it's between south sudan and uganda.on the side of south sudan, actually, that's were i was born. my parents had to flee country because of the war. susan: they fled south sudan? lual: more than 250 miles to northern uganda. they didn't know what they were going. they were just going through the bush to flee toward a mile walking every day. my father had to take a different road and my mother had to take a different road with my sibling because during that time when a woman is -- fleeing at the same time with her husband and to find them on the way they will kill all of them or the husband. so my father had to take a different road. my mother had to take care of my -- of the children and that's how i lost two of my sisters. susan: two of them died enroute. and your mother was pregnant with you? lual: and my mother was pregnant with me. there was a lot of people that were all fleeing at the same time. there were massacres. it was not easy. and for them there were just closing in the bush going through ambush, going throug

raiders in south sudan killed more than 100 people the latest violence in a centuries old dispute between cattle farming tribes. the changing color of antarctica how global warming is giving us a green a tinge. now a powerful fight has slammed ashore in eastern india and bangladesh forcing more than 3000000 people to seek shelter cyclon on point as the region's fiercest storm ever recorded and we can still play before making landfall that is still packing winds of up to 170 kilometers an hour elizabeth bronner reports from new delhi are . sounding the alarm india's national disaster response force ward people of the state of west bank gold ahead of cycling making landfall the storm brought heavy rain and strong winds are pushing trees. more than half a 1000000 people have been evacuated to emergency shelters in west bengal and another 150000 to the state of disarray bond with their issues of actuating around 2000000 people. many people have come to the shelters since morning because the rivers banks have broken down here most of the houses made of concrete and bricks people here live in b

those guarantees are yet to be given but south sudan's government is saying that it is working to try to respond and to try to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestine will not be bound by agreements with israel and the u.s. because of israel's planned an exception of 30 percent of the occupied west bank addressing an emergency meeting abbas described the u.s. as israel's partner in crime and he called for countries that have rejected president donald trump's middle east peace plan to recognize the state of palestine and impose sanctions on israel under trying to deal israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could begin palestinian land as soon as july it is able him has the latest from ramallah while he said the p.l.o. is no longer bound by agreements signed with israel and he said that he did not say that he's dissolving the palestinian authority and the palestinian authority itself is the through it of the agreements that has been signed between israel and the palestinian authority in 1980 so we need a co

those guarantees are yet to be given but south sudan's government is saying that it is working to try to respond and to try to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions while still the cold sort of. a successor to prime minister thomas or to have to step down but his resignation as. a month long crisis spot but accusations of involvement in the murder of a strange wife her killing in 2017 cents shock waves through the nation prompting calls for the 80 year old leader to leave office reports. addressing the nation on state t.v. thomas to say he was finally stepping down as prime minister my fellow countrymen and women period for you to do to announce that they were there do it assigned me may not yet be over by the time to retire from the grade here to all the action and take leave from public life the north is has finally arrived his resignation puts an end to months of political uncertainty and instability to bobby was under pressure to resign over a case in which he and his current wife my c.-a are suspected of conspiring to murder his former wife nearly 3 ye

those guarantees are yet to be given but south sudan's government is saying that it is working to try to respond and to try to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions. at least 12 legendary and soldiers have been killed during an attack on a military outpost by boko haram 20 soldiers were also injured during the raid which took place in the blubbering base about 20 kilometers northeast of different town he shares army said it killed several of the attackers last week at $75.00 but our fighters were killed by nigerian and allied forces or less so those prime minister told us that by law has resigned ending a months long crisis sparked by accusations that he played a conspiratorial role in the murder of his a strange wife or 2017 killing sent shock waves through the southern african nation leading to calls for to ban an hour 80 to step down how do not pass or has the latest. addressing the nation on state t.v. thomas to see if he was finally stepping down as prime minister my fellow countrymen and remain period for you today to announce that doing that you woul

those guarantees are yet to be given but south sudan's government is saying that it is working to try to respond and to try to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions. at least 12 nigerian soldiers have been killed during an attack on a military outpost by boko haram 20 soldiers were also injured during the raid which took place at a glaring base about 20 kilometers northeast of different town measure us army said it killed several of the attackers last week a $75.00 fighters were killed by name jerry n and allied forces the suitors prime minister told us the ballot has resigned then during a months long crisis sparked by accusations that he played a cold spare authorial role in the murder of his a strange wife or 2017 killing sense shock waves through the southern african nation leading to calls forth a ban in now 80 the stepdown had a more tasa has the latest. addressing the nation on state t.v. thomas to vanity he was finally stepping down as prime minister move through countrymen in remain period for you to do to announce that doing their duty has signed

