to do with propping up the regime in somalia that they wanted had everything to do with supporting ethiopia in its mission in somalia and it had absolutely nothing to do with wrongdoings obviously now that we're not under sanctions we will have more leeway to take. some of our domestic issues that are economically for sure yeah there's no a government in the conscription will end however and i've got a few legit propaganda britain a sanctions against russia. sanctions against china and other countries people may know how say a country like cuba or withstood u.s. sanctions how did eritrea withstand sanctions from countries like britain and the united states for so long a share will power. it was easy nine years very difficult for the people of eritrea they decided to concentrate inward and develop their country in the using their own resources and. buy time so when the sanctions but we didn't sit idle just decided there was time to do even harder work so we managed to work hard and achieve the millenium development goals when no other country in africa was able to do that we were able to bui

serve as the main country and partner in the global war and every chair was the scapegoat you claim ethiopia is a proxy of washington in that way what about human rights organizations that have for so long and continue to say that eritrea must be boycotted must have sanctions arguably because of human rights violations in the country all of them played into that once every chair was labeled as a spoiler it gave every anti every tree. entity including here. the treasonous individuals that ran around bad mouth and corrupt city of the media . and the anti propaganda really helped to to to sway public opinion of course some countries are now wondering why this sudden shift in washington london of the countries is this because of the war in yemen does it mean that every trans going to help bomb yemen does i mean eritrea is going to take i.m.f. money privatized all its industries and basically give up the revolution absolutely not search and made no conception in order to get these sanctions lifted she was in compliance with the sanctions regime even though they didn't agree with it and even thoug

relations with eritrea and ethiopia i mean the new government in ethiopia the snowball effect of it was the lifting of the sanctions. it it's it's a good sign because we have decades long of unsuccessful sanctions which hurt the people more than more than the governments or the individuals that they targeted in light of that it's a positive sign that this albatross sort speak has been removed from the country from its image and and he meant term harm that could have. come from it on the population has been removed that's a great positive thing but it's full effect on the daily lives of individuals cannot be really exaggerated because. it was targeted significant parts of it were not implemented. as asylum was saying this is this has a lot more symbolic what weight than substantive weight. but the fact that it's lifted and the fact that all countries in the region have come around editorial to support this lifting of the sanctions is indicative of the positive diplomatic. dynamics that's going on in the region the question however is that each of these countries have internal problem

imposed in two thousand and nine after the country was accused of supporting armed groups in somalia ethiopia which recently signed a landmark peace deal with its neighbor has welcomed the move. she says it's pulling thousands of its doctors currently working in brazil on a public health program out of the country of annan says the decision came in response to president elect job also not all's comments he has questioned their training and demanded changes to their pay. well thousands of firefighters and some from as far away as texas are battling wildfires in the north and south of california authorities say that they are starting to gain the upper hand but the threat is far from over fifty people have been killed in the

to achieve gender parity in government ethiopia recently elected its first female president and approved one of the world's few gender balanced cabinets or divers in indonesia have located a black box from the lion air passenger jet that crashed on monday it's hoped the device will shed light on the cause of the tragedy in which one hundred eighty nine people died the boeing seven thirty seven went down thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. the heat is on for indonesian aviation authorities there are under huge pressure to explain watch went wrong on the line if lines and this could help them one of the plane's black box recorders recovered among parts of the boeing seven three seven plane. now that we've retrieved the black box. we hope to unravel the mystery as to why the plane crashed. one of the salvage teams said they dug deep to find the box it was buried in the debris on the sea floor examination of the wreckage continues but it's tricky and slow going much of the plane remains hidden beneath the surface. slowly the bodies of the missing is being returned to

well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world ethiopia has sworn in its first female supreme court president human rights lawyer may offer a fee her appointment builds on efforts by reformers to prime minister ahmed to achieve gender parity in government ethiopia recently elected its first female president and approved one of the world's few gender balance government captains brazil is set to become the second major country after the united states to move its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem brazil's far right president elect joe you're both sonando announce the plans via twitter today the controversial step breaks with the international consensus and it was one of both scenarios campaign pledges. u.s. president donald trump has delivered a lengthy speech on his hardline policy towards a caravan of migrants traveling from central america to the us mexico border he says that those entering the u.s. illegally will not be eligible to seek asylum in the u.s. he announced that a new plane is being finalized to limit claims at the border. the

