west africa loses around 1.2 billion euros each year through illegal fishing. for developing countries like senegal, it's an economic disaster. >> we estimate that up to 300,000 jobs up anand down the coast could be created if money was invested in the fishing and processing industry across western africa. it would create jobs, it would create wealth for families, it would create prosperity and dignity for those people, and it would ensure that they stay in their communities and don't have to travel overseas in order to find jobs. reporter: senegal's government, however, has so far only made half-hearted attempts to stop illegal fishing. it does patrol the waters, for example, but on a small, low-tech scale. it's a true david and goliath struggle. the foreign boats obviously don't want to be boarded and checked, so they simply sail off. >> we need more boats, better ones, and better monitoring equipment, and training, so that we're a match for the foreign ships. that we have the same spec as european vessels, for example. reporter: better methods, training, and

these are the bustling streets of lagos, nigeria, the heartbeat of west africa and a strategic financialis in the throes of a recession and young people are desperate forjobs. on this week's talking business, we ask nigeria is one of africa's top two economies, the largest producer of oil in africa. it has a huge consumer market of 117 million people. but it seems as though right now none of that really matters because nigeria find itself in the throes of an economic recession. it is not the first time nigeria is in crisis. the question is, why does this african giant, that has the potential to rise and lead, find itself tripping and falling? and what is it going to ta ke to falling? and what is it going to take to make nigeria thrive? here to a nswer take to make nigeria thrive? here to answer some of these questions, the chief executive officer of the nigerian sovereign investment agency, effectively the country's sovereign wealth fund, and next to him, the chief executive of the west africa vocational education and then we also have the chairman of the nigeria mortgage refinance compa

back in west africa, after a bewildering day, the tiny chimp was hungry.zoo in abidjan. the keepers named him. he was most relaxed when clinging to someone. a first look at a chimpanzee family. later, they may live together. or he will be found a home in a sanctuary. the materialfrom our investigation has been given to the authorities. the dealer and his uncle are awaiting trial. the trade will not be stopped overnight, but this one network at least is now out of action. hello, good morning. things are calming down a bit for this weekend. on friday, we had an area of low pressure bringing strong winds onto the south coast of england — gusts of 60 mph. big waves and rough seas. outbreaks of rain and even some snow over the hills. and here, earlier on in the night across parts of northern ireland. the wet weather is moving northwards up into scotland right now. clearer skies following on across england and wales. maybe northern ireland, too. meaning it will be chilly with the risk of icy patches. another area of low pressure on the scene on saturday. we will

our focus shifted from the middle east to west africa, to ivory coast — one step closer to the sourcehe egyptian dealers had always said that the chimpanzees would be flown out of here. in the end, that never happened. but then, right here, we had a breakthrough. our research led us to an animal trader called ibrahima traore. his facebook page revealed a boastful personality. it turned out that he had been supplying the egyptians we had been talking to. in a video he sent us, he shows a crate, specially designed for wildlife smuggling. animals that are allowed to be exported act as a cover for a chimpanzee hidden inside. ibrahima claimed that he could also get us a cites export permit. we were pretending to be an indonesian pet trader called alex. the dealer, ibrahima, said he was based in guinea but would meet us in abidjan. he sent us pictures showing that he had chimpanzees. filmed secretly, he told our undercover colleague how he could provide us with chimps. we told him we needed a cites permit first. he quickly got us one, which was stamped national parks of liberia. ibrahima th

it looks good. >> b.j.: we're going back to west africa. >> ashley: all right. >> anthony: soft shellstew with carolina rice, sauteed squash, and zucchini. >> anthony: oh, that's so good. >> sean: man, it's been a while since i've had conch. >> anthony: clearly, i mean, correct me if i'm wrong, sean, there's a different kind of interest in charleston that existed 20 years ago, right? is something happening here and is it a good -- what, what, what's changed? >> b.j.: i mean, it's good to have people from -- to have a more diverse community in a sense, but then you also lose a little bit. >> ashley: the danger is they're coming to charleston because of the beauty, and we're having to fight against, you know, bigger entities that seek to get the land so that they can develop it. and so we're fighting to keep what's been ours, and so it's important for us to preserve this area, preserve this culture for generations to come. >> according to the u.s. government, almost 50% of all the children in this country failed to get their recommended daily allowance of -- >> -- the surge in fast food