special representative for south sudan he says the violence has its roots in a political vacuum in parts of the country. the really sad thing about what's been what's happened is that up until the outbreak of code that there was quite a lot of reconciliation between the 2 sides we actually really had real hope that they might bring reconciliation and we might be in a woodsy basin area. private and drop that and i think. the political violence is as has come down and the 2 rivals president kiran the vice president reacted shower now with the one government together but the intercommunal fighting has continued on and there's a couple of reasons in this particular area why it's being frivolous 1st of all there was flooding in the area in august which killed thousands of cattle in these societies are very much part of the in the around camp and that's the bible was presented on the fact that the so many catholics died for real christian economic pressure on the on the on the society and the 2nd thing is it's possible reunification coming into the one government one aspect has not been result

in south sudan at least 287 people have been killed since friday in what authorities are calling cattle raids more than 100 people were injured during the attacks which took place in otoh a county enjoying these days a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed over the weekend steve mcconnell is the deputy head of mission in south sudan for doses for the police and he says the charity's facilities remain open in the region despite the continued violence. we have a primary health care center in the town sherry that. it was active at the time that fighting broke out our team left from the health care center and one of one of our colleagues who lives in metairie was killed during the incident over the weekend i think there has been some confusing communication around this in fact our activities have continued enjoying the state throughout this period m.s.f. runs a hospital in the town of lengthy and that has continued effect its activities throughout this period and indeed the interruption to our activities in the terri clinic was was very brief while the team to prep huge

rate is in south sudan kill more than 100 people the latest violence in a centuries old dispute between cattle farm and try. hello souls was it could be in japan it will take 2 days for the job breeze chilly breeze to disappear but there's no significant rain in the focus a few showers on north coast the main rain is developing back in southern china once again this is c. snow but this is one of the heaviest bursts we've seen so far this spring and it will take its time drifting slowly offshore existing through taiwan and whom waters missing in japan won't miss hong kong or even by saturday they'll still going to be thunderstorms or big showers only slowly die off through sunday and monday and temperatures on the way up actually 30 degrees again which is above average the sort of course very humid that same line more or less hong kong science which is the active line through this part of the world so you've got big showers developing in sort of way sea east and born here on probably the southern philippines on thursday or friday off the coast of sumatra the circulation it will stay in t

been targetedave in ethnic violence around south sudan, and the charity says it will not resume operations he receives guarantees that its staff will not be hurt. -- until they receive guarantees that the staff will not be hurt. they are working to try to respond and to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions. nigerian soldiers have been killed during an attack by boko haram on a military outpost. a base abouted at 20 kilometers northeast of one town. niger's army said it killed several of the attackers. last week, several boko haram fighters were killed by nigerian and allied forces. one prime minister has resigned, ending a month-long crisis sparked by accusations that he played aikins. oriole role -- he played a co role in the killing of his wife. we have the latest. addressing the nation on state tv, he says he was finally stepping down as prime minister. today,ellow countrymen, we announce that the role you have assigned me may not yet be over, but it is time to take leave from public life. it has finally arrived. reporter: his resignation puts an end to mont

at least $120.00 people have been killed in south sudan in what authorities are describing as a cattle rate between ethnic groups it happened in the county in junkie state colors are often targeted country sales vital element welfare. in there in bangladesh moving millions of people to safer ground as they brace for the most powerful cycling to hit in 20 years cycling expected to make landfall late tuesday night time a child reports now from. this is the 1st supercycle on farming over the bay of bengal in more than 20 years faithful living in the coastal areas are worried cyclonic approaches the coast of bangladesh. is in a hurry to collect their belongings and rushed to a shelter. this we are worried about the cycle and now we're preparing to go to the shelter the situation isn't good we're not sure what will happen to us all commercial ships fishing boats and trawlers over the bay of bengal and deep sea have been advised to take shelter. volunteers across the coastal areas are warning people of the dangers and arjen them to go to a cycle in shelters the bangladesh government says it

