. >> so you plan a trip to zambia, why did you end up? they're >> one of the churches in town, a good friend of mine, had gone to zambia with several people from his church. >> they learned that people and zambia were in dire need of freshwater, so march and esther join a church machine to dig wells there. >> after three weeks, it was time to go home. >> you land in atlanta, and your son calls -- >> he says, do you know some guy named breitigan, he's banging on the door. that's >> a detective? >> yeah. >> so you knew then? >> so we knew then. and the atlanta airport that there must have been an indictment, and they were at the door to rest mark. >> the lab results were in, on that duct work. >> coming up, the prosecution's case, motive. >> we have some theories that are pretty dark, that kind of lay out with the state of the marriage was. >> and means. >> can you tell the jury of anything you notice in that bedroom? >> i observe such like marking on the walls above the register, the here just are. >> when dateline continues. when dateline

they're going to affect places like southern angola as well as western areas of zambia. on saturday we will be botswana and northern areas of south africa that see the heavy rain. by the time we get into sunday now from now, madagascar remains while the fine and dry, but it could turn wet and windy and next week we got a cycling pulling in west. edging closer to maricia. these systems do tend to be unpredictable, but we will keep an eye on that and see where it heads as we go in to monday. now, to the north of africa, we've got some windy weather pulling into the west. the hamilton winds, kicking up that sand blowing across into the atlantic. we've also got more wet and windy weather on course for libya as well as egypt. and that system will scott across by the time we get into next week, bringing some of that rain to parts of the levant. but the further south we go, the more sunshine we see, it will be cooler across the gulf, that you, whether ah, a jeremy duty, the journey a base, and one of necessity, ah, 3 different missions. but all facing the challenge of driving o

they're going to affect places like southern angola as well as western areas of zambia. on saturday. we will be booked swanner and northern areas of south africa that see the heavy rain. by the time we get into sunday now for now, madagascar remains while the fine and dry, but it could turn wet and windy and next week we've got a cycling pulling in west, edging closer to maricia. these systems do tend to be unpredictable, but we will keep an eye on that and see where it head's as we go in to monday. now, to the north of africa, we've got some windy weather pulling into the west. the hobbit and winds kicking up that sand blowing across into the atlantic. we've also got more wet and windy weather on course for libya as well as egypt. and that system will scott across by the time we get into next week. bringing some of that rain to parts of the levant, but the further south we go, the more sunshine we see. it will be cooler across the gulf that you whether oh the weather sponsored by casara, always talk to al, just a while to warm his skin for control. we listen, design is,

they're going to affect places like southern angola as well as western areas of zambia on saturday. we will be botswana and northern areas of south africa that see the heavy rain. by the time we get into sunday. now from now, madagascar remains while the fine and dry, but it could turn wet to an windier. next week we've got a cycling pulling in west, edging closer to maricia. these systems do tend to be unpredictable, but we will keep an eye on that and see where it heads as we go in to monday. now to the north of africa, we've got some windy weather pulling in to the west, the hermit and winds kicking up that sand blowing across into the atlantic. we've also got more wet and windy weather on course for libya as well as egypt. and that system will scott across by the time we get into next week, bringing some of that rain to parts of the levant. but the further south we go, the more sunshine we see. it will be cooler across the gulf that you, whether ah pick, take their ships to democracies, activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very

so a lot of them who built canals there in zambia and kind of conditions as the swamp. um, they preferred to be in the swamp and be freed and be on on a plantation so they contributed and they brought a lot of knowledge to this united states in the area as well and what i did back in 2004 because everywhere moses granny went after he brought his bought his freedom. i went to and found more other grandi relatives. well also went to london england who published those slave narratives in the 17 1800s and presented them a plaque from randy family. thanking them for their participation support and so my ancestors that actually get out of bondage and what it were able to share their stories through the british and foreign antislavery society in time. it's now called antislavery international they still exist because the work is not complete. it's still a lot of slavery around the world that needs to be dealt with and so as we have dealt with it, there are other families that are dealing with the same thing even unto this day. and so the work continues to free people and to ma

