mission in south sudan. welcome back as we look at weather conditions around the levant and western parts of asia is this area of clay which is most significant moving in from the west now this is going to be producing some very heavy rain across parts of turkey syria and through iraq and probably iran to some stage so some stormy conditions flash flooding is certainly a risk and that continues to be head on through into weapons day run these aside the med looking fine there was beirut twenty two degrees celsius further a cloud actually will extend into northern parts of saudi arabia during the course of shoes day with temperatures still up into the forty's there for riyadh here in doha it's looking pretty warm thirty eight degrees as a high numbers change we head through into wednesday and on the other side the clinches slightly cooler conditions there for medina thirty four degrees should be a very pleasant day that is a southern portions of africa and it's looking generally fine for many areas we have got

joins us live now from south sudan's capital juba and. you might say that there is a terrible humanitarian crisis playing out there in the world's youngest country and it's one that doesn't get the international community's attention very often just describe to us what four years of civil war have done to the country. like you've said the civil war has been going on for more than four years now actually it's in its fifth year more than a third of the country's population. more than four million of the total in population is have been displaced whether inside it's also down or in neighboring countries the u.n. has said that more than seven million people are in dire need of humanitarian assistance and more than one million people are at risk of famine in the coming months if a system is delivered to them now the u.s. has been trying to push forward a renewal of sanctions are officials including like you've mentioned the minister of cabinets affairs and the minister of defense if if they manage to secure votes to renew those sanctions and p

prefer to have their work produced in other countries where there is copyright legislation where in south sudan and south hundreds and i cannot recall prime this system here. i wanted to try to publish in uganda i would publish them and you're going to give me that but he would i would still maintain that i didn't you know i'm soliciting this boy who's publishing a new gram there are no distribution companies in south sudan it's not seen as a worthwhile investment but that doesn't mean artists works are not being sold the tribute in the work of art without their permission isn't difficult to bring a stick or drive to music fellow here in the markets and to the music you want he'll copy it and you'll pay and it'll cost less than a dollar then you can reproduce songs using the music and the lyrics and the artists don't even know that their music is being sold on government has taken little interest in the arts and literature sector especially after a civil war broke out in twenty thirty tens of thousands of people have been killed and a third of the country's twelve million population displaced b

led resolution which recommends sanctions on south sudan it threatens an arms embargo and formal action against the south sudanese defense chief along with five other officials if fighting in the country doesn't stop morgan has more from juba nine countries have voted in favor of renewal of sanctions against south sudan officials and six countries have abstained now to get those votes the u.s. which has been pushing for the votes had to water down there was aleutian and did not get what they wanted what they wanted was harsher sanctions and more officials in south sudan which they have accused of derailing the peace process and those officials include the minister of cabinets affairs as well as the minister of defense what they got instead was a forty five day technical rollover of the existing sanctions and that the secretary general should report within thirty days about violence in the country as well as a political agreement now to reach a political agreement in south sudan seems like a bit of a tough challenge. to governmental authority on development which is a regional bloc which

of its wealth less than half a dozen companies have licenses to mine for gold in south sudan the civil war has discouraged many companies and miners working for themselves preferred to deal directly with traders who prefer gold instead of the declining currency. but only exams are here so sudan's currency is not accepted everywhere things are becoming expensive so if we can find any other currency like gold yes we'll take it to keep up with inflation. the size of south sudan is gold reserves isn't known and fighting has caused more gold to go abroad in the middle of the garbageman better trade has come from uganda and kenya and buy gold from the miners people find gold in abundance but the traders give them thirty dollars while we give them twenty then men as want to come to us we're supposed to get at least five kids every two weeks but we don't get even one we are trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for prospects are such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three recent like there are the major leagues threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one in the high levels of poverty i know the one is the armed conflict that has been like going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking a whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future heba morgan al-jazeera juba. police in paris have dismantled the largest makeshift camp for refugees and immigrants in the city the camp has nearly one and a half thousand people recently to migrants drowned in one of the canals along the camp natasha butler has that story from paris. french police began clearing the camp in paris early on wednesday refugees mainly from eritrea somalia and sudan left with the few possessions they had they were taken to shelters around the

plus a look at gold smuggling in south sudan. counting the cost on al-jazeera.

