milk from france even though senegal has dairy cows of its own. in the evening i visit one of the women from the co-operative. she's offered to cook a meal for me. to use south of us semolina at the village market the equivalent of one euro thirty three cents aquino that q. and a hundred times the price of the european wheat flour this is also sold that. most people in her village have switched to the cheaper imported flour. increasingly people are not even using wheat flour for senegal's traditional deep fried puffs. only made from close up. because even here in a rural village well away from the ports european good sound much cheaper there yesterday was. more than well i can't help thinking the world has gone crazy. actually the co-operative in may one has great potential the farm is have developed a high yield seat from the minute which can also cope with climate change an achievement made possible by a world bank project partially funded by german development aid but the results of the fall must have now feed them minutes to their cattle becau

up to senegal has only been independent for fifty years. you for it so that leaves it with one hundred fifty years of education and experience to catch up on. that's not easy of course we should be promoting african products and making them competitive spilled into conclusion. but to do that african countries need to be allowed to develop. like capacity to sunday school is it was the old guns using the train today is fascist. i think it's totally unfair we need flexible customs barriers that would give the country time to catch up the key for british. instead the e.u. is currently negotiating new trade agreements with african states that could compound the situation it foresees scrapping customs duties on basic foodstuffs within five he is. people in senegal are becoming increasingly aware of the damage that she probably has from europe is inflicting on that country. i'm on my way to the office of senegalese national federation of bank hands which has launched a drive to promote domestic product. at its warehouses in dhaka i initially find

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that was certainly not my experience in senegal now i mean. even more interested in talking to someone but the e.u. commission if agriculture of phil hogan oversees export policy believes he's not responsible for those mean to the development commission and even. if he doesn't have time for me. so i try the gym and government instead i've come to the federal ministry a food. junior minister. has been involved in agricultural policy for decades. the advise of us in town trade policy actually counterproductive constantly talking about attacking the causes of migration named as alan strand is act where you take it very seriously when we hear that some local markets may be affected. but overall i would say that the agreements agricultural trade are made responsibly giving consideration to the interests particularly certain world and african states they don't. is because free trade was really fostered development when the cotton is ours. in africa and africa internazionale hundreds put international trade policies generally contributes to the well

irgens government says it will reopen schools and sente tours to senegal but. then it shocks and apparently we don't have political goals we are here to develop the relationship between the senegalese and turkish people and so for many learning turkish is just one small step and will look for now like a new and promising relationship nicholas hawke al-jazeera had a car. the u.n. says it's seen an increase in the number of venezuelans leaving the country over the past two weeks escaping the severe economic crisis brazil. met one family making the journey so so even a swell in mother and son on a remote highway the hope leads them to a better life the lady basket is forty six years old and her twenty two year old son kenna reese they crossed the border into brazil and are now trying to reach bolivia stuff the nearest city it is one hundred eighty kilometers away they could not afford a bus ticket so for the past three days they have been walking and still have one hundred sixty kilometers to go people have been offering us some people stopping cars and give us so

still to come for you on the program a popular opposition leader is jailed for five years in senegal ruling him out of next year's presidential election. and as mexico's campaign out for the presidential vote gets underway could it be third time lucky for the left wing frontrunner. carlos there's no shortage of spring showers in our forecast over the next couple days system very mobile making its way in from the atlantic lots of cloud and right in places still some snows in spring snow sunny a possibility then some areas of low pressure roll in from the atlantic that's where the moderate comes through some i was of low pressure up towards the baltic states as well that's been producing some snow ahead of that system temps in moscow still hope struggling to get above freezing we're at around twelve celsius in warsaw snow there over the alps this and snow that just around southern parts of scandinavia as you can see but richard double figures of towards that western side if you have london getting up to eleven celsius thirteen in paris similar values as we go through sunday prize a day

