime minister. in a north confidence vote and internet blackout followed legislators accused of failing to move the country towards democratic elections the e.u. says his removal undermines somalia's constitutional foundations. egypt is your p.r. and so diane have agreed to resume talks over the disputed hydroelectric dam that is feeling on the river nile negotiations over the grand bernays on stam have gone on for almost a decade so why is it so difficult to settle this dispute over the waters of the 9 years mall. this is the ethiopian ground renee sounds down or good for short. erected on the river niles mean tributary the blue nile it took almost a decade to build and it's meant to be part of ethiopia's transformation. roughly 65 percent of the country is not connected to the power grid energy from the dam could more than double ethiopia's current output fulfilling its needs and making it an exporter but the dems also highly controversial due to its location. denial its main source the blue nile

from somalia has been living in the kenyan capital nairobi for the past 17 years. employment the father of 9 children has always depended on money sent by friends and relatives to feed his family and pay other expenses. he says he hasn't received any money for the past 3 months. on a lot of different meaning we have some relative youth. who are already in the u.s. and canada. u.k. so they used it to send out something a month in the month his situation is similar for many other families was breadwinners walk in other parts of africa. julia of the a mother of 2 is visiting a money transfer office for the 1st time in 3 months. my husband is a trader and say it's a done and he was forced to close his business he's been unable to send us any money since march we've been forced to live off our meagre savings before the outbreak of the koran of violence bungle holes like this one will be full of customers eagerly waiting to collect funds sent by their relatives abroad now they're few and far between lockdown measures adopted didn't many countries have led to job losses f

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the other example is the congresswoman from minnesota who is somalia by background. how you can leave mogadishu for minneapolis and have a grudge rather than gratitude i think is one of the great things with studying. she left a society which is a disaster, dominated by warlords, people starving, no sense of individual opportunity, a very impressive behavior for women -- oppressive behavior. >> comes to the most free us up with a side in the world and she's angry. i don't get it. you would think that it's -- in fact, i would be curious if somebody, i try to get a friend of mine who lives at their to go ask of you that she really think mogadishu is better than minneapolis? she behaves like we somehow done her a terrible injustice by making her be an american. >> what do you think, you know, of course a conversation, i debate, a discussion about the issues of racism are of course important. i wonder what you think about the evolution of the argument on the left though now where this new phrase is coined systemic racism, this concept of your a racist but you just don't

us monday learning a refugee from somalia has been living in the kenyan capital nairobi for the past 17 years. with no access to employment the father of 9 children has always depended on money sent by friends and relatives to feed his family and pay other expenses he says he hasn't received any money for the past 3 months we are refugees on a lot of different meaning we have some relatives. who are already in the u.s. canada. u.k. so they used it to send out something. unfinished some time with him and his situation is similar for many other families whose breadwinners walk in other parts of africa giulia of the a mother of 2 is visiting a money transfer office for the 1st time in 3 months. my husband is a trader in south sudan and was forced to close his business he hasn't been able to send us any money since march we've been forced to live off our meager savings before the outbreak of the koran of bungholes like this one will be full of customers waiting to collect funds sent by their relatives abroad and now they're few and far between lockdown measures the doctor didn't many cou

entry to immigrants from mostly muslim majority countries france initial ban targeted iran libya somalia syria and yemen critics say it amounts to unlawful religious discrimination the no ban act would limit the president's ability to block immigration based on religion however the act is unlikely to ever be put into effect because the republican controlled senate is likely to vote against it. according canada has struck down a key agreement with the united states on asylum seekers saying it violates the human rights under the pact both countries are recognized as safe places to seek protection that's allowed canada to turn back asylum seekers coming from the u.s. but a federal judge ruled the united states no longer qualifies as a safe country under the trumpet administration which has been trying to overhaul the asylum system 45 people have been killed in airstrikes in western afghanistan according to local officials a district governor in the province of herat says at least 8 civilians have died and he's blaming afghan forces members of the taliban have also been killed afghanistan's

ethiopian highlands notice a chance of some showers too just pushing up into that eastern side of somalia as we go through the next dial to have your showers slowly continue to make their way over towards the gulf of guinea little change here more of the same as we go on through monday and by monday they've got a chance of some more showers coming into southern parts of somalia to the south of that what is generally fine and try a cross southern africa largely clear skies plenty of sunshine but want to see showers the mozambique channel. grandson done with china jr was promised damaging information about you larry. allegation like to see an ongoing investigation seductress did the trump campaign colluding with russia did you at any time birch the former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form the closer to back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you well know next question battlefield washington on al-jazeera. league. player. of the backyard deservedly so rob a reminder of our top stories latin america has overtaken europe in the number of coronavirus cases

and a specialist on security in somalia he says today's development is not that surprising . for the last couple of weeks but the president. the prime minister go into different directions. the reason for that was there was 2 ways. and of holding elections next year one was a universal suffrage it was. the way the parliament someone once and that one was a selection based on elders. which in accordance for from the electoral. commission and the federal member states and the prime minister i say ones to go for so that was the 2 ways that they went and would fall for the following and how the dynamics lead to some of the politics the youth olympic games for should take place in senegal in 2022 but have been moved to 2026 because of the coronavirus pandemic postponement of the 1st olympic event to be held in africa is a big setback for many young athletes as the reports now from dhaka. for swimming coach to do gate there is no easy way to break the news the youth olympics meant to take place in 2022 will be delayed by 4 years he explains because of the coronavirus pandemic 13 ye