i have learned how the arch travelled to villages in ethiopia, in india and zambia, to understand the circumstances under which young girls were being forced into marriage. he also took up this cause with the elders, mary robinson is here, and others. the group of senior leaders brought together by president nelson mandela in 2007. such was his stamina, such was his commitment to social justice for all, that he took up the cudgels on behalf of millions of people around the world. many would know his name, but many would not. but he did make a difference in taking up their causes. he never stopped fighting, he never stopped speaking out. and he never stopped speaking out. and he never stopped caring. since the passing of our beloved arch, we have been looking back on his life, on the part he played in our transition to democracy and to his towering role as the chairperson of the truth and reconciliation commission. today, 27 years after the event of our democracy, we can still say with certainty that what we have achieved as a country was nothing short of a miracle. we could have chose

and the journey that they made, carrying his body for over 9 months from what is now no than zambia to what is now the east coast of tanzania. i wanted to flip the story, returned the gaze and tell the story from the perspective of the africans and not the story of the white explorer, the missionary david livingston. so i had to spend a lot of time in different archives around the world. and i found an incredible amount of treasure here in the national archives. history is always told from the perspective of the great man, where there is david livingstone or sizzle, john rose, or robert more gladly. i feel that my responsibility as isn't by when writer is to tell them all when story in a way that it hasn't fully been told before. and i plan to do that with every book that i write. ah, we're going. we're going to the high 14. yeah, i'm setting up an entry office because i can write it whole, but i like the illusion of having a job to go to eating, especially when i'm writing. and right now i'm facing as self imposed deadline. i need to finish a manuscript by the end of the year. ah, i d

i have learned how the arch traveled to villages in ethiopia, in india and zambia to understand the said come senses i know which young girls were being forced into marriage. he also took up this course without us. married robinson. part of the old us is here, my, my gosh, i, my cell is also here. the group of senior leaders brought together by president nelson mandela in 2007. such was his stamina. such was his commitment to social justice for all that he took up the car jose on behalf of millions of people around the world. many would know his name, but many would not but he did make a difference in taking up their courses. he never stopped fighting. he never stopped speaking out and he never stopped carrie. since the passing of our beloved arch. we've been looking back on his life on the part he played in our transition to democracy. and to his towering role as the chairperson of the truth and reconciliation commission. today, 2070 is after the advent of our democracy. we can still say with certainty that what we have achieved to as a country was nothing short of a miracle. we could h

they should be just around the heart of africa, some big down paul, spilling out of angola into where zambia just running across says in bob way into mozambique and madagascar more the same as we go through sunday. but also some pretty wet weather for south africa. ah gotcha. one of the fastest growing nations in the world. wow. the cause of needed to oakland and development school international shipping company to become a middle east and trade and wanting skillfully knocked out 3 key areas of develop who filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future while need. cato causes gateway to whoa trade. blue. ah, this is al jazeera, quick reminder, all the top stories this are cassock. sounds president says authorize security forces to far without warning. he tries to quote, violent protests against his government. russian land forces have been deployed to help dozens of protested and security personnel have been killed in recent days. india is introducing mandatory home quarantine for all international passenger arrivals. the new measures apply even if travelers return and ne

the storms rolling across pots of zambia. so wet, weekend and week for the soccer next week. rain as well for them. bob, we're northern areas of botswana for south africa. it's clear in west with sunshine, in cape town, but it's going to be rather wet for the east with thunderstorms in johannesburg through the weekend. that should weather update. ah, the on the comfort zone, we're assumptions are children travel to the ends of the earth and further experience unimaginable of the people who lived. this is probably the most extreme situation i've been. bolton quickly is concerned. award winning documentary, but also perception. witness on a just a year. ah, ah, ah ah, again, this is al 0. let's remind you of the main nearest the saw police in kazakhstan is largest city of massey, so they've killed dawson's appliances of the last 24 hours. protests began over a fuel price hike. spreaded a wide spread violence on the west. u. s. president joe biden, as described, his predecessor, donald trump, was a threat to democracy. on the 1s

some thunderstorms roll across the likes zambia into them. bob way, for south africa, it's much dryer in the west. wetter in the east, with thunderstorms in johannesburg through to the weekend. ah. on counting the costs of the climate and words, you see the price of going green and why it doesn't lead to cost the earth do ceilings and unlikely mute or an economics becomes the testbed for controlling our prices was no gold deposit to wise at one of your walks biggest exports counting the cost on algae 0. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to plate that others and not as far as i said on going are the way that you would tell . the story is what can make a difference? lou ah, ah no more gun. the headlines on all 0. and you case, prime minister has warned its hell service will be under considerable pressure in the coming weeks. his army con cases, surge new coven 19 restrictions are coming into effect and other parts of europe. boars, johnson has rejected calls for additional measures. yeoman's healthy rebels say they've s