special representative for south sudan and he joins us now from juba david it's often hard to verify the number of dead and massacres like this especially the ones that take place in such remote areas i've heard estimates here of more than 240 dead what do we know at this stage i mean this isn't the 1st time. no i mean this been ongoing between the moonlight tribe in the lone new a tribe and this is spain ethnic over the last few months in particular whether there's been scrimmages in the in the months before that as well but this is one of the biggest attacks we've seen recently you're absolutely right about because a number of this happens in the weekend but we're still looking at what the situation is on the ground for the city that the village of the eyrie which is in the low no area was rice to the ground without a patrol we have a couple yesterday and today and that they're clicking because i'm looking at the situation the really sad thing about what's happened is that up until the outbreak of code that there was quite a lot of reconciliation between the 2 sides we actually rea

you know they have 3 the country of south sudan has 4 i think there are fewer than 200 doctors in all of south sudan i think getting one has to think about dimensions to this pandemic there is the public health dimension and the fact that with an absence of ventilators an absence of basic treatment facilities you're probably in many many countries there is variance of how this pandemic is hitting communities and so again the science on this is a bit murky at the present but in many many countries that don't have the health infrastructure to withstand what is coming at them you're going to see massive loss much much higher concentration of loss of life then in developed countries like ours that are struggling so much as it is but well beyond the help dimension there's the economic dimension of these are countries that don't have 2 trillion dollars stimulus packages that are going to be brought forth where when markets shut down when social lockdowns occur when communities actually true do their best to observe guidelines that are needed from a public health perspective that wipes out t

in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday in wattles arches according cattle raids 100 people were injured during the attacks which took place in rural county in jungly state a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed over the weekend fighting between herding communities in the area as that the deaths of hundreds of people steve mcnair as the deputy head of mission in south sudan for doctors without borders he says the charity's facilities remain open in the region despite the continued violence. i think there has been some confusing communication around this in fact our activities have continued in jonglei state throughout this period emissary from the hospital in the town of blank un that has continued to its activities tour this period and indeed the interruption to our activities in in the period when it was was very brief where the team took refuge during the peak of fighting however they returned very shortly thereafter to restart activities and indeed have been treating patients inside that facility related to this most recent round of fighti

south sudan's vice pres a rifle shot and his wife have tested positive for corona virus a statement from his office said a number of his staffers including security guards also contracted the virus michele and his wife are asymptomatic but feeling well and healthy they've confirmed that they'll be self koren teething for at least 2 weeks. so to europe now if france and germany are proposing a relief fund of over $540000000000.00 to help europe recover from the pandemic their leaders held a video conference to discuss going to have on monday the proposal suggested suggested the bloc members borrow the funds together as a group there have been differences in europe over how to push forward with an economic relief plan but has more from the french capital where the leaders of france and germany say that the aim of this 545000000000 dollar recovery fund is to try and help revive certain economic sectors in the european union certain member states countries regions that have been particularly badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic now the idea is that this money would be bored of the inte

anna marie dio fled fighting in her hometown in south sudan when she was 2 years old her parents brought her here to carcamo refugee camp in northern kenya it's been a home ever since over 2 decades it's become a city of shacks home to nearly 200000 people trips to the water pump with a market are essential to the way people get food to eat she's worried about the spread of the coronavirus in the company and you cannot talk on monday when i don't and where we fetch water we have to queue and social distancing is practically impossible that scares me. and is among nearly half a 1000000 refugees in kenya many escaped the conflicts in neighboring somalia and 1000 on most living camps like. so far no cases of the virus have been identified here refugee rights activists say cramped conditions and the lack of health care could be a recipe for disaster unfortunately it means possible devastation people who are infected will not be able to be isolated people who. will be a lot of transmission the spread of the fast and the response was this. the un's refugee agency released this video showing me

in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday and water authorities are calling cattle raids while the 100 people were also injured during the attacks which took place in over who county in jungle i state 2 staff from doctors without borders were also killed in a rural county over the weekend forcing the organization to suspend operations in the region. the city is due to swear in a successor to the prime minister thomas them by only a day after he stepped down now his resignation ended a months long crisis sparked by accusations of involvement in the murder of a strange twice her killing in 2017 so shock waves through the nation prompting calls for the 80 year old leader to leave office as well. addressing the nation on state t.v. thomas have any say he was finally stepping down as prime minister my fellow countrymen and women period for you to do to announce that they were at their do it as signed me may not yet be over by the time to retire from the read here to all the action and take leave from probably the north is has finally arrived his resignation puts an end t

