benefit the developed world the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at the global level. a new era is here and a stylish self-confident one at that enter kenya's female taxi drivers the little cabs and allows customers in nairobi to opt for a woman driver that's becoming increasingly popular so female cabbies are on the rise. because that said you know. maybe he'll do it like fifteen of us and the number has reached one hundred into one needs so far and also you're looking oates to be more kenya's economy is expanding but the increase in wealth is far from equally shared women are still worse off than men. these cabbies earn around five hundred euros per month depending on how many calls they get. yeah features a rating system too. but for most it's having a woman at the wheel that counts i'm more comfortable being driven by a woman than a man mine and women are more friendly. easy to talk to and it makes the right. on the job looks easier than it is that women have to be strong and self-confident partly because many men st

the world health organization says it's preparing for the worst case scenario as it ships in the experimental vaccine to the d.l.c. to tackle a new outbreak. and purchase in the philippines after the supreme court removes its top judge a critic the president did to. the palestinians have been killed on the israel gaza border both on the israeli gunfire and hundreds have been injured as demonstrators around for the seventh friday in a row forty three people have now being killed in the protests which call for palestinian refugees to be able to return to the ancestral land in israel the protest to last until cheers day the day palestinians call or catastrophe marking the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when israel was created in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. a report by save the children says hundreds of children in gaza. have been injured by israeli gunfire the recent protests the report found that more than eight thousand palestinians have been injured since the protests began in march including seven hundred children of those it found more than two thousand pe

while scu nthorpe, salford and swansea are among 40 places exceeding limits deemed safe by the world healthpeople around the world are dying due to poor air quality each year. with more than 90% of these deaths occurring in low and middle—income countries, mainly in asia and africa. there has been some improvement though — with cities including london and sheffield showing a fall in air pollution levels. as we've mentioned, this new research shows air pollution in scu nthorpe is the worst in england. hull's pollution levels also sit way above the limit set by the world health organisation. there's concern for the health of children whose schools are near factories and busy roads. kate sweeting reports. what types of pollution do know about? to know many types. people are well aware of the significance of today positive report. just worrying me because i don't like pollution because if you could other places like india, you see how much pollution there is. it is unbelievable. it is very upsetting because it is beginning to affect wildlife. the pollution from the steelworks also causes the ai

say choking report only edit we very that's right hold your breath helen a new study from the world health organization has revealed that seven million people die each year from diseases caused by air pollution the study also shows that poor countries bear the brunt of these deaths while air quality has actually improved in european cities low income countries in asia and africa have seen the air more contaminated. air pollution an invisible threat that affects almost everyone on the planet clean air has become a luxury now the world health organization has described the situation as unacceptable. lying every ten persons around the wall breathing air that these know all too respecting the recommended guidelines of ritual for quality so he's going to be young the requirement. that's really very dramatic while few have access to pure air air quality goes hand in hand with inequality ninety percent of air pollution related deaths occur in low and middle income areas of the world. and the gap between the rich and the poor is widening while air quality generally improved in european and u.s. ci

also coming up the world health organization raises the national threat level of any outbreak in the democratic republic of congo to very high there have been twenty five deaths so far and prince charles steps in to save megan from a lonely walk down the aisle but final preparations underway excitement is growing in windsor where the wedding will take place will be live with revelers in the street. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine at talks in the russian city of sochi putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force in the region who also said that the pair had discussed how the iran nuclear deal could be staged following the u.s. withdrawal merkel said the removal of property rights from syrian refugees by president assad was a concern. let's get more now on this summit we are joined by our correspondent emily sure one who's standing by with the latest from sochi where it

as in you have all outbreaks confirmed and democratic republic of congo the world health organization says it's planning for all possible scenarios. and malaysia's king agrees to pardon jailed opposition leader anwar ibrahim paving the way in him for him eventually to become prime minister. palestinians being killed and hundreds more have been injured on the israel gaza border joining demonstrations on the seventh friday in a row forty two people have now been killed in the protests which call for palestinian refugees to be able to return to their ancestral lands taken from them by israel stephanie decker reports from gaza the injuries started early this young man was shot in his lower leg as he tried to pull that israel's fence it's a seventh friday protest years here called the great march of return a passion well established by now tires brought right to the front and set on fire to obscure israeli sniper positions many palestinians have been coming here every friday for seven weeks now in the lemon leg. we're not going to stop our protests we will not move until we get our rights

