crossed the border from northern mali into became a fossil for the violence so in general prime minister paul carpathia resigned from office along with his entire cabinet the government was under growing pressure over the rise in violence from catherine sawyer who is there in bikini far so this is her report from kyra. the government has issued a statement confirming this incident and that that's along the road ahead into the border with mali and one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming just a few days ago and it's quite surreal because the landmine was planted in the example of patients who are out so this minibus that was carrying civilians drove over the lot mine and exploded 15 people were killed the other incident happened about 50 kilometers from that location and it was on a motorcycle riders who are current relieved full of people who've been affected by the security problems with the situation still very dire along the way on our journey we so many many villages that have been desired and even the villages where some people walk you could just sense and feel

tele barrios especially near the border with mali. the un wounds to the crisis in the sahara region including mali and burkina faso is reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance. the united nations is urging these displaced people to enroll their children and local schools and with violence and land mines in their village they don't know when they'll be able to get back the rebels in manly out to 0. the leader of britain's opposition labor party is facing internal fighting over bracks it policy jeremy corwin's due to address the party faithful at their annual conference after intervening to stop a motion to oust to step in tom watson has argued repeatedly with party rivals particularly about his call for a 2nd breakfast at referendum has the latest from the conference in brighton in southern england. well it's the 1st full day of conference here in brighton and already labor have outlined some key policy pledges like scrapping medical prescriptions in england reforming the way schools are assessed and so on but those deep divisions keep bu

union's great green war and mission tafe in lisbon portugal of mali and singer songwriter in a mojo she's ambassador to the united nations convention to come back to set a vacation and also the narrator of the great green more documentary at a nairobi was in the ecologist an environmentalist it's really good to have you all here we have questions for our online community already there being says i think this project represents the willingness of the african nations to fight against climate change and the great green war was serve as a beautiful reminder and an inspiration to continue our efforts in the fight against climate change what a positive start in when you 1st have heard about the great free will can you remember what your 1st reaction was i was really surprised because i was born and raised in mali and living in the fact how i talk about i know everything about what's happening and i just heard about this project 3 years ago and i couldn't believe it because they're so ambitious and so bold that. i wanted to know everything about it so now you are madam ambassador so you te

with mali. the un wounds to the crisis in the sahara region including mali i'm booking a fast it's reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance the united nations is urging these displaced people to enroll their children and local schools and with violence and land mines their village they don't know when they'll be able to go back nor about a manly out to 0. hundreds of palestinians in the occupied west bank have taken part in a funeral procession for a 14 year old boy who was shot dead by israeli forces last month. died on august 15th after he and another boy allegedly tried to stab an israeli police officer enjoys themselves city his body was only released his family on friday need abraham was at the funeral and spoke to the boy's father and one of his friends a funeral that was delayed for over a month is happening now in the town of the right after the israeli authorities tell us the body of 14 year old this according to the very. first fire after attempting to stay. in the old city of jerusalem individual. the. killed him in cold bloo

confirming this incident and that that's along the road ahead into the border with mali and one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming just a few days ago and it's quite surreal because the landmine was planted in the exact location we were at that this minibus that was carried civilians go over the lot mine and exploded 15 people were killed the other incident happened about 50 kilometers from that location and it was on a motorcycle riders who are carrying relief would people who've been affected by the security problems with the situation still very dire along the way on our journey we so many many villages that had been hit and even the villages where some people walk you could just sense and feel the. yeah and and and then some of the people actually preparing to leave those villages so it's bipolar and even more dangerous as you go further north and into the for health reasons we've not access at all and on to the border with mali. well last december burkina faso government imposed the state of emergency after a surge of attacks on military and civilians and

mission to in lisbon portugal mali and singer songwriter in a mojo she is ambassador to the united nations convention to combat the set of occasion and also the narrator or. the great green moore documentary out in nairobi was in the mumbai colleges and environmentalist is really good to have you all here we have questions from our online community already the vien says i think this project represents the willingness of the african nations to fight against climate change and the great green wall will serve as a beautiful reminder and an inspiration to continue our efforts in the fight against climate change what a positive start in us when you 1st how heard about the great free will community member what your 1st reaction was i was really surprised because i was born and raised in mali and i living in the sorrow i thought that i know everything about what's happening and i just heard about this project 3 years ago and i couldn't believe it because it's so i'm vicious and so bold that i i wanted to know everything about it all right so now you are madam ambassador so you tell us in