somalia's president appoints an interim leader after parliament votes to remove the prime minister from office. signs of the increasingly fraud for lation ship between the u.s. and china playing out in the chinese city of chengdu stuff that the u.s. consulate there have been leaving with bags packed after it was ordered to be closed by china's government that was in response to washington's closure of the chinese consulate in houston texas a live update from the u.s. shortly but 1st a report from our series katrina you. do work has begun dismantling the u.s. consulate 1st found it in the southwestern chinese city in 1985 chinese state media says stop have until monday morning to take 8 the premises beijing blames the u.s. for the escalating tensions and has accused the trumpet ministration of stirring up trouble and anti china sentiment around the world they've waited 2 days to this they're trying to appear. very measured and they've also extended a number all branches of the last few days indicating that they were for talks rather than to this kind of unilateral action remember they're

up into that eastern side of somalia as we go through the next dial to havea shallow as well it continues to make their way over towards the gulf of guinea little change here more of the same as we go on through monday and by monday they've got a chance of some more showers coming into southern parts of somalia to the south of that what is generally fog and try across southern africa lossie clear skies plenty of sunshine but want to see showers the mozambique channel. for. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. for. but the mike you're watching out there of me is a whole round the reminder of our top stories latin america has overtaken europe in the number of coronavirus cases the region has more than 2 and a half 1000000 infections a new cases are rapidly rising brazil is a hotspot with almost $64000.00 deaths and u.s. president donald trump has been hosting the annual salute to america event at the white house to mark independence day celebrations across the country a muted because of coronav

abba is a symbol of it's the capital of judea and a symbol for everyone from sudan and somalia. this is not about a handful of settlers or pilgrims as you were talking about half a 1000000 people. nobody is just going to throw us out of today are. not anymore. but the settlements and not without the critics in israel either the country's supreme court recently declared the expropriation of palestinian land owners unconstitutional the ruling overturned the rule passed by the government in $27.00 team which had retroactively legitimize such land transfers but new settlements continue to be erected for government less. g.o.o.g. once we have 10000 residents and curious arba we will have a city and then they'll have to build a highway connecting it to jerusalem and then things will look very different each area are years old it would be assured that the 2. key is located on the outskirts of him and can take advantage of the high unemployment among cities majority arab population a lot of palestinians work on the construction sites on jewish settlements. which. if everyone were like y

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overthrown in time.arly small period of our original humanitarian effort in somalia was very successful our troops. but the one characteric all four had in common that led to that we undertook to, we undertook nation building. to change the culture each of olitics of those countries, each with its own long history, some like a long history with in every instance those a failure.gely were and we've spent many years in iraq and afghanistan and one of the points that i make in the book is that i we were in a position to have left afghanistan in january 2002. we had an internationally recognized government there, all f the different parties have come together and agreed on lead y to be an interim leader. the government had international recognition, a number of countries were prepared to afghan te money for reconstruction and construction nd that would have been a moment for us to leave. but in every case, it was the a success, sion was but only when we expanded our and became too ambitious in terms of what we were going to try and do in each these countries that we ended up getting into tr

taiwan will set up a representative also us in somalia to develop relations with the breakaway african region all somali land effectively knowledge in its disputed independence somaliland is a self the 5th state but internationally considered to be an autonomous part of somalia the move designed to escalate tensions between taipei and beijing china considers taiwan its territory with no right to state to state tiny's. at least one person has died and more than 70 people arrested during protests in trinidad and tobago people have been demonstrating against police officers involved in the deaths of 3 men on saturday the men were shot soft are being suspected in the death of another police officer earlier but they say the events are part of an orchestrated plot to quote destabilize the country and the gang members were planning to use the events to cause destruction. all of the world's biggest contributors to plastic for the ocean indonesia has banned single use plastic bags increased online shopping and takeaway food during the pandemic has added to the mountain of waste and is just a wa

somalia's president has appointed an interim prime minister after parliament voted to remove hide it from office he had come under criticism for his handling of security his removal comes during a dispute over the timing of the national elections you take place early next year is deputy mohamad couldn't take over as acting prime minister. it chimney chichi has been named to disease new prime minister the former interior minister has one month to form a new government and to win a confidence vote in parliament you would actions will have to be called if he fails the last prime minister alias for clarke resigned earlier this month after coming under investigation for conflicts of interest in his business holdings. the son of jailed saudi cleric. is accusing the kingdom of human rights abuses against his family. is a prominent advocate of reform in the kingdom he was arrested 3 years ago and is facing the death penalty on a range of charges including stirring public discord and inciting people against the king his son says the charges are absurd that had the town hall be we're talking a

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is a symbol it's the capital of judea and a symbol for everyone from sudan and somalia but what this is not about a handful of settlers and pilgrims as you were talking about half a 1000000 people. nobody is just going to throw us out of today and. not anymore soon.

abba is a symbol of it's the capital of judea and a symbol for everyone from sudan and somalia to this is not about a handful of settlers or pilgrims as you were talking about half a 1000000 people. nobody is just going to throw us out of today and. not any more. but the settlements and not without the critics in. the country's supreme court.

country towards democratic elections foreign policy chief justice says higher his removal disrespects somalia's constitutional foundations. well north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent and josh smith in seoul south korea we asked him about pyongyang's claim that this 1st officially acknowledged case of kofi 19 has been linked to someone who had defected to the south and just returned to north korea. well south korean officials have said that there is a good chance that someone did recently return across the fortified border and they're checking into that but it is quite interesting that folks that we've talked to know that this would potentially allowing north korea to blame south korea rather than china for example for any outbreak in n