you have to go to senegal to apply for it. that's where you're talking about the difference between months and years. remember, years for her means being in senegal for years alone -- >> not working? >> right. and to get there, to be clear how far away this is, not only do you have the 8-hour flight but an 8 to 9-hour drive every time she goes there and rocky roads, et cetera. so this is not an easy process but there is a law, there are the rules that have to apply. you're talking about sensitive stuff which adoption and immigration. so, you know, it's not -- it's just not that easy. >> let's hope she can work through it quickly. robin. >> i spent some time with joanne and also the team recently and i have to tell you everything that you said about her, about how the team has rallied around that little girl and i'm so proud of joanne, nothing is more important to her than this and we wish her all the best. >> we sure do. >>> now to that "gma" health alert about colon cancer. it's the second leading cause of cancer deaths in am

early guns government says it will reopen schools and sente tours to senegal but. we don't have political goals we are here to develop the relationship between the senegalese and turkish people and so many city believes that literally turkish is just one small step and will look for now like a new and promising relationship because hawk al-jazeera had a car while turkey so-called opening to africa policy has strengthened its political and economic ties with a host of african nations in two thousand and three and korea had only twelve diplomatic missions across the continent that number now stands at forty one by two thousand and five turkey had been granted observer status by the african union and in recent years they've seen president obama visit ethiopia sudan somalia and south africa his country has signed trade and economic cooperation deals with forty five african countries the last fifteen years have seen trade between turkey and africa rise six fold to eighteen point eight billion dollars let's talk to tembisa thank you would he's a research at the al-jazeer

. >> ngoty's adoption in senegal was finalized in 2016. whether we have to leave for a short period of time or a longer period of time, that's what we're going to do and finalize this journey no matter how long it takes. >> u.s. citizenship and immigration services wouldn't comment on the case, but it does say it works toward efficiently processing immigration applications. >>> time now for sports and baseball's opening day. >> here's espn with some highlights. >>> good morning, morning people. baseball has begun, so batter up. let's go. start with the yankees. they got a new guy, giancarlo stanton. have you heard? have you heard? have you heard the word? first at bat, i believe it was the second second pitch he saw, good-bye. aaron judge did not hit a home run in this game or the show would have blown up. top nine, stanton, he blows up again. that one off tyler clippard. two for stanton. four rbi and the yankees win, 6-1. high-fiving with himself. >>> last year's world series mvp and a man who has a statue of him erected on the university

how many of their diplomats it's expelling a popular opposition leader is jailed for five years in senegal ruling him out of next year's presidential election why starbucks and other retailers in california must now put a can so warning on their coffee. that they're warm welcome to the program at least eleven palestinians have been killed in gaza many of them by israeli gunfire after thousands marched to the border with israel they were taking part in protests on the forty second anniversary of land day which marks the one nine hundred seventy six killing of six palestinians by israeli forces have been protesting against a land grab by israel's government the protesters have been gathering in five different places along the border positioned about seven hundred meters away from the fence the palestinian health ministry says more than one thousand three hundred others were injured after israeli forces fired live ammunition into the crowds using tear gas to push them back. you know you would. today's a turning point for our people in our history of national struggle and fight on our way to f

the mayor and senegal's capital says he'll appeal against a five year prison sentence for corruption holley for sol was convicted of embezzling almost three million dollars of government money his supporters say the aim of the trial was to derail sols ambitions of becoming president making a sock reports from dhaka. khalifa sells supporters denounced the legal system minutes after sentencing by the judge. the mayor was found guilty of corruption embezzling millions of dollars in falsifying documents that you. were going to was going to get i didn't want to i had so much faith in the justice system is being used to eliminate good people how can we trust our government to look at the work the downside said that was not. outside court police in riot gear control be angry crowd. song is a leading voice of the opposition and a rival to his namesake president might he sell. supporters accuse the ruling party of using the courts to do real his planned bit in next year's election really sit there watching to see how it would get out here was since we can't use coal we will use political mean

senegal part of. i wouldn't say. that you know going to qualify as a group of. people very opinion and you have the. knowledge of the. of the world what you want to do. to be honest i never really you know management to me. to football. like nine years old you know what you do. you know i love the game don't get me wrong i never really thought about it until i came here you know when i was hit i'm thinking i should have what was some really good manages. to raise me and i were much here's how i read you know what i was and i had a good manager i was. one time and i see the way i put sessions on no more no. i do have some knowledge and if i am going to be a manager or cars i would like to do it because it's a good place to. go good facilities for structure yeah. i'm going to start it. for me my dream was to play in the premier league. and a lot of money which i. which i've done a border which i've done so for me i can look back at my career and say i've achieved don't get me wrong i made mistakes a lot of mistakes on the way where my career could have gone to dif

