>> every country in west africa has their own challenges. curity is by far the greatest challenge in the region. it is not going to be the same as in north africa, when we had the arab spring. we are not going to have that type in west africa. that is a different ballgame. but the security is far more progressive in the region. having said that, our governments have to stop the situation that has degenerated. this is the tip of the iceberg. host: ovigwe, your responses to the challenges sierra leone is facing. our cella says the youth need to be engaged and need to be prevented -- marcella says the youth need to be engaged and need to be prevented from turning towards violence. what does the government need to do? ovigwe: create jobs, because it is unemployment that can prevent the democratic boom from democratic doom. africans as a whole will be 2.4 billion people by 2050. 2050 is less than 30 years away. if we do not find a way to ensure that this new -- people will get jobs and access to upward progression, then it will be difficult to kee

sophie: in 2015, after the deadly ebola outbreak in west africa, gates warned that a global pandemicing for an urgent overhaul of infectious disease research and vaccine development. cepi was formally launched at the 2017 world economic forum, with nrly half a billion dollars of investment. bill: everyone's taken a leap of faith to pull this together. sophie: australian has contributed $14 million. jane: cepi was created based ont the global response to the ebola outbreak in west africa, which i'm sure most people rember and we didn't have vaccines that were ready to go at a time of great crisis and many lives were lost as a consequence. so, a group of global health experts, together with some people from the business community, got together to say, "well, how can we prevent that kind of thing happening again?" sophie: cepi is chaired by australian jane halton, a former secretary of the department of health. en she was appointed three years ago, one of her priorities was a project called "disease x," preparing for the next pandemic. jane: what cepi did was look around the world, thin

your concern that they might spread across the region out of sierra leone to other countries in west africa? well, the country was over your home. don't challenge this is security by far the greatest challenge fishing the original. and i know that's a problem to say, modular africa. well we had the, the, our spring, we are going to have doctor in with us because the different ball game. but then the security is far more pervasive in the region that m that want to pop off the social of people that i expect. but having said that, all government have to walk really hard truck up to get to, to stop the situation that generated. and i think this is just the tip of the iceberg and of a gray. your response to the challenges that see i me, i'm taking is facing we had marcella saying that the you need to be engaged, that they are critical resource. and they also need to be prevented from being tempted towards violence. what do you think the government needs to do? create jobs because it is unemployment that can't prevent it. da, da, da, demographic boone from becoming demographic do. and many africa

linton besser: on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive day after day with an unrelenting cargo. in ghana, they call them "obroni wawu," or "the clothes of dead white men." emmanuel ajaab: take this bale from australia. linton: they're the charity shop castoffs from the western world. emmanuel: dirty. linton: it's sweat. emmanuel: see. yeah, rubbish. it's like a insult. linton: too many of them arrive in unwearable condition. while the trade in used clothes has created thousands of jobs, it's also turning parts of ghana into a toxic landfill. solomon noi: this place is serving as a dumping ground for textile waste in the name of second-hand clothing. linton: the world's unwanted fashion ends its journey here. liz ricketts: we call them tentacles. when they first wash up on sea, they're very long. linton: it's creating an environmental catastrophe of unthinkable proportions. [cock crowing] linton: in accra, the working day begins long before dawn. ♪♪♪ linton: as thousands of ghanaians make their daily migration into the center of this west african capital. from old fadama, accra's

take him out. london, serpentine pavilion, the new parliament building in the mean, west africa, and hip it rise art. so to pavilion in the u. s. date of montana. these are just a few of the unique buildings designed by berlin based architect. of course it's killing liberty. hina is pseudo honest, but do from this architecture must not own evil, fearless pacific need and on, but also inspire. yeah. did. mentioned the only inspired people are capable of having visions and being energized to see them through that so. so become, does it, does your m once who's etc who fiscal born in gondo burkina faso moved to germany at 20. he found it is very, an architecture firm and 2005 and the day has 12 full time employees. facilities. architectural designs like beneath new national assembly building are inspired by the local culture. the impressive temper structure under construction since april draws on west africa. pullover tree tradition, thus be shipped to tulsa. people looking to gather mention would look for a tree. ma voici smitherman common fort vaughan. can i nimble ideally a large tree