if it's well less than half a dozen companies have licenses to mine for gold in south sudan the civil war has discouraged many companies and miners working for themselves preferred to deal directly with traders who prefer gold instead of the declining currency. but only comes up here south sudan's currency is not accepted everywhere things are becoming expensive so if we can find any other currency like gold yes we'll take it to keep up with inflation. the size of south sudan's gold reserves isn't known and fighting has caused more gold to go abroad. the. traders come from uganda and kenya and buy gold from the miners people find gold in abundance but the traders give them thirty dollars while we give them twenty thousand men as want to come to us we're supposed to get at least five kids every two weeks but we don't get even one we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press specters such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families. talk

and a generation at risk the impact of years of civil war on south sudan's most vulnerable do stay with us here a lot as. i told. me the weather sponsored by katter i always had of the temperature doesn't very very much in hong kong through the year seven right degrees maybe but recently temperatures have beaten all known records from one. hong kong thirty four is any degree below the standing record so it's hot in southern china hot on humid very unpleasant and that translates to heavy rain to the to the north of that shanghai is twenty three result of rain but that of course is the yangtze valley in a sense to right this time of the year the rain snoozed north and south is on his way south come friday it's much clearer weather and will hot and shanghai but because the sun is out it's also warmed up a little bit it will feel better but hong kong i don't think so is going to feel sticky and unpleasant there are some big showers to the south of that indonesia particularly in subtle ways see these to pop new guinea's has some very big time pools recently little unusual for this on the air

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons that there are major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one eats high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has been going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking a whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future. morgan al-jazeera. the first time in nearly forty years zimbabwe will hold an election without robert mugabe president. announced the polls will be held on july the thirtieth he will run as the head of the ruling a zanu p.f. and will face several opponents be able to bob way since independence in one hundred eighty and stepped down last year after the military briefly took power. you know the nation security council has held an emergency session after a flare up of violence at the gaza

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons that you there are major league threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one in still high levels of forward to another one is the armed conflict that is mean like going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls saw actually we are risk in we are risking my whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future heba morgan al-jazeera juba because more for you any time on our website address that is al-jazeera dot com and also watch us live by clicking on the live icon dress again al-jazeera dot com. and one of our top stories here launches syria one of the north korean leaders closest aides has arrived in the u.s. for talks with director of state might pompei oh it's in preparation for next month's possible summit between president donald trump and kim jong un the white house

aid agencies are struggling to deal with the latest humanitarian crisis in south sudan fighting between government and opposition forces making it hard to reach millions of hungry people with the approach of the rainy season the situation is likely to get worse have morgan reports from my old county. for children to feed and a stigma to care for but there's no food and no medicine and there is little hope left in her home village of conduct when i go along we don't have enough food not even enough basic items to get by every day not enough clinics like mine if you passed away because of hunger and of yellow is one of about twenty thousand people in canada who have actually officially registered for help but is still waiting aid organizations say the food security situation in the area is catastrophic and hundreds of people are at risk of dying from starvation and this is just one community five years the civil war has left six point three million people more than half of south sudan so million population relying on relief supplies it's not only the people here in kandahar that are in ne

see if the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons that there are major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one eats high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has been going on for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking a whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future people morgan al-jazeera juba how masses pray the school waits for blocking a u.n. security council statement on the attack singles the u.s. prepares the resolution saying the palestinian leadership needs to be held accountable for attacks against israel hamas says the trumpet ministration tried to use the resolution to mask the crimes of the israeli occupation israeli forces struck dozens of targets in girls or on tuesday after palestinian factions launched rockets and mortars christ