back in west africa, the chimp clings to keep. baby chimps need contact. live with them or we found a home in a sanctuary. he is doing well after everything he has been through. many others on so lucky. —— aren't so lucky. we arejust we are just taking you to the scene by that the supreme court, wearing just over half an hour donald trump will make the key announcement of who he will appoint as judge to take the seat in the supreme court. we will take you through it live. stay with us. it is really salty outside right now, especially in eastern areas of the uk. many of us have the worst of the uk. many of us have the worst of the rain hours ago, but through the early hours of wednesday it is just going to stay damp wherever you are across the uk. talking a little bit about the future, we have more storms forming across the atlantic, coming out of the us and moving across the atlantic and heading in our direction. lots of cloud, lots happening and i think towards the end of the week that's when we will bea end of the week that's when we will be a little bit

so the music and the food and the people are always going to be linked back to west africa, and southern food and soul food will always be diverse because the settler could come from different places, the cook can come from one part of west africa, maybe married a native, and you have the latin influences too, so it's a very very diverse stew that is ours. it's american, it's not just black cooking. it's of african american culture, but it's american. - and the restaurant reflects back the diversity of the community. as i said you have 11 restaurants. you have a handful in new york, you have a handful in sweden where you grew up. you were born in ethiopia, but grew up in sweden. you have one in chicago, you have one in bermuda. but they're all very different restaurants right? you're not only cooking or in or presiding over restaurants in one style. which of these is closest to your own personal taste? when you cook at home, or when you go out to eat yourself. what style of cooking-- - i mean red rooster, because it's, it's a restaurant that reflects its neighborhood that i live in, righ

to west africa now, nigeria where recently boca haram controlled a large part of the north art of, terrorizing residents and displacing 2 million people. but it shot by the militants himself showed the reality of horror of life under boko haram. >> these images were filmed by boko haram, they offer a look into the inner workings of the militant. the footage was on a hard drive captured by the nigerian military. the fighters are recognizable. they are filmed in the north of a country -- of the country. the footage shows public execution. all the villagers are forced to watch the killing, children included. the militants stage a makeshift tribunal, a pseudo-court. a so-called judge leans down and talk to the accused. they are charged with dealing drugs. the men denied the allegations but there out -- but their objections are futile. the onlookers are forced to shout god is great during the filming or risk being singled out as traitors. the militants to drag the accused men into the village square. they are then executed in qqq -- in full view of the villagers. they use these methods to terrorize

music, very soulful music that has deep ties to southern spain, but also our rhythm is also from west africa. so... and in the jibaro music, the country people, the mountainside people, the farmers, express their love for the country, for each other. they talk about farming, they talk about religion, they talk about what's happening in the neighborhood, et cetera. it's very, very soulful music. >> hinojosa: there's something that they do in the jibaro music, (speaking spanish) is that it? >> right, that comes from... >> hinojosa: just sing a little bit. i know that you're not... you know, you do many things, but you also sing. it's not your... but just so that people, when they hear it, they'll be like, "oh." >> well, you'd hear, like, what we could... some of the... one of the typical rhythms we use is what we call a caballo, which sounds like a horse gaiting. so you hear, (imitates drums) (singing in spanish) so you hear, like, kind of like the little miasma in the voice. >> hinojosa: a little bit like from spain. >> yeah, but we inherited that kind of note bending, et cetera, and very sou