and one of the bloodiest conflicts in africa today, the west african nation faces different problems. it ranks near the bottom of the global hunger index, and the un human development index, a benchmark of prosperity. and i've been exacerbated by the war in ukraine. the african development fund recently approved a $2000000.00 grant to boost food production. world bank has revised down and economic growth projections from 6 percent to just 3.6 percent. ah, well let's bring in our guests to day and joining us via skype from a buddha in nigeria is of a way, a quaker. he's a policy analyst of the consulting development. we imagined. marcella san jose as an executive director of the campaign for good governance in sierra leone. she joins us from nairobi and also on scott from london is can, if a, he's a development economist and lead consultant to the echo us commission of i will welcome to each of you. thanks for joining us here on inside story. marcella. we could start with you. cyril unions have enjoyed many years of relatively peaceful living since the civil war. how surprised are you

actually the reverse a lot, bridge across the west africa issue be 50 percent for the industry. $54.00, then $24.00. you called about $20.00 for one rug issue industry. so my question is right, we have to focus on barbie. but let me go to something, there are some countries within the region that our market is poor. the money in a quarter of home, up to commercial from us, going to about 5 meters from us access with no collect or a direction. so get more use into agriculture with no collector out and then addition. and that was really regional and you like the end of an optimistic note. so we will leave that that. thank you very much. indeed for joining us all our guest today, all the way a great group, marcella sanders essay and can if i am thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's out there a dot com and have other discussion to go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com slash ha inside story. it wasn't during the conversation on twitter. we are at a j inside story from me, nora kyle and the whole team here. my finance, ah. o

modern designs take him out. london serpentine pavilion, the new parliament building in the mean west africa, and tippett rise art. so to pavilion in the u. s. date of montana. these are just a few of the unique buildings designed by berlin based architect because this killing birdie, hina, if feudal, honest but do from this architecture, must not own evil fearless pacific need, but also inspire. yeah. did were mentioned only inspired people are capable of having visions and being energized to see them through that. so super common is it is your them on suzette. so cool fiscal, a born in gondo burkina faso moved to germany at 20. he found it is very, an architecture firm and 2005 and the day has 12 full time employees assist is architectural designs like the needs new national assembly building are inspired by the local culture. the impressive temper structure under construction since april draws on west africa. pullover tree tradition does be shipped to types of people looking to gather mention would look for a tree. ma voice was um, uncommon work volume. can i nimble ideally a large tree b

they're now in west africa, south of the sahara, east africa, some parts of south asia. so it will kill a leader. but that tends to help these groups continue to grow and, and get support isn't the problem is not the groups. are the leaders or the strategies of the west? necessarily. the problem is that you have millions and millions, tens or hundreds of millions of people living in an acceptable conditions of poverty of destitution, authoritarian governments, and they have no hope. and it's inevitable that some of them break often create these kinds of groups and there's going to be more at least a splintering of these groups taking place. and they adapt of god that has adapted after the death of in latin and after the death of the 2 other successors including the son. and now after the death of swati, they keep adapting and they join local groups like in yellow, northern syria that become part of the local landscape with a try to. and they will keep trying to do that. the level become very, very big. and they probably won't have the capability to attack international t

but even more disturbing is that the more lead us in west africa themselves, or let me very much, you know, the car is in to see about the week the body of angola, the former president has arrived in the capital wanda, ending a dispute over where he'll be buried shows he wanted a santa side from cardiac arrest in spain. last month, members of his family wanted him buried in barcelona, and one of his daughters requested a full of autopsy fighting allegations of suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. but on wednesday, a court in barcelona, all those channels died from natural causes and his body would be returned to the decision has been welcomed by and gold as governing party. the scientific daughter also alleges president jour lorenzo is using the repatriation to help his chances in the upcoming election is currently on the campaign trail ahead of when his ballad. oh, show a close race between his ruling m p l a and the opposition unique. so darn has declared a state of emergency in 6 states because of severe flooding. at least 77 people have died since the rainy season began

