for about 40% of malawi's budget. president mutharika reminded everybody in june only that when his government came in, he says there was absolutely no money. the government was literally bankrupt. the deficit the previous government was as huge as the national budget, arrears in billions, both local and international loans, and so on. so why then have you met withjoyce banda in september and talked about how you have a common vision? look, first and foremost, let's clarify a bit about the donor aid. it's not entirely correct to say that the aid was withdrawn. yes, budget support, as in direct budget. well, that's what the president said. donors who are providing 40% of our budget left us. the money still comes in through other channels. off—budget financing is there. billions of dollars still comes into malawi. but the point is her presidency, even if she wasn't personally culpable, was very tainted. sure, right. meeting a former president is not an issue, and having a vision as two different people is also not an

and we know that other countries withdrew funding to malawi, which accounted for about 40% of malawi's budget and the president reminded everybody injune only that when his government came m, only that when his government came in, there was absolutely no money, the country was literally bankrupt, the country was literally bankrupt, the deficit the previous government left was as huge as the national budget, in billions. so, why then have you met with her and talked about how you have a common vision? look, first and foremost, let's clarify. it is not politically, entirely correct to say that, and the budget. but as of the president said. provided 40% of our budget left us. the money still comes in through other channels. million—dollar still coming to malawi. but the point is, her presidency, even if she was not personally involved was very tainted. admitting it former president is not an issue, and having a vision as two different people is not an issue. and pronouncing the fact that people have got a similar vision was he the same picture, i don't think it matters whether they are

, aid which accounted for about 40% of malawi's budget. president mutharika reminded everybody in june malawi's budget. president mutharika reminded everybody injune only that when his government came in, he says there is absolutely no money, the government was literally bankrupt. the deficit the previous government that was as huge as the national budget, arrears in billions, both local and international loans, and so on. so why then have you met with joyce banda in september and talked about how you have a common vision? look, first and foremost, let's clarify a bit about the donor aid. it is not entirely correct to say that the aid was withdrawn. yes, budget support, as in direct budget. well, that is what the president said. donors who are providing 40% of our budget left us. the money still comes in through other channels, off budget financing is there, billions of dollars still comes into malawi. but the point is her presidency, even if she wasn't personally culpable, was very tainted. shaw, right. meeting of former president is not

juliette parkin reports from malawi. she is the champion these children have been waiting weeks to see. they area mix have been waiting weeks to see. they are a mix of local and international stu d e nts are a mix of local and international students at this school that few have seen sporting greats with their own eyes. what sports do like? in a country where it is low on the list for investment. i hope very much like to talk about mental health and spore gives you the sense of i can in the sense of freedom when you are out and you feel better inside about yourself. since arriving here in malawi, she has been at the track. that feels good. at the wheelchair asked to ball court and will be taking part in a series of endurance challenges this week with a team of women. the campaign is called sport with a purpose, the brainchild of a travel company and it is notjust about committing exercise but about raising awareness of the devastating effects of poor nutrition. alex is a year older but his life is at risk due to poor acce

the challenges for dame kelly holmes continue — as she journeys through malawi to raise awareness of child malnutrion. and we'll hear from paralympian ali jawad who is fighting for a change of wada policies. now, tomorrow england's one—day team will begin their five—match series in sri lanka and jos buttler says they are relishing the favourites tag. eoin morgan's side are ranked number one in the world, with sri lanka eighth, and they are just seven months away from a world cup on home soil. however, their preparation has been hampered with heavy rain ahead of the series. time in the middle, some guys say it isa time in the middle, some guys say it is a big thing. some are not too fussed. if you get the practising around those games and you have a good day, we managed to dodge the showers. the guys are feeling good and there is more experience in the side of the guys know their game is pretty well and what they need to achieve in order to play. that go for you as well? the united hit the ball a lot before you go out and play a proper match? not all the time, no. there's been a l