and a race against time for aid agencies to stop a west bank humanitarian crisis in south sudan. hello and welcome to international weather forecast now as we look at weather to conditions across europe we've got a massive big storms here of over the next forty eight hours or so extending all the way from the balkans through up into parts of the united kingdom falso got fairly warm weather across more easterners but again it comes with a threat of some storms fine conditions probably for much the timing of moscow is cooler but draw and fine so the eastern parts here are looking pretty warm at the moment more western areas well it's the risk of showers which is the main concern extending towards southwestern parts you came pretty as we head through into sort of a sort of dry conditions then across germany another parts of france fine conditions the most parts there be a implants that i think for some northern areas we could see some showers now into north africa weather conditions generally looking good across much of the region temperatures coming down a little bit the wind more

digging for gold is supposed to be lucrative but that's not the story in south sudan we'll tell you why. we're going to some breaking news out of the libyan capital tripoli where at least seven people have been killed in an attack gunman including a suicide bomber attacked the headquarters of libya's electoral commission the commission has been registering voters ahead of elections that are expected before the end of the year well mahmoud had joins us on the phone from tripoli what more details are emerging about the attack. security sources here say that seven people were killed including get. stuffed members at the national election commissions and for security guards. the attackers. gunmen tried to engage with your sources at the gate with a man and then the manage it to kill four of the security forces and then got into the premises of the national election commission and. tell you that the packages might have. needed. belts. on top of that they heard huge explosions when this mission that has forced the security apparatus policing billet the diktats and tripoli to engage in the sit

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three reasons that there are threats for children that are actually overlapping one it's the high levels of poverty i know the one is the armed conflict that has been going on for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking a whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future. morgan al-jazeera. a prominent human rights activists and blogger from the united arab emirates has been sentenced to ten years in prison legal sources say was found guilty of slander against the u.a.e. he'd been held for more than a year before his trial began of about the last twelve months old was arrested on suspicion of using social media to publish false information and spread hatred and sectarianism. the u.n. security council has held an emergency session after a flare up of violence at the gaza bor

and panning for gold in south sudan we'll tell you why the government is losing else on the rich pickings. i mean his opposition leaders suspended protests on thursday after the ruling party appeared to back down on its refusal to pick him as prime minister. i i. demonstrators paralyzed roads and blocked buildings off the m.p.'s from the republican party refuse to elect a nickel to the top job but there are now reports that the party will support any candidate vying for the top job if they see a fat. robin farseer walk is in yerevan for us and joins us now robin is it clear that the ruling party will support passion and his bad this time around. that appears to be the case and senior republican party member who i was personally in touch with when we actually were able to break that story that time has told me that they will not be putting forward their own candidate and it seems as if they reluctant to use the name nicole passion and they like to speak in this. legally. let's say. subtle ways to basically say that yes they will support him because they say stating the candidate with thirt

of this out here in the south including a generation at risk the impact of wars of civil war in south sudan's this vulnerable. tens of thousands of families in south africa think basic rights. and it's all even in the stanley cup finals is the path to the right thing going to jail will have the details coming up in sports. now spanish m.p.'s are currently debating a no confidence motion against the prime minister mariano rajoy after twenty one people linked to his party the people's party were jailed for corruption the main opposition socialist party is leading the charge to remove him from office it claims that he has lost all credibility a court ruled that former people's party officials took bribes to fund election campaigns in exchange for lucrative public contracts parker is our correspondent in madrid. one hundred seventy six m.p.'s here the three hundred fifty congress need to support a vote of no confidence in prime minister mariano rajoy for the motion to pass it's all being spearheaded by the opposition socialist party and its leader pen through sanchez with the socialists come to t

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three recent either the major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one eats high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has been like going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking the whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future heba morgan al-jazeera juba well for the first time really forty years a barber will hold an election without robert mugabe president. as the polls will be held on july the thirtieth voters will choose a new president and parliament will run as the head of the rulings only p.f. and face several opponents gobby who ruled since independence in ninety eight he was forced to step down last year after the military briefly took power on. now the leader of italy's populist a five star movemen