but even more, the step is that the more lead us in west africa themselves are hold. let me very much, you know, he's, he's in, do she is the week the body of an goal is for president has arrived in the, on the ending a dispute about where he'll be buried was it was, or both samples died from cardiac arrest while in spain, last month, some members of his family and the golden government have disagreed on the repass creation of his body. a course in barcelona rule that would be sent to luanda. the decision has been welcomed by an golden governing party. president, john lorenzo has been on the campaign trail to secure victory and wednesdays general election during sol says, and golda is less corrupt since he took over 5 years ago. his government has been criticized for failing to turn oil wealth into better living conditions. despite promises to improve the economy, how shall a close race between the ruling m, p l a and the opposition you need to no one can take away from the part dissolved ambition to end something that shamed us corruption, which was deeply rooted not

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political tensions. senegal has a good reputation of being one of the political stable countries in west africa. although protests in favor of the opposition turned violent last june with 3 people killed and several injured. maria garrison, glasgow reporting from senegal. they're well moving on to sport and in formula one max for stopping has one the hungarian grand prix. the dutchman started the rates way back on the grid after engine trouble hampered his qualifying session. but he survived a mid re spin to claim an unlikely victory. things couldn't have looked much bleaker for red bills, max for snap, and as he started 10 from the grid. but whole season, the dutchman has been there to pounds when his rivals of faltered. so it proved again in hungary. close his challenger, sharla clare spun off in france last week, and he had another wretched tie here pushed up and overtook him after the 2nd round of pit stops. laclare could only temporarily take advantage of a spin by the dutchman eventually trailed in 6 elsewhere. louis hamilton passed carlos signs and pull, sitting, teammate george russell

synagogue has a good reputation of being one of the stable countries in africa, particularly in west africa, but time. and again, you know that there is political attention, as we've seen recently in june with protests, of pro opposition protest that's turned to violence and even 3 people a dead. and again, the society does seem to be increasingly frustrated. and so one political disagreements can turn into protests nationwide. and now with these disagreements on the election results, this could be another reason for, for new tension to arrive. if the current president, mikey saw, also decides to run for a 3rd term in 2024. despite the countries to term limits than this could also create additional turmoil. so far the president has stayed vague about his intention, but he also did not deny the possibility of running again sports news now. and we can take a look at the team that won the trophy at the euro. 2022, england earlier the line s as were given a heroin or square in central london in front of thousands of them. and also proved a huge win for the fort. record crowds turned out for the

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good reputation of being one of the stabler countries politically in africa, and particularly in west africa by political tensions have arisen time. and again, as we've seen in june when pro opposition protests are left and 3 people dead. and there's a sense within the senegalese, a society of increasing frustration. and so a political disagreements, a can spur protests nationwide. and with these recent disagreements on the election results, there is a possibility that tensions could rise again. in addition, if president maggie saw decides to run for a 3rd term in the, in the presidential election of 2024. and despite the countries to term limits. and this could also add a turmoil to the situation. and so far the president has stayed vague about his intentions, but he also didn't deny the possibility of running again. maria, get nicholas good reporting from senegal. thanks so much. to sport in england have been crowned european football champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from ela

now for tropical africa, our usual pitcher here are plentiful storms, spells of rain in thunderstorms, off the ethiopian highlands moving further toward the west. southern africa, you know, not much to report plenty of sun here, but the wet and windy conditions will dissipate from ma bhutto and we'll see a mix of sun in cloud on tuesday looking pretty good. that sure up they pay for now . kat official airline of the journey live and robust it a lot of folks when they hear the word refugees think stranger, they think other la latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range. the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be on human rights and land defenders and brazil thing live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, a ah, welcome ackerman, about top stories here. this ala, the former us president, donald trump says his home has been searched by the f b. i from said the raid was not necessary or appropriate to him that he'd been cooperating with. one of government agencies holds of offi

west of south africa as big as city johannesburg. they were armed with machetes, golf clubs, and hammers. has been unrest around jams books since last week after 8 women were raped during a single attack in new nearby cruisers. daub people, police say illegal. miners were behind the assault, at least a 130 people have been arrested but only one immigration and 5, but only i beg your pardon on immigration and firearms charges. one person was killed during a similar demonstration last week. an immigration standoff as intensified in the u. s, as texas is forcefully busing, migrants to other states with little notice or coordination. the american civil liberties union has criticized the move and called on the federal government to investigate al jazeera as gabriel. and his under reports from new york. they arrived by bus, tired and hungry, several dozen migrants and asylum seekers from mostly central and south american countries. arrived over the weekend to a bus terminal in new york city. they all had one way tickets and nowhere to go.