but the world health organization norms that indoor pollution is also a major killer, accounting for nd half of fatalities. >> 3.8 million deaths are associated with the fact that many people around the world are still relying on very pollutant fuels for cooking or heating or lighting their houses. reporter: strides have been made recently in green technology, but they mainly benefit the developed world. the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at a global level. brent: here's a reminder of the top story we're following. the year. commission has unveiled plans for an expanded budget after the u.k. leaves the eu. the proposal has angered major economies who have to contribute more to europe's budget. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] (soft music) - [narrator] china is the second largest economy in the world, and it's expected to repl

the world health organization is sending an experimental vaccine to democratic republic of congo after confirming two cases of a bowl of there they seventeen people have died since people in the village of big color of began showing symptoms resembling the virus nine neighboring countries have been put on alert as the w.h.o. says it's preparing for the worst that's all from us now counting the cost is next . hoping to rebuild a country that went through insufferable conflicts and economic uncertainty iraqis are getting ready to cast their vote for a new government. what path will the country take in an election that was delayed one song. iraq elections on al-jazeera.

go to nigeria still to come the world health organization warns that nine out of ten people are breathing in polluted air with deadly the worst city in the world. water worries in los sundries what taps in the city of

international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government has set up what they call ring the isle after father was unable to attend due to health concerns all excitement about the big event is building across the u.k. and more than one hundred thousand people are expected to flock to the town of windsor to catch a glimpse of prince harry and miss marco. and say. tired but very very happy that's the mood of these royal super fans there's been camping out food days to secure their prime spot just a stone's throw away from windsor castle we're not allowed tents so we're literally on to the stalls out in the winds and the cold is very cold last night time yeah it's called what dana says it's awful. it's the first royal for these sisters they came all the way from australia to see what you have done this war any of the royals no no no no no i don't carry i do think it's wonderful no i don't know but i love the fact that israel has the policy she's a real person like us she's got the family issues yes i we real

yes there are a virtuous pigs for the world health organization he joins us from geneva welcome to d.w. so how serious is the current outbreak. well digger very much every few paula is very serious and has to be dealt with utmost importance evil is a very deadly disease a defect deleterious show can be as high as ninety percent and we have seen in the past what ebola can do to communities so it is of a great concern for the world health organization to received information from the government of the democratic republic of the congo about the confirmation off the presence of the virus in the northwestern part of the country so how many people have died so far how many confirmed cases are there well so far there were two cases that have been confirmed by laboratory analysis and this is despite happen on last tuesday when the government declared the beginning of the outbreak obviously the reports that have been looked at at a later stage show that there were cases in that area that that had been reported and some of them died and had symptoms that are consistent with the symptoms of time

and alarming new report from the world health organization says air pollution is killing seven millionpeople globally each year and is still rising and it wants at the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening its updated estimates reveal nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing in air with high levels of pollutants the most rapid deterioration of air quality is in south and southeast asia with almost seventy percent of poor cities affected new delhi is the world's most polluted city with indian cities making up fourteen of the twenty worst for outdoor pollution and shows as the rising pollution leads to an increased risk of stroke heart disease lung cancer and chronic and acute respiratory diseases including assman attritional name report. pollution has become a silent killer stalking people outside and even inside their homes from exposure to smog from industry or traffic fumes to smoke from cooking the world health organization says seven million people die from air pollution every year nine every ten persons around the wall are breathing air that these know all

now the world health organization says it's preparing for the worst case scenario after confirming two cases of ebola and thirty two probable or suspected cases in the democratic republic of congo at least seventeen people have died since people in the village of because began showing symptoms resembling a bowl or a would reports. a sober announcement to the democratic republic of congo and beyond is back here dear compadre it's since tuesday may eighth the democratic republic of congo is facing an epidemic of a bowl of virus disease that constitutes an international public health emergency. the government isn't taking any chances the world health organization is exploring the use of an experimental vaccine to try to stop the outbreak and in the meantime we have preparing as if it will be a green light so coaching is on standby the stockpile is on standby the teams are being put on standby health authours is compare the outbreak on tuesday they were alerted when news came from a remote congolese village to the capital kinshasa the outbreak declaration occurred after the lab results con

report says pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and is still rising the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening its latest estimates reveal nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing in air with high levels of pollution it's going to bring you more on that story in the news hour in twenty five minutes time off to inside story. running out of water many parts of the world all drying up after the law.