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three new research that there are major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one in the high levels of poverty i know the one is the armed conflict that has been like going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking the whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future heba morgan al-jazeera juba patrick water is the global campaign and advocacy director save the children he says governments and society have a responsibility to these problems. what that means for millions of children around the world is that they're seeing their educations cut short sometimes because they're girls and are getting married or they're becoming pregnant perhaps they're seeing their educations cut short because they're being forced from their homes because

all right still ahead here on the news help from above six point three million people in south sudan rely on relief supplies the only going conflict is pushing more and more people closer to stuff it . is already devastated the yemeni island of sick culture now i'm on is preparing for the arrival of cycling in new. delhi. and a red wave hits the fans flocking to ukraine for the champions league final. we got some rather nasty weather affecting a good pasta of the middle east over the next day or two at the moment the course more than possible see some showers spilling out of the towards georgia or armenia azerbaijan the far south. come down so that a sense of the met here is fine and dry the heat is on for baghdad temperatures here at forty degrees celsius well i just see want to see showers that afghanistan and sas day easing away as we go on into sunday let's look a little further south where the real weather action it's very much in evidence will see how trouble cycle in making its way towards amman then over the coming hours here we go you can see the system here as it made its w

them to join the the current ruling party and try to end south sudan civil war obviously this war has been going on for four or five years more than a quarter of the country's twelve million population has been displaced and more than half of the population are in need of food aid will this will this reification and the conflict would be to be hard to see seeing that there are many other factions also involved but it could be a great step in trying to bring together or making at least making reunification attractive to the rest of the parties by weakening them and making it seem like there is nothing to fight for if you have a stronger coalition in the government still ahead on the bulletin. i'm andrew simmons reporting on the continuing rains and floods in kenya and i'll be explaining how this river has changed course completely destroying homes fall and cash crops. and after a long walk through the colorados of our enemy persian a sworn in for his fourth term as russia's president. is turning cooler now for some of us in australia we've got a little weather system that's be making i

of its wealth less than half a dozen companies have licenses to mine for gold in south sudan the civil war has discouraged many companies and miners working for themselves preferred to deal directly with traders who prefer gold instead of the declining currency. but only comes up here so sudan's currency is not accepted everywhere things are becoming expensive so if we can find any other currency like gold yes we'll take it to keep up with inflation. the size of south sudan is gold reserves isn't known and fighting has caused more gold to go abroad in the middle of the garbage my brother traders come from uganda and kenya and buy gold from the miners people find gold in abundance but the traders give them thirty dollars while we give them twenty then men as won't come to us we are supposed to get at least five cages every two weeks but we don't get even one we are trying to control the borders but we can't lack of control which makes it easy for prospects are such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more fo

save the children as young people in south sudan face a difficult future. and there's like three of recent either the major like threats for children that are actually overlapping in south sudan and one ends high levels of poverty another one is the armed conflict that has been like going for many years now since two thousand and thirteen and the other reason is the discrimination against girls so actually we are risking we are risking the whole generation a generation that's struggling with the consequences of a war that's robbing them of their childhood as well as their future heba morgan al-jazeera juba. malaysia's new leader has announced the search for missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy could resume the hunt officially ended on tuesday after four years of multi-million dollar operations failed to find the aircraft two hundred thirty nine people were on board flight m h three seventy when it disappeared in twenty fourteen but malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad says he will consider restarting the search if new evidence is found to

let's call it as in south sudan hoping to kickstart a tale to re-unite factions that split from the main party in the civil war holding a three day convention to enforce the two thousand and fifteen agreement signed in tanzania it will no longer reports from south sudan's capital juba. in a meeting that is the fourth of its kind in south sudan gained independence in twenty eleven the ruling party is coming together. to reunite the party which fractured after civil war began in twenty thirteen resulting in leading figures leaving the party and creating their own. we must or when i say that there is fear them is the glue that holds this country together if we are allowed. to forge a. story you will never forgive us our unity. family remains my priority the ruling sudan people's liberation movement. was founded as the political wing of the sudan people's liberation army which fought in the rebellion against the sudanese government in one thousand nine hundred three. it represented the south in an agreement signed in two thousand and five which paved the way for the country's independence si