the presidents of somalia and eritrea have met with ethiopia's prime minister ahmed in the ethiopian city of gone dar officials say the meeting is an effort to cement regional economic ties tensions between the once a rival nations have eased since eritrea and ethiopia signed a peace deal in july. yemeni government forces backed by saudi warplanes have launched what they're calling a vast offensive to capture the country's port city of who data military officials say the coalition has launched airstrikes and a ground assault on a rebel held positions in the city data has become a key battleground in the country's four year long civil war and serves as the entry point for eighty percent of the country's food imports the u.n. has warned an all out attack on the city could trigger mass famine. we can talk now to morello who dave from the international committee of the red cross she is in yemen's capital sanaa a very good evening what's the situation who who who data right now. thank you i don't have it now but it was a dramatic escalation of violence in the past few days and it is our t

everywhere there are traces of the decades long war of independence against ethiopia. but this is how massaro wants to look modern and new like this hotel with its two hundred twenty rooms albeit without air conditioning or electricity at the moment. some tourists are coming to this restaurant for instance many of them crossing over from ethiopia since the borders have been open since mid september gabrielle or has been doing well recently the former independence fighter hardly believes that there is at last peace. i can't hold a grudge against ethiopia and you can fight each other for a long time but there's always a chance for reconciliation we've made sacrifices again and again now the two countries have made peace that's good because you can't live without peace without the odd loss was one that she now has to work hard to make ends meet during and after the war she endured many hardships. you never want i have no children because i was seriously injured in combat but i live with discipline and hope because after all i survived. there are many young ethiopian visit

has voted to lift sanctions against every tree after all owing a landmark peace deal with neighboring ethiopia the sanctions against every tree and were in polls in two thousand and nine for supplying weapons to the armed group al-shabaab that is fighting somalia's government. now u.s. republican senator lindsey graham has described saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon as unstable and unreliable he says he and other senators are discussing sanctions against saudi arabia in the wake of a journalist killing a vote on a resolution to cut off all assistance to riyadh for the war in yemen could also happen in weeks can be hawk it has more from washington. senator lindsey graham has always taken a strident tone when it comes to the death. and the fact that he believes there is more to the story then is being let on by saudi arabia with these comments now going much further and given a lot of weight considering that lindsey graham is a senior republican and very influential foreign policy hot he frequently advises the president as recently as last week we did spot him going into the white

in terms of concrete results, i would point to ethiopia. you and i traveled together to ethiopia not long after i got into the office. take a look at a place like ethiopia, which has had four consecutive years of drought and yet not fallen into full famine. i credit some work we have been able to do in building resilience in some of those drought-afflicted areas to help them understand challenges there. that would be one concrete example, but i could point to other things. in peru, for example, the work ae are doing to fight coc production. we have helped them provide alternative economics and livelihoods for coca farmers. when we started off we were doing the funding and out they are doing the funding largely, and we are helping with technical assistance and connecting them to markets. so in that part of peru and on say score, i would they are developing. we know in some cases it is going to be a long time, but there are countries like peru, like india, which are largely self-reliant. we are helping to catalyze it best and take it to the n

results, i concrete would point to ethiopia. you and i traveled to ethiopia not long after i got into office. you can take a place like ethiopia has had four executive years of drought and yet has not fallen into full famine. don tocally worked with help them withstand the challenges they are, so that would be one concrete example, but i can point to other things, in the country of peru, for example, in the work we are to fight cocoa production, we has worked to provide alternative livelihoods for cocoa farmers to point where the government was funding nearly all of them. the ones doing the funding, now they are doing the funding, largely. in that part of peru and on that score, i would say their capacity is developing. every country is in a different place in their journey to solve alliances, as we call it. we know in some cases it will be a long time. but there are countries like peru, like india, which are really largely self-reliant. we are hoping to take them to the next level. greenwsmakers" with more at 10:00rain today a.