strides have been made recently in green technology but they mainly benefit the developed world the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change of the global level. now to some other stories making news around the world a judge in me and maher has dealt a blow to prosecutors in the trial of two reuters journalists accused of possessing state secrets the testimony of a witness who said to have been framed was credible it's being seen as a landmark free speech case for the country. australia and cardinal george palace likely to have two separate trials on the sex offense charges he is facing at a court hearing in melbourne defense and prosecution agree the allegations against powell should be split the seventy six year old is the most senior catholic worldwide to face trial on the sex abuse allegations he's denied wrongdoing. the swedish institute for peace research says global military spending has risen to its highest level since the cold war ended most of the increase came from higher expenditures in asia and the middle east especially c

with ebola outbreak declaration occurred after the lab results confirmed two cases of a bolo the world health organization is working closely with the government of the d r c to rapidly scale up its operations and mobilize health partners using the model of a successful response to a similar outbreak in twenty seven four people died in last year's event but it's recurrent three the sea has now had nine ebola outbreaks in the last forty years it's one of the world's most notorious diseases ebola is highly infectious kills half of its victims and has no cure the absolute. clear idea of the problem. is that we hope really just. to make sure that. ebola passes from its origin bats to humans through bushmeat once in the population it spreads through bodily fluids symptoms of vaal from a fever headache seen a sore throat into organ failure and internal and external bleeding health workers are the most vulnerable being in close proximity to the victims so far three have been infected the w.h.o. is trying to support to gases health workers by sending in fifty experts and releasing one million dollars

reconsider options for a multinational peacekeeping mission we'll go live to sochi also coming up the world health organization braces the national threat level of an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo's to do very high and there have been twenty five deaths so far and that wedding meghan mark boal has been saved to a lonely walk down the aisle after her future father in law prince charles has agreed to accompany her to the altar after her own father was unable to travel with final preparations underway excitement is growing at a legal go live to the revelers on the streets of windsor castle. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine at talks in the russian city of sochi putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force in the region also saying that the pair had discussed nuclear deal could be saved following the u.s. withdrawal while marable said that's the removal of property r

pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and the problem is still on the rise the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening there's headlines to stay with us next stop is the stream more news for you after that.

international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. well to football now in bahrain in a cool battle frankfurt in the final of the german cup burley has olympic stadium on saturday night byron have won this title eighteen times and are once again the clear favorite son after winning the bundesliga they are good innings for the double o. this match is expected to be coached. last frankfurt meanwhile have surprisingly reached the cup final for the second year in a row under coach nico with kovacs well who will take over at of bahrain this summer well now they need to beat his future employer in order to qualify for the europa league next season. and before i let you go in our minds our top stories that we're following this hour for you an unexpected treat for wedding well wishers as prince harry and his brother prince william went went on a walkabout outside windsor c

and as a new ebola outbreak is confirmed in democratic republic of congo the world health organization says it's planning for all possible scenarios. well in just under two hours iraqis will begin voting in their first parliamentary elections since the defeat of i sold last year the government says it's closing airports and border crossings for extra security it's also suspending travel between provinces and restricting the movement of vehicles are some a binge of aid reports from baghdad. this was the crown jewel in iceland self declared islamic state a few years ago but control of mosul is back with the triumphant iraqi government and now the majority sunni city buzzing with election fever i did them a lot of candidates are using new ways besides their banners such as facebook and other social media voters from mosul face many difficulties because people are still displaced and more than seventy percent of that is completely destroyed ice and says it killed one candidate in mosul iraq's interior ministry says its plan to secure the vote has been coordinated in strict measures are in

as a new abode outbreak is confirmed and democratic republic of congo the world health organization says it's planning for all possible scenarios. and sensory overload we're going to take you to the museum where visitors can see hear smell touch and taste. palestinians been killed and hundreds more have been injured on the israel gaza border injuring demonstrations on the seventh friday in a row forty two people have now been killed in the protests which call for palestinian refugees to be able to return to their ancestral lands taken from them by israel seventy deca reports from gaza. the injuries started early this young man was shot in his lower leg as you try to pull that israel's fence it's a seventh friday protest years here called the great march of return a passion well established by now tires brought right to the front and set on fire to obscure israeli sniper positions many palestinians have been coming here every friday for seven weeks now eleven legacies of a we're not going to stop our protests we will not move until we get our rights if the international community was on u