right across west africa. burkina faso scenes may be down post, along with molly easing over towards the west coast. so sierra leone, seeing some heavy showers over the next few days, could see some showers over the next few days. just about that ease to sort of africa. we need the rain here. eastern parts of kenya could see some welcome rainfall, not as heavy as with like water got a little bit of wet weather for the western cape south africa. ah frank assessments, how much support is there if it's straight protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country, the street has been, has been very good. that's happening in to the call concerned to people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of the, the venue. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of live days, global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera lou? ah, you're wanting to see about reminder o

but even more the step is that the more lead us in west africa themselves. let me very much, you know, the car is in the week. the body of uncle is a former president has arrived in lawanda, ending a dispute about where he'll be buried. jose eduardo santos died from cardiac arrest . while in spain, the swamp. some members of the family and their golden government have disagreed on the repent creation of his body. a caution, barcelona role that would be sent to luanda. the decision has been welcomed by uncle, the governing party. president shall no entail has been on the campaign trail to secure victory and wednesdays general election or in till says and goal is corrupt . since he took over 5 years ago, his government has been criticized for failing to turn oil wealth into better living conditions. despite promises to improve the economy, wholesale, a close race between the ruling m, p l a and the opposition you need no one can take away from the part dissolved ambition to end something that shamed us corruption, which was deeply rooted not on the political i

but it's also a photograph by yannis davy guibinga, who is a a photographer from gabon, west africa.ff and kind of, like, collaborating with more artists. but, yeah, i've been trying to figure out ways to -- to make my music translate in more ways, you know what i mean i feel like i talk about sometimes things that are really heavy or very detailed. >> jimmy: yeah >> and some people are visual learners and so, i've been getting way more into film and into, you know, the -- the visual arts and working with artists like yannis or when i did - >> jimmy: where do you meet these artists? they come to you >> i -- i meet a lot of them through social media so luckily, we live in the future like the jetsons [ laughter ] and we can just -- you just meet people online but i met -- the first artist i did this with, nilo bionga, i met in ghana in january. and she's a painter and architect that has lived all over and had a lot of different experiences. and me and her had some conversations about our art. how it can be commodified. how important it can be as a a tool or a weapon and it kind of roll

and yet, as monkeypox started accelerating in west africa over the last number of years spreading more and more, the world didn't do anything. instead of flooding africa with vaccines to try to stomp out this outbreak, 3, 4, 5 years ago, the world did nothing because it was africa. unfortunately that is long-history of that. experts were telling us for years that monkeypox was a matter of time before monkeypox spread outside of africa to europe and north america and elsewhere and unfortunately the u.s. did not do enough to prepare. purchased very few dogess doses of vaccine so here we are. the good news is that despite a sluggish start at the federal level, our local health officials and at the state level sprung into action quickly and now at all levels we are rowing in the same direction. we just need to row a lot faster and we need more vaccines yesterday. we need more manufacturers of the vaccine. one manufacture is not enough. it needs to be licensed that ask manufacture not 5 or 6 million doses for u.s. other wise this will spread out of control. we have a small window of time to

of by thursday. much of the heavy rain pulling out of the coast of west africa could turn into something that system in the atlantic. no farther south of this, it is a much dryer and quieter picture for large areas of southern africa. temperature picking up for zombie up botswana and zimbabwe. but for cape town where it'll keep getting colder. thanks to a cold front that's working its way from west to east official airline of the journey. new voice if heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here whether really think in their own country shifting power of a case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen to have happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australian point to the poll with those images front of mine to the wall? it's very much going ports out in the media as well as on the battlefield. they're listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. a good reminder. top stories here on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden assigned him to law a $430000000000.00 climate heal

and you're talking about, you know, east africa, which is sick of waffle, which is west, african and region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for under 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams. these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team at the end of the day. and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level we can talk about course, offered to be very specific, west africa and banana banana, our end in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals. yes. or africa and via and also one who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focus suffer who have insisted for the past couple of years that for you to come to the course after turn.