tropical storm ana, this was the scene in malawi as so here's where on it is right now is zip in across zambia, pushing into angola, northern parts of botswana, meantime, still high heat for the northern cape, up into in a high of 39 degrees on thursday. thanks for joining in season. ah, let me tell you a story. up there in space. technology is quantity revolutionizing the way you live broadcasting every goal, in high definition, helping your children either. you can stream the world blockbusters, however you want your connected with your office, wherever you happen to be. this is the story of sales and sales space to deliver your vision. lou. ah, you're watching or is it a reminder of our top stories? this are russia's foreign minister, says appropriate measures will be taken if the u. s. fails to respond to security demands. moscow ones guarantees that ukraine will not join nato, and that the military alliance will not expand further into former soviet republics . ukrainian foreign minister amidst the number of russian troops massed at the border is a direct threat, but says it's insufficien

falling into debt distress include tunisia, which has seen political upheaval as well as ambia and gonna, zambia was the 1st african country to the fault on debt last year during the pandemic. so how bad is it? well now it's m b a has to allocate 44 percent of its annual government revenue to creditors gonna spend about 37 percent of its national budget on debt interest payments. cameroon, spent 2003.8 percent of its budget on dep payments compared to just 3.9 percent of the countries revenue on health. and all this leave the number of analysts to say that we are now in a debt super cycle. and that central banks are in a trap which could ultimately lead to a global economic collapse. for boom bust, i'm been swan for more on this. let's bring back our panel of prof, sir richard wolf, host of economic update. peter shift chief economist at euro pacific capital and steve, keen, the economics professor of patriot steve, i actually want to start with what band just mentioned there. as you see a nation default or faith major debt, whoa is. and then there are owing 44 percent of their gdp to creditors.

have to head to most southern areas of that central band you got from the storms rolling across pots, zambia. so what we can do and week fully saca next week rain as well was and bob, we know that areas of botswana for south africa it's clear in the west with sunshine in cape town, but it's going to be rather wet for the east with funder storms. in johanna burg through the weekend, that sure weather update. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always killing the debates. 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future 8. now this is not a lock can get. it was completely packed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get the master bill or just pay for this to you. on al jazeera lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera astrology of the bay nearest the saw police and cast offs. largest city almighty so that they kill dawson's appliances in the last 24 hours. protests began over a fuel price high, could have sp

further toward the south we go, we do have some storms rocking storms, northern botswana pushing into zambia as in bob, wy and central areas of mozambique and for cape town, a high of 30 degrees. but that's not going to last or temperatures are going to fall in the days to come. that's it. we'll see again soon. the weather sponsored by katara ways while the water we listen design is are making serious efforts in order to stop the trend. we need to store a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as always is there a correspondence? that's what we strive to do me ah, the watching out is there a reminder of all top stories? a white father and son convicted of killing a black joker of been sentenced to life in prison without parole. a jury found travis and gregory mcmichael guilty of murdering ahmed albury, their neighbor, william brine, also received a life sentence booked with the possibility of parole. in fact, he is and causes president is told his forces they can shoot to kill without warning. as he tries and viole

you've got thunderstorms rolling across pots, zambia so wet weekend and week full is soccer. next week. rain as well as in bob, we in northern areas of botswana for south africa. it's clear in west with sunshine, in cape town, but it's going to be rather wet for the east with thunderstorms in johannesburg through the weekend. that sure weather update. ah silence has been distant. ah denise, this is one of scandinavia lodges. i am old to pause and it's driving away between those seeking wealth and those defending their way of life. witness documentary on jesse the u. s. is always of interest to people around the world. people pay attention to walk this on here and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. oh, cassock stands president says order has mostly been restored off the days of violent protests that have seen doesn't kill them. thousands arrested. ah, hello, i'm sammy's. hey dan, this is al jazeera, alive from dall housy, coming up. cambodia as prime minister becomes the 1st foreign leader to visit me and mows jumped up provoking accusatio