strides have been made recently in green technology but they mainly benefit the developed world the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at the global level. you're watching the news still to come today is world press freedom day we'll talk to the illustrator who created the world famous cold twelve covers for the news magazines time and eagles . and in sports liverpool fans across the globe will be happy today as their side secured a place in the champions league final the reds will face madrid in kiev later this month and if they win it would be the club's sixth european title. and if you can always get news all the go just download are out from google play or from the apple store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and also use the app to send us photos and if you see. much more coming up for you in the next half hour stay with us. sixteen of. the clucking for the white house. round is fake you know but the shut up folks who is your favorite. look

and the world health organization raises the national threat level of in a bold outbreak in the democratic republic of congo two very high there have been twenty. five deaths so far. i'm sorry kelly a very warm welcome to the program. at least eight people most of them students have been killed in a shooting at a high school in the town of santa fe near houston authorities fearing that as many as ten could be dead at least six people were taken to the hospital with injuries one suspect is in custody and another person has been detained. and the santa fe attack comes three months after the u.s. its deadliest school shooting this year and parklane florida where seventeen people were killed that massacre prompted a nationwide movement against gun violence back then u.s. president came under fire for supposedly shying away from gun control measures in favor of arming teachers he expressed sorrow in the wake of today's trashed this bill has been going on too long in our country too many years too many decades now we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone

the world health organization is now wrapping up their response hoping to avoid another global healthmergency. >> getting in the vaccines and getting them in a freezer. all of the tests need to be done in a short period of time. >> so far, this new ebola outbreak has been limited to a remote area of the congo and the world health organization is hoping a quick and strong remark -- response will contain it. >>> some people say it looks like the actor gary busey. coming up next, we talk to soccer star brandi chastain about her latest on her and this plaque that is creating a lot a bus. >>> we are back you're looking at all of the fog out there and the temperatures that are way below what you would expect for this time of the year. we will let you know what you can expect over the next few days. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or

health. one of the world's most active volcanoes, on hawaii, has erupted explosively, sending ash more than 5.5iles into the sky. local people have been told to take shelter. geologists are warning that rocks the size of cars could be ejected over a wide area. mount kilauea, one of five active volcanoes on hawaii, has been erupting continuously for 30 years, but there has been nothing like this since 192a. our north america correspondent james cook reports. in the dead of night, kilauea exploded. by dawn, this webcam was splattered with ash, and a cloud was rising 30,000 feet into the sky. the blast had been brewing for weeks, if not years. kilauea is one of the world's most active volcanoes. it has been erupting constantly since the ‘80s. it's a real dynamic situation up there. we could have additional events like this morning, that punch up and then die back down really quickly. the one this morning was definitely the biggest we have seen so far, in terms of energy and how high up into the atmosphere it got. on the ground, fissures continue to fizzle and boom. parts of the island have been ab

the world health organization is sending an experimental vaccine to democratic republic of congo after confirming two cases of ebola there at least seventeen people have died since people in the village of because began showing symptoms resembling those of the barbarous nine neighboring countries have been put on alert as the w.h.o. says it's preparing for the worst and have been protests in the philippines after the supreme court expelled mary alludes. the country's chief justice fiercely criticised a number of decisions by president roderigo deter to those of the top stories the guantanamo twenty two continues next we know. we know the problem that affects this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and with point on a story that you might take an international network for months to be able to do it in any. anti-riot. challenging the voices were challenging companies who are going to places where nobody else is going. good. luck. let's. learn. luck luck. and. good. luck. the number of al qaeda a

the world health organization has raised the national threat level of an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo to very high all this after the health ministry there confirmed to eleven new cases of the virus along with the two new suspected that's on that brings the total number of reported cases to forty five well the w h o's headquarters is rushing to ship supplies of a vaccine to congo. hectic preparations in geneva how to get the vaccine to the democratic republic of congo the temperature has to stay at minus eighty degrees celsius or the doses might not work. two thousand units of the new experimental ebola vaccine are now ready to ship to can. in the past in most of the ebola outbreaks in d c it's been rural and fairly self limited but now we know that populations of more than a million are at risk the other major issue here is that this center of deca he's on the banks of the river congo it's around six hundred kilometers between bond dhaka and the capital kinshasa the congo river connects the two cities and is a heavily used transport route for both people and goods.

