western africa. to deal with a pandemic which it was universally agree. was in the needs threat the united states and other countries i mean the warnings about this since. the beginning of the millennium have been constant the planning. has been kind of there are reports that we have been diets and in his son when the united states it's in your country and. most countries of western europe are always planning came to not it was a largely. ignored and now in my country. president tried has who it is desirable on which is a medical spokesman james scott apple as he's a parks news commentator who exactly parrots the line that the tribe in ministration expresses that mass probably useless schoolchildren don't transmit the earth and to make the test change should be limited to only people in critically endangered groups trump obvious he says things that he says off of the united states doing better and he certainly is doing better than that the united kingdom on deaths per capita well in the case of britain i mean i think. it is so obvious that a deliberate st

western africa are to deal with a pandemic which it was universally agree. was in the needs threat the united states and other countries i mean the warnings about this since. the beginning of the millennium have been constant the planet. has been kind of their reports have been dance and it but it's suddenly united states it's in your country and. most countries of western europe are always planning came to nona was a largely ignored and now in my country. president tribe has who he says are all on which is a medical spokesman name scott apple as he's a parks news commentator who exactly parrots the line that the tribe in ministration expresses that a man has probably useless schoolchildren don't transmit the earth and to make the test change should be limited to only people in critically endangered groups trump obvious he says things that he says off of the united states doing better and he certainly is doing better than that the united kingdom on deaths per capita well in the case of britain i mean i think. it is now obvious that a deliberate strategy of h

as i said, more rainfall will be coming your way, especially across western africa, as it is the seasonre. also toward nigeria, central africa, the republic, could be more rainy conditions below the sahara desert. temperatures have been pretty warm along those parts. as you move up north, temperatures are increasing over the parts. what that does is perfecting a lot of the mediterranean as the heat crosses over gibraltar, affecting spain, portugal, and italy, where rome is at 53 degrees. expect conditions to move to lisbon. across asia, pacific has been busy in terms of typhoons and tropical storms. fifth one making landfall in north korea. it looks like it might make a second landfall. talking about haishen.ious amou of rainfall in china, north korea, russia. strong winds could be coming your way, as well. japan dealt with it with, limiting injuries and loss of life. we need to be prepared for further storms in the northern parts. temperature wise, it is going to be a hot one. chongqing, moving to the eastern side of china as they go into the mid 30s. speaking of mid 30s, basically wha

in in western africa so each each point on their trying will have to see each side has to be the address and into we see that in reinvesting in basic healthcare. it's the absolute. a purty. we're going to see it. future appeared to mix. in a sense repeated however that scenes are not the solution a weapon the solution how so lie on each of these 3 points of in socialized a ripple through the destruction truck wars in this investment in basic you know just very briefly america since you are speaking to us from los angeles and here are the greatest chronicler of it sir history i better ask even though tens of thousands upon tens of thousands are being killed in your country by covert what ever made of the air this incarnation of the civil rights struggle the black lives matter protests raging across the united states look after bernie sanders concession to joe biden. tens of thousands of young activist ideal that's earth were basically lurked in the desert the. toll the bully or you should do is going out there any people militant vote in this rebellious generations sense was saved by clie

but not least we have a lot of desperate people in the countries of the region especially in western africa especially in the. region there are more and more conflicts and more and more desperate people willing interest better lives what's the spanish government doing to help. specially. in danger while making this very very difficult. nuts not enough at least that's what a lot of activists say and that's also what the human rights commission of the european union said in a state statement recently they criticize that as does not do enough in the search and rescue missions they all to criticize that's housing conditions and especially here on that kind every islands and want to activists that criticize that migrants don't have access to that site and procedures that you can speak about the ports a sense without a proper you go basis and they stress the need for more search and rescue missions briefly if you could local politicians are putting the blame on the e.u. what do they want to see happen. i think 1st of all they want more attention of course all the focus is on the eastern mediterra