if indeed, zambia, i think ro he is one example who could r, thank you for indie gambia. and a lot of women will look up to me to feel that, that stick to that everybody is looking up to us if feel sector or a poor sick. but most people will see me as an example and get into that. if only i was supported by my god. yeah, actually when your business didn't do well, you felt so desperate that you decided to get on a boat and go through the back where we call it to europe. how did that end up for you? so embarking on the back, we was one of the most deadliest things i could have learned to myself because it ended up bad. i'll to some people lost their lives in that boat at the end of the day. so with the support of i o m, i was he will to get back to my country and just give me a little bit of what that experience was like on the board because we don't want to romanticize this idea of the back way. it was a difficult situation where i was prone to be read. if more for honda, because we were about 120 people in that would a 117 way. our men are lit 3 of us where women and i w

it goes from zimbabwe into zambia. this is certainly not good news because in both of those countries, we have had some flooding and temperatures in cape town. 26 sets after 45 on the weekend see later. ah gutter. one of the fastest growing nations in lou ranika needed to oakland and development international shipping company to become a teen middle eastern trade and money skills. 3 key areas of develop, filling up from connecting the work future. wanted cato cutters, gateway to whoa trade. lou ah, you're watching all the 0 reminder about top stories. this are the 3rd shipment of $200000000.00 worth of american military equipment has landed in ukraine, or there are increasing fears of a russian invasion. the kremlin blames the u. s. for increasing tensions, rushes begun more military drills near the ukrainian border and in crimea. the military coup in burkina faso has triggered international condemnation, u. s. b e. u and regional block eco was calling for the immediate release president wash cowboy, a group of soldier

over thursday, friday and saturday is part of the seasonal range back in africa, mainland means wet in zambia, pop nan gola. same time cape times since the opposite, been not very warm, recently wrote to 33 on so they may be 38 on a scorching sunday. ah, extraordinary men and women who are breaking the moon from the taxi drivers investing everything they have been to their mini bus only to face extreme danger on the suitors ross is trying to the junky turned power. magic saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly from medical help, blue to risking it's all on al jazeera. ah ah, going out there, i remind her, i told stories this hour. the u. s. secretary of state is leaving ukraine for germany. and nibbling can will be meeting with his french and german count of arts . address rushes build up on its board up with crane aid flight through stroller and new zealand had delivered their 1st shipments to target and saturdays volcanic eruption and smell me. i'm a nation has been cut off since the disaster destroyed homes and polluted waters. india has reported its highest number of new corona, v

over thursday, friday and saturday is part of the seasonal range back in africa, mainland means wet in zambia, pop nan gola. same time cape times since the opposite has been not very warm recently to 33 on saturday, maybe 38 on a scorching sunday. ah ah, being a refugee means starting again. ah, but building a new life in a new country is no easy task. let him drive witness follows one of the loft refugee families from syria to be granted an american visa from their personal sacrifices to the families priam. i meet the syrian on al jazeera. ah ah. reminded her of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. secretary of state has warned that russia could invade ukraine and very short notice anthony blinkin was in key of meeting president folemi zelinski to reaffirm america's commitment to italy. the you case, prime minister has faced more calls, the step down after allegations of corona virus rule breaking in parliament, one of course, johnson's former cabinet ministers told him in the name of god go. meanwhile, the prime minister says england on the con, wave has peak, then he can now lift restr

we're talking, zambia, mozambique rate into madagascar, some heavy falls. meantime, temperature wise kept down at 23 degrees. but watch those tear temperatures are going to shoot up big time. you could hit 40 degrees over the course of the weekend . stay cool. we'll see again soon. take care. ah frank assessments this gracious continue to weaken luca shenker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning that it looks that informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most of the things that come out of this critical debate. do you think they should be facilitated? not okay. it's a great, it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a chop swans inside story on al jazeera. oh, a pillow top stories on al jazeera this hour, 3 days after a volcanic eruption triggered a through nami, that had tongue on the scale of destruction is just beginning to emerge. the government, several smaller islands have been evacuated because nearly every home there was destroyed in the us. secretary of state, anthony lincoln w

big showers coming in across the heart of africa, sliding out of angola and big down pools there into zambia, zimbabwe looking pretty wet for a time. the south africa. ah frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken luca shanker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning there. what's thankful for informed opinions, lighting, politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most of the things that come out of this critical debate. do you think it should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great, it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a chop swanson. that inside story on al jazeera, ah ah, ah, top source for you on al jazeera this hour, and he was president joe biden and vice president couple of hours of issued warnings about the fragility of americans democracy, and how it must be protected. they spoke on the one year anniversary of the attack on capital. a russian lead military alliance is deploy troops to cows. it's down to quill violence, and on a violent unrest. dozens of protest as an officers have been killed in

