my hair and zina like the others are doing all this in their free time and often for the first time. for this particular project the art is a means to an end. and so we've strangely achieved that goal. of integration and bringing people together and we now have to still keep working on the means because of course some years ago it would be nice if the musical works of art and i'm sure it will but it's not really about that. for todd fletcher this project is much more about bringing teenagers together helping them discover new perspectives and sharing them with the wider world. plastic waste is a major problem for the small african island state of santo may in pricey environmentalists want to change that and encourage the inhabitants to collect plastic waste. that's. the day you. take music is a way of life on principle. but they're definitely not taking the easy road when it comes to protecting the environment twenty four year old celina finance has a big day ahead but on the. good morning up i've come from a plastic bottle so today's collection day. i got him already got it on. recy

nation marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring uprising that toppled its former dictator zina eleventeen ben ali since monday june is eons have been demonstrate protest earlier this week. there's not much to do in the small challenge closer to the capital city of tunis unemployment is high especially among the youth we are in to board about one in three young people does not have a job life has become expensive and the local markets are nearly empty these days people are fed up with the economic situation in tunisia inflation was already quite high and now there is an additional price hike for basic goods like vegetables and fruits and it's in places like this one in villages and towns just outside of the capital city tunis the frustration of a price hikes for basic goods could easily turn into a revolt against a government. people who do not have much suffer the most under the austerity measures in effect to reduce the blooming state deficit this woman leaves the market didn't empty back then and for what they have been used before her father. i didn't benefit from democracy

name is you one man he's just five months old and he's the first a panda ever to be born in a french zina he's also becoming a media sensation despite his yet to be perfected climbing skillz. seems like the whole young man still has to work on his climbing skills maybe it's better to say on the ground for the time being. the five month old bez debut in france has attracted a lot of attention. never has an animal gotten as much media coverage and never has and will been followed as much on social media. as you. must have crowns turned out for the little bad debut and he didn't let them down putting on a show during playtime with mom. is a touching it's a joy it's even better than that it really makes us happy. it's touching. we see the world we. saw a young bad the world is full of challenges lucky mums that with a helping pool. in the rally friends drive us to fun pete townsend went into the races seven to stage with a big lead in the standings but it all went wrong for him in bolivia the thirteen times race winner appeared to be making good progress but mechanical problem with his perjur

josie mccaauliffe was inside wi her dogs rocky and zina. >> we all snuggle together under blankets and everything. so we stayed warm. >> it was kind of nice having this. a two-dog night. >> yeah, we had a three-dog night. there's one more. >> reporter: this driving video shows a montgomery village neighborhood. homes with no lights. christmas decorations gone dark. it happened when many are home for new year's day. gene zep says the canceled her holiday dinner. >> you were without power for how long? >> at 5:00 i put in my lasagna for my new year's eve dinner and at 5:20 the lights went out. >> reporter: pepco worked quickly to restore the power. 5700 customers lost their lights for about three hours. residents thankful it didn't last longer and made the best of a cold and dark situation. >> what did you do during the hours when the power was out? >> we lit lots of candles and had lots of as my husband called zen time. we just sort of sat and talked and fixated on what it would be like to have hot lasagnlasagna. >> reporter: i'm thinking a lot about hot lasagna right now. it sounds pre

europe comes under fire for its human rights record she would rights watch raises the alarm over rising zina phobia and harsh refugee policies on the continent we will speak with the group.

in protest at place harassment sparking an uprising that forced out longtime china seem president zina i've been in an alley and some a binge of aid looks back at the revolution that toppled the dictator and the uncertainty that followed. this was that uneasy in capital seven years ago when protesters made history. but simple demands and joblessness and improved prospects for young people the spark the regional arab spring uprising . the perseverance ended the rule of business in a lab a demon ali who had been accused of corruption and rights abuse but also began an era of political uncertainty lest you stad then i am not prepared to be the person who takes decision this which result in the loss of life. and the conservative islamic party banned by ben ali was on its way to win elections. we have seen the popularity that in that the has around the country. and after a turbulent nine months the ushered in a democratically elected government in october two thousand and eleven. there were more demonstrations a year later despite a ban on protests and the challenge for tunisia is security

are still very much a part of american society and that we still have the problems of racism and an zina phobia and wealth inequality but things that he really really emphasized in his life are as bigger problems in some ways as they were during his life time is hard you know to look at monmouth king's legacy when people are asking today if the american president is racist but to tell us a bit more about perhaps the positive effects of that legacy today that they do exist in america. well clearly they system we just had an african-american president which was i think would have been unthinkable fifty years ago and i think that that's a sign of progress and there are more elected officials throughout the country who are people of color we are seeing some progress in in terms of people of color high holding high positions in business and things like that but some of the fundamental issues are still there it's the work that we do want it daily basis and it was were who were doing it even before trump was elected but it's been it's been intensified since his election do you think tom's presi