losing in the semifinals the presidents of iran's elliptic committee insist mali would be welcomed home with open arms. hearted and to hold on i had no choice i had to comply with the lore according to which i cannot compete with israeli opponents i was scared i was afraid of what might happen to my family what might happen to me so i lost i could win but i lost and i decided to lose because i couldn't control myself and i was very much afraid but finally i decided to talk and be courageous and i could now sure how difficult the situation is for iranian athletes in iran it's gone from bad to worse for the usa team at the basketball world cup a day after losing to france in the quarter finals the us were beaten by serbia in a 5th place playoff that means the country's heading towards its worst ever finish at a major tournament the 2nd straight last fall is a $58.00 game winning streak for the same that happened targeting a 3rd straight world championship. more than 800000 fans are expected to watch one of the biggest events in women's golf over the next 3 days in the usa will be def

of rioting in looting many foreign owned businesses were targeted. is from mali he says he's lived in south africa for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking their jobs. i live all. day out. not only did me you know what do you do someone figure us raises from ethiopia he's nervous about speaking about just. trying nationals in case a stall is targeted some people say why speak poverty and inequality on the violence all of us a free concert but souls of sometimes go through things like we came full of the. cons that alone i don't know but. what i don't know is all the free comes to. north. america but also we came from this is one thing. some surfer believe criminal gangs are responsible for the recent violence why are taking i want only our own africans why are we different behind you why do whites the chinese if we're really really does think it's all up it's only through for p.r. when we are taking only our own. attacks so many african foreign nationals happen regularly the entire africa many who come here are competing to locals the ski

place from mali to madagascar and students have gathered outside the ministry of housing and urban affairs in new delhi they're protesting against unplanned construction which is contributing to carbon emissions. even justice. is closed. because doing something. is. very very easy to. incentivize good behavior. is really very simple let's get the latest now from dominic kane he's in berlin so what does the day of the march is look like they're. certainly many thousands of people have been marching through the streets of the german capital. hundreds of thousands of others perhaps 80000 people of all ages of both genders going through the streets of this city with a very clear. plan it be that people need to make changes now they want to see a different kind of policy from the german government from the european union from global powers around the world changing their approach to climate change because they say there's no alternative. the protesters the demonstrators rather all generations have been very peacefully making their point here in berlin going through the main parts of the

demanding an end to the climate crisis from kenya to south africa mali to madagascar young people led marches across the african continent and in the middle east large parts of europe were brought to a standstill including the city of london already the focus of months of climate strikes people marched in the americas brazil believe via mexico city and the united states culminating in a mass rally in new york led by the schoolgirl who inspired the global climate strike 16 year old gretta turned burge gretta became a global icon after an impassioned speech at the un climate conference in poland last year since then she's emboldened millions of students to hold protests every friday one of those she's inspired is climate activist the lesson from kampala in uganda the 22 year old is in new york for the un's youth climate summit. i'm going to take the love and passion that these kids have climate issues in their countries and to get back home to our country to teach and let other you know that it is our responsibility to fight and be mindful what's right should be ours now al-jazeera visi

the region and the killer fassero chad mali and mauritania form the group in 2014 but over the next few years attacks from al qaida and i saw the philly 2 groups have risen dramatically in 2017 with help from france 5000 troops italian was set up but so far. it's failed to make a major difference hundreds of people have been killed in terms of thousands displaced since the beginning of the year this week alone at least 30 people died in attacks in northern book you know fast so catherine soy reports. heads of state from the sahara i arrive in wagga dougal there is a security crisis in the region following an inside didn't see by armed groups allied to al qaeda and the islamic state of iraq and the levant fighters have carried out a series of attacks in book enough fassel mauritania mali chide and. they scan sign that this problem could spread beyond us to hell and to other coastal countries there's no one to q 4 we have said that there needs to be a link between development and security if we develop the affected areas there will be security and if we provide good security we can de

young restaurant groups of cross the border from northern mali catherine soy senescence explosive report from. the government has issued a statement confirming this incident and that that's along the road ahead into the board out with miley in one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming just a few days ago and it's quite so real because the land mine was planted in the exact location we were at so this minibus that was carried civilians drove over the lot mine and exploded 15 people were killed the other incident happened about 50 kilometers from that location and it was on motorcycle riders who are carrying leave food for people who've been a fan. said by the security problems with the situation still very dire along the way. so many many villages that had been hit and even the villages where some people walked you could just sense and feel the fear and the tension and then some of the people actually preparing to leave those villages so it's. an even more dangerous as you go by the north and into the sahara region not access at all and on to the border with mahdi so ah