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the people at the heart of the story are those who trace their lineage to west africa. once free in florida, they thrived, establishing communities, forts and deep roots throughout florida's third congressional district, roots that can be felt today. the second is of joe sigha t. walls. he -- josiah t. walls. he was born into slaffry in 1842 -- slavery in 1842. he served as a cook in the civil war. he got free by the union soldiers, served with the union soldiers and after the war he moved to florida to fight in the spanish -- the seminole american wars. during that time period, the war ended and he started -- he moved to gainesville, florida, where he became the first african-american mayor of our city where i come from. during that time he became a very successful business person. he was elected to the florida assembly and then later he was elected to the u.s. congress rving in this very body here today. his elections got challenged. he lost his role as representative in the house. ran again the next year. won again. served a full term, and then the third term he ran,

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it has now been found in west africa and is also thought to be present in the east and the south of africas rely on maize for their staple diet. and to give you an idea of how fast it can spread — researchers think it could even reach asia and the mediterranean. helen briggs has written about this on the bbc website — she told me more about it. it is called a armyworm because it marches through fields eating things, and destroys up to 70% of crops. it is a big threat, and borrows its way into maize crops and attacks other plants as well. scientists have onlyjust begun to identify this thing. they found it is new to africa, and it is normally found in the americas. it is concerning that it has got to africa. if it is not checked, what would the consequences be in several years?m could spread, it seems to be spreading quite fast, and could spreading quite fast, and could spread into parts of asia, parts of the mediterranean. and, it is a really big threat to farmers livelihoods because it willjust eat most of the crops. the thing is to try and control it, and now it is in africa, what can yo

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cocoa growers are collecting bigger harvests in west africa and latin america. the lowest level since 2008 print that has cut cadburyr companies like chocolates and oreo cookies. vonnie: it's time now for our quick take. we are looking at a issues of interest. the most viable company isn't apple. it's the saudi arabian oil company. it sits atop 1/5 of the global reserves and pumps or groups in the top four heavily traded oil companies combined. than $2 trillion. the profits are shrouded in secrecy. that they'll could soon be lifted. the title of the world's largest ipo belongs to alibaba, the chinese retailer. the sale of them would divorce that -- fourth that. proceeds would bulk up saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund, a gold has gained urgency since droppede of crude has from $100 a barrel. they want to use the fund to create jobs for millions of unemployed saudi's in manufacturing, tourism, and other fields seen as crucial to the kingdom's political stability. exports from the rockefeller family first struck oil and saudi arabia in 1938. in 1980, the saudi g

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they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com >> good morning. and america's news headquarters, i'm jackie and bonnie in new york. president trump spending his weekend in florida. it is his trip to a florida state since taking office. a number of protesters are expected outside his home, protesting his travel ban to seven majority muslim countries. hiring is up in the u.s. five friday's drop report postew jobs last month. that is the weakest gain since last september. the unemployment rate edging up 4.8%. president trump happy with the report. >> 7,000 jobs, a great spirit of the country right now. we are very happy about that. i think it's going to continue big-league, we'll get rid of regulations. it's going to be a very exciting time for him. >> comments by the defense that kerry james mattis, sharply of china's moves in the south china sea, but he still says he does

famous admiral retaliated by shifting the company of royal adventure is from all of trading posts in west africa and crossed the atlantic and attacked barbados. other dutch naval forces burnt tobacco ships and the chesapeake in 1667 and 1673 during the third and final anglo dutch war. however, no effort is made by england in this period to defend its possessions in north america. nor did england become involved in king philip's war. it happened after the conclusion of the third anglo dutch war. king philip's war in new england was fought almost entirely by settlers. the small contingent of 2000 baconser to suppress rebellion in virginia in 1676 arrived in 1677 after the rebellion had been crushed. they were quickly disbanded thereafter. no real intrusion there. in short, england's overseas settlements remained in a imperial halfway house where the economic bonds were becoming ever stronger, but they still received little in the way of support to protect them from enemies. in the case of virginia, the combined expense of building coastal fortifications to protect against future dutch assaults on

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