so thunderstorms roll across the likes of zambia into them. bob way for south africa, it's much dryer in the west, wetter in the east, with thunderstorms in johanna, but through to the weekend. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always killing the debates. 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future rates now. this is not our responsibility. please give a lot candidate to responsibly get back. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get back to the last page. this screen on al jazeera. oh, the me. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. prime minister has war in the countries health service will be under considerable pressure and coming weeks is army kron cases surge. elsewhere in europe. new restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to slow the spread of covers. 19 yemen. 40 rebels say they've seized the ship belonging to the united

tropical cyclone on doing damage into moose and b, it's going to move interest and bob way and eventually zambia. both of those countries have seen flooding big drop in temperatures for cape town over the weekend. you are 45 and now 25 on tuesday sea later the a journey of personal discovery. my great grandfather, he was a slave of li properties, al jazeera james gannon, explored your family's legacy of slave ownership. you know, like my family's status and well has benefited from your choice to people and american debt to the black people today from over. so, so we have a scale to speak out because a surprise, i al jazeera correspondence, a moral debt, hulu. ah, mind are now off the top stories on al jazeera or kenneth fast. his army says it's seized power and deposed, president rock boorish, whose whereabouts are unknown? earlier his party said he had survived an assassination attempt. the military cited the countries deteriorating security situation. nato is putting its forces on standby and sending ships and fighter dreads to bolster europe's eastern defences. over fears that russia will inv

it's going to move into zimbabwe and eventually, zambia. both of those countries have seen flooding. big drop in temperatures for cape town over the weekend. you are 45 and now 25 on tuesday. see later. ah, the war in afghanistan is now. will non taliban figures make up a part with sitting there? you can hopefully within the television with inside story pack. a frank assessment, the div headline subscribe now however you listen to podcast. oh the me. you're watching, i'm just there with me to hold on. the reminder of all top stories. crowds became, says capital have been celebrating after a military coup. a group of soldiers seized power and deposed, president rock about whose whereabouts are known. they accuse him of containing the deteriorating security situation. russian and ukrainian officials all set to hold talks on wednesday to deescalate tension. moscow has been amassing troops actually paying border resin based on an invasion nature that reinforcement to eastern europe and china was ordered. 2000000 people basically get tested with

we've still got the remnants of psycho and bringing some heavy rain to the likes of angola, zambia as well. madagascar remains clear for now, but we are watching a cyclone pulling its way west and we'll keep an eye on that track that show ever. ah, there was a time when the octagon going to the floors were enough to sustain life in the northern color. it doesn't allow you round, but us change. we fun in 3 men and different paths and go down as if is drowned, gaunt animals and manly threat. the constant fight for surviving risk and what's going on? i was just blue ah, good past the hour you're watching l to 0. my name's peter w, top stories around 5000 flights of been cancelled in the us as the east coast there prepares for huge snowstorm. the bad weather is projected to move through the northeast this weekend with new york and boston. expected to be the most effective u. s. president joe biden says he will send troops to eastern europe soon to bolster native forces em attentions over ukraine. top defense officials are urging russia to deescalate on boarding parties in italy. have aske

i have learned how the arch traveled to villages in ethiopia, in india, and zambia, to understand the circumstances under which young girls were being forced into marriage. he also took up this cause with elders. mary robinson, part of the elders is here, marcel is also here, a group of senior leaders brought together by president nelson mandela in 2007. such was his stamina, such was his commitment to social justice for all. but he took up the codgels of millions of people around the world. many would know his name, many would not. he never stopped fighting. he never stopped speaking out. and he never stopped caring. since the passing of our beloved arch, we've been looking back on his life. on the part he played in our transition to democracy. and to his towering role as a chairperson of the truth and reconciliation commission. today, 27 years after the advent of our democracy, we can still say with certainty that what we have achieved as a country was nothing short of a miracle. we could have chosen the path of retribution. but the project of national reconciliation, of recognizing