in south sudan at least 287 people have been killed since friday in what authorities are calling cattle raids 100 people were injured during the attacks which took place in your county in a state a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed over the weekend fighting between herding communities in the area has led to the deaths of hundreds of people already has held a crucial presidential election despite the coronavirus pandemic. is stepping down after 15 years in power but there are concerns over transparency after international observers were barred welcome webb has more. no sign of social distancing the people lined up to vote in the capital put in poor health experts have criticized the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic governments told people not to worry that the election should go ahead. with the results burundian should welcome and accept whoever the winner will be the rights groups say people on free to express critical views of political violence have been widespread since the last elections 5 years ago they're taking place in the context of ongo

back kenya shelters nearly half a 1000000 refugees from neighboring somalia and south sudan they live in crowded camps at risk of a coronavirus outbreak with little or no access to health care mark the web has our report from nairobi. anima deo fled fighting in her hometown in south sudan when she was 2 years old her parents brought her here to carcamo refugee camp in northern kenya it's been a home ever since. over 2 decades it's become a city of shacks home to nearly 200000 people trips to the water pump with the market are essential to the way people get food to eat she's worried about the spread of the coronavirus in a company that's not been accounted on monday but i'm a dentist and where we fetch water we have to queue and social distancing is practically impossible that scares me. and those among nearly half a 1000000 refugees in kenya many escape the conflicts in neighboring somalia a 1000 on most living comes like. so far no cases of the virus have been identified here. refugee rights activists say cramped conditions and the lack of health care could be a recipe for disaster

in south sudan at least 287 people have been killed since friday in water forces according cattle raids 100 people were injured during the attacks which took place in oral county in a state a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed over the weekend fighting between hurting communities in the area has led to the deaths of hundreds of people steve the deputy head of mission in south sudan for doctors without borders he says the charity's facilities remain open in the region despite the continued violence. i think there has been some confusing communication around this in fact our activities have continued in jonglei state throughout this period m.s.f. runs a hospital in the town of length that has continued to its activities through this period and indeed the interruption to our activities in in the cherry clinic was was very brief while the team to press you each during the peak of fighting however they returned very shortly thereafter to restart activities and indeed have been treating patients inside that facility related to this most recent round of fighting we have

also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. >> had a great day now. -- have a great day now. coming up friday morning, the bipartisan policy center medical advisor discusses the latest on the u.n. response to the coronavirus pandemic. talks aboutalyst his book, my vanishing country, a memoir. it talks about the black working class through his own life. -- watche saturday live. join the discussion. ons memorial day weekend 3:25 p.m.aturd

also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. >> here's with coming up today on c-span, new jersey governor phil murphy will give an update on his state response to the coronavirus pandemic which is set for 11:00 eastern. we will get you live immediately after the house pro forma session which gets underway at 11:00. and later, a white house briefing with the white house press secretary. we have that live on the span. today, democrats on

south sudan's vice president react and his wife have tested positive focal vid 19 he announced the results in a news conference in which he also described other members of the country's now disbanded coronavirus task force as being contaminated a statement from his office says a number of his staff including security guards also contracted the virus and shine his wife are not showing any symptoms and say they're feeling well and healthy a couple will south korean team for at least 2 weeks the united nations is warning the coronavirus is having a devastating impact on indigenous people around the world in brazil doctors say the number of critically ill patients being airlifted out of the amazon rain forest has increased by 60 percent since the start of the pandemic retore getting the reports. inside this plane there's a critically ill cope with 19 patients. and it's no longer he's a member of an indigenous tribes who live in brazil's amazon rain forest he's been airlifted to announce one of the few cities in the state. intensive care beds. every day 2 planes are going out one is for normal

the showers that we have from northern parts of ethiopia those showers stretch their way across south sudan will see some very heavy downpours all the way across into the gulf of guinea southern areas of nigeria said we see some very heavy showers over the next couple of days showers to starting to crop up once again around somalia we have had some flooding i'm afraid her. we have in the next couple of days the showers not quite as intense eastern parts of kenya also seeing some of those showers but to the north of that what is generally try and find lots of sunshine coming through a really a crisis but the difference as we go through choose day and on into wednesday capetown doing quite nicely mostly winds in here temperatures at around 25 degrees celsius. but. as the world fights the corona pandemic we're learning more about this every day it's a new package and join our global community it's up to us for how we come together to fight on soaring and your questions can i get on with you trying to see directly what's coming on on you tube as you're saying i'm concerned about the frontline p