in terms of concrete results, i would point to ethiopia. you and i traveled together to ethiopia not long after i took office. if you take a look at a place like ethiopia, which has had four consecutive years of drought and has not fallen into full famine, i credit the work we have been able to do and building resilience in a number of those areas to help them withstand the challenges there. that would be one concrete example, but i could point to the country of peru for example, and the work we are doing with the government to fight coca production. we have helped them provide alternative economics and livelihoods for coca farmers to the point where that government is funding nearly all of it. when we started off, we were doing the funding and now they are doing the funding largely, and we are helping them with technical assistance and connecting them to market. in that part of peru and on that score, i would say their capacity is developing. every country is in a different place in their journey to self-reliance, as we call it, and in som

some of the latest pictures to come in from ethiopia. according to the norwegian refugee council, 200,000 people have been displaced since july alone. it says more families are arriving every day into already overcrowded camps without enough food or sanitation. the charity says aid is badly needed. when i was in the camps earlier this month, i was speaking to a lot of the residents and some of the community leaders, and they were telling me that yes, we have had children die from measles, from malnutrition, from diarrhoea. there we re eve n malnutrition, from diarrhoea. there were even some deaths from snake bites from women who had been leaving the camp to go out to collect wood and then because there was no anti—venom available they did not survive. so, health care is in urgent need in these camps as well, and we are urging the international community to respond and bring more aid to help these people. 200,000 people have been displaced just sincejuly. it's mainly been people from ethiopia's largest ethnic group the 0romo who have fl

ethiopia has sworn in his first female supreme court precedent. her appointment builds on efforts by reformist prime minister to achieve gender parity in government. ethiopia recently elected its first female president and approved one of the world's few gender balanced cabinets. women in north korea routinenely face sexuall abuse b by officia, according g to human rights wat. the rights group says the problem is so widespread as some women are not aware they are being violated. activists claimed the country's human rights record is being ignored and that an international push -- in an international push to improve relations. the man accused of killing worshipers at a synagogue in pittsburgh has pleaded not guilty. 46-year-old robert bowers appeared i in court as funerals were held for several victims. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for saturday's attack at the tree of life synagogue. a wave of severe weather in italy has worsened in the country's north, caususing widespread destruction. at least 11 people haveeen killed, many crurushed

the first run it across the line was a man from ethiopia a from ethiopia , he finished , he f the race in just under two hours and six minutes. the first female was a woman from kenya. she finished with a time of of two hours and 22 minutes. >>> a 33-year-old man is back on dry land. this is amazing after spending five months that sees sees swimming up -- in the mainland -- in the mainland of britain. . he became the first man to e fi n to pull off such a fee. he h a started his 1780 miles trip miles on june 1 swimming in a clockwise ng clockwise direction ct . he slept in a support boat and never set foot on dry land. he swam up to 12 hours a day. >> everyone said it was impossible and the tides were too strong in the waters too cold. and in so many ways, , captain webb capt had the same feeling. >>> it was his latest record-breaking achievement. he also completed the longest rope climb. it was it was equivalent to the height of mount everest. and was two months after he completed a marathon wyatt pulling a car. this guy is . this guy is unreal. >>> joe is here now. it was a really go

in terms of concrete results, i point to somewhere like ethiopia. of course, you and i traveled together not long after i got into the office. take a look at a place like ethiopia, which is had, what, four consecutive years of drought and not fallen into full famine? i credit some of the work we have been able to do in those areas to help them withstand the challenges. that would be one concrete example. but i can point out other things. the country of peru, for example, and the work we are doing with the government to fight opium production. we have helped them build internal support and capacity to provide alternative economics and livelihoods for farmers to governmenthere the is funding nearly all of it. when it started off, we were doing all of the funding. we are helping more with technical assistance and connecting the market. , and onat part of peru that score, i would say their capacity is developing. differenttry is in a place on their journey to self-reliance, as we call it, and we know that in some cases it is going to be a long time. but

and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world ethiopia has sworn in its first female supreme court president human rights lawyer me off. for appointment it builds on efforts by reformist prime minister abi ahmed to achieve gender parity in government ethiopia recently elected its first female president and approves one of the world's few gender balanced government cabinets women in north korea routinely face sexual abuse by officials that is according to human rights watch the rights group says the problem is so widespread that some women are not even aware that they are being violated and activists claim the country's human rights record is being ignored amid an international push to improve relations the man charged with killing eleven worshipers at a synagogue in the u.s. city of pittsburgh has pleaded not guilty to all forty four counts against him forty six year old robert bowers appeared in court today has funerals were held for several of the victims prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for saturday's attack at the tree of life sinegal