a hotel manager in zambia, africa, was shocked to find an elephant having the lobby. it was apparently looking for food, of course. and i guess between october and december, a little outside of that, the elephants are wandering around looking for wild mangos. and sometimes they'll come in a number of times throughout the day. i just think it's cute. it's popular with the visitors. also cute. i would go there for that. >> they're very larges so maybe a little scary if, you know, you don't want to get too close, bu- >> when i -- >> guys, guys, guys, do we have time, do we have time for jimmy's intervention? can we get that started now? [laughter] >> yes, jimmy. >> actually, jimmy, we immediate to talk. we're concerned. we love you there. we're here for you. [laughter] >> listen -- >> and you're being taken to a treatment center in approximately 30 seconds. >> listen, if i had a dollar for every time i heard that, i'd have, like, three brand on me right now, but if you guys really mean it this time, we all know i could use it. >> we love you. we're here for you. >> that

they should be just around the heart of africa and big down paul spilling out of angola into where zambia just running across as in bob way into mozambie and madagascar more the same as we go through sunday. but also some pretty wet weather for south africa. plenty more still to come for you here on the news, i will take a closer look at the roll cassock, starns neighbors are playing and putting done the protests and in sport, one of no back joker, which is 3 assist. competitors comes out in support of the grand slam champion. ah, killing the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8, now not our responsibility, please. good luck can get this completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do and we have the tools to do to get all this to you are now to sierra, the u. s. is always of interest. the people around the world, this has been going on for a number of hours. what you're gonna be you to push the price by how to d

they should be just around the heart of africa and big down paul spilling out of angola into where zambia just running across says in bob way into mozambique and madagascar more the same as we go through sunday. but also some pretty wet weather for south africa. ah, from ne goes to jerusalem to buy him on the government is trying to do my own home milestone and history. my background 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and they're struggling communities. the 1st time they arrested me. i was 11 years old, a j select on al jazeera all new, counting the cost inflation supply chain wires on the chrome up to fall in 2021. so what's in store for 20? $22.00. we have a gram profit, johns of the heart of china's economic woes. will beijing bill to revive growth and going mainstream? is it another? begins the crypto currency. counting the cost on al jazeera. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to plate that others and not as far as i said, i'm going on the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. lou a, this is just a quick remi

tropical cyclone on doing damage into moose and b, it's going to move in t as in bob way and eventually zambia. both of those countries have seen flooding. big drop in temperatures for cape town over the weekend. you are 45. and now 25 on tuesday. see later. ah ah, ah. the story as bob way in her what she is always told from the perspective all the great me was even livingston all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell this logan story in a way that it hasn't truly been told before. ordinary everyday life was in well with the people i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera lu, ah, remind her now of the top stories on al jazeera or kina fossils. army says it's seized power and the post president rock bore it whose whereabouts are unknown. earlier his party said he had survived allison nation on the military, cited the countries deteriorating security situation. nato is putting its forces on standby and sending ships and fighter jets to bolster europe's eastern defences. over fears that russia will invade ukraine. and the united arab emirates has launched

into where zambia just running across says in bob way into mozambique and madagascar more the same as we go through sunday. but also some pretty wet weather for south africa. ah, the americans are increasingly say authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command, if you like, tried to cover it up. what's your take on why they've gotten this so raw? that to me is political mouth for the bottom line on us politics and policy and the impact on the world on al jazeera, in just under a year's time catalyst al bait stadium will house the opening matcher of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next november. see you got back. go 1022 as this tournament unfolds over the coming days. it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east's. biggest ever school thing. event next year. and for the cats are national teams. they get used to playing in fronts of expected home crowds, bobby hoping to convince bot

we've still got the remnants of psycho and are bringing some heavy rain to the likes of angola, zambia as well. madagascar remains clear for now, but we are watching a cyclone pulling its way west and we'll keep an eye on that track that she'll ever . ah. lou, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial passion and their museums filled with artifact spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores the heated debate, her own right from ownership admits activists taking matters to their own out of africa on a, just a una, ah, education is the beacon that lights the future. any society, but for those who live in abandon places, getting an education takes inspiration and determination and to live in the remote areas. don't have electricity, tv, or computers. to short found, show how a love of learning finds a way, ah ha select on al jazeera hulu . ah, welcome back your watching the al jazeera usa. i'm free to adobe to top stories around 5000 flight. subbing councils in the u. s. is at east coast prepares for huge sno