they run the gamut from blonde haired blue eyes folks to people who look directly out of western africaion and a choice in a kind of duty to almost defend this identity, that i felt myself coming close to being perceived as having left behind and when i wrote this op—ed in the new york times in 2012, you know, in retrospect i can say that i was attempting to convince a readership of one, i was trying to persuade myself that... interesting. having these children that i was aware were going to most likely look in ways that other people would not perceive as lucky, i was trying to convince myself i was not giving up any so—called authenticity and it wasn't until i was actually living with them not as ideas but as actual flesh and blood with them not as ideas but as actualflesh and blood human beings that i realised i was going to have to have a much more sophisticated and complicated understanding of what it means to be authentic. right, so you clearly did a very bad job, if you don't mind me saying, of convincing yourself because your ideas have evolved not so much around a corner but a c

when ebela was careening through western africa, august of 2014, basically had a vaccine that was at the same place as our candidate vaccines were at the end of august 14, the final approval by the food and drug administration came in december of 2019. clearly that phi-year time horizon is just too long in this situation and the administration recognized that. the president recognized that. and leaned in to the process of developing a vaccine. one of the more remarkable things i have seen, the food and drug administration is going to license the production of appropriate vaccine candidates prior to their approval. now they can't be sold until they get that final approval so there's a financial risk that is taken by this companies that proceed with the production of that vaccine. but for those who remember the fall of 2009, when h1n1 was such a problem in this country, remember the vaccine was developed and then another month went by before there was sufficient quantity of eff the vaccine to begin vaccinating the most vulnerable populations. that's not going to happen under the watch

very big damage we are not so blind that this time that you pull a word hit three countries in western africathis is a tragedy if you care about education, race, mental health, gender or government budgets and having money to do things you want government to d do. this cost so much. i put $3 trillion in 2015 and by the time this is done we would be at over $20 trillion of total economic cost. i was way understating even when i said the term $3 trillion. that was gigantic. building a pcr diagnostic that can be done at a mega testing level where you test 20% of the country, that can be done. the vaccine can be done. the tracking to see things earlier, that can be done. thehis at hit 20 years ago, state of biology, digital infrastructure, you would have had to pray that it didn't come back. now, we do have all the things we need so that a pathogen like this wouldn't be a big deal in the future. ed: i hope you're right. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us today. talked about the dangers of politicizing the agency.

1000000 people have now been displaced by severe flooding due to exceptional rainfall across western central africa in the generally $65.00 people have died in large parts of the capital are now under water and here is actually one of the world's driest countries but the rainy season has intensified in recent years which is linked to climate change this is. capital with the suburbs are under water earlier this month there was more rain in a single day then the country usually experiences over the whole rainy season president macky sall has launched an emergency aid plan for people there and of course sudan where hundreds of thousands of people displaced by heavy flooding a calling for more help their homes were destroyed by the worst flooding in a century tens of thousands of students are among those whose lives are being disrupted here morgan has a report from one how many are struggling to keep up with their studies just hours left before ray and japhet and her colleagues sit for sudan's general high school certificate examination in the capital how to it's a requirement to be able to get into un

we are not so blind that this time it's not just ebola, which it three countries in western africa. this is a tragedy if you care about education, mental health, gender, if you care about government budgets. having money to do things that you want the government to do, this cost so much. talk.$3 billion in my ted by the time this is done, we will be at over $20 trillion of total economic cost. it, even whenting that ishe term, gigantic. it takes rich people getting sick, it takes rich economies being affected. when that happens, the world gets together. the state of science is such building a pcr diagnostic that can be done at a mega testing level where you test 20% of the country, that can be done. the vaccine can be done. the tracking to see things earlier, that can be done. thehis at hit 20 years ago, state of biology, digital infrastructure, you would have had to pray that it didn't come back. now, we do have all the things we need so that a pathogen like this wouldn't be a big deal in the future. ed: i hope you're right. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us toda

this time this is not just ebola which he three countries in western africa, this is a tragedy if you care about education, race, mental health, gender, having money to do things you want government to do this cost so much. i put $3 trillion in 2015. by the time this is done we got $20 trillion total economic cost. i was way understating it. when i said the term $3 trillion, that is so gigantic. it takes rich people getting sick, rich economies being affected. when that happens the world gets together in the state of science is such that building a pcr diagnostics it can be done at omega testing level where you test 20% of the country every week that technology can be done out of gm oh sequencing which is extremely high-volume. the antivirals can be done, the tracking to see things earlier can be done. if this had 20 years ago the state of biology, digital infrastructure, you would have had to just pray that it didn't come back. now we have all the things we need so that a pathogen like this won't be a big deal in the future. >> i hope you are right. thank you for taking the time to s