nbc's hans nichols is live in malawi with more. and author of "on behalf of the president" joins me as well. hans, let's start with you. we had a tape snafu there. the first lady has been talking about the importance of education, trying to bring her be best campaign to an international audience. right? >> reporter: her message is clear. thank you, thank you, thank you. she said that in numerous ways. the u.s. ambassador says malawi is small, poor and welcoming. the welcoming is certainly true. we see that on the faces of the children greeting melania trump. she touched down a couple of hours ago. the messages she's sending are where she goes, the gestures. she went to a school. the brutal math of the school shows you how difficult it is to generate, to educate the next generation of malawians. a student to teacher ratio of 111-1. these are class sizes they're dealing with. they have outdoor classes. when it rains, they have to dismiss the students we spoke to the head teacher there a few hours ago. she spoke about how incredibly p

malawi is a major resipcipient u.s. aid money. this is a disconnect with the president's policies to cut foreign aid and melania trump's visit where they are pushing the assistance of u.s. in africa and the countries in africa. dave. >> not the first time we have seen her step out on her own. david mckenzie. >> the president rejects the long held american tradition of giving aid to the nations. you have a say in the domestic agenda. you get to advocate for human rights. the president thinks it is giving money to people who don't agree with us. >>> a check on cnn business. global stocks hit a record high after the dow sent treasury yields to the highest level in seven years. rising bond yields are a big story. rising rates boosted bank profits. oil prices falling overnight after the four-year high. global oil closed above $86 a barrel. the oil prices have surged as investors prepare for u.s. sanctions on iran. world supply is tight. iran is the fourth largest producer of oil. sanctions begin november 4th. >>> e-bay using its intern

an incredibly moving scene in malawi. these children are outdoors, it's 94 degrees, they're covered in dust, their books are in tatters. the extreme poverty is one of the reasons melania trump wanted to come here. but despite the challenges we saw the children engaged, listening, and learning in english. u.s.a.i.d. training teachers here, as part of their national reading program. the first lady donating a batch of books. part of more than 1.4 million textbooks being distributed throughout the country. along with bags, school supplies and soccer balls from the first lady's be best initiative. >> when people have opportunities, and societies are freer and more educated, we are stronger as the united states. >> reporter: this goodwill effort, despite the president's attempt to cut funding for u.s.a.i.d., which congress refused to do. the first lady seeing how these programs are dependent on u.s. dollars. >> it's touching, but i'm glad i'm here to see what the children are going through. and they're educating them in the rig

first lady in malawi a trump has touched down in garden at the beginning of a four nation trip to africa it's a first major international trip without the president and she'll be promoting her be best initiative talk will also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. but this year's nobel prize for physics has gone to three scientists from the united states canada and france one of them becomes the first woman to win the prize in more than fifty years they've been recognized for their research in the field of laser physics which the swedish academy says turn science fiction into reality. looking back they did it in star trek making objects move with a laser beam without touching them in a t.v. series they called it the tractor beams on if you can't believe. after ashkan invented a laser light trap known as optical tweezers. it works like a ping pong ball over a hairdryer. a lens focuses the laser creating a spot of light intensity particles are drawn to that point and tell them place the optical tweezers cantrip viruses speck tyria or other very small living objects without damaging them. the

a report from malawi. >> reporter: melia is here. it is her second of four couinry through africa. her message is about empowerment and education. i wanted to be here to see the successful program that the united states is providing to the children. thank you for everything. >> reporter: today she is attending a school and you see the challenges that malawi faces. you have some 000 students, 77 teachers. that gives you a student to teacher ratio of111-1. it also shows some of the tensions on thistrip. namely, she is promoting policy that's her husband may end up terminating. they talked of donatg 1.4 million books across the country. yet president trump has reportedly talked about ending u.s. fungd saying he'll only have it if countri are strategically aligned with the united states. the other aspect inll of this is who isn't here. that's president donald trump and what he isn't saying. he hasn't offered an apology for his reported comments calling many countriesic in a "s-hole countries. they want to ensure thesi erity about their hope for this country, for this continent, is inde

solo las escuelas de malawi recibieron cerca del diez millones de libros en los Últimos aÑos gracias a estas ayudas. las prÓximas paradas de melania serÁn en qkenia y egipto. >>> llevar el nombre del colombia fuera de las fronteras moviÓ a poner en marcha una escuela del salsa a esta pareja en el barrio neoyorquino de cu jeans parece que lo han logrado, verÓnica albornoz nos cuenta cÓmo se ha hecho un lugar en la capital del mundo esta pareja, verÓnica? >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> para esta pareja colombiana su norte ha sido ser los embajadores del ritmo caleÑo en la capital mÁs famosa del mundo. >>> gracias a dios creo que somos la escuela de salsa 200 alumnos asÍ que pues tÚ sabrÁs cÓmo ha sido la respuesta. >>> aprender sus pasos podrÍa ser todo un reto. >>> uno, y dos tres. >>> de las manos de un experto cualquiera con dos pies izquierdos estÁ a salvo. >>> epa. >>> (♪mÚsica♪) nosotros somos campeones mundiales de la competencia, que se hace cada aÑo en la ciudad de miami. ganamos en el 2017. como grupos grandes. >>> ♪ . >>> cali salsa para el mundo new york se

still to come on sports days the back bay... we'll catch up with dame kelly holmes in malawi and a project to help save lives through sport. -- still —— still to come on sports day... the youth olympic games are under way in buenos aires — a time to showcase a new generation of athletes. guests of honour in argentina are the the 12 thai footballers who were dramatically rescued after almost three weeks trapped in a flooded cave earlier this year. our olympic sports reporter nick hope is there. the olympics are about more than just sport, that is the message that organisers have been trying to get across since the games began on saturday here in buenos aires and in many ways the presence of the 12 tie boys and their kochi or exemplifies that. in the latejune and early july they were left fighting for their lives after becoming trapped in an underground cave. the story spread around the globe and during the opening weekend here they were given a golden ticket to the games, after a cameo, they played and watched several sports and that the international olympic committee president. this

across the atlantic governor is the first stop of mrs trump's a five day talk she will also visit to malawi kenya and egypt. meanwhile her husband u.s. president donald trump is facing heavy criticism from fellow republicans for blocking christine blasi for the woman who says she was assaulted by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said i said jeff flake described the president's comments as appalling while senator susan collins said his comments were just plain wrong mr trump made the comments at a campaign rally in mississippi thirty six years ago. i had one beer. right i had one beer. well you know there was one there oh good how did you get home i don't remember how did you get there i don't remember where is the place i don't remember how many years ago was it i don't know. it was are. you what neighborhood was it in i don't know where's that house on the bob stairs downstairs where was i don't know but i had one beer that's the only thing or. and imagine life is in tatters a man's life. let's go over to dublin correspondent stuff inside wins in washington welcome stephan what sort o

trip without the president and she'll be promoting her best initiative a tour will also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. germany's coalition government has reached agreement on migration on immigration reforms designed to make the country more attractive to skilled workers from around the world the government says it will help europe's largest economy feel more than a million vacant positions by removing hurdles for qualified non e.u. citizens but it stresses the dew avoids new incentives for refugees. we have an exclusive report for you now from the greek island of lesbos home to the notorious morea migrant camp it's known for its overcrowded conditions more than eight thousand people crammed into a facility built for just three thousand violence and prostitution is said to be commonplace but in recent months criminal activity is of the camp seem to have taken on a new quality people living there see they're being terrorized by slamming militants who have begun arriving from syria. and went to the camp to investigate. the bloody attack in camp moria last may suspected isis members were

her tour will also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. soccer star christiane over naldo is being sued in the united states by a woman who claims that the portuguese player raped her nine years ago she says that she was assaulted at the los vegas palms hotel and that she was tricked into keeping quiet were naldo has dismissed the allegations as fake. british prime minister theresa may says that her country's immigration rules after broke that will favor skilled migrants over low skilled migrants and that no pressure until treatment will be given to citizens maid was speaking on the fringes of the annual conservative party conference taking place in birmingham this week. germany's coalition government has reached agreement on immigration reforms designed to make the country more attractive to skilled workers from around the world the government says that it is based on the canadian model and is a first step toward a more open migration law it will continue to treat asylum seekers and economic migrants differently but could allow greater fl

trip without the president and she'll be promoting her be best initiative a tour will also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. soccer star christiana ronaldo is being sued in the united states by a woman who claims the portuguese blare raped her nine years ago and she says she was assaulted at the las vegas palms hotel and that she was tricked into keeping quiet rinaldo has dismissed the allegations as fake news. germany's coalition government has struck a deal on immigration reform the new law is based on the canada model ranking would be immigrants according to their education their age language skills and financial security now it's hoped a focus on attracting skilled workers will help fuel a record number of job vacancies. the german economy has a problem a lack of skilled workers now the government plans to tackle the shortfall with a new immigration law in the hope of attracting more skilled workers from abroad. the proposed changes will target people from outside the e.u. migrants with vocational qualifications will then have six months to try and find work but not without the correct

but malawi has a dark side. in a ritual, these older women are initiating young girls. some are 12 and 13 years old. the girls are told it's their duty to find a husband and to start having children. this time, the ceremony is a re-enactment for us. but in some remote villages, this kind of pressure is still very real. how young are these girls getting married? >> some 13 a nd 14 and 15 years. >> reporter: paulinek option. her mother told her school was a waste of time. >> she said i should drop out. >> reporter: malawi outlawed child marriage a few years ago, it's a serious problem. half of all girls are married with children before they turn 18. >> mothers expect their married, be a good >> reporter: nobody talks about careers or jobs? >> no. not at all. not for the girl. >> reporter: this woman thinks girls deserve more. >> i was born a defiant child. i questioned most of the things. even though everything around me was telling me that, you know, as a girl, you're weak, you're not smart enough. >> reporter: but she knew better because her mother and her grandmother w

africa the first major international visit without the president as he struggles to or will also take in malawi kenya and egypt as she promotes her the best initiative. of germany's coalition government has reached a deal on immigration reform based on the canada model the changes rank would be immigrants according to the education age language skills and financial security and so to focus on attracting skilled workers will help for the record number of job vacancies. the german economy has a problem a lack of skilled workers now the government plans to tackle the short full with a new immigration law in the hope of attracting most skilled workers from abroad. the proposed changes will target people from outside the e.u. migrants with vocational qualifications will then have six months to try and find work but not without the correct qualification and the demand for their skill set in the labor market but the plan will continue to treat asylum seekers and economic migrants differently. but there could eventually be greater flexibility for refugees who successfully integrate in germany's labor m

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but malawi also has a dark side. in a ritual dating back centuries older women are initiating young girls. some only 12 and 13 years old. the girls are told it's their duty to find a husband and to start havinghildren. this time a ceremony is a reenactment for us. but in some remote villagesf ths kind pressure is still very real. girlsung are these getting married? >> some at 14, 15 years. >> reporter: pauline used to think marriage was her only option. even her own mother told her school was a waste of time. >> there was nobody who can sug >> reporter: even mow malawi outlawed child marriages a few years ago, it's still a serious problem. almost half of all girls are married wit children before they turn 18. >> especially mothers expect their daughters to have children, garried, be a good wife. >> reporter: nobody talks about careers or jobs? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: she thinks girls deserve more. >> was born a defiant child. i questioned most of the things. even though everything around me was telling me tha

the first lady will visit malawi in kenya as well as egypt over the next few days. >>> the archdiocese of san jose is taking steps to rebuild trust with parishioners by mid- october it will release a list of the names and status of every priest who were found to be credibly accused of minor abuse within the diocese. the churches hired an outside firm to review all records of sexual abuse of minors. and investigate the churches past abuse claims. >> people have lost faith in the institution. i am hoping that they have not lost faith in jesus the christ. that is what i pray for. it is a long road ahead. >> yesterday the holy trinity held a listening session to air their frustrations with the catholic church. >>> kpix 5 heslin the santa fe unified school district has considered a plan to tear down schools and make way for affordable housing. leland high school and bret harte middle school are on the chopping block. the district is talking about closing or ingesting enrollment of various schools in order to accommodate new housing development projects. there hoping to keep some teachers by

first lady melania trump is arriving in malawi. the focus of that trip is her interest in child welfare. . the first lady is expected to tour classrooms, observe an english lesson, meet teachers and donate textbooks and soccer balls. she also plans to meet malawi's first lady. mrs. trump will end her trip with two more stops in kenya and egypt. >>> 5:58 right now. the u.s. is sending aid to indonesia following the deadly earthquake and tsunami. the death toll stands over 1,400 people. as the serve for the missing goes on, food and supplies are running out. right now 350,000 people have no running water or electricity. the red cross is also sending in supplies which are expected to arrive tomorrow. >>> breaking now on capitol hill -- senate leaders are gearing up to get their first look at the fbi's report on brett kavanaugh. how the view of the findings on the sex assault allegations could impact the vote on the supreme court nominee. plus: a d >>> he kept swinging away like, leave me alone, what are you doing? >> a deadly police c

she is traveling across the continent, visiting malawi and egypt. she is expected to make stops at local schools and taking in regional cultural experiences. more news for you right after the break. >>> 4:55 right 94. nbc bay area responds to north bay fire victims who lost family heir looms, and safes that were supposed to be fire proof. >> our investigator has been having a lot of questions about fire proof safes. >> good morning. some people told us their safes melted in the firestorm, mike cobb is one of those people. he se rebuilding now. during fires he had two safes that did not survive. >> well, you couldn't recognize it. it was basically the bottocan t. the top was a crumbly material. >> it melted? . >> yes, just disintegrated. >> so what makes a safe fire proof? tonight at 11:00, we'll explain what is or isn't. why a major industry auditor says that term is misleading. how you may wthange your evacuation plans to take into account serious limitations in safes. if you have a investigate, call us, 1-888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight a

we went to malawi, we went to kenya. here we are in egypt. i want to talk about my trip and not what i wear and that's very important, what i do, what we're doing with u.s. aid and what i do with my initiatives. and i wish people would focus on what i do, not what i wear. >> so let's talk to cnn white house reporter kate bennett who was on that trip to africa. and kate bennett, i read one quote from an historian, quoted that hat as she was wearing was comparing her hat to showing up on an alabama cotton farm in a confederate uniform. and she says, please don't focus on what i wear, how can we not? >> yeah, with that wthat was a . and melania trump, her gaffes seem to be clothes associated. we remember her "i really don't care, do you" jacket, and now she is wearing a hat that brought up some very bad memories of a time in this nation there is really not a time that people want to recall, necessarily. and i think it really goes to show how every "t" needs to be crossed, every "i" needs to be dotted. i certainly don't think she wore the hat to

there's just zebras walking along in malawi. president and first lady of the white house tenant in recent memory not to have their own pet. t what about the trumps? so i'm suggesting the president and first lady a adopt a zebra as a pet. too exotic you say. not true. john quincy adams, he had an alligator. wood row wilson had a heard of sheep. teddy roosevelt, legendary for having an entire white house. make the first family photos irresistible. >>> good evening chuck. we are beginning the night with massive protests over brett kavanaugh. looking at the scene that spilled over washington. that is a type of ziccivil dis disobedien disobedience. officers removing many of the protesters you're seeing on screen forcibly. report in the fbi has come out for senators eyes only. looks into the allegations of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh. allegations he has publically denied. tonight we are hours from the scheduled vote for tomorrow morning. and let me be clear right now. anyone telling you they know what happens next, what'

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where dying from the infection three being they were dying from high preparation algis eva travels to malawi and looks at how google communities a challenge and traditions in order to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health save a life is too strong life lines between life and death on al-jazeera. hello there well across united states we have been seeing a funnel boundary really bringing some contrast of temperatures across much of the central area united states in terms of look at this dallas at twenty five degrees and denver eight and here is that funnel boundary right here as we go towards wednesday we do expect to see pretty much most of the same with more rain coming to dallas that is going to start to break those temperatures down just a little bit and very rainy conditions all the way up towards auto we are going to sing toronto at about thirteen degrees along the eastern seaboard really not too bad with york at nineteen washington at twenty and atlanta at twenty four degrees there we're here across mexico as well as down across parts of central america plenty of clouds rig

they've been up against, malawi, in the fast 5s. basically 5 a side netball in shorter games. so this was in the last hour, in australia england taking a one goal lead, with 23 seconds to go, but malawi then got the ball up the other end to score and because it was in their powerplay time, it was worth double, so it meant england lost, 27-26. the roses have played now 2 out of their 3 games today, losing to new zeland in match one. . .they face south africa later. after thrashing toulon, last week in rugby union's champions cup, edinburgh suffered a disapointing loss away at zebre last night. the scottish side, who were without several players because of international call—ups, blew a 13 point half time lead, to lose 34—16 in parma. scarlets, ulster and 0spreys all won though. england's rugby league team take on new zealand in hull, this afternoon, in the first of a three match series. and they are in for a stern test. new zealand beat world champions australia just two weeks ago. and because of injuries, there are a number of new faces in the england squad, including hull

they've been up against malawi, in the fast 5s, basically 5 a side netball, in shorter games. so this was in the last couple of hours, in australia, england taking a one goal lead, with 23 seconds to go, but malawi then got the ball up the other end to score and because it was in their powerplay time, it was worth double, so it meant england lost, 27—26. the roses have played now two out of their three games today, losing to new zealand in match one. they face south africa later. after thrashing toulon, last week in rugby union's champions cup, edinburgh suffered a disapointing loss away at zebre last night. the scottish side, who were without several players because of international call—ups, blew a 13 point half time lead, to lose 34—16 in parma. scarlets, ulster and ospreys all won though. now, he did it at the olympics, with two golds in rio, and now max whitlock is on course for more success. he qualified top, for the final of the pommel at the world gymnastics championships in doha. he's aiming to win that title for the third time. dom cunningham and james hall are

she is scheduled to visit for countries god, malawi, kenya and egypt to promote her be best initiative, which stresses the importance of child social, emotional and physical health. she will visit schools, hospitals and meet with children. this is our first trip without the president.>>> it is stretch of fremont street will remain closed for almost 2 more weeks. new salesforce transit center. these are live picturessupporti section. you can see them here in the pictures. to cracked beams were discovered last week. engineers think the next step is to design and build a storm system to replace the temporary support that is in place. when finished it will likely take up the space about 10 feet wide in the middle of fremont street which will reduce the number of lines that can fit a long stretch of road. >> we can then get in there and remove portions of it. that will confirm if we know what happened. that can be part of how we get it fixed. >> inspectors do not know what caused this to go -- beams to crack and are expected to run tests. we also do not know when the transit center will reo

kenya, malawi and egypt as well. >>> 4:51 now. george gascon will not seek he says he need m t to devote to his eld.a. race that not involve an incumbent. a campaign manager expects a crowded and competitive field of candidates. >> from supervisors to everyone at the hall of justice who's either a public defender, deputy public defender, deputy assistant attorney. the speculation could run the gamut of almost every lawyer in town. >> gascon's term ends in 2019. >>> a new memorial in san francisco has led to a messy breakup. happening today, supporters of that memorial plan toal involve francisco and its sister city in japan osaka. their 60-year relationship is being severed by the mayor of osaka in his response to a chinatown statue honoring so-called comfort women in the world war ii. supporters say that comfort women were victims of sex trafficking trade, and the japanese military played a role. japan's government opposed the new statue from the start, supporters of the statue believes denies history. >>> 4:53 right now. >>> com

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england are the defending champions in this format but lost their games to lose even, malawi and south africa. they got to within one goal but that was as close as it got. south africa scored again with 20 seconds to go to seal the match. england will be hoping to do better tomorrow but it doesn't get any easier when of australia and jamaica. day forjustin rose in the gulf. the to those in 13 champion had the lead at one stage. he slipped to two under for the round and his three strokes off the overall leader. england's cricketers are in t20 action in sri lanka this afternoon. they won the one—day series, doubly at this is a one—off t20 before a three match test series. this has been a tour dominated as much by the weather as it has been by the cricket. everyone of england's matches has been affected in some way, shape or form by the rain. this evening's t20 ta kes a by the rain. this evening's t20 takes a little bit of extra importance. it gives england the opportunity to get more miles in the legs, more overs bowled as they move towards next summer's world cup. as you can see, ea

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trump will focus on, not just in ghana, but malawi, kenya and egypt. during her week-long mission. why africa? >> her choice. she chose africa. >> reporter: us, id's mark reed hopes the visit shines a light on what this money can do for people like this woman who works at this clothing factory, who can earn enough to take care of her kids for the first time. >> i'm very happy. >> it is about showing what american compassion in action looks like. >> reporter: today, nothing but praise from the president. >> it was beautiful. she's doing a great job as first lady. >> reporter: and true to form, the first lady made no public comment. her presence on the continent speaking volumes. ron allen, nbc news, across ghana. >>> still ahead, outrage erupts after a police helicopter buzzes a tailgating crowd turning tents and grills into flying projectiles. fly projectiles. >>> emergency alert. why your phone and everyone else's will go off at the same time tomorrow. >>> tonight, federal officials are investigating a scary scene caught on camera. police helicopter called in to help with crowd co

the us first lady, melania trump, was in malawi today as part of her four—country african tour. the visit focused on humanitarian and children‘s issues at a time when her husband‘s administration has been pressing to cut foreign aid. she watched school girls perform a welcome song and dance, but mrs trump did notjoin in, unlike uk pm may! a few months back, president trump courted controversy by reportedly using a derogatory term to refer to african countries. a small group of americans living in malawi held a protest against her tour — saying they are against her husband‘s style of government and plans to cut aid. the first lady still has stops in kenya and egypt before returning to the united states. she looks very polished there, what do you think? berry poise, this is a news programme so i do you think? berry poise, this is a news programme so i should tell you she has already touched down in kenya, chris is a little bit behind the curve! she‘s in nairobi, she has been handing out soccer balls, the best is her theme, best equipment forgirls, best is her theme, best

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they've been up against, malawi, in the fast 5s, basically 5 a side netball, in shorter games. so this was in the last hour, in australia, england taking a one goal lead, with 23 seconds to go, but malawi then got the ball up the other end to score and because it was in their powerplay time, it was worth double, so it meant england lost, 27—26. the roses have played now two out of their three games today, losing to new zeland in match one. they face south africa later. after thrashing toulon, last week in rugby union's champions cup, edinburgh suffered a disapointing loss away at zebre last night. the scottish side, who were without several players because of international call—ups, blew a 13 point half time lead, to lose 34—16 in parma. scarlets, ulster and ospreys all won though. england's rugby league team take on new zealand in hull, this afternoon, in the first of a three match series. and they are in for a stern test. new zealand beat world champions australia just two weeks ago. and because of injuries, there are a number of new faces in the england squad, includin

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earlier in malawi, mrs. trump visited schoolchildren, promoted her be best initiative and handed out soccer balls. the school she visited received textbooks and other aid from an american agency the administration has targeted for budget cuts. >>> former rap mogul suge knight is sentenced and new details on a deadly car explosion. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the allentown morning call" reports last weekend's murder/suicide car explosion that killed three people has left family members reeling. investigators say 26-year-old jacob schmoyer laid out plans to commit suicide and kill his 2-year-old son and a 66-year-old friend in a series of letters mailed before the explosion. officials say the letters were filled with hatred. authorities say schmoyer used homemade explosives to blow up the car. one family member said schmoyer was evil. >>> "the los angeles times" reports former rap music mogul suge knight was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the hit and run death of a californi

will visit ghana, malawi, kenya and egypt. >> i'm so proud of the work this administration is going to aid to others and am looking forward to go to many of the countries and see children throughout africa. >> trevor: so sweet of melania, she's going to fight cyber bullying. the only issue, most people in africa are still waiting to get cyber. so, i mean -- ( laughter ) ( applause ) and, by the way, if you're paying attention, you will realize this is yet another instance of the first lady publicly undermining her husband's message. he said lebron was dumb. she praised lebron. he called african countries shit holes. she chose africa for her first solo trip. he roots for yankees, she roots for heart disease. ( laughter ) i just hope the clothes the kids are wearing aren't too awkward for you. ( applause ) speaking of africa, in an historic ruling, a judge in kenya has lift add ban on a lesbian film for one week, right, because unless it's shown in theaters, the film cannot be eligible for the ko oscars. i think it's amazing even how homophobia bows down to the academy awards -- homosexu

the atlantic to america is the first stop of a five day solo tour of africa she will sort of visit malawi kenya and egypt. or sources in indonesia say the number of dead from last week's earthquake and tsunami is now more than fourteen hundred survivors are facing a fifth day with little food and water some aid is now reaching the region but the government admits the relief effort is slow and blames widespread damage to infrastructure and a lack of fuel they don't believe bastin heartsick reports from pollard whether to nami it all morning nordin has been running from one government distribution center to another but he keeps being turned away the aid is being taken to other places there's food and water in this truck do you know where they're going. i don't know what we do know is all the aid from this place is going to the main relief center. he shows us a whole list of things he desperately needs for himself and his family twenty four people had signed in stamp but he still ends up with nothing. and i registered and started hearing yesterday but i was told to come back today. when i wa

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trip without the president and she'll be promoting have the best initiative but to also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. conditions of the more refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos have been described as appalling more than eight thousand people crammed into a facility built to hold just three thousand violence and prostitution are commonplace but in recent months the criminal activities appear to have taken to have taken on a new quality people there say they're being terrorized by militants from islamic state who have begun to arrive from syria. and mario went to the camp to investigate. a bloody attack on camp moria last may suspected isis members were apparently the driving force several were injured severely some attackers were arrested i did take the watch of so that when they attack it's about twenty of them who gang up on you. we stay here with metal bars at the mercy of this little boy that shout the same slogans that isis members well al is great isis will remain and expand. what has meant escape from iraq to lesbos he left a wrecked in next to the presumed isis group be

best initiative to promote children's wellbeing after gollum says trump will visit to malawi kenya and egypt. he joins us from not going to welcome. donald trump has a history of charged language when talking about africa people in ghana reacting to his wife's visit. the reaction really hasn't been. much significance because many do not really know that she's. actually had from the local media here and the reaction has been that you don't see much impact that this trip and you'll get a reaction from the gun years i've been speaking to on the streets. i just had this it's going to be just any no it's diplomatic to. watch from is the same thing. so. i think it's ok. but i don't see a mainstream nation. coming to everything i don't think it would change any of our relationship because trauma is always try not be predicted if maybe they have somebody. to government otherwise it's. not much in the way of expectation that what is the first lady's agenda. what the gender really has been to promote the best campaign the focus really in ghana has been on the health. d. c how is giving to babies