after decades of requests, the return of west africa's looted treasures is soon gathering pace.rance returned objects, and germany is handing back its bronzes to nigeria. it will be a remarkable feat if all the 10,000 or so objects looted make their way home. but no longer can western institutions and collectors confidently maintain that artifacts stolen during the colonial era are rightfully theirs. still, the british museum, the holder of 900 bronzes, says it is legally prevented from returning its collection by an act of british parliament. >> the pressure is really on the british museum. a few years ago the british museum got together with a series of other museums in britain and across europe. and they reached a consensus between them with nigerian counterparts that they would loan back the bronzes in the rotation between them. the british museum was happy with that arrangement but that arrangement has completely fallen apart because virtually every other museum that was part of that arrangement has now decided to give back its bronzes. and the british museum is standing al

and paul, no one from more movie library, i says, west africa is still developing infrastructure i. installations and development will need every now across the continent. young people are ready to contribute, but often there isn't a what's in it for them. in this song, our resident rop akilah east talked about the lack of chances for many african youth. oh your there but needed was an opportunity. ah. yeah. i think you've got what it takes to make the place a better place. we think good crops demanding for a credit plate, for heaven's sake, give us a chance to elevate, give us the space, and they help in hand to little bit unemployed without jobs, or they called us lazy and will be frustrated and histories. they put us crazy promise me, but a big re spend more than we own. so we always in depth. we worked hard to game. he had a pain in the spring and from hand to mouth goes every played the weekend. they drive hot cost, retake them all, jobs, loopy and hot jobs. life is hard on the payment on the rise of national crisis, and it makes me wonder why the system was like this long wait, as well in c

and paul, no one from our novia. liberia says west africa is still developing infrastructure solutions and development will need every was full participation to achieve the result set. limited all in the hands of the government will take another century to work. there should be no more excuses. human beings should start fixed india every day, but decisions. so you are talking about personal responsibility and people taking charge. and on final, once on jim's past cost less in long whim allow, he says, here in malawi, retirement age has been increased from 65 to 70. when do young people get employment? it's a big question. i feel what you're saying, and let us also know what you think about this particular topic because shed was dos with us on our facebook page, d, w, africa. now across the continent, young people are ready to contribute, but offenders and any opportunity for them in this song arrested, interrupt macula east talks about the lack of chances for many african youth. oh, you're there, but needed was an opportunity. ah, yeah. i think you've got what it takes to make the plac

possibility has seen demand for palm oil increase almost centered unfold since 990. originate from west africa. 85 percent of the world's palm oil now originates in indonesia and malaysia. despite the plants incredible properties, there's a catch. it only grows in the tropics, the location of the world. tropical rain forests. ready are growing appetite upon oil has meant deforestation in a single decade. forest totaling size of israel being lost, destroying rain price to displaced indigenous peoples and labor pieces have been documented on palm oil plantation deforestation destroys habitat tooth threatening pungent species from march and tigers. to be around the turn, one of human closest relatives. but the rain forests problems don't end in the rain promised caitlin's ecological, which weapons. when that dried out to grow oil, tom can catch fire creating evolution and foaming surrounding region. deforestation is also a leading cause of climate change since the c o. 2 absorbing powers of trees and soils are last good amount of the deforestation for palm oil has it could be called caitlin areas

what do you mean more dis, debbie is that did democratic lead, se west africa themselves? i know, let me very much in the esto koran easy to. she is asked a week and he asked her a willing and unprepared to listen to the rise of a plan is content to our partially by the foot insecurities that we are seen around . so between now and june 2020. the south region is still going to be pre g o stable, put up pop up public discontent and guinea. and it comes out on the streets. we've seen it in terms of the protests that a bad but you know, in the military don't do themselves any favor, do they, when they start to ban democratic groups or groups. civil society groups that have transformed themselves into potentially very important political parties in the future. that about a, if there is a, an election, they groups the f and d. c. they've been banned. if they've been banned off the streets, if they'd be banned from talking or debating what happens with a new prime minister. where is the democracy in that, and where is the empowerment of the people of guinea? to be able to talk t