the world health organization is currently considering sending five additional unlicensed of all the drugs to the t r c some have criticized authorities of being too eager to prove the use of experimental drugs but the central african country now facing its ninth of all that seems unlikely to turn down the opportunity to curtail another crisis. now to some tennis news we're going to the french open in paris where all the big names managed to navigate the second round on tuesday caroline wozniacki had an easy day the australian open champion blasted her way past regina garcia in straight sets germany is world number three alexanders ever had a bigger challenge meantime fighting back from two sets to one down to do song la jovovich and reach the second round now the next round rather he also had difficulty understanding a reporter from the english county of yorkshire let's have a listen were you from. john i guess yorkshire in england. there were make a term of them there for coming just because. you love it but didn't send a word you saying where there was it's not important. it has a

the world health organization has called for a special meeting and his promising decisiv action to prevent the spread of ebola, after the disease reached a lae city in the democratic republic of congo. tofficials are hopiprevent the type of epidemic seen in west africa in 2014.pp reporter: es being rushed to the front line in the latest fight against ebola. at this isolation ward, the spreadf the virus is being tored very closely and personally by the officials from the u.n. >> we have to bring that behavior back -- washing hands with chloride, taking temperatures in schools and public places and everywhere. reporter: in 2015, the world health organization was criticized for its slow response to the ebola outbreak that claimed thousands of lives in west africa. this time the who says it is preparing to distribute a vaccine in the coming days, but insists there are big challenges.ai >> thechallenge is logistics. we have to use helicopter, and it is very cosy. we are estimating that the to $50efforts will go up million in three months. reporter: the virus is known to spread easily and quickl

place where another outbreak was eradicated last year at least seventeen people have died the world health organization says at least two tested positive positive for ebola so far since the epidemic back in twenty fourteen more than eleven thousand people have died from it all in six countries liberia guinea sierra leone nigeria mali and the u.s. and idris with more now on what nigeria is doing now. the decision to up skilled surveillance of the country's entry points was taken at the federal cabinet meeting in the the federal government has ordered health workers to deploy to airports and land borders to ensure that people coming in from risk countries especially the central africa region for example the democratic republic of congo why cases of a ball of water ported should be monitored strictly the government once troubled a situation. in two thousand and fourteen when the first ball a case was recorded in this country the carrier of the virus was from liberia which doesn't share any common boundary with nigeria but eventually came in with a virus it spread and killed a lot of people in

also coming up the world health organization raises the national threat level of any. in the democratic republic of congo to very high there have been twenty five deaths so far and.

elections coming up on the show seven million dead and seven billion affected we speak to the world health organization about their report released today the details what pollution is doing to the poorest people on earth and after michael's performance with trump what neo liberal antics really get up to in the land down under today the horse race of post what you ate crasher australia is under the spotlight in a new film west of sunshine and we talked to its award winning director jason rafter peoples plus the black ops exact who's gunning for. the kissing koreans who are giving the kiss off to the americans on straight all the civil coming up at today's going underground but first while this show is out to be made under special u.k. broadcasting restrictions ahead of tomorrow's british local elections it is not mattered much which party is in power when it comes to u.k. backing for israel this week's iran nuclear speech from prime minister binyamin netanyahu is reported as fact but the fact that israel is in violation of un resolutions or israel's reported sunday bombing of syria is not e

so far, 18 people are thought to have died and the world health organisation says it's "preparing forio." kenyan authorities say the dam that burst on a commercial farm this week, killing at least 45 people, had been illegally built. the dam collapsed on wednesday night after heavy rain near the town of solai, 190km from the capital, nairobi. dozens of houses were destroyed and many people are still missing. ann soy reports. the recovery effort is a slow process. up until now, they were collecting bodies that were on the surface and that is done, so now they are having to dig deeper into the mud into pools of water like this one to make sure that no bodies are left behind. they have collected several bodies today and those are then taken to the mortuaries. we're told that families will be viewing the bodies and identifying their kin. and only when this effort is complete will they really know how many people were swept away, how many people lost their lives. this is how it all started. imagine a lake with millions of cubic metres of water, all of it released in an instant. that is wha

the world health organization is waiting for congo to give the green light for more vaccines that it hopes will combat the spread of the deadly a bowl of virus these drugs are unlicensed meaning that they have not gone through the full trials some have been tested on animals now health workers are already using an experimental vaccine to treat people in a remote part of congo where this most recent outbreak started and they say that they are optimistic. high hopes at this hospital and to kowtow after experimental treatment anabelle the patient is going home with the. truth i had a fever and headaches. and stopped eating my words weak. finally i received the treatment and i felt like my old self again. who argue if you don't call home. for the first time in the history of the a bowl of virus health workers are hoping to beat the outbreak with a vaccine now the democratic republic of congo is rushing to distribute more than seven thousand vaccines to areas where the virus has claimed a dozen lives in recent weeks. and we believe that it is the doing being done according to the protocol