tropical storm ana, this was the scene in malawi as so here's where on it is right now is zip in across zambia, pushing into angola, northern parts of butt suassa meantime still high heat for the northern cape, upping to in a high of 39 degrees on thursday. thanks for joining and see soon ah . in a series of original documentary odyssey or correspondence, explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers. gabrielle is on the cover. the tragic story of 2 reinforced activities, brutally killed fighting. the devastation brought about by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how to campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction. algeria correspondence the story of zimbabwe, in her words, here she is always told from the perspective off the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell them all when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. the ordinary everyday life was involved with is that people are writing about pati

it goes from zimbabwe into zambia. this is certainly not good news because in both of those countries, we have had some flooding and temperatures in cape town, 26 sets after 45 on the weekend see later. ah, chilling the debate they erased, of black people from the american and global story was very powerful on online. you'll believe the comment section is whitehead killing our conversation, we had unprotected when everyone is detected. it is not by being nationalistic of all of those. you just look at it in a very different way that perspective may and may meeting and they don't have any pollution. let me get put it clearly. on al jazeera india, a conspiracy theory claims muslim men, a women into marriage and conversing one aisd investigates. the beaten mouse on out is, you know, oh l g 0 with, oh, no ah, the want you, how does it remind of our top stories? this are the 3rd shipment of $200000000.00 worth of american military equipment has landed in ukraine. weather are increasing fears of a russian invasion. the kreml

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we're talking zambia, mozambique rate in to madagascar, some heavy falls. meantime, temperature wise kept down at 23 degrees. but watch this here. temperatures are gonna shoot up big time. you could hit 40 degrees over the course of the weekend. stay cool. we'll see again soon. take care. ah. the virus is indiscriminate, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of cove. my g. ali re examines the reasons for this disparity. the social and economic inequality that surround us, how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought, a dos where the lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change the close of the, of the killed off, which all hail the lockdown. expose of privilege. and poverty during a crisis on al jazeera al jazeera sets the stage, this type of animal you could ever imagine thing. explore an abundance of wealth cloth programming. we need that double sort of gravity and shuddering of vaccines, designed to inform, motivate, and in spy. why are journalists under attack? because democracy is hunter. you attack the truth te

big showers coming in across the heart of africa, sliding out of angola and big down pools there into zambia, zimbabwe looking pretty wet for a time. the south africa, the running is one of the most accessible sports in the world else's era correspondent tandy richardson takes us on his personal journey of discovery. when you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere, and the run is hurting. why should not just stop exploring the growing popularity and science? he pushes the limit from kenya to the antarctic. in search of answers to why we run . elgin 0 correspondence news . ah, ah ah ah ah ah, you're on the news out here at the euro and these are our top story, us president joe biden and vice president, canada harris have issued warnings about the fragility of american democracy and how it must be protected. they were speaking on the one year anniversary of the attack on capitol hill and a russian lead military alliance with deployed troops to catholic san to quell violent upfront unrest. there dozens of protesters and officers have been killed in demonstrations that began over in lot of c

we still got the remnants of sancho and bringing some heavy rain to the likes of angola, zambia as well. not a gas got remains clear for now, but we are watching the cycling, pulling its way west, and we'll keep an eye on that track that. sure whether ah, if the political debate show that's challenging the way you think, have agencies fail hated the situation is, was the one before the african ditching found bites and digging into the issue? is a military advancement going to stop the family ticket? i is under a company to divide to help people out of burying. how will climate migration differ for those who have in those who don't have lot of countries see, we will pay poor countries to keep refugees there upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera, the story of zimbabwe. in her words, here she is always told from the perspective of the great men, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell them, well when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. every day life was involved with is the people i'm writing about patina, k

we're talking, zambia, mozambique rate into madagascar, some heavy falls. meantime, temperature wise kept down at 23 degrees. but watch this here. temperatures are gonna shoot up big time. you could hit 40 degrees over the course of the weekend. stay cool. we'll see again soon. take care. ah. with charged with crimes against humanity, $4000.00 counts of torture and $58.00 cases of murder, rape, and sexual violence. people in power trucks, the 1st ever war crimes trial of a syrian high ranking officer. i am taking part of this trial because he did something bad to me and to others as fearful. i don't good. i focus about jobs as part of that. he's in the trial of on one of the slim or to on i just ita. oh a hello. we're going to top stories on the else. is there a news? our secretary said anthony lincoln will meet his russian counterpart on friday in geneva to discuss pensions over ukraine and lots of build up of russian troops of the border has raised the fears of a confrontation. the u. k. prime minister boris johnson has denied that he had lied to parliament about a lockdown party.