another pouring of emotion from supporters after a top politician in senegal is sentenced to jail for corruption. and in the sports news a new look australian cricket team looks to put a week of scandal behind them as the final test against south africa gets underway . the turkish president has rejected a french offer to mediate between ankara and kurdish armed groups in syria dismissing emmanuel macro out of his depth that comes a day after the u.s. president donald trump contradicted his own defense chiefs telling a rally in ohio that u.s. forces would pull out of syria quote very soon stephanie decker with more. the americans have long had a presence in this part of northern syria supporting the syrian democratic forces arrest in the fight against eisel to turkey views the kurdish y p g which makes up the bulk of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization in the latest twist french president emmanuel mccall met with an s.d.s. delegation on thursday night in paris an offer to mediate which isn't going down well in ankara why biggio there's deckard civet. says that he gave guarantee of s

a popular opposition leaders jailed for five years in senegal willing him out of next year's presidential election. and then split and you look australian cricket team aims to put a week of scandal behind them they began the final test against south africa with some of their biggest names. their warm welcome to this hour of news thirteen palestinians have been killed in gaza many of them many of them by israeli gunfire after thousands marched to the border with israel they were taking part in protests on the forty second anniversary of landing a palestinian health ministry says more than one thousand four hundred of those were injured after israeli forces fired live ammunition into the crowds using tear gas to push them back it's the start of a six week protest. the great march of return palestinians have set up camps in different places along gaza's border with israel and they're demanding that refugees be allowed to return to homes in israel and. today's a turning point for our people in our history of national struggle and fight on our way to freedom in return today our people from the

dignitaries from across senegal have gathered at this elementary school with victor will demonstrate the routines system here for the first time. it was you could it would be so out of three so yeah well it really is it does sound like you get to see what everybody was. after initial introductions to the package it's time to demonstrate the functionality of the kids in an actual costume . victor has a lot riding on things at this pilot school going well. or your dream. or book is what is up we did see some sensi. dark. gray your. guy you leave. the second electronic. setback. for life to me but. i. thank. you. and that's just got to live through i thought it almost as. good chuckle from three o'clock and i didn't see the definition but. he and from the senate go to a laboratory out where to physicists are using light to make dramatic advances in the world of science. the ability to harness light and use it in the form of a laser beam has been successfully explored by scientists and technologists. lasers a used in everything from simple barcode scanners to industrial manufacturing and

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point and by phone she wants to talk about her marriage to a man from senegal christoph bush considers whether this could make an interesting story. begins in the gulf given not my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really. agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here but it didn't work only nine months. i fit in. because we came back that it was a great experience it how to from all the noise on the lookout for people i would normally came to me who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example in the two hours of the party or people though instill a sense of respect and maybe. i'm a bit taken aback by what they say. that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. he says. i tell myself sorrow is the flipside of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape their sorrow but this is like a first step in that d

dignitaries from across senegal have gathered at this elementary school where victor will demonstrate the re t. system here for the first time. all this hidden secret will be so far out of three so when it really is it does sound like the c o two is. after initial introductions to the package it's time to demonstrate the functionality of the kit in an actual costume . victor has a lot riding on things at this pilot school going well. or your dream. or book is what is up we did see. little. dark. gray your gob guy you leave. the sec electronic. setback. for life but. i. thank. you. and that's just a guy who lives here i thought it almost as. good chuckle from three o'clock and i didn't see the definition but see. he and from the senate go to a lab and pretoria where two physicists are using light to make dramatic advances in the world of science. the ability to harness light and use it in the form of a laser beam has been successfully explored by scientists and technologists. lasers a used in everything from simple barcode scanners to industrial manufacturing and medicine bloodless sur