. >> i started in ethiopia, i've been to africa, walked through a major desert in saudi arabia where the temperature was every day above 100 degrees, i've crossed the mountains in the winter through blizzards, the hindi area through blizzards. >> you've walked with all kinds of people who are leaving where they were. >> that's true. and today, as you know, there are more than ever. u.n. statistics vary but anything up to close to 270 to 300 million people now work and live outside of the countries where they were born. and it's not always associated with violence or wars or suffering. it's people going to seek opportunities. so in a strange way we've cycled back into a golden age of migration that's a bit of a return to our roots. >> there were periods where you were walking alongside refugees from the syrian war. >> one of the ironies of the eden walk is i bumped into one of the biggest forced migrations in modern history, which is refugees fleeing mass violence in the war in syria. in that situation was walking through basically countryside in turkey and started seeing tent camps e

five years later she returned to ethiopia earlier this month. here after all that regard was ousted zimbabwe is suffering from surging inflation and foreign currency shortages that's despite promises from president emerson and god what turn the country around in his budget speech the country's finance minister proposed to introduce tougher measures to revive the economy. has more now from harare. before the budget speech could be presented opposition m.p.'s in parliament started protesting they refused to recognize goggle as president insisting he stole elections in july some say they were beaten and injured by police who forced them out of the building. into but i mean what we're doing that. is members of parliament for the m.d.c. we've been did not stand up for this because those are stuck in members of people who lived on the streets and. the. police were called to the fundamental defeated. eventually the country's finance minister have to present to the budget for twenty one thousand he said all the bodies would have to tighten their belts a

and eritrea signed a peace deal of relations with cuba but also improved ethiopia's ambassador to the un welcomed the resolution but noted the difficulties ahead. lifting of the sanction regime or military doesn't of course mean that the region is free of challenges we still face problems that require it first and determination to resolve we still need the help and syria's support of the international community but on our part we are determined to accelerate if earth's to create the region where his development and democracy prevail in her many. united arab emirates which is part of a sound united coalition fighting in yemen says it supports a u.n. plan for peace talks to be held by the end of the year is now spent coincides with reports that saudi backed fighters have suspended their offensive on the rebel held port city for data who think rebels however say they have killed at least twenty five pro-government forces on the eastern outskirts of her data he's released this video showing the moment multiple baby traps exploded as the forces and to a compound ramadan dome has more from

though the military and the security intelligence apparatus is a very sort of strong institution in ethiopia and really embedded in the country its will to power for decades so now that these investigations are touching upon corruption and human rights issues when it comes to the security intelligence apparatus is this something that really going to be a challenge to. well the challenge is there remember that reform has started ever since he came to power that he was trying to reform ploys the security and the intelligence and some of the activities sat at a great cost of you know loosening the grip of the federal government into the you know over the monopoly of fire and ems as part of the reform. so this has been going to what it has it's own child age but it's well known for the theory that this state has to at some point arrive you know i still has to come back and there are races that we are hearing now including the head of met take and also senior officials from the from the intelligence is all anticipate that by by europeans who are very much aware of what these two institutions have

follows a full range of relations between every train and its neighbors after years of conflict in june ethiopia and eritrea signed a peace deal while relations with djibouti have also improved prosecutors in the us trial of your congressmen the drug lord known as el chapo have asked the judge to throw out the defense's opening statement because ms voice of also accused mexican presidents of taking bribes from traffickers is allegedly the head of the siller cartel was the main supplier of illegal drugs into the united states those weather headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. i thanks to all of your now and on to chicago and i was in the in. my. on the eighth of june nineteenth sixty eight american speech tribute to a remarkable politician the younger brother of former president john f. kennedy senator robert kennedy had been assassinated three days earlier in the back room of a los angeles hotel. sirhan b. charest her husband was arrested at the scene of the crime in what the los angeles police department the l.a.p.d