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embezzlers of public fund funds are to cry it's gangsters are stealing the money from africa sending this money to western countries which are very good at lecture in africa on democracy and transparency and then by the end of the day when you read the report you don't get that sense of that if the embezzlers are to be held accountable those who are on the recipient and should also be held accountable. no i hear what i hate the you say and that and i and i and i and i think you are you have a point in a sense. you know the determinants because if financial flows are complex and that . there are a whole panoply of factors involved ranging from multinational and trade it isn't government officials a tax advisor on financial institutions lawyers accountants banks other financial institutions so of course in the middle we do recognize that you know my levels of corruption are nice to tuition problem where you have weekly situation and governance capacity temples to rule of law. together with low levels of transparency in economic and financial transactions oh. oh political instability then of course. the inci

more than a 1000000 people have been displaced by severe flooding in western and central africa in the share at least 65 people have died in large parts of the capital remain underwater these areas one of the world's driest countries but the rainy season hasn't tense a fight in recent years which has been linked to climate change in sudan hundreds of thousands of people displaced by heavy flooding are calling for more help their homes were destroyed by the worst flooding in a century tens of thousands of students are among those whose lives are being disrupted here morgan reports from khartoum on home many are struggling to keep up with their studies just hours left before ryann jaffer and her colleagues sit for sudan's general high school certificate examination in the capital hard to it's a requirement to be able to get into university but after she and her family lost their home in the floods that prospect seemed almost impossible. my only concern was to get my books out so that i can study and sit in my examinations it's hard we've lost everything we've lost a house and that is har

across central and western africa, more devastation. this is senegal‘s capital, dakar.ming weeks. there's no respite in sight. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — the british—iranian woman who was detained in iran four years ago and is almost reaching the end of herjail term, but has been told she will face another trial on sunday. earlier we spoke to richard ratcliffe, nazanin's huband — to find out more — who has spent the past four years fighting for her return we have been battling to get home insisting it has been a political barn and checked all along. we had counted only weeks until it would be over so to be dragged into court yesterday by the judge to be told there was a new court case on sunday and to be told it is all the same evidence as last time, it is a very political charge and it was a tough day yesterday. i am calling on the government to protect people. it is not for me to tell them how to do theirjob but it is clearly that policy is not working and they have to look at ways both to protect nazanin and the others being held but also make sure others are not ta

more than a 1000000 people have been displaced by severe flooding in western and central africa and anger is growing in senegal over the government's response to flooding there a surge in rainfall has caused rivers sea overflow destroying and inundating homes and businesses around the region president macky sall launched an emergency aid plan to help those in need but many say it's not enough. in sudan thousands of people have lost everything to the floods are calling for more help aid started to arrive over the weekend but it hasn't been enough at least 100 people were killed and thousands of homes have been submerged the now river routes are record level at night as waters are receding is a growing threats of water borne diseases mohammed settle has this reports from one of sudan's worst affected cities. we are in durham and right on the banks of the nile which has been. you know a lifeline for the people of sudan but in the past few weeks has caused much diverse nation to the people of this country as you said hundreds of thousands of people have been declared homeless after their home

more than a 1000000 people have been displaced by severe flooding in western and central africa and anger is growing in senegal over the government's response to flouncing that a surgeon rainfall has caused rivers to overflow destroying and inundates in homes and businesses president in emergency aid plan to help those in need but many say it's not enough nicholas. i said the capital dhaka. were inside the home where about 15 people shared this household in the suburbs of their car in kerman start at a week after torrential rains where in a matter of 24 hours 3 months of rain fell and flooded the water still hasn't receded this is their son's bedroom still flooded the living room. and the sewage in the bathroom here the stench is absolutely unbearable and the water isn't just inside of homes 3 to have turned into rivers and neighborhoods into islands this isn't due to an overflowing river this is sewage water it's dirty water and there's a real fear of water borne diseases such as cholera or. already the health system is struggling with a coronavirus outbreak in so senegal has launched an