aid agencies are struggling to deal with the latest humanitarian crisis in south sudan fighting between the government and opposition forces is making it hard to reach millions of hungry people and with the approach of the rainy season the situation is likely to get worse here but morgan reports from hired county in south sudan. for children to feed and a sick mother to care for but there's no food and no medicine and there is little hope left in her home village of conduct here i go along we don't have enough food not even enough basic items to get by every day not enough clinics like mine if you passed away because of hunger and of yellow is one of about twenty thousand people in kind who have actually officially registered for help but is still waiting. to see the food security situation in the area is catastrophic and hundreds of people are at risk of dying from starvation and this is just one community five years the civil war has left six point three million people more than half of south sudan's twelve million population relying on relief supplies it's not only the people here in

led resolution which recommends sanctions on south sudan it threatens an arms embargo and formal action against the south sudanese defense chief along with five other officials if fighting in the country doesn't stock resolution receive the minimum nine votes it required with six countries including ethiopia and china abstaining on old is the un's regional refugee coordinator for south sudan says the humanitarian situation in the country is dire. i think the country. african continent they have to take their hats and stability for my reading they have to take their crap to. the fact that the thais the the youngest youngest count the world it's going to who is to tell you bearable bearable for south sudan but also a better before all those countries have been receiving frequent mistake in two of those three days i think that we won in front of the elite of. here is the will judge for that is really to bring a may end to this type to. to make sure that condition will be conducive very soon you know that allow countries to return home and return the streets people to return to food situati

plus a look at gold smuggling in south sudan. counting the cost on al-jazeera. you. will. see. for more than poor and a half years iranian refugee aroostook chauny has been living in limbo on a remote specific annoyance he was sent there by australia after he tried to reach its shores by boat for our. youth in the prison it was a prison. even worse than a prison because. the prisoner in around the world nobody porter and you really see it as torture yeah of course you know the mental torture. was a journalist in iran publishing stories promoting the kurdish language and culture after colleagues were arrested and accused of undermining the iranian state who johnny feared he'd be next he fled aiming for australia. tens of thousands of others have gone before him thanks smugglers to take them across the sea from in the knees yet to the australian territory of christmas island between two thousand and nine and twenty thirteen more than fifty thousand people have made similar journeys most of them ultimately were allowed to settle as refugees in australia but in australia people wer

the south sudan is probably the newest country in the united nations. if you remember, in the 21st century, it was partitioned between sudan, which is a very large country south of the sahara, and south sudan, which is ethnically separate, became an independent country. from the moment it became an independent country with all this and dreams it would be successful, has suffered two internal wars. the end result has been devastating famine, migration, and a tremendous number of deaths. especially the elderly and children. finally, the last famine we are going to mention is nigeria. how many of you have heard of boko haram? oh good. boko haram, which is a militia group in the northeast of nigeria, has actually made it a policy of also creating starvation, not through stops stopping -- through crops from being grown, but by burning villages, burning animals, pushing people out of certain areas, and that part of nigeria is a rural part of the country. some of it arises from how the boko haram started. i will talk about that little later on the lecture. in 2

distorted liberation party in the republic of south sudan. all those filibuster and caddis directed to the city to observe this reunification process instead to india it was hardly more than twenty first then what attempted to do the bulk of our forces out of them to get it to be going about tonight or disposes they would be integrated into yes but not as pilate was this doesn't sound so done defenselessness. we have a way to support. the needs of kit dozens of kenyans have been killed and hundreds of thousands of us displaced since march because of heavy rainfall the floods have hit the east african nation just as it's recovering from a devastating drive that affected half of its counties last year well under simmons has traveled to man do good in kelly fi campsie for two hundred small farmers have all lost their land to the river said. nothing could stop the sit back a river from destroying them that provided people with something near to self-sufficiency. an abundance of fruits and vegetables used to grow here in fertile soil that's been r