not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here but it didn't work only nine months but i figure. if we came back that it was a great experience it how to from all i'm always on the lookout for people i would normally get to meet who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example and that was the party of the people who instill a sense of respect in me i am a bit taken aback by what they say. that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. i tell myself sorrow is the flip side of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape their sorrow so this is like a first step in that direction does. some of these stories affect christophe push very deeply but he gladly accept what people have intrusted to him. well thanks very much for listening to and watching focus on

not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here i've got it didn't work only nine months i fit in. because we came back but it was a great experience is how to from all i'm always on the lookout for people i would normally get to meet who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example of the party or people though instill a sense of respect and maybe. i'm a bit taken aback by what they say. that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. he says. i tell myself sorrow is the flipside of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape the gladly accept what people have been trusted to him. well thanks very much for listening to and watching focus on europe this week if you'd like to see any of today's reports again just go to our home page or d.w. got com all visi

not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here but it didn't work only nine months i fit in. because we came back that it was a great experience it's all i'm always on the lookout for people i would normally get to meet who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example in the party or people go instill a sense of respect in me. i'm a bit taken aback by what they say. that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. i tell myself sorrow is the flipside of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape their sorrow but this is like a first step in that direction just. some of these stories affect christophe push very deeply but he gladly accept what people have been trusted to him. well thanks very much for listening to and watching focus on europe this week if

not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here i'm sure but it didn't work only nine months i felt thank you david because we came back that it was a great experience is how to from all i'm always on the lookout for people i would normally get to meet who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example in the two hours of the party or people though instill a sense of respect and maybe. i'm a bit taken aback by what they say. that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. he certainly i tell myself sorrow is the flipside of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape the gladly accept what people have been trusted to them. well thanks very much for listening to and watching focus on europe this week if you'd like to see any of today's reports again just go t

not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good ideas here but it didn't work only nine months but i feel. like if we came back that it was a great experience in total from all i'm always on the lookout for people i would normally get to meet who wouldn't come to my house for a party for example of the party or people who instill a sense of respect and maybe. i'm a bit taken aback by what they say. but that's exciting about this quote. he's wary of being treated as a stand in therapist or pastor nevertheless he hears more sad stories than happy ones. i tell myself sorrow is the flipside of happiness and if you are never unhappy then you don't know what happiness is most people who come here want to escape their sorrow but this is like a first step in that direction does. some of these stories affect christophe push very deeply but he gladly accept what people have been trusted to him. well thanks so very much for listening to and watching focus

he was supposed to be deported to the african nation of senegal, but michelle miller reports he caught a cab, not the plane. >> reporter: 31-year-old dohamadou mbacke was last seen here at terminal four at kennedy airport. he had just escaped from to gration officials just m fore they were going to place him on a connecting flight back to senegal. baficials say mbacke bolted from iree ice agents after they removed his handcuffs at the mocurity checkpoint. ce suspect was able to dodge the agents long enough to exit the terminal. he was last seen on surveillance video hopping into a cab. inthorities say mbacke was convicted in 2012 of two fely yerearms offenses and served three years in prison in michigan. in 2015, a judge ordered his deportation after he violated the terms of his status. today, state police troopers armed are rifles were posted out i terminal four while the suspect described as "a violent inportee" is still on the loose. at one point today, jeff, there were state troopers here at terminal four armed with rifles. that's because mbacke is considered violent. authorities a

the mayor of senegal's capital dhaka has been sentenced to five years in prison khalifa salvos charge of the best leg of a two and a half billion dollars and those are the headlines bodies fear on al jazeera right after the stream next. we understand the differences and the similarities of counties across the world. so no matter where you call her. al-jazeera will bring in the news and current of families that matter to you.