there is the winner -- a man from ethiopia. he finishedo first woman was fr kenya, finishing in a time of 2 hours and 22 minutes. >> i like biking and walking more than i like running. >>> in san francisco for the first time they did not use the roadway but they said it went well. they used the sidewalk. it is great to cruise across the golden gate.>>> sometimes when i drive across i try not to be jaded because we live here. i try to look around and say this is really cool. most of the time i am just in a hurry. is take a look at the commute. westbound 580 emma you can see the traffic will be busy. i put up the bay bridge toll plaza because i thought it was a little slow. little more crowded than usual at 4:48. i don't know what's going on. it is crowded. i was talking about the commute on the altamont pass approach and i see the traffic on 205 is slower than usual. that is because of the roadwork here. they are doing a lot of roadwork in this area, some on the approach to the altamont pass and some here -- very slow already fo

now form opposition leader who's recently returned from exile has been named the new head of ethiopia's electoral board or to con midex appointment is the latest top position given to a woman by a reformist prime minister but she was jailed after the disputed elections of two thousand and five and went into exile in the us five years later she returned to ethiopia earlier this month. isn't chairman carlos ghosn has been sacked after nearly two decades in charge of the japanese car make up the sixty four year old was arrested earlier this week is accused of financial misconduct by nisanit committing personal use of company money the company's board voted unanimously to remove him along with senior executive greg kelly the to remain in custody in tokyo the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have reached new highs according to the un officials are trying to put pressure on governments ahead of next month's twenty four summit in poland they want countries around the world to meet the pledge of limiting global warming to less than two degrees celsius as a great in the twenty fiftee

ethiopia which signened a landmk peace deal w with its neighbor has welcomed the move. pulling thousands of doctors currently working on a public health program in brazil out of the country. it came in resesponse to the president elect's comments who question their training and demand it changes to their pay. -- and demanded changes to their pay. thousands of firefighters are battling wildfires in the north and south of california. authorities say they are starting to gain upper hand but the threat is far from over. 50 people have been killed in the state's worst ever wildfire and hundreds of people are missing. >> the sierra fire is still burning outside of san bernardino in southern california. fire crews hard at work to stop it from spreading again. further north than the destroyed town of paradise, teams of forensic scientists sifting through the rubble, searching for human remains. ththey are finding the bodies of victims in and around the wreckage of cars, a grim reminder of last, desperate effort to flee the blanks. one peperson who made a narrow escape was the 9

the police in ethiopia have discovered a mass grave with at least two hundred bodies near the border between the somali and or me a region in the past year hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by violence in the area local media reports say the grave was found during an investigation into alleged atrocities committed by the region's former president abel arlo is assistant professor of kewl university in the u.k. he says attacks against civilians in the region have been well documented. this is one of the regions we're going to be in waves britain says the mother got use for human rights over the course of the last ten years particularly during the continent's don't use your creation against the organ in national liberation given the location of the fact that it is between or here and the somebody who knows that might suggest that this is a result of the latest contradiction between the most and the illegal corley's but it's very difficult to tell given the history of the region and the way it's been abused as you know. in two thousand and eight human rights what you sh

city maonn am fh the men's side, the ethiopian won by less than two seconds over another runner from ethiopia. he finished for his first new york win. a woman from kenya won for the so. she finished in two:42:28 missing a course record by 17 seconds. still to come, tunnel vision. a new sneak peek at elon musk's underground transportation system. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it caneel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, more than 1 in 3 patients saw clear or almost clear skin, and patients saw significant reduction in itch. do not use if you are allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes in vision. i

there it was a dead sprint to the finish with ethiopia's decease are coming out on top he finished in two hours five minutes and fifty nine seconds beating fellow ethiopian sure to touch out by two seconds to see says time the second fastest ever on this course. leicester city's footballer flu footballers flew straight from their english premier league win over cardiff to attend the funeral of their owner steve but had a problem in thailand on sunday players such as jamie vardy paid their respects with the owner's son io watts and the rest of his family in bangkok iow what's father was killed when his helicopter took off as usual from the leicester pitch last saturday but crashed in the stadium carpark four others also died the billionaire owner had helped luster to the premier league title in two thousand and sixteen one of the most unlikely achievements in european sports history. this year's defending champions manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league on sunday they improve their goal difference as well beating southampton six one and chelsea move above

ethiopia's lelisa desisa claimed the men's title, crossing the line in two hours and five minutes. in the women's race, mary keitany from kenya was leader of the pack, finishing in two hours and 22 minutes. hello. nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis or northern lights, in full display across the northern isles. also some parts of eastern scotland and eastern england under clear skies but further west a different story as this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay as a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, bringing outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and east across scotland as it pulls away. behind it, the cloud thins and breaks. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures between ten and 15 celsius reaching 16 or 17 in east anglia and south—east england. after the windy conditions of the weekend, a gentler south, south