implementation of robust regional strategies to meet the china challenge in europe, the western hemisphere, africa, the middle east, the arctic and of course the into pacific itself. itsefl.pacific -- itself. i look forward to working with him in areas of convergence between our bills to forge a strong, unified, and bipartisan approach. more specifically to the hearing today, i am interested in hearing a sense of their perspective on where we stand in their respective regions of responsibility. europe and the western hemisphere. there is a lively debate between europe and the united states in the right approach to china. as we hear in the u.s. come to grips developing the right policy, our friends in europe will be among the closest partners. i don't know anyone would argue the president's destructive approach has made our efforts to advance the joint agenda any easier. imposing tariffs on our allies is not a good recipe for success. publiclyy and insulting leaders across europe is not a recipe for success. an essential building block must have a strong transatlantic alliance which today of course

western sudan. train services in south africa have closed down stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers the pandemic has already severely limited rail services now managers report unprecedented levels of vandalism and fest from a tomato reports from johannesburg. about 1200000 commuters across south africa's halting province use these trains every day there are a lifeline for those travelling to work in school who can't afford more expensive transport such as mini bus taxis but with coronavirus lockdown restrictions limiting timetables and now widespread theft train services across all the africa are facing a crisis thieves have pillaged stations stolen cables and vandalized facilities in how to province alone trains are operating at under a 3rd of normal capacity we considered as a chronic illness i would tell you because proton is an economic hub if you really infrastructure it's a revolution in france which is the one that only link many economy get if it is solved it is a real economy from that angle in this mobile footage the eaves a scene risking $3000.00 volts of electricity running through t

athens around $31.00 celsius last the hot dry see across northern parts of africa want to see those showers out of that western side of the med will bring some wet weather into northern areas of algeria central areas around the sahal in africa will see further showers all the way to the west. frank assessments seeing in yemen. what it means to fish it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many calls all the enemy a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after to use a proxy because look at a recent big interest the bill if you prefer in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. in the in the in. the in. the again you're watching al-jazeera live from doha fully back to recap of our top stories both india and china are accusing each other's armies of violating an agreement and firing shots in a disputed border region china says indian troops crossed the border in the western himalayan region but india's laid the blame with china accusing it of provocative measures to escalate tension to australian reporters in china have

exploring for coal in the biggest national park who engage in national park in western zimbabwe is home to one of africa's biggest population of elephants along with large prides of lions and herds of buffalo and anti poaching team checking on endangered dry nose reportedly found chinese workers hunting for coal samples they were arrested but later returned with permits for exploratory drilling on monday lawyers launched an urgent application in the high court to sought exploratory drilling in the pike. and now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera new details are emerging about how a prominent belive hussein opposition leader was reportedly snatched from the street in minsk it's believed unknown men tried to force maria calista the score of a across the border into ukraine protests have been held demanding her release. un human rights chief michel bashir lay is urging moscow to investigate the poisoning of a russian opposition leader alexina the german experts say that he was poisoned with a nerve agent chalk although russia disputes this russian they says it's not acceptable for russia to deny the n

it's expressed itself in the desire of the people of africa to be independent of western europe. they want to be free. and my judgment is that they don't want to give their freedom up to become communists. they want to stay free, independent perhaps of us, but certainly independent of the communists. and i believe if we identify ourselves with that force, if we identify ourselves with it as lincoln, as wilson did, as franklin roosevelt did, if we become known as the friend of freedom, sustaining freedom, helping freedom, helping these people in the fight against poverty and ignorance and disease, helping them build their lives, i believe in latin america, africa, and asia, eventually in the eastern europe and the middle east, certainly in western europe, we can strengthen freedom. we can make it move. we can put the communists on the defensive. mr. howe: your comment, mr. vice president? mr. nixon: first, with regard to poland, when i talked to mr. gomulka, the present leader of poland, for six hours in warsaw last year, i learned something about their problems and particularly h