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he was to be deported to the african nation of senegal. michelle miller reports he caught a cab. not the plane. 31-year-old was last seen here, terminal four at kennedy airport. he had just escaped from immigration officials, just before they were going to place him on a connecting flight back to senegal. officials say he bolted from three ice agents after they removed his handcuffs at the security checkpoint. the suspect was able to dodge the agents long enough to exit the terminal. he was last seen on surveillance video hopping into a cab. authorities say he was convicted in 2012 of two felony firearm offenses and three years in prison in michigan. in 2015, a judge ordered his deportation after he violated the terms of status to. day, state police troopers armed with rifles were posted outside of terminal four. while the suspect described as a violent deportee is still on the loose. at one point today, jeff, there were state troopers here at terminal 4 armed with rifles. because mbacke is violent. authorities are urging anyone who comes into contact with him to call them immedi

now the mayor senegal's capital the cause says he'll appeal a five year prison sentence for fraud khalifa solus convicted of embezzling almost three million dollars of government money is supporters say the trial is a way of the right wing his plans to run for president and for its fund. khalifa's cells supporters denounced the legal system minutes after sentencing by the judge. the mayor was found guilty of corruption embezzling millions of dollars in falsifying documents. i'm good but it was not until i had so much faith in the justice system is being used to eliminate good people how can we trust our government workers outside said that was not. outside court police in riot gear control be angry crowd. song is a leading voice of the opposition and a rival to his namesake president mikey cell. supporters accuse the ruling party of using the courts to do real his planned bidding in next year's elections please if i should use here would i do was you since you can't we were not sponsored and means to put pressure on the government. the opposition marched last month in the car calling for

the mayor senegal's capital dakar says he'll appeal a five year prison sentence for fraud khalifa saul was convicted of embezzling almost three million dollars of government money is supporters say the trial is a way of doraemon his plans to run for president because hack explains from. khalifa's supporters denounced the legal system minutes after sentencing by the judge. the mayor was found guilty of corruption embezzling millions of dollars in falsifying documents. good good work but i didn't love that i had so much faith in the justice system is being used to live in a good people how can we trust our government. decides that. outside court police in riot gear control be angry crowd. saul is a leading voice of the opposition and a rival to his namesake president mikey cell. supporters accuse the ruling party of using the courts to do real his planned bidding in next year's elections these are do what you just have to do not do what since you can't we will use principle means to put pressure on the government. the opposition marched last month in the car calling for a free fair and t

french president emmanuel markhor on thursday and said france had agreed to support them judges in senegal have sentenced a major opposition figure to five years in jail from basil mint khalifa solves all for the mayor of dakar he was accused of misappropriating funds worth two point eight billion dollars critics say the case was to eliminate president macky sall strongest rival for next year's elections. russia is throwing out diplomats from more than twenty countries as the rao escalates over the poisoning of a former spy in person the move is in retaliation for the wave of expulsions of russian officials after the nerve agent attack on sergei scriptural and his daughter yulia in the southern english town of souls free as the headlines i'll see for an update in twenty five minutes. i thought about that thanks. thanks. i was. thankful that it was so. much fun i was a. double. set up. the last time i spoke to him was on facebook messaging. and this is where he told me i was thinking of going to europe. we talked about syria before and i made my feelings reckless were said look you know if

and its allies say was a nerve agent attack surrogates cripple his doctor india and judges in senegal have sentenced a major opposition figures of five years in jail for embezzlement assaults also the mayor of dakar was arrested a year ago accused of misappropriating funds worth two point eight billion dollars critics say the case was to eliminate president macky sells strongest rival for elections in twenty nine team you are up to date those are our top stories current a.j. selects is next and we'll see you in just under half an hour's time. forty . one forty so you all very very sharp where you are smart. one are going to shot and killed by milwaukee police in the heart of downtown no want she says the suspect grabbed the obvious or his baton and started beating him with the understanding this is the initial version of events. that. now. to day is grand oh named party for mother earth for justice. for now i'll just put it there. i'm going to be introduced to the mother earth that are going through thing type of pain i. still get my days i still have my nights and it's been fifteen y

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the food in senegal is very, very nice. >> romaric: oh, you've already been to senegal? >> anthony: oh, yes, fantastic. your first day in school, was it frightening? >> romaric: i didn't know nobody here. and nobody here from my country. so, i feel scared, but step by step, i start to learn english and then start to talk with people. >> anthony: so after school, when you graduate high school, what do you want to do next? >> bibi: i want to be a fashion designer and i want to go to college. i want to study more. >> anthony: what are you going to do? >> melissa: i want to go to college and i want to study medicine. i am between medicine and engineering. >> anthony: what do you want to do? >> moamin: i play soccer. >> anthony: soccer is not a plan, my friend. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ pearland is the quintessential sprawl of suburban americana, and more and more these days, this is the quintessential american family. though the oil is not gone, a massive glut in the mid-80s sent prices into freefall, more or less killing the city's oil industry. the resulting economic downturn a

narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities. there were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

many patients with full blown tuberculosis don't even know they have it after fleeing his home in senegal bamma t u n ended up in germany he had no idea he had tb until a routine exam revealed it. i was afraid i might get really sick or die soon i was very upset that they have i spent a year living with a friend who had tuberculosis. i guess i got it from. asylum seekers like may belong to high risk groups tb is more prevalent in the home countries of refugees than in germany. a number of new immigrants correlates with the increasing tb rates in europe. experts however still consider the risk of infection to be low. as one asylum seekers reach germany it's standard to screen them for t.v. reception centers whether or not they exhibit any symptoms and that includes lung x. rays so even early stage disease can be diagnosed and treated. in most cases tuberculosis is curable after a few weeks of treatment a patient no longer poses a risk to others however a full course of therapy with several antibiotics takes at least six months to complete. this is it but it's important to get patients on b

many patients with full blown tuberculosis don't even know they have it after fleeing his home in senegal bamma t u n ended up in germany he had no idea he had tb until a routine exam revealed it. i was afraid i might get really sick or die soon i was very upset that they have i spent a year living with a friend who had tuberculosis. i guess i got it from. asylum seekers like may belong to high risk groups tb is more prevalent in the home countries of refugees than in germany. the number of new immigrants correlates with the increasing tb rates in europe. experts however still consider the risk of infection to be low. as when asylum seekers reach germany it's standard to screen them for t.v. reception centers whether or not they exhibit any symptoms and that includes lung x. rays so even early stage disease can be diagnosed and treated. in most cases tuberculosis is curable after a few weeks of treatment a patient no longer poses a risk to others however a full course of therapy with several antibiotics takes at least six months to complete. this is it's important to get patients on board

have been trialed in asia africa and latin america at the very best join an academy this was set up in senegal where they receive an education as well as top level coaching the players that excel that will get looked up by pro teams around the world an early success story was there one duty agni who was signed by barcelona as the project in its current form is wound down it's worth noting that none of the players involved have been naturalized to represent cats of national saying well it's a story we've been following here on al-jazeera that inspired journalist sebastian abbott's write the book the away game which is out this week sebastian greats have you on with us did one of the key things this project prove just how difficult it is to spots hans at a young age. definitely you know when i started this project i thought to myself well you know when you have the ability to choose from a pool of millions of kids and you have a country backing it that has you know effectively limitless resources imagine the kind of talent you'll find and as you did say they did find some talented players but th

clashed with riot police in the spotless couple on thursday night following the death of a mom from senegal. i. was. the thirty five year old was reportedly chased by police conducting an inspection of street vendors before surfing a fatal cardiac arrest witnesses say the man was chased by officers on motorbikes his death saw around one hundred migrants take to the streets burning waste bins and throwing bottles and stones emergency services say four rioters and sixteen police officers were treated for injuries the mayor of madrid is promising an investigation into the immigrant. you chub is stepping into the ring in the fight against fake news but his choice of sparring partner has drawn a barrage of criticism. you tube conspiracy videos. so inspections of people who don't understand that watching science fiction to base is strong criticism after it spread conspiracy theories in the aftermath of the deadly school shooting in florida to get him to tell a video like this isn't the first time they have been unable or unwilling to stop the spread of conspiracy theories. do you believe. the med

many patients with full blown tuberculosis don't even know they have it after fleeing his home in senegal bomb a t u n ended up in germany he had no idea he had tb until a routine exam revealed it. i was afraid i might get really sick or die since i was very upset that they have i spent a year living with a friend who had tuberculosis. i guess i got it from him. asylum seekers like may belong to high risk groups tb is more prevalent in the home countries of refugees than in germany. a number of new immigrants correlates with the increasing tb rates in europe. experts however still consider the risk of infection to be low. as when asylum seekers reach germany it's standard to screen them for t.v. reception centers whether or not they exhibit any symptoms and that includes lung x. rays so even early stage disease can be diagnosed and treated. in most cases tuberculosis is curable after a few weeks of treatment a patient no longer poses a risk to others however a full course of therapy with several antibiotics takes at least six months to complete. this is it's important to get patients on b