there it was a dead sprint to the finish with ethiopia's decease are coming out on top he finished in two hours five minutes and fifty nine seconds beating fellow ethiopian could touch out by two seconds to see says time the second fastest ever on this course. leicester city is footballer flew footballers flew straight from their english premier league win over cardiff to attend the funeral of their owner. a problem in thailand on sunday players such as jamie vardy paid their respects with the owner's son io watch and the rest of his family in bangkok iow what's father was killed when his helicopter took off as usual from the leicester pitch last saturday but crashed in the stadium carpark four others also died the billionaire owner had helped luster to the premier league title in two thousand and sixteen one of the most unlikely achievements in european sports history. this year's defending champions manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league on sunday they improve their goal difference as well beating southampton six one and chelsea move above liverpool int

alone four minutes ahead of the nearest challenger for the men it was a dead sprint to the finish with ethiopia's minutes that this is coming out on top and finished in two hours five minutes and fifteen i'm sick. and that's all the sport more coming up again later during art will see later on thank you very much and that's it for the news hour but i'm back in just a moment to have much more off the day's news coming up see you in a minute. travel often. by tranquil good news and forests a profitable. safari. city. on sundry incentives. in the middle of everything. is that so. why icons bland mobs valleys and scotland's. made police of glass the moon talking to. it's the places you've trained off elementary. when you live for adventure. and discover it in chops when you're warm inside when it's warm on the outside because moments make memories of foreign places closer than the food. going this is together with cattle i always. jog a stone drive with tensions between islamic separatists and pro russian national. culture in the crossfire one man has a vision for the next generation empowering. to s

ethiopia's lelisa desisa claimed the men's title, crossing the line in two hours and five minutes. in the women's race, mary keitany from kenya was leader of the pack, finishing in two hours and 22 minutes. in many ways, the human race lives for speed. fast cars, fast planes, and now fast drones. it's a fairly accessible sport, you can buy one on the high street or even make one for yourself. the world drone racing championships have been taking place in southern china and saw a new world record. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. drone racing claims to be one of fastest growing sports in the world. and this is clearly a pastime where age, or a lack thereof, is no obstacle to success. it seems anyone who's anyone in this game is young. take the women's final where the winner isn't technically a woman yet. thailand's winner is just 11 years old, but she left more senior competitors in her wake. a specially—constructed track saw 62 pilots try to set a new world record. switzerland doing the trick with an average speed of more than 114km/h. the first race, i got a super good start and

lelisa desisa of ethiopia, and fellow countryman shura kitata ran practically step-for-step the last mile. but desisa crossed the finish line first, winning by less than two seconds. and for the women, mary keitany of kenya won for the fourth time, she missed setting a course record by 17 seconds. still ahead, the injured jockey beating the odds and determined to get back on the track. track. attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, that work for you. ♪ ♪ if it feels like you live in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you get ahead of your recurring constipation. do not give linzess to children less than 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immedia

says countries including the wonder ethiopia and pakistan have made big progress in slowing the spread of malaria but it also says the battle is getting harder because there's not enough money is estimated that in order to optimize military control we need a global budget of about six point six billion dollars per year and unfortunately we have about three point one billion dollars invested on an annual basis. as money gets harder to find so does the fight to control one of the world's greatest killers matheson our disease. a number of people including a police officer have been injured after a gunman opened fire next to a hospital in chicago shooting happened near the mersey hospital medical center so far no reports of deaths. all right skills for now here's andy. thank you very much for a late equaliser from virgil van dyke's of the netherlands grab a sports at the european nations league finals the dutch needed a points against germany to qualify the expense of world champions finance su goals in the last five minutes saw them hit back from a cereal deficit at suit to draw enough fo

some of the other stories making news around the world today ethiopia has sworn in its first female supreme court president human rights lawyer may often be her appointment builds on efforts by reformist prime minister to achieve gender parity in government. recently elected its first female president and approved one of the world's few gender balanced cabin. brazil was set to follow the us example by moving its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem brazil's far right president elect. announced the plans in a tweet the controversial step was one of those scenarios campaign pledges. and us president donald trump has delivered a lengthy speech on his hardline policy towards a caravan of migrants traveling from central america to the us mexico border he said those entering the u.s. illegally would not be eligible for asylum in the united states he added a new plan is being finalized to limit claims at the border illegal immigration affects the lives of. others just four days to go before the u.s. votes in midterm election send young people have traditionally been reluctant to cast their