international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. now today is nearly done but as over the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at d. w. news or at all don't forget to use our hash tag the day the day we'll be back again next week we hope to see you then i weigh the rock in berlin on behalf of all of us have a fabulous weekend. to move climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species on sufficient exploitation be quality. human rights displacement to move. to a local market. global three thousand next d.w. . journey diesel for ghana sold by swiss commodity traders. african states permit high levels of song for in fuel. trade is really the entire british. but these are the ones the air and fall is that. it's and again moral business folks selling toxic feel to africa. on d w. because the germans c

organization says that two people tested positive for a boa the world health organization and doctors without borders are sending teams to help prevent the disease from spreading. the u.s. is calling for venezuela's president to step down to protect the safety and security of the americas but his weight is a suffering major shortages of food and other essentials as well as hyperinflation nicolas maduro in the socialist government are accused of using heavy handed tactics to stifle opposition and on rest the white house says the presidential election to later this month is a sham. placed on hawaii's big island have been going door to door to urge people to move to safety as the killer wave volcano continues to spew out dangerous gases so far no one's been killed or seriously injured but as rob reynolds reports previous eruptions on big island have led to mass casualties of even affected the global climate. lava from killer whale volcano has stopped flowing at least for now after destroying dozens of homes and displacing nearly two thousand people scientists say it's not unusual for eru

in 2015, the world health 0rganization was criticised for its slow response to the ebola outbreak thatafrica. this time the who says it's prepared to issue a vaccine in the coming days but insists there are big challenges. the main challenge is logistics. we have to use aircraft, to have access to this land, and it's very costly. the entire response for partners and government will cost close to 26 million us dollars in three months. the virus is known to spread easily and quickly. the worry of an outbreak in kinshasa, a city with a population of about 10 million, isn't lost on anyone. translation: what i want the authorities to do is to organise medical controls in airports, especially on boats coming from the affected sites. the government must for the gathering of people because ebola can be transmitted even by human body contact. on the banks of the congo river in kinshasa, there's a sense of calm, but, with one confirmed case in a city only 350 miles upstream, the residents hope things continue to remain this way. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme:

elsewhere in democratic republic of congo the world health organization says it's preparing for the worst case scenario after confirming two cases of ebola and thirty two probable or suspected cases nine neighboring countries have been put on alert it's at least seventeen people have died since people in the village of because began showing symptoms resembling able and heywood reports. a sober announcement to the democratic republic of congo and beyond is back here dear compadre it's since tuesday may eighth the democratic republic of congo is facing an epidemic of a bowl of virus disease that constitutes an international public health emergency. the government isn't taking any chances the world health organization is exploring the use of an experimental vaccine to try to stop the outbreak and in the meantime we have preparing as if it will be a green light so coaching is on standby the stockpile is on standby the teams are being put on standby health authours is compare the outbreak on tuesday they were alerted when news came from a remote congolese village to the capital kinshasa the ou

organization says two people tested positive for ebola the world health organization of doctors withoutborders a sending teams to help prevent the disease from spreading what is needed to deal with that you ball outbreak you still have in place treatment centers so all those who are infected with the virus can be treated appropriately and timely it is also . it is also important to have in place contact tracing teams who will follow for twenty one days old those who may have been exposed to to to to the virus it is also important to work with the population so to make sure that the burials are done in a safe and secure way. having a baby in rural nigeria is a major risk for women the u.n. says that more than one hundred die each day giving birth the lack of access to health care means that many expectant mothers have babies in the villages of a serious job of a dog and reports now from benway state where a veteran midwife is trying to improve standards people in the village call her mama and golly she's one of the oldest women living in this part of mccurdy in the jury essential been re

international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. now the day is nearly done but as over the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either add d.w. news or at all don't forget to use our hash tag the day the day we'll be back again next week we hope to see you then on way the rocket in berlin on behalf of all of us have a fabulous weekend. so few in number near future and risk going to the kingdom of the beast is facing extinction in africa. the reasons the shrinking have the tabs the disease of big game hunting. in terms of the end scientists are in search of solutions to new day aim to stop the quiet death of the mind. next. there's a new super food in the fight against world hunger lentils these legumes are rich in protein and they already play an important role in the diets of people in many emerging countries. but can new varieties make them