i defer to the new leadership that is rising out in senegal and other places such as angola and cote d'ivoire. these leaders are based on the youth playing a significant role and the fundamental changing and reshaping of africa. what they are looking at is they want new ideas, new solutions and new projects. that goes back to the china issue, we are looking and talking with the chinese on a wide range of issues. yes, they are creating jobs but are they sustainable jobs? the us wants to create 300 millionjobs, sustainable, long—term working. if you look at many of the jobs that are created around chinese issues, it is based on chinese banks and chinese companies giving chinese labourers working in africa. we are speaking to the chinese and saying that we should work together to make it a better opportunity for africa but also foryou, in china, because you are dependent on a lot of resources in africa. it seems to me that america may be making a fundamental strategic mistake when it appears to be neglecting africa. at a time when notjust china and russia, turkey, you mentioned iran,

from that was you he need to move from there to this whole process you know from from from gambia to senegal then to mali then to tunisia where then to libya then across the mediterranean then to italy how many people are you dealing with when you're when you're helping these people to cross. africa into europe. i was going in with i was seven years and he was seven indians and is this do they know each other is this one company when business is it. how do you how do you operate yeah i didn't need to know it or not. the only good you need to know is me the only came to know him to know it when. we were going from one point onward up you say you've you've helped thousands of people to go. europe how many haven't made it ninety percent of them have made it. and even up to my height but there's still ten percent who have it has some. i hadn't know when he won his mission back which part of the journey is the most dangerous. two to tripoli became the most difficult one why because it is a desert was initially around put on plenty to live in could only take them for d.s. four days to move from so

from that was who he knew to move from there to this whole process you know from from from gambia to senegal then to mali then to tunisia where then to libya then across the mediterranean then to italy how many people are you dealing with when you're when you're helping these people to cross. africa into europe. i was they didn't really i was seven years on the receiving indians and is this do they know each other is this one company when business is it. how do you how do you operate yeah i didn't need to know it or not. the only good you need to know is me the only came to know him to know it when. you're going from one point onward up you say you've you've helped thousands of people to go. europe how many haven't made it ninety percent of them have made it. and they put it up in my head but there's still ten percent who have it has some back in town. i had no one he wanted. which part of the journey is the most dangerous. two to tripoli became the most difficult one why because it is a desert was initially around put on twenty three i live in could only take them for d.s. four days to move

from that was who he knew to move from the to this whole process you know from from from gambia to senegal and to mali then to tunisia where then to libya then across the mediterranean then to italy how many people are you dealing with when you're when you're helping these people to cross. africa into europe. i was going in with i was seven years and he was seven indians and is this do they know each other is this one company when business is it. how do you how do you operate yeah i didn't need to know it or not. the only good you need to know is me the only came to know him to know it when. going from one point onward up you say you've you've helped thousands of people to go to europe how many haven't made it ninety percent of them have made it. and it was an open market but there's still ten percent who haven't yes some are back in town. right now twenty one is mission back now which part of the journey is the most dangerous from. two to three quick became the most difficult one why because it is a desert was initially around put on twenty three i live in could only take them for d.s. fo

the mayor of senegal's capital dhaka has been sentenced to five years in prison khalifa salis charge of the bursting of a two and a half billion dollars and those are the headlines bodies fear on al jazeera right after the stream next. we understand the differences and the similarities of counties across the world. so no matter where you call home algiers c.n.n. will bring in the news and current of families that matter to you. out is iraq. hi i'm dean and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube today we asked the boss of oxfam international one of the world's biggest aid groups how the organization can fix the reputation damaged by sex abuse scandals. with go to fix the his and the id industry needs to be full of humility now they are a very very many good i'd workers out there and certainly not a very i'd workers are paid for it but the systematic problem is the culture of the industry the churnalism and just think of oxfam not even reporting it to the local police what was going through they hit. in february oxfam international came under scrutiny following reports th