and dry athens around 31 celsius last a hot dry 2 across northern parts of africa want to see the showers out of that western side of the med will bring some wet weather into northern areas of algeria central areas around the sahal in africa will see further showers all the way to the west. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demand as a global power developing to the investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stream our we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally shell energy solutions for future generation the bridgetown pioneering future. the. the earth. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia has reduced the sentences of 8 people involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in turkey last year 5 of them were sentenced to death for the killing but that's. 20 years in jail ability to see an opposition leader is missing after being snatched off the streets by mass th

and that would be on a regional basis so they're saying they want to see asia 2 seeds of africa one seat for western europe and then one seat for what's called the others group and latin american and caribbean caribbean group respectively so there's a fairly detailed plan as well as adding additional nonpermanent members to that but the thing is of course the minute you come up with a plan like that people other people said well we want to different plans right so . this proposal comes not just from germany but it's called the g. force or germany india brazil and japan so all countries on this kind of leg middling powers could not is not suitable countries. critics would look at germany and say well you know you're angling for a permanent seat yourself of course you would say that you know it so it is incredibly difficult to change these. bodies once they've become so entrenched and once the powers of trade think of you know u.s. viewers might think of you know changes to the u.s. constitution they're very difficult indeed difficult indeed and we see here that we're just about to start that video me

it expressed itself in the desire of africa to be dependent of -- independent of western europe. my guess is they don't want to give up their freedom to be communists. they want to stay free. i believe if we identify ourselves with that force, if we identify ourselves as lincoln did, as wilson did, strength and roosevelt did, if we become known for sustaining freedom, have been these people against the fight against poverty and disease, helping them build their lives, i believe latin america, africa, asia, eventually eastern europe and the middle east, certainly western europe, we can make it move. we can put the communists on the defensive. mr. howe: your comment, mr. vice president? v.p. nixon: first, with regard to poland, when i talked to the present leader of poland in warsaw last year, and there's something about their problems, in particular his, right under the soviet gun, with soviet troops there. he is in a very difficult position and taking anything independent a position which would be independent of the soviet union. let's see what we've done for poland. half $1 bill

just around that cell in the end of the red sea just around the western side of yemen more showers then making the way across the heart of africa central areas pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some very heavy rain well way down into a northern parts of the democratic republic of congo uganda seeing some very heavy rain heavy rain there too into that western side of kenya we have got a few showers just around the eastern pos of kenya before much of southern africa it is dry very wet weather though pushing its way across the southern cuyp epping up around the eastern cape as we go on through sunday pushing is why a little further east was inquiring down for monday. but. this lines of money and. p.p.p. sions playground election season they say if you win in bond or you're big on their money let promises on made on votes on their holder for saying so you're paying them to vote for you not really real changes made their way to the lives of the people who want. now on leave in. on are just you. the. color get this is 00 let's remind you of the main news this hour the turkish ministry is redeploying heavily armored vehicles to

damaged has disrupted travel worldwide and my 1st trip to africa using a 1st richie's germany took me to vitamin d. in the state of mecklenburg western pomerania. here from the lighthouse you can get . good view of the full degree sort. of. travelling in coronavirus times how does that look like with all the social distancing in hygiene rules it's summer in germany so it's high season and bet means it can get really crowded on the beach in restaurants in hotels and i would like to know how those people in charge and the tourists are dealing with this situation here in volume and. holiday makers are back here involved in the end the baltic coast and of course i'm curious to find out more about what's brought them here. where you're from cologne what brought you here and it's like baltic sea coast is the nicest coast we know we've been coming here for years. i mean do you still get that holiday feeling despite the coronavirus condemning up under me. restrictions like putting on a mask in stores aren't a big deal apart from that there aren't many restrictions we go biking swimming and jogging so for us it absolutely feels like a holiday