there it was a dead sprint to the finish with ethiopia's decease are coming out on top he finished in two hours five minutes and fifty nine seconds beating fellow ethiopian could touch up by two seconds to seize this time the second fastest ever on this course. leicester city is footballer flew footballers flew straight from their english premier league win over cardiff to attend the funeral of their owner. the problem in thailand on sunday players such as jamie vardy paid their respects with the owner's son io watch and the rest of his family in bangkok iow what's father was killed when his helicopter took off as usual from the leicester pitch last saturday but crashed in the stadium carpark four others also died the billionaire owner had helped leicester to the premier league title in two thousand and sixteen one of the most unlikely achievements in european sports history. this year's defending champions manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league on sunday they improve their goal difference as well beating southampton six one and chelsea move above liverpo

security agents have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a grenade attack on the prime minister ethiopia's attorney general said evidence points to security chiefs ordering the attack on our at a rally in june two people died after it has introduced political and economic reform since coming to power in april. three longer supreme court is hearing a challenge to the president's decision to call a snap election my people a citizen and triggered a political crisis last month when he fired and replaced prime minister iran in become a singer and often and as reports from colombo. over a dozen petitions were herded sri lanka's supreme court on monday the petition is a prison might to polish citizen a valid to the constitution when he dissolved parliament in this instance for enough years have elapsed and parliament has not approved such a resolution. and therefore the condition president laid down in the constitution has not been followed and then president's act of dissolving parliament therefore is dull and white while the courtroom was packed to capacity people milled outside waiting for new

down 100 fold today that is 8 folds before less 6% of chin even in poorest countries the world such as ethiopia childhood rate is 6% much too high but rapidly falling. famine is one of the apocalypse and could bring human devastation to any part of the world. today famine has been banished to most remote and war ravage regions. 200 years ago 90% of the world population consist in the extreme poverty with barely enough income to feed their families today it is rate of extreme poverty is fallen to less than 10%. for most of human history, powerful states and empires who are pretty much always at woe with each other and peace with nearly an interlude between wars today they are never at the war. the last great power war fitted united states against china 65 years ago in korea. more recently wars of all kinds have become fewer and less deadly the annual rate of war from -- of death from war fell from more than 22 per 100,000 to 1.2 per 100,000 today. democracy has suffered obvious setbacks in russia, turkey and venezuela and threatened by the rise of authoritarian populism in europe and united stat

ethiopia's lelisa desisa claimed the men's title — crossing the line in two hours and five minutes. in the women's race, mary keitany from kenya was leader of the pack, finishing in two hours and 22 minutes. women have been told for years not to leave it too late before having kids to reduce the health risks for their children. now, new research from the us suggests that delaying becoming a dad could also affect the health of kids. researchers found that babies with older dads have a greater chance of being born early or with a low birth weight. michael eisenberg of stanford university is one of the researchers and joins us now. just to get a sense, i think it would be fair to say that the findings would surprise many among oui’ findings would surprise many among our audience. can you explain in the first instance what you did to gather this data? first instance what you did to gather this data ? how first instance what you did to gather this data? how did you come to these conclusions? absolutely. we looked at all of the births in the united states over the last decade and then l

they don't want to be doing that and we know this because since the talks began between every trip and ethiopia on peace building the number of my girls has reduced from those countries and it shows that they're not going voluntarily they would rather not actually so to hear other people receive them as though they are nothing not human beings in fact that's what he does it eliminates the dignity but it also makes migrants objects just passing things and that for me is truly heartbreaking to the murder of to want to so people should be given their dignity their dignity should be should be self evident is not what it is not what the park is going to achieve it's what it says it aspires to do at least on paper that's what it looks like and the big guy. of course or rather the big conversation has been on how to implement a particular country to country bases because what germany thinks is dignified might not be what kenya for example thinks is dignified and these are some of the blind spots and perhaps the loopholes that the document has that might need to be addressed in the future but like and