and then on to mali talking about a sami is is a road from booking a fossil all the way to mali and that's where these attacks have been happening. and why is it proving so difficult for the government to try and get a grip on the situation in the north and east of the country. where the government has deployed soldiers to different parts of the country that occurring now to operations we've been carrying about different operations here in the north where we are but they seem overwhelmed as well because you're talking about very large territories and what we are mean when you talk to people here people who've been following developments in people who have been displaced that we're talking to that saying that this gunman the footpath that some of them are groups in the country coming from neighboring. and mali they've also been carrying out attacks in those countries within that region and coming out also to carry out attacks and it's becoming even more complicated because some of the groups are being told are using existing tensions between communities and trying to recruit differen

mali as interior minister he sees that vision of sufi fighters into the national forces has been a huge boon for the government. it was inevitable to integrate the city fighters into the national forces we cannot claim to have a government when into these outside it continue to have their own forces nonetheless we're happy to have such an effective armed group bolstering our ranks . the sufis say their fight with al shabab is far from they say the conflict is somalia is an ideological one and they say they will now use their tolerant brand of islam to turn the tide against al shabaab. in central somalia. the u.k. supreme court is beginning its final day of hearings to determine whether boris johnson suspension of it is legal government lawyers say it's a political issue and not for the courts to decide ponens told judges the suspension is meant to impede parliament's ability to scrutinize johnson's bragg's it plans the court will hear from former british prime minister john major on thursday. let's go live now to charlie angelo she joins us from the british capital we understand a

struggle to contain the violence spilling over from mali plus and it up really thought we look at what awaits the the islands of the bahamas worst hit by harken doria. promoting harmony between north and south korea the world famous cellist your game our stage is a concert just south of the demilitarized zone. we begin with a day of drama in the u.k. parliament m.p.'s have just bought some motion that will force the government to publish its assessments of how a new deal bricks it will affect the country as well as private communications on the decision to suspend parliament. the right 311. 3 under the eyes of it. it is yet another blow for prime minister boris johnson early on monday a law came into force that makes him delay brax it until 2020 unless he can strike a divorce deal as an e.u. summit next month opposition m.p.'s have also said they will vote down johnson 2nd attempt to call an early election the prime minister himself wants to suspend parliament for 5 weeks which is due to happen by the end of business on monday. and the speaker of the u.k. parliament's lower house john

region who have confirmed this attack along the road between book enough and mali in fact one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming a few days ago a landmine was planted in this mini van that was carrying the video rolled over 8000 people were killed in that attack now police forces also telling us that there is one of the villages where we found immediately we left that village people came and started firing perhaps. that we are. the abacab happened. p.-p. kilometers from where we were 14 people were killed motorcycle right does who were transporting food aid to people who have been affected by the problem so the situation there very good we spoke to people in some villages who were very a great and a lot of tension you could feel it either way the preparing to leave because it had about as happened in neighboring villages of the peculation very even more dangerous as you go for the north and into the for hell region where we were not able to access at all because of the security situation and until mali. an unprecedented strike by british airways pilot says causi

it easy for some people to stay in the street how demitasse al-jazeera john has been. in mali at least 14 people have been killed and 24 others injured after a bomb exploded under a passenger bus in the central region the bus struck a land mine while travelling through an area where ethnic militias and on groups carry out regular attacks against civilians venezuela's president nicolas maduro has escalated tensions with neighboring colombia ordering a military exercise on the country's shared border but the us has colombia is trying to start a war and is harboring militants at least $1000.00 military defectors fled to colombia during an ongoing power struggle between the president and opposition leader on why do $34.00 people are now believed to have died when a dive boat caught fire and sank in the u.s. state of california investigators are yet to determine what caused the blaze reynolds reports mourners at least flowers and candles at the harborside memorial as officials declared the search for survivors in one of southern california's worst maritime disasters is over it is neve