guerrilla warfare in africa expanded infrastructure with roads and railways, but nowhere was the concentration of forces so great as on the western front, where the stalemate brought ecological of people. here are french soldiers struggling across no man's land. scenes like this letter devastation ruined landscapes pitted and cracked with craters and trenches and quickly became a metaphor for the great war's waist. opposing forces fired over one billion shells, and now it formed a substratum of soil, slowly making their way back to surface. it is typical for farmers to unearth these relics, many of which are still dangerous, still explosive. they will collect them, set them by the side of the road, and then government agencies back him up. i had a chance to meet with some over the summer who took me to the collection depot. here is some of the stuff they recover over the course of a year. it is incredible. they first have to identify what sort of shell, chemical, gas. is it still alive? we will come back to that. don't look. these hard minutes haunt the land, may and murder. occasionally bombs caught in tractor plows will explode

mean could you see want to see scattered showers across the whole western and northern areas of turkey plenty of rain through central africa particularly to the west around the gulf of guinea and actually this line of clouds here this is going to be more rain into a cape town it'll also bring the temperature down over the next couple of days but as it does that things really warm up sunny across into johannesburg for these temperatures for the next few days so cape town the average is 19 but with those rain showers on monday just 15 degrees celsius it does begin to warm up a little bit as the skies clear johannesburg there certainly by. she's day partly cloudy skies a high of 27 so to say you warm sunny for this time in september. but . you have to choose between your sight and feeding your family what do you do and it happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when your son could face death from a dog bites what you do every day to cut the cost of living take choice can you afford them. films are inspiring solutions to. e.g. selects on al-jazeera. news the. welcome back or come out of our top stories here on al-jazee

foreign minister has canceled a planned visit to berlin ed accuse western nations of using the poisoning as grounds for sanctions to africa now in ivory coast top court has cleared the president to run for a 3rd term even though the legal limit is set to president assad ouattara successfully argue that a 2016th amendment to the constitution reset the number of court rejected 40 of the 44 candidates for next month's election including former president back 4 and one time rebel leader turned prime minister. and aide to former nissan boss carlos colon is used to go on trial in japan for financial misconduct greg kelly was arrested in 2018 he denies under reporting tens of millions of dollars in pay that go and was allegedly promise after his retirement own was arrested but escaped 11 on and is wanted by japanese police. and still ahead on the program protests capital to mock 2000 days since the start of a saudi made offensive and the man portrayed and the hollywood film hotel rwanda is in force on terror charges and you know. we have got signs of some cool and wet weather coming into the northwestern corner of the u.s. not e

be a few shows just around that western side of yemen once again just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers right across the heart of africa maybe want to coastal showers just pushing their way to that eastern side of kenya but it's western kenya pushing across into uganda that will see some really heavy rain as we go through the next couple of days more of the same there on choose day just noticed over towards the gulf of guinea as they should be there will be some heavy downpours there all the way across into nigeria for much of southern africa in a slouchy to i was saying some wetter weather just around the eastern cape that's in the process of just not going away now so brightening up quite nicely here 18 celsius in portland both warmest still as we go on into cheese day. an image can change the way we see the womb if we had not seen this we would be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created longing for a fellow opportunity it can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this is for x. and 13 points for pretty intensive it can forge narratives already right

and dry athens around 31 celsius last a hot dry 2 across northern parts of africa want to see those showers out of that western side of the med will bring some wet weather into northern areas of algeria central areas around the sahal in africa will see further showers all the way to the west. 1967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monitored the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional manager israel over $200.00 were killed and wounded the front part of the ship was just red with blood what happened that day has long been the subject of cover up and mystery mount the truth can be revealed the day israel attacked america a major investigation on al-jazeera islam some money in a. home to extraordinary funny things. dealing with health issues the nominees in some of the toughest living conditions people who. are just you know news the lives of the remarkable people who work. on friday. night on al-jazeera. live. but the back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia has reduced the sentences o