in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday and what authorities are calling cattle raids more than 100 people were also injured in the attacks in jonglei state millions of people in burundi are expected to cast ballots on wednesday to choose a new president. is stepping down after 15 years in power 7 candidates are competing to take its place the run up to the election soon plagued by violence and officials in india and bangladesh are racing to relocate millions of people before the arrival of a super cycle and is expected to make landfall in the coming hours psyco an armband will be the most powerful weather system seen in the region in the last 2 decades and a chinese man has been reunited with his parents 32 years after being abducted as a toddler miles mother legion she quit her job to find her son she's also joined other volunteers in providing information on missing children to police and is said to have been reunited 20 reunited $29.00 children with their parents while her son was still missing now was found after a series of tips to the police those were the

also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. >> coming up on c-span, ceremonies president trump attended in or -- in honor of memorial day. we hear from a group of republicans trying to stop the reelection of the president. disinformation during the 2016 u.s. presidential election. what to expect in 2020. president trump, vice president pence, mark esper, and others attended a memorial day wreathlaying cemetery -- ceremony. this is just

close ties to beijing started warm before the current pandemic and that's a deeply troubling in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday in what authorities are calling cattle raids 100 people were injured during the attacks we should place in rural county in a state a staff member from doctors without borders were also killed over the weekend fighting between herding communities in the area is that the deaths of hundreds of people. the sutures new prime minister has been sworn in a day after his predecessor quit over allegations he conspired to murder his former wife gets you into a previously served as finance minister tossed about his tenure was brought to an abrupt end on tuesday 3 months after police accused him of his current wife of conspiring to murder his former spouse 3 years ago. those the top stories just stay with us witness chasing asylum is next on back with more news after that ifa. her world war. i look at this one of the noble of them. the same. would have been insane if you have been if you. most about a month you hadn't done that any role you. can se

when i was playing grand theft auto, how about if these young people from south sudan start playing this videogame? video game, it is the same thing happening in my country, killing people and all the stuff, and feel like you are helping. how about playing a videogame for peace and conflict resolution? --watch on c-span skew and a c-span's key ryan day. andrew cuomo talked about school closures and the increasing domestic violence reports that is friday coronavirus briefing. gov. cuomo: pleasure to be with you. today is day 62. feels like just yesterday. before we look at the numbers, i just want people to recall the context for these numbers and remember what we have accomplished. we were faced with this decision where the infection rate numbers were going straight up. thatwas only 30 days ago cases, thenumber of infection rate, everything was going straight up. projections, national projections, state projections, that number would have just continued to go straight up. and that is why all the projections, national projections, state projections, local projections turned out to be inco

also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] washington journal" live with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, kimberly ways all on the status of the paycheck protection program, designed to help businesses keep their

global death toll has topped 300000 that a more than full point 4000000 confirmed cases worldwide south sudan has just at its fast deaths from the coronavirus takis death toll from govan $1000.00 has now passed $4000.00 and slovenia has called an official end to its pandemic becoming the fast european country to do so. a typhoon has slammed into the eastern philippines as authorities struggle to accurate hundreds of thousands of people but many of the emergency shelters are overcrowded with no means of social distancing and without proper safety gear against a coronavirus. is expected to sweep across densely populated areas before exiting in the north sunday. is packing powerful sustained winds of up to 150 kilometers per hour the typhoon has devastated parts of the country and it's putting millions of lives at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic areas hit by the typhoon are under lockdown and people are trying to stay at home to avoid infection. the authorities have evacuated around $200000.00 people they now face contracting the virus at overcrowded imagines the shelters due to social

worldwide number of infections now stands at more than 4800000 according to johns hopkins university south sudan's vice president react machar his wife have tested positive a number of his staff bodyguards have also been infected canada and the united states have agreed to extend a ban on nonessential travel between the 2 countries for another 30 days and the science journal nature says recorded global c o 2 emissions fell by 17 percent in april because of the pandemic. or super cycle on and fan is bearing down on the border of india and bangladesh packing winds equivalent to a category 5 hurricane am found is expected to bring massive flooding and mudslides when it makes landfall on wednesday hundreds of thousands of people in india and bangladesh are now getting ready for the worst. in the midst of a pandemic and packing winds speeds of up to 160 kilometers per hour supersonic lone is heading for bangladesh and india. but there are chances that will head here very fast and with covert 19 it's making the preparations for us the people and for the government difficult and a big challenge. challeng