probably not using the very north of mali now this is a well and system and lake system but when the birds migrate from euro tollways africa this is the 1st frankly of a hit to get water and when we were there it was incredibly degraded we try to do some research and this is 200820098 song that originally in the development community credibly to create a system that was like no water there. with the grace of god can credibly degraded so there was no water that they were the birds while there was the very matter of space where you have a size maybe a one meter by one meter kind of lakes i'm just going to contact a lot of shrink to a 3rd of that because of the advancing ground around this hour or so and also some different activities that are taking place around the community ok however the instability then and so we stop doing this work people move because of the insurgency and this is also the some of the challenges that you know the spaces within that the hell in region say so i see and we see in a way in which the role of traditional leaders for example in conflict resolution so that som

days of rioting and looting many foreign owned businesses were targeted. from mali he says he's lived in turkey for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking the jobs. of. those who know what it was that i. know it did me you know what. someone figure us raises from ethiopia he's nervous about speaking about attacks on from nationals in case a store is targeted some people say widespread poverty and inequality i said blame for the violence all of us a free country but sort of. i don't know but. what i don't know is all of. north. america. came from africa. some surfer believe criminal gangs are responsible for the recent violence why are taking our own our own africans why are we living behind you why do whites. if we're really really does bring it all up it's only i think for p.r. where we are getting all the i want all. attach so many african foreign nationals happen regularly internet many who come here are competing with locals the skills jobs and government services some shops 8 and businesses have an opened 4 days many owners are afra

blame the group suv cross the border from northern mali for that up tick in violence have a look at this report again from catherine soy in nor in between a false or it's one of the most dangerous roots in book enough facile this road heads north to the buddha with miley we had told groups easy across to parse board i into kin a fossil and carry out a toxin villages and government troops ok we'll this mini bast was destroyed by a roadside bomb going be law is why one of the larger villages some people are only just returning home after fleeing when a neighboring village was attacked. but. says she would stay for long. my husband is in we fled after the attack in the next village i've just come back to get the rest of our things. the father north the more dangerous it is. the gunshots you're hearing from our police escort is a warning to any people who could been hiding. what's happening in the country is part of a regional conflict that began when colonel gadhafi was ousted in libya. armed groups crossed the sahara desert and started an insurgency in northern mali and then spread ac

but disaster has hit all the districts of tele barrios especially near the border with mali. the un wounds the crisis in the sahara region including mali i'm booking a fast is reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance the united nations is urging these displaced people to enroll their children and local schools and with violence and land mines leverage they don't know when they'll be able to get back laura baron money out to 0. rises out of the weather now his role but it looks like to stay tropical cyclones bearing down on what southwest us. for and guess what they're both losing which is probably good news for baja california to the satellite pictures and these are the 2 swirls one of which appears to disappear completely the one makes itself into a line yeah well they were both a bit more active about 24 hours ago when the 1st one went through a couple san lucas which is tip to her california this is a result as you say it's not technically damaging it's a bit of flooding spiros flooding there's no wind damage the thing was already los

border with mali. the un wounds to the crisis in the sahara region including mali and but kenya fast is reaching unprecedented levels. me a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance the united nations is urging these displaced people to roll their children and local schools and with violence and land mines level age they don't know when they'll be able to go back nor about a manly al-jazeera. yemen's heathy rebels have been celebrating the 5th anniversary of their takeover of the capital sanaa thousands of supporters attended a parade marking what's known as the september the 21st revolution his took control asuna following a military offensive in september 24th teen saturday's rally comes a day after the rebels said they'd stop aiming missile and drone attacks in saudi arabia if the saudis stopped attacking them the un has welcomed the offer. but no matter the difficulties or how much the international community can spies and hires mercenaries and no matter how long this war lasts yemeni people are adamant about gaining their complete sovereignty freedom and independence th

is especially near the border with mali. the u.n. wounds that a crisis in this a whole region including mali and burkina faso is reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance. the united nations is urging these displaced people to enroll their children and local schools and with violence and landmines leverage they don't know when they'll be able to go back. out to 0. now demonstrate as a necker say their 17 month revolt against president daniel ortega won't end until he resigns and free elections are held protesters have been back on the streets of the capital victoria case in the reports. of. this latest protest organized by opponents of president daniel tika turned violent almost immediately. as protesters approached riot police in the capital managua on saturday they were met with tear gas rubber coated bullets and stun grenades known as splash bangs at the front of one of their senior commanders grabbed one of those flash bangs and threw it directly on my forehead and exploded and that got me disoriented and i passed out. mass prot