now there appears to have been a breakthrough in south sudan's civil war one of the opposition the main opposition faction in fact has now said that it will join the country's ruling party this is the part of the opposition that is controlled by first vice president tough guy his announcement could possibly strengthen salva care let's go live now to the south sudan capital juba and speak to our correspondent there take us through exactly what's happened here and whether you think this does indeed strengthen the hand the south. well first of all martin let's remember that nearly every single faction are currently fighting or opposing the government has been part of the oh we seem to have lost him orgon. but we've got a lot more to come. here in news hour including bail denied cambodia's opposition leader remains behind bars after being accused of treason. and a year on. we take a look at how successful french president emanuel mccrone first year in office has been and why public opinion is divided. the houston rockets in the golden state warriors move closer to the n.b.a. conference fina

south sudan's ruling party is hoping to unite the different factions that spread after a civil war broke out almost five years ago is holding a three day convention aimed at implementing a twenty fifteen agreement signed in tanzania he morgan reports from south sudan's capital juba. in a meeting that is the fourth. party's coming together. to reunite the party which fractured after civil war. resulting in leaving the party and creating their own. dash p.l.m. . that holds this country together. to form. he story will never forgive us our unity. family remains my priority the ruling sudan people's liberation movement. was founded as the political wing of the sudan people's liberation army which fought in the rebellion against the sudanese government in one thousand nine hundred three it represented the south in an agreement signed in two thousand and five which paved the way for the country's independence six years later but a power struggle within the party as leading figures expressed a desire to lead it and the nation led to a civil war which has cost tens of thousands of lives and disp

the photo journalist was killed in twenty fourteen she had spent two years in south sudan and then began reporting on the coup in the central african republic. any event. comeon twenty six years old a young white woman among the black men in the fight is that scared me. sometimes if i. ask you always have fears about physical integrity aggression and all the things that should not happen but unfortunately sometimes do happen. or who doesn't all. they said. i trusted comey but that didn't stop me from being afraid. measures of a i knew her far she would go. it seems i accepted her decision this is what. so many people try to discourage me from following my dream doing photography and above all going to south sudan i can't blame them it was a crazy bet but now they're proud of me respect what i do and understand why i do it. mary of on a par with some of her daughter's friends and pepin young young women photographers who also feel compelled to tell the stories that would otherwise go unheard. christina downside is a canadian freelance photographer who lives in kenya. but this is a woman w

keiter was born in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven in a much heart in an l.r. a camp in south sudan. i didn't know that. i just knew that was for us. i remember a lot of things. but the great is avoided is when i lost my system i feel i remember everything that happened. even much when i was two. and then i was home with my sister and. my. tape mad. and then we saw airplanes coming something like that and people too cool i was in messes that bag just don't know how she she took another direction and i mean i had this because there's so young i didn't know what to do but i remember i used to it's like i still recall what happened how she when i watch us but. i try to forget but at night i dream of winnie even today i'm still searching for her. if she were still with me she would be in secondary school like her sister but cuter. when he was never found in january two thousand and four shortly after the birth of her third daughter marcy evidence group came under attack. that day everything changed evelyn and her daughters were captured by government soldiers they survived i'm afraid. t

keiter was born in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven in a marked heart in an l.r. a camp in south sudan. to was head. but since i was born i didn't know that there is a better life you understand i just knew that was how life was i remember a little two things. but the great is avoided is when i lost my sister my for i remember everything that had been done that ever much when i was two. and then i was home with my sister i made my. tape mad that was and then we saw airplanes coming something like that and people too cool i was in macy's that bag just didn't know how she she took another direction i remembered this because i was a so young i didn't know what to do but i remember i still was like i still recall what happened how she when i watch us but it will be. gone away and i try to forget but at night i dream of winnie even today i'm still searching for her. if she were still with me she would be in secondary school like her sister but cuter. when he was never found in january two thousand and four shortly after the birth of how i survived i'm afraid. that was my was did i miss you