that the global death toll has topped 300000 there are more than 4400000 confirmed cases worldwide south sudan has registered its 1st death toll from the corona virus so the media has called an official end to its pandemic becoming the 1st european country to do so and after a 2 month shut down restaurants cafes and bars are reopening in australia's most populous state new south wales. a typhoon has slammed into the eastern philippines as authorities struggle to evacuate hundreds of thousands of people but many of the emergency shelters are overcrowded with no means of social distancing and without proper safety gear against the coronavirus typhoon fall is expected to sweep across the densely populated areas before exiting in the north on sunday. typhoon. is packing powerful sustained winds of up to 150 kilometers an hour so far no deaths have been reported but it's still putting millions of lives at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic arians hit by the typhoon on the lockdown and people are trying to stay home to avoid infection the authorities have evacuated around 200000 people who now

sanctions to try and sell weapons to south sudan knowing going to there's no weapons in south sudan there was a proposal on the table you never put a proposal on table to salvage his government $100000000.00 actually the issue there was a satellite phone so you did put a proposal on the table to salvage his government no wonder what the state department complained about then that was back in 2005 was a point in actual a very dangerous satellite phone the same thing you can buy and he threw dutifully we can argue about the fines let's just deal with this report the u.s. state department said you were manipulating personal records over billing the state department and you guys were partying drinking and even crashed an armored car a state department investigation in 2007. look we employed thousands of people and i would never say that the men were perfect we didn't employ angels we employed veterans who volunteered to serve their country again in a very dangerous place and like i said 41 of them paid the ultimate cost and hundreds more were seriously wounded it's amazing that when you say w

murder his 2nd wife bonnie and his current wife have been charged but both deny the allegations in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday in what authorities are calling cattle raids more than 100 people were also injured in the attacks in jungle a state palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestine will not be bound by agreements with israel and the us because of israel's planned onix a sion of 30 percent of the occupied west bank and those are the headlines news continues on al-jazeera after football rebels good buy. talk to sarah. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen with listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edges there are. going to. be long. kaminski for the long long. the letters on substituting the emotional part of the same. body to find the immediate the in. zimbabwe the land. i mean if some come to nothing may come down to this but. the credentials so a lot already in the incom

what they were dealing with in terms of finding jobs when we went to south sudan refugee camp.an that i talk to start as you tell me a story how she had six kids and she could not look them in the eye in the mornings for breakfast. and she started to cry. i said why can't you look at your children? she said because they saw me get raped in front of them. there were 100 women in the room and i was sitting right there. and they would tell their story. one would start crying then the whole room because they had all been traumatized. so i start on the chair ending up on the floor hugging them and then you really realize every person deserves the freedom and the ability to worship and to be safe and there are a lot of places in the world that don't do that my parents reminded my brother and sister and me how blessed we were to live in america. if you go to those places and you come back then you realize we truly are very blessed. [applause] >> thank you, we are very much we will move into audience questions and this is current event that we experienced here in recent weeks but how d

in south sudan, 50% is oil. nigeria, 9 90%. i can go from country to country and show you what is already is takingg before covid extent exponential -- is taking its exponential [no audio] [no o audio] [no audio] man: it's been described by the un as a textbook ethninic cleansing. woman: bangladesh has called on myanmar to allow the return of hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims. they can't cope with the scale of the humanitarian crisis. rape and torture at the hands of the myanmar army. i'm alex crawford, and this is "hotspots." tonight, we're gonna take you behind the scenes of some of the world's hardest-hitting stories. we're in northern iraq, where stuart ramsay has an amazingly lucky escape. ramsay: the chance of surviving that, a flip of a coin, i suspect. crawford: our cameras are rolling when things get out of hand in spain. [gunfire]

mindset -- when i was playing grand theft auto i was like how about if these young people from south sudan start playing this videogame, not because it is too violent but in the videogame it is the same thing happening in my country. it will feel like how things are done. getabout playing for video -- how about playing their games for peace? tonight at 8:00 eastern. tour takescities american history tv on the road to future the history of cities across america. here is a recent program. ♪ >> the harley-davidson story is a unique blend. it's a microcosm of the american industry. the company was born at the dawn of the 20th century when so many things were happening and the company has actually been in continuous operation, making motorcycles for 116 years now. for me, as a curator, it's wonderful because the story is so great. ups and downs through the depression, world war ii, triumph and tribulation, and they saved everything. you will see as we walk through the museum, they had, for whatever reason, you know, these young guys starting this company from almost nothing, began saving stuff