region. but in a fast so chad mali and mauritania formed the group in 2014 but over the next few years attacks from al and i saw the affiliated groups have risen dramatically in 2017 with the help of france 5000 troops italian was set up so far it's failed to make a major difference hundreds of people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced since the beginning of the year this week alone at least 30 people died in attacks in northern book in a fast. catherine sori joins us now from a summit in what good do you do and we understand katherine gathering there to try and review the effectiveness of the jew 5 what are they proposing to try and make it a little more successful while the heads of state here are saying basically what they're doing is trying to come up with new ideas to strengthen a policy that already exists on how they can effectively work together in dealing with this security crisis in this a hell the concern is that this is going to get even worse and move to other coastal areas where armed groups can easily get supplies through the sea and things like that

near the border with mali. the un wounds that a crisis in the sahara region including mali and burkina faso is reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance the united nations is urging these displaced people to enroll their children and local schools and with violence and land mines in their village they don't know when they'll be able to go back nor about unmanly out to 0. after leading the biggest climate protests in history young activists have taken their calls for action to the united nations the youth climate summit was opened by teenage campaigner gretta turn burke who inspired friday's demonstrations has a diplomatic editor james face. the day after people around the world led by the youth took to the streets here young people taking over one of the global halls of power this is the un youth summit but the most powerful person was not here to speak un secretary general antonio good terrorist was billed as the keynote this now and these are among the speeches he heard these negotiations and climate change policy started in 1902 e

champion saeed mali walked off the iranian team in protest of the policy he was ordered to lose or withdraw from competitions to avoid facing israeli opponents and is now in hiding in germany is the 1st time an international governing body of a sport has sanctioned a ranford stance on competing against israel speaking last week while he said he still wants to get paid to the tokyo lympics but it's likely all have to do it with the i.o.c. as refugee teen mom. my only dream and goal in life no matter under which flag and which conditions is to go to the olympics if i didn't want that i would go back to iran my aim is to go to the olympics no matter which flag. naomi soccer has made a winning start at her hometown event asuka's playing in osaka for the 1st time in her career the japanese player beat down darien qualifier but toria to mobilized to move into the quarter finals of the pan pacific open the double grand slam champion has slipped to 4 in the world rankings and winning the australian open in january the 21 year old has failed to reach any more final. 3 time grand slam champi

from mali to madagascar and students have been gathering outside the ministry of housing and urban affairs in new delhi protesting against unplanned construction is contributing to carbon emissions. these are doing justice to our planet so what. is close to. people because doing something without thinking about the more you god has in your mind as the goal of. the system is in bts through a very very very easy policy changes incentivize good be penalized but it's really very simple. let's get the latest from dominic kane he's in berlin so what does a day of global action look like there. well the day of global action in a german sense many many thousands of people of all ages marching through the center of this the german capital all united by this idea of coming out under the umbrella of fridays for the future to demonstrate why they believe that there is no plan it be they say that it's important that government makes decisions now which can really help to to manage climate change to limit the damage certainly the slogans of placards that people were carrying making it very clear

education of millions of children at risk in mali more than 800 schools were closed last year leaving 244000 out of costs are diplomatic editor james bays has more from the u.n. in new york. it is a haunting image here in the garden of u.n. headquarters you can see that the un children's agency unicef of laid out backpacks blue u.n. colored backpacks they look like a graveyard they're meant to look like a graveyard because each of these backpacks represents a child who died in a conflict zone in 2018 there are 3758 backpacks and these are only the confirmed deaths they believe the real number is many more more than 12000 children were killed and maimed in 2018 frankly. it's a haunting statistic 3758 children died as a result of conflict last year that's the highest number since we've been recording numbers where most of those deaths. they're spread out but afghanistan somalia syria and yemen are the worst places to be chopped children caught up in the conflict situation this art installation by unicef has been deliberately timed in just 2 weeks time leaders from all around the world w

mauritania mali chide and. they skin sign that this problem could spread beyond this hell and to other coastal countries there's no one to q 4 we have said that did needs to be a link between development and security if we developed effective. there will be security and if we provide good security we can develop those areas this summit has been organized by west africa's regional bloc and has brought together presidents from the so help countries called ju 5 mandated to fight terrorism and illegal migration a crossbow does representatives from other west african countries affected by extremist groups like the boko haram are also here book enough fossil has seen increased attacks in recent years until a few years ago when book enough bottles former president plays come power it was removed from power in a right the country was largely safe but in 2016 on the street in the capital where the bugle a man stormed into that hotel and 2 restaurants more than 20 people were killed that mourn human with a reminder of what happened here. the attacks have spread to the east and north of the count