the gambia environmental monitoring system science project in west africa is also tried to involve the local population in the process with one waiting for every change as carefully noted m u h week cardiac to clarity and are the see not david davis collect environmental data from the aquatic, an terrestrial echo systems in 6 locations along the gumbo river. right now i'm recording the parameters we have here, which is their temperature humidity, the wind speed, the wind chill, the air pressure, altitude, do point, and the wind direction. the effects of climate change are causing hardship for many who live near the river. for centuries, they help subsist that on small scale fishing and farming man groups, which will to salt out of the water made that possible. but due to the rise and sea level and extensive droughts, the reverse salt content got so high, it's killed many cheese. that's been disastrous for farmers like fat to mata barrow ha, car, or data. we used to harvest rice here down, but now the yield is low, ambled, went among gross, we're helping big nowhere, no problem. so wond

another example is the situation in west africa, where, under the pretext of combating terrorism, theuropean countries were sent for decades, the eu missions have been fighting terrorists, training official security forces, while not fully making their own efforts. i would like to note that the government and the head of african countries. what is called holding a blow? they are pursuing their own line of independence, strengthening sovereignty, developing the economy and defense capability in a multipolar world. from the text of the defense of russia seeks to expand cooperation with african countries in the field of military and military-technical cooperation, interest in the participation of national teams and delegations from africa in the international army games and the forum that is present in this hall today. we can see the military leaders of friendly states from burundi , the republic of guinea, cameroon, mali, sudan, uganda, the children of ethiopia, the republic of south africa, we appreciate your support and intend to increase cooperation on mutually beneficial projects. t

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the gambia environmental monitoring system science project in west africa is also tried to involve the local population in the process with 1900. every change as carefully noted, m u h week cardiac to clarity and, and to see not david davis collect environmental data from the aquatic on terrestrial echo systems in 6 locations along the gambia river right now. and record in the parameters we have here, which is their temperature humidity, the wind speed, the wind chill, the air pressure, altitude, do point, and of in direction. the effects of climate change are causing hardship for many who lived near the river. for centuries the help subsisted on small scale fishin and farming man groups, which will to salt out of the water made that possible. but due to the rise and sea level and extensive droughts, the reverse salt content got so high, it's killed many cheese. that's been disastrous for farmers like fat to mata barrow . ha car, toyota. we used to harvest rice here down, but now the yield is low am would when the among gross we're healthy in big nowhere . no problem. so wondering why

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the atlantic ocean is eroding the course of west africa, an unstoppable phenomenon. now, residents of young in the fall than cynical have reversed the trend, and we wanted to take a look. trees no longer grow here, and nobody can live here anymore. on the island of deer, gay and southern senegal, the atlantic waves are eating away. the shoreline is happening on the whole west african coast. the reason rising sea levels, a consequence of human induced global warming. jude thereby st. is an elementary school teacher in d o gay. he says in the 6 years that he's lived here, the situation has become much worse. well that other than your love larger, but the sea, the sea levels have been rising, taken over the beach map or that when i arrive in 2016 just here. and you can see coconut trees all along the beach. yeah, the member even had houses just here is that were about 20 meters from the sea theater. but now the seas advancing. only the land that nobody's on tomorrow. you're welcome yell on there. he lost himself with pity. the chief now shall thereby send is fighting ag

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they are originally found in west africa but have been spotted in more than 2 dozen counties in california now contra costa is one of them. >> tip out anything that's holding water that shouldn't cans buckets containers. bird pet water bowls and these invasive species. they actually light individual eggs on the inside of these small containers and they can actually stick to them. so in addition to tossing the water are asking residents to actually scrub out the containers too better, you know, that eliminating the eggs. >> let's hope are successful. crews are going to be going to certain neighborhoods specifically where this species was first detected in martinez. if you live in these areas, they may want come in your backyard and do a little inspection. maybe even treated a bit. so just a heads up there. all right. still ahead, new gun control legislation discussed at the state capitol. >> why some lawmakers say it's too close to stripping citizens of their second citizens of their second amendment righ when a truck hit my car, citizens of their second amendment righ the insurance company