in my food well school like old rusty woods meat smart to pronounce like sousa she's convinced that digital technology will revolutionize the continent. in. 30 years from now i see an africa that produces solutions and africa that thinks on a global scale in order to find local solutions. of the sort of solution that. serves your sousa study and went on to found her own company techno plus a team of 20 people set up computer systems and build websites and databases for banks and shops. know what. challenges such as park or expensive hardware. beliefs that are challenging work environment doesn't have to be an obstacle to success. many scientists and creators will come from here from africa because where there are challenges there is also creativity where they are problem also. it's not all about making money in order to expose more young people to the digital world she also gives free i.t. classes in a nearby school every saturday so far not even $1.00 out of 10 was on beacons has access to the internet for most students this is the 1st time they have ever used a computer. approach to teach

the frenchman, who's the number three seed, beat portugal's joao sousa in straight sets.his victory in montpellier last week, — and he tookjust an hour and ten minutes to win 6—3, 6—2. monfils will now play compatriot gilles simon for a place in the quarter—finals. on to cricket, and england threw away the opportunity to beat hosts south africa in the first t20 international, losing a dramatic contest byjust one run temba bavuma top—scored with 43 as south africa made 177 for eight from their 20 overs. and england looked to be cantering to their target. jason roy smashing 70 from 38 balls including a 22—ball half century, to reach 132 for two, before his dismissal sparked an england collapse. adil rashid was run out off the last ball, while chasing the run that would have forced a super over. the second match is in durban on friday. that is all the time we have for 110w. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. wednesday saw a break in all this wild weather as more

senate chamber that show you those that we coming in life i see that the chief justice john roberts sousa presiding and present. taking in the home. he start moans of the impeachment resident to donald trump so impeaching and in the us constitutition an impartial process the president is called the book out of a total of forty five us president since in the there are three present. to quit. they are johnson which in broke and donald trump jobs of the say the case against trump is more serious than that of the against others. he said to be clear. pop it seems there also some cries of a cover up in process here from twenty four coming at like with this. it's a crucial vote but for many the impeachment is a foregone conclusion. they senators are expected to quits president donald trump overviews of power and destruction congress for a public. hi but for all sorts of reasons is probably a good idea to bring this thing up close here in the near future. the woman in the world one i'm- over the bottle full witness is. that's one to hear from former security john bolton office which that he had w

vamos a cerrar con broche de oro con marjorie de sousa!unca se queden con eso de si lo hubiera hecho, si lo hubiera intentado. karla: como actriz cÓmo te vamos a ver? marjorie: mi hijo requiere mucho tiempo, se lo estoy dando, dedicÁndome a la mÚsica que es un espacio totalmente diferente, me exige pero yo puedo manejar mis tiempos no como en la actuaciÓn. karla: te deseamos que te vaya muy bien en tu carrera como cantante, como actriz. marjorie: gracias por la invitaciÓn. gracias por permitirme compartir con ustedes, por conocer este lugar maravilloso que tambiÉn es parte de ti. gracias a toda la gente hermosa que vino desde tan temprano. gracias por venir, feliz dÍa del amor y la amistad. karla: quiero despedirme de mi querida anita que estÁ en casa. estamos muy contentos de recibir tanto casa de "despierta amÉrica". anita: te mando un beso muy grande, te quiero muchÍsimo, todo el equipo, muchas gracias. raÚl: este domingo a las 7:00 p.m.. "aquÍ y ahora". karla, muchachos. carlos: de regreso al paso. karla: espero verte pronto en "despie

monfils, who's the number three seed, eased past portugal's joao sousa in straight sets.e hard courts with the highlight being his run to the semi finals of the us open in 2016. he's bidding for back—to back tour titles now on the surface, following his victory in montpellier last week, — and he tookjust an hour and 10 minutes to win 6—3, 6—2. now how about this? an egyptian man is attempting to become the world's oldest professional footballer and at the same time putting all septuagenarians to shame! ! that's right he's doing this at the grand old age of...drumroll please... you won't believe this... 75. this is ezzeldine bahader. he started playing football in the streets of cairo at the age of six. he abandoned his dream of playing professionally to became a civil engineering consultant. he also admits he smoked for many years. but he decided to reignite his footballing dream and successfully signed for a club in egypt's third division. to qualify as the world's oldest professional player, bahader needs to play two 90—minute matches, something he hopes to accomplish i