mean could you see want to see scattered showers across the whole western and northern areas of turkey plenty of rain through central africa particularly to the west around the gulf of guinea and this line of clouds here this is going to be more rain into a cape town it'll also bring the temperature down over the next couple of days but as it does that things really warm up sunny across into johannesburg these temperatures for the next few days so cape town the average is 19 but with monday just 15 degrees celsius it does begin to warm up a little bit as the skies clear johannesburg by cheese day partly cloudy skies a high of 27 so say you warm sunny for this time in september. 1967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional and israel over 200 were killed in the front part of the ship was just read with what happened that day has long been the subject of cover up the mystery mount the truth can be revealed the day israel attacked america a major investigation on how does. welcome back

be a few shows just around that western side of yemen once again just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers right across the heart of africa they want to coastal showers just pushing their way to that eastern side of kenya but it's western kenya pushing across into uganda that will see some really heavy rain as we go through the next couple of days more of the same there on choose day just noticed over towards the gulf of guinea as a ship it will be some heavy downpours there all the way across into nigeria for much of southern africa. has seen some wetter weather just around the eastern cape that's in the process of just not going away now so brightening up quite nicely here 18 celsius in portland both warmest still as we go on into cheese day. this lands of money and. p.p.p. shin. ground during election season they say if you win on your god they are but he . promises are made and votes are counted they're also for c. so you have to think they're both very but we're real changes make their way to the lives of the people who are now on leave in. this land. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here

welcome to voice became drivetime archer's important follicle university of western cape refused raja most generally agree on weekly africa report not a 5 demographer you while you're on what's happening in fact the interesting thing about him on whole room that when he started to become politically aware and when he started to talk about political awareness and remember political awareness in suffolk and in those days was about basic human rights unfortunately and this is a big blot on our community a lot of the allam of the time a lot of the community elders of the time told him to keep quiet they said he was going and doing things that was going to cause trouble. but rather than avoiding trouble the young man had ruined seemed to attract it. and the mass community devoted a lot of time and effort to helping local poor and underprivileged families. and gave special attention to families whose breadwinners had been forced into exile or had died fighting the apartheid regime his focus was on seeking justice and speaking out against a whole range of unfair treatment. i think one when needs to 1st of all look at the him arm

just around that cell in the end of the red sea just around the western side of yemen more showers then making the way across the heart of africa central areas pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some very heavy rain well way down into a northern parts of the democratic republic of. uganda seeing some very heavy rain heavy rain there too into that western side of kenya we have got a few showers just around the eastern pos of kenya before much of southern africa it is dry february weather though pushing its way across the southern cape up around the eastern cape as we go on through sunday pushing is why a little further east was in quantum down for monday. in the global fight against financial. crime banks rely on databases for custom a chance and it requires you to ensure that you know who that person is a new understand the risk that that person brings to the bank in terms of financial current outages or world investigates big financial data and what can happen if you find yourself on a list they're just terrorists the database on al-jazeera. 967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monito

just around that cell in the end of the red sea just around the western side of yemen more showers then making the way across the heart of africa central areas pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some very heavy rain all way down into a northern parts of the democratic republic of congo uganda seeing some very heavy rain heavy rain there too into that western side of kenya we have got a few showers just around the eastern pos of kenya before much of southern africa it is dry february weather though pushing its way across the southern cape up around the eastern cape as we go on through sunday pushing is why a little further east was inquiring down for monday. rewind returns. with updates on the best of out to sirius documentaries i will compel you to it onion we are in the onion the fruits paths the heart and this is the temple mount this is the only city in rewind continues with losing louisiana what was once a thriving community only water with murdering your. evil white on the southern tip of me it lies submerged 30 feet below us on al-jazeera. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking

be a few shows just around that western side of yemen once again just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers right across the heart of africa if you want to coastal showers just pushing their way to that eastern side of kenya but it's western kenya pushing across into uganda that will see some really heavy rain as we go through the next couple of days more of the same there on tuesday just noticed over towards the gulf of guinea as they should be there will be some heavy downpours they're all the way across into nigeria for much of southern africa it is laci to i was saying some wetter weather just around the eastern cape that's in the process of just not going away now so brightening up quite nicely here 18 celsius in portland both warmest still as we go on into cheese day. from lagos to jerusalem by ahmad the government has plans to leave man alone form my last man history man back around. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions in the struggling communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al jazeera. global pandemic. family comes 1st. for every american health care