said. mali had beaten chiang kai shek 3 times in huge battles involving millions of combatants mao was a winner in this contest from the early 1930 s. on but we know very little about it and people don't understand that even today. hi here's the message clearly as foreign businessmen bought up their shops go now go quickly communism archer's take what you can but please. tell no haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike mostly the businessmen come for profit as well as missionaries come to feel must say good bye south b.n.c. steams the last of western influence farewell to a century. people and today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that for the state or. if you meant that the. to be prepared for the puppy beneath. a shiny new me at their own the united way. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international city still

businesses were targeted. is from mali he says he's lived in target for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking the jobs. i live all of. which do you. 6 know what was left of even something we know it's early there you know what. someone figure us raises from ethiopia he's known as the by speaking about attacks on fine nationals in case a store is targeted some people say widespread poverty and inequality are to blame for the violence all of us are for guns you know but souls of to go sometimes go through the control of the. country i don't know but. what i don't know is all of us thinking. north. america but also we came from africa this is one thing. some surfer believe criminal gangs are responsible for the recent violence why are taking i walk on our own africans why are we different behind your why do whites the chinese . if we're really really does think it's all upwards of 4 it's only after 4 pm where we are getting all the i waffle. a tad so many african fine nationals happen regularly into africa many who come here are competing to

the districts of tel a barrier is especially near the border with mali. the u.n. wounds that a crisis in the sahara region including mali and burkina faso is reaching unprecedented levels. a more than 5000000 people need humanitarian assistance. the united nations is urging these displaced people to roll their children and local schools and with violence and landmines in the village they don't know when they'll be able to go back. out to 0 hundreds of palestinians in the occupied west bank have taken part in a funeral procession for a 14 year old boy who was shot dead by israeli forces last month nasim died on august 15th after he and another boy allegedly try to stop an israeli police officer and jewish friends old city his body was only released to his family on finding. ukraine is denying reports that president voting me isn't in ski was pressured by donald trump to investigate democratic presidential hopeful joe biden and his son ukraine's foreign minister says a phone call in july between the u.s. president and zelinsky was long and friendly and there were no demands u.s. media i

blame armed groups in. as well as others from neighboring mali for the increasing violence and tensions between rival communities are making the crisis harder to resolve. the wild food program says it's a humanitarian emergency. more than a 1000000 people in need help we are focused were killed just in the area with his much more busy so we. were supposed to be security problem it's really hard to imagine the horror some of this displaced people have faced most of them have come here with nothing but the clothes they're wearing they're supposed to stop harvesting their crops but both we talked to said the congo. back to the villages to do that because it's still too dangerous. and a few others however did manage to return to their village after government forces secured the area he still relies on food aid for the street and. i have 20 family members to feed through wife's children and grandchildren this food will last for 2 weeks we fled from our home before we could plant because the neighboring below village was attacked and we feared attackers would come next. after a whole

. armed groups crossed the sahara desert and started an insurgency in northern mali and then spread across the sahara region until 2 years ago but was largely safe now hundreds of people have been killed and many more displaced this is one of many villages we've seen along the way in this homestead for example it appears people left in quite a hearty this food there it seems that they were preparing to eat these pots and pans everywhere and they also left the animals and animals are very important to the people who live in this area some of those we talked a saying that they fled after hearing that other villages had been attacked. this men brought their families to safety after their villages ambushed and several people killed they believe the fighters have inflamed tensions between rival hardass and farming communities. the beginning before it was a continuation of a local ethnic conflict that has existed for a long time but now we believe it's beyond that. police tell us hours after we left this area several people were killed when a minibus were traveling in heat a landmine the governm

people to stay in the street how demitasse al-jazeera john has been. and in mali at least 14 people have been killed in 24 others injured after a bomb exploded under a passenger bus in the central mob t.v. the bus struck a landmine while traveling through an area where ethnic militias and on groups carry out regular attacks against civilians 34 people are now believed to have died when a dive boat caught fire and sank in the us state of california investigators are yet to determine what caused the blaze reynolds reports mourners police flowers and candles at a harbourside memorial as officials declared the search for survivors in one of southern california's worst maritime disasters is over it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been witnessed entering the water. our last aircraft over flight this morning has revealed that no additional signs of distress or debris has been witnessed divers have recovered a nu

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