and skip with the first african-american director of the fish and wildlife service and led by paul sousaeer executive. we have come up with a plan changing our operations to use real-time monitoring, better technology and provide more efficient utilization of water so it won't be wasted. that is just the beginning and it's because of this congressional delegation bringing this to the attention of the president and the president saying let's get it done. [applause] >> i'm on up, david. you are going to be a congressman soon so let's get him up here. thank you very much. [applause] as a candidate for president i promise to help solve the water crisis. it was crippling our farmers to due to the chronic mismanagement and misguided policies. misguided policies and management. for too long we have flushed millions of gallons of fresh beautiful clean water from up north straight into the pacific ocean. it's nothing for the pacific ocean. you know what it means, like nothing talking about the pacific. i think they think we are helping the pacific. it's like a drop but it can help us to a level t

among them, sara sousa, who says there's an assumption about the real reason latino voters get behind a particular candidate. >> often, there's a perception that latino voters only care about immigration. we also care about quality opportunities, education for all. >> reporter: the san francisco latino club has endorsed senator bernie sanders who saw record turnout of latino voters. just like nevada, latino voters appear to be behind sander as well. >> he's looking at the issues as a whole, like what do we need as working class? what's living wage for us? what does it mean for the people that are working every day, and struggling? >> reporter: of all the candidates in the race right now, only sanders, in addition to agreeing with his plans, is the only candidate to have visited the golden state. >> we're a community paying attention. we're actually demanding the candidates and their campaign to actually come talk to us. >> reporter: the director says his organization recently conducted a survey that showed 74% of the hispanic voting population expected to vote in the california primar

john: at the end of a dirt road outside of rio de janeiro, sousa is engaging in a weary, daily strugglewe had nothing to eat. i had to go out and ask women to help us. we had no food. yesterday, my husband asked some fishermen to give him something from their catch. john: until three month ago, they received cash from the government. the program is called the family bag. it was only about $40 a month, but it helped keep them afloat. now for them and about one million other brazilians, the benefit has been stopped. the number of families newly admitted to the program has also plummeted to a fraction of those accepted before. it's meant a polluting waiting list of half a million people. she says she has been given the runaround since she tried to join up last august. >> the authorities don't care. they take me from one place to another like a ping-pong ball. john: it has helped millions of brazilians. it is the government's flagship antipoverty program, but it has been having problems for five years now and this is just the latest setback. it started when the leftist government stopped ad

then the government accountability office's d.j.ty sousa talks about cybersecurity. be sure to watch "washington journal" next week as we explore washington, d.c. area museums highlighting selected exhibits and exploring the american story. .. >> >>translator: the excellency the minister and president of the council, your excellency, secretary-genera excellency, secretary-general, r excellencies mbe

al regresar marjorie de sousa reaparece con su hijo matÍas.een. estoy fascinada, enamorada. rportero: cÓmo ha sido esta etapa? marjorie: maravillosa, hermosa. verlo crecer , ver todo lo que se le ocurre, ver lo inteligente que es. lo dulce, lo cariÑoso, lo protector. es mi angelito de la guarda. reportero: el trabajo que viene? marjorie: varias cosas, calentando motores y esto de ser mamÁ me estÁ gustando mucho. reportero: tendrÍas otro hijo? marjorie: no se porque uno quita mucho tiempo. no descarto la idea pero por ahora estamos bien. dile chicos, gracias. los amo, dios los bendiga. mati, quieres un hermanito? matias:no. marjorie: es muy celoso, me cela de mi perro, imagÍnate. les mando besos y novia hablar nada de eso, estoy con mi bebÉ disfrutando de esta alfombra mÁgica de disney. reportero: adoptar serÍa una opciÓn? marjorie: no sÉ, tampoco la descarto. ahorita disfruto de Él. francisca: se ve tranquila, relajada, el bebÉ cumpliÓ tres aÑos y es obvio el carisma que tiene. raÚl: fÍsicamente lo veo al niÑo de perfil y es juliÁn. francisca: