their fields where they used to plant millet and onions grew arid. lisa her husband and their five children are climate refugees. is she was suffering so much. there's no rain we have no water we don't have enough water to grow anything. c.t.c. to see a group. of people here heading south. hoping that they'll be able to grow crops there and find something to eat. in southeast asia flooding is driving people from their homes. in africa it's the devastating drought. cameroon is suffering as is neighboring chad. lake chad which lent its name to the entire region is the only natural source of water in the area. researchers from the international organization for migration have come to the region surrounding lake chad to investigate the connection between climate change and the rise of climate migration. mashal remove the low of the un migration organisation has spent years in this a hill region every encounter and every conversation adds another layer of detail to his preliminary findings. today the real and his team are visiting a camp for displaced peo

their fields where they used to plant millet and onions grew arid. lisa her husband and their five children are climate refugees. is one is see west suffering so much. there's no rain we have no water we don't have enough water to grow anything. yet a ship group. of people here heading south. hoping that they'll be able to grow crops there and find something to eat. in southeast asia flooding is driving people from their homes. in africa it's the devastating drought. cameroon is suffering as is neighboring chad. lake chad which lent its name to the entire region is the only natural source of water in the area. researchers from the international organization for migration have come to the region surrounding lake chad to investigate the connection between climate change and the rise of climate migration. mashal remove the low of the un migration organisation has spent years in this a hill region every encounter and every conversation adds another layer of detail to his preliminary findings. today real and his team are visiting a camp for displaced peop

their fields where they used to plant millet and onions grew arid. lisa her husband and their five children are climate refugees. is or is she was suffering so much. there's no rain we have no water we don't have enough water to grow anything. she had a ship group of people here heading south. hoping that they'll be able to grow crops there and find something to eat. in southeast asia flooding is driving people from their homes. in africa it's the devastating drought. cameroon is suffering as is neighboring chad. lake chad which lent its name to the entire region is the only natural source of water in the area. researchers from the international organization for migration have come to the region surrounding lake chad to investigate the connection between climate change and the rise of climate migration. mashal remove the low of the un migration organisation has spent years in this the hill region every encounter and every conversation adds another layer of detail to his preliminary findings. today maria will and his team are visiting a camp for displ

challenger or both beyond joe the former son in law of military dictator suharto subiaco also retired millet. very general challenges recent results and says there has been widespread voter fraud the results arrived a day earlier than we expected people are worried about possible violence these are pictures from today you can see heavy security in front of big elections commission office in the capital of jakarta. for more we are joined by risking a grasshopper from our indonesian service risky what are the chances of violence i mean people are talking about it they're preparing for it. well tension remains high in jakarta following the plant that must must ration by troubles are beyond the supporter there's an unbreakable belief among them that the election was rigged don't mr prabhu has urged his supporter 3000000 peaceful and call the police still has it's not just a couple of weeks ago they have arrested. the really instigator for allegedly treason and since the beginning of the week they have to deploy 32000 troops and police official to secure the capital city to have even prevented th

euro league idea but what's become of it and what millet looks like tomorrow. dublin gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections and was asked the questions that matter. what are european voters hopes for the new column and what challenges why. head. from way too long the place his sins and the people in power have come their way with not doing anything to fight the kind of crisis play . of the european election affect the rest of the. expert discussions for us to do not. answer we have to stick and citizens voters 1st. w. has it all. may 26th g.w. . plague. play. this is d w news live from berlin europe moves to disrupt the dissent from asian campaigns targeting the upcoming european elections there's been a massive push to get out the vote for the upcoming you parliamentary election but efforts to stop the spread of foreign anti deal propaganda may prove too little too late also on the show.

law and strategic analysis institute in chennai and an international lawyer welcome to both of you mr millet if i can just start with you this portrait threat from islamic state threatening attacks in the region how soon. they should be take these warnings we should take this warnings very seriously and as you know bangladesh since two thousand and sixteen has had a very proactive approach towards countering terrorism and violent extremism and we take all these threats and warnings very seriously and quickly act upon it and that's why we have had a dramatic reduction in the number of attacks in the last one obvious but of this is already talked about islamic state not being present there but there's of course there's homegrown terror from john model mujahideen in bangladesh among those has been dealing with what is the strategy that bangladesh has been adopting to try and fight terrorism with this has taken a two pronged strategy one we have released and then the capacity to degrade and destroy operational networks of militant groups but at the same time hand in hand we're also taking the ap

law and strategic analysis institute in general and an international lawyer welcome to both of you mr millet if i can just start with you this a portrait threat from islamic state threatening attacks in the region how soon. should we take these warnings we should take this warnings very seriously and as you know bangladesh since two thousand and sixteen has had a very proactive approach towards countering terrorism and violent extremism and we take all these threats and warnings very seriously and quickly act upon it and that's why we have had a dramatic reduction in the number of attacks in the last one obvious but there's already talk about islamic state not being present there but there's of course there's homegrown terror from jamaat and mujahideen in bangladesh among vision has been dealing with what is the strategy the bangladesh has been adopting to try and fight terrorism where there's a stake in the two pronged strategy one we have released and then the capacity to degrade and destroy operational networks of militant groups but at the same time hand in hand we're also taking the app

he'd scored a beauty of a free kick but the video assistant referee spotted an off site no goal no millet remained at halftime despite stuttgart sweating blood for the cause in your own came into the game after the break this was the 2nd time they were foiled by the woodwork. french world cup when a bomb came closest to rescuing the day for stuttgart i but who knew and held on i was nil nil the final score but 2 goals last week in swabian meant they had finally reached the promised land the new owner promoted to germany's top tier for the 1st time and the fans joined their heroes on the pitch to celebrate their moment in history. it's a really historic night. as we just saw that they're not your run of the mill modern football club but i know they're not their former east german state sponsored club and here and there were proudly known as being anti-establishment then and they are that now through the this little stadium is mostly standing room only again expect from the sports going to fantastic article online i can recommend to you to describe them at states variance it's just i'm like

sure up to a big idea but what's become of it and what millet looks like tomorrow. dublin gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections was asked the questions that matter what are european voters hopes for the new parliament what challenges lie ahead. can't wait to long for the parties he says that the people in power have come away with not doing anything to fight the kind of crisis the body. and the european election the district the best. expert discussions have to do a good. millions of records we have to take our citizens lose 1st leg w. bush has it all played. on may 26th g.w. . sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter of. the world did mark in your lifetime in around half a century. your world will be around 2 degrees one lead inevitably sea level rise by at least one. place. we're going to have some climate impacts return greater than we see over the place really frightening triple. play. why aren't people more concerned. little yellow bird shorts may 31st on t.w. . play . the c.w. news live from south africa where sentence president. pledge

cooperate and we've said from day one anyone who wants to contribute be they civilians members of the millet.

fighting for freedom fighting for the moment ahead cut as a young child or millet dari was sold by her family as a house slave. 12 long hard years later she regained her freedom and now her memory is her power in the struggle against served. which she's turned into an international campaign. in 75 minutes on w. . durham league idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow dublin gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections. the key issues for european voters and helluva good in election affect the rest of the. expert discussions comprehensive reports and voters to use. the european elections on may 26th to dublin. sometime in the 26th you my great granddaughter will be born. but will the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was born there were 3000000000 people you will share the planet with 9000000000. your world will be around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter a century. going to have some climate impacts would turn green are we saying. it's really frightening more trouble than i have. why ar

he'd scored a beauty of a free kick but the video assistant referee spotted an off site no goal no millet remained at halftime despite stuttgart sweating blood for the cause the noon came into the game after the break this was the 2nd time they were foiled by the woodwork. french world cup winner. came closest to rescuing the day for stuttgart. but in your own held on i was nil nil the final score but new ones 2 goals last week in swabian meant they had finally reached the promised land the new owner promoted to germany's top tier for the 1st time and the fans joined their heroes on the pitch to celebrate their moment in history. it's a really historic night. we had that they're not your run of the mill club they know they're not their former east german state sponsored club they're one of the 11 and they've always been proudly anti establishment and it remains that way to this day yet expects got a fantastic from they did a fantastic article online that describes a match states periods that is like no out of their club from a different time and after a goal there's no music there's no pr

not to forget that the pakistani military had launched richard millet pre-operation screw driver some of the religion faction that were operating go to the bog down of one is on board so i definitely need that security will be on high and. it had been light they get it out the deadly attack in baluchistan province also third be interesting to see who is going to own response ability for this attack obviously to innocent foka by watching by the way let it die. at regular that some of the civilians would also cause that law. hard to joining us on the phone from islamabad thanks very much for bringing us up today's. let's bring you some more breaking news though this time coming out of iran we understand that iran has informed the ambassadors from the u.k. france germany china and russia of its intention to sort of implementing some commitments on the twenty fifteen nuclear deal those countries viewers will remember are still committed to that deal that's despite the united states unilaterally withdrawing from the accords really in state television says that they have informants embassad

bob millet said he tried unsuccessfully to rescue a friend from that fire and he told the jurors he noticed two men he did not recognize talking quietly inside the warehouse before the fire broke out. the defense is suggesting that this is arson in an effort to clear the two defendants both charged with the death of 36 people. the judge said she dismissed an alternate juror for veracity issues. henry lee was inside the courtroom today and he will have more coming up at 5:00. you can find his updates every day online on ktvu.com. >>> the san francisco mayor is sharing the city's plan for the state democratic convention later this month. the convention will be held in san francisco beginning may 31 and running through june 2. >> we know that this is the first time in our history that the california democratic party will be held right here in the city and county of san francisco. i am so excited and i cannot wait to walk on democrats from all over the state. >> all of the major democratic candidates have said they will be at the state convention. there will be increase security on hand for the

. >> this is fura, it's made from millet and milk. >> anthony: it's more like a yogurt, slightly sour. >> yes. >> anthony: that's great. >> this is sort of a surprising food. it's also made of beans. >> anthony: this is all beans? >> yes. >> anthony: danwake, high protein bean flour dumplings served with tomatoes, onions in a peppery sauce. mmm, delicious. >> moringa. >> anthony: and moringa salad, made from the leaves of the zogala tree. it's aid to have medicinal properties. kuli-kuli powder is a garnish or condiment made from ground peanuts. what do you see the future of this area and your people? >> everything relies on education. we promote both western and arabic knowledge. the whole africa, even the whole world, is represented in lagos, so we have to work together. the prophet of islam muhammad, he lived with christians and jews peacefully without any problem. we believe that if there is no peace, there will be no progress. you cannot go to mosque, you cannot go to church, you cannot go to school, you cannot go to work. >> we love lagos, we love peace. >> and we pray to the alm

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millet. forces around said country because as the narrative goes somehow maximum pressure perhaps even war is the best way to bring peace to the reach this would not be the 1st time the american media with italy or unwittingly has made the case for war on the basis of vague anonymously sourced intelligence in 2003 it was iraq this time it's iran much of american news reporting on u.s. iran relations glosses over president trump's role how his policies have led to this standoff there's even less space given to reflect on the history of american aggression against iran which is not to say that the islamic republic ruled by authoritarians and involved in wars in syria and yemen is an innocent player however inflammatory headlines unnamed sources and decades of misinformation in the us media over iran don't help our starting point this week is washington d.c. . headlines like beads about iranian belligerence a new tensions with the u.s. came from sources like the the official who declined to be i

aircraft carrier they placed bombers in the region missile defenses they evacuated or are evacuated millet a person just has been diplomatic personnel from the embassy in baghdad they have sent warnings to companies and airlines so if there's no indication they're going to act then why take all of those steps so that i think is going to become the question for congress over the next couple of days we expect that members of the house and the senate are going to be getting classified briefings on what this intelligence shows for those who have already had the basic brief and we're seeing a very different response from a partisan sort of lens democrats are saying there's no there there and we're seeing some republicans come out and say nope this is a real honest to god threat we had to take these steps so that's going to be the question why did the u.s. take all of these steps it was it necessary that the president just said that they were going to act no indication that they will so that's going to be what we'll be watching for in the coming days all right betty many thanks indeed i was ther

aircraft carrier they placed bombers in the region missile defenses they evacuated or are evacuated millet person sees me diplomatic personnel from the embassy in baghdad they're sent warnings to companies and airlines so if there's no indication they're going to act then why take all of those steps so that i think is going to become the question for congress over the next couple of days we expect that members of the house and the senate are going to be getting classified briefings on what this intelligence shows for those who have already had the basic brief and we're seeing a very different response from a partisan sort of lens democrats are saying there's no there there and we're seeing some republicans come out and say nope this is a real honest to god threat we had to take these steps so that's going to be the question why did the u.s. take all of these steps it was it necessary that the president just said that they were going to act no indication that they will so that's going to be what we'll be watching for in the coming days all right betty many thanks indeed i was there is polit