International sanctions you see with us here on innovate africa is next i have more news for you straight after that thanks so much watching in bit by fire. This is innovate africa a new series highlighting innovation and creativity across a continent that is on the rise. Today and innovate africa. Powered taking high tech teaching to South African townships they are. All lead to put money on using low cost tablets to bring local content to primary schools in kenya a disruptive intervention is what were doing and they can manage getting kids into coding using robots built from scratch. I has a hidden camera that is. One of the uns aid to Millennium Development goals is to achieve universal primary education however with massive inequalities between rich and poor its a tough challenge in africa but innovative thinkers are coming up with fresh solutions. Nairobis i hope is a place designed for kenyan innovators as space where smart young thinkers can share their ideas. Mary get thingee a
Theyre more concerned about the quality of the deal rather than the timing. Negotiators are still believed to bed a odds over inspections of facilities where iran is suspected of developing Nuclear Weapons. Sergey lavrov says an arms embargo is also a major issue. French foreign minister Laurent Fabius told reporters that negotiators are focusing on three main points. Theyre discussing possible limitations on Nuclear Research and development, a flamework to reinstate sanctions if iran violates its commitments and how to clear suspicions of Nuclear Weapons development. He cited these point last month as conditions for striking a deal. Leaders in the eurozone have given greece a new deadline to submit a debt plan to avoid bankruptcy. Ramin mellegard, it seems like were at yet another critical juncture. So much toing and froing between dwreess creditorgreeces creditors and the government. Thursday will be key. Theyve requested a bailout and they want the proposal by tend of thursday. Euro
Justice . This was interesting. Obama has gotten attention for his comments on court cases particularly before theyre decided, as well as after where i think its perhaps a bit more typical for president to speak after decisions are made. But it did seem interesting that i mean he actually went as far to criticize the cert stage when he said the court shouldnt have even taken the case. So it was interesting. And just by coincidence i happen to have sitting in my inbox a study of president ial comments on pending Supreme Court cases since 1954. Looking at this study and seeing how really rare it was, although not completely unheard of for president to comment when they had cases of which they took some interest before the Supreme Court, i dont think it is going to be a very typical thing. I think this as one factor that the study itself observed, president s most likely to comment on pending cases tend to be lawyering who think they know a lot about the law and are in a position to discu
Application instead will now have managed access and a dispute resolution mechanism that will allow iran to delay inspections of suspect sites and permit russia and china to obstruct action in the Security Council. Fac and sanctions relief and the so called snapback provisions that the administration wants emphasized as a guard against iranian cheating have been shown to be more words than substance. The president has talked about a huge signing bonus sums it up to 150 billion, and moscow has been very direct. There will be no automatic reimposition of sanctions. I could go on but let me just say that i long to conclude ago that the only real barrier to an agreement is the willingness of iran to take yes for an into the yes the iranian will agree to certain conditions such as not building buildings that they had never intended to build. Instead of no enrichment, they can operate five or 6000 centrifuges under the agreement but to also be allowed to maintain and storage thousands of oth
This is al jazeera america. Live from new york city. Im randall pinkston. Thousands forced out of their homes as a series of wildfires have ravaged their state. In the bone dry landscape the flames are spreading quickly. The biggest the rocky fire than 90 square miles. Day and night firefighters are racing against the clock trying to contain wildfires blazing in california, washington, and oregon. Doomsday, a thats what it looked like. The flames were fueled by lightening winds and dry temperatures. Those pretty much escalated and got pretty big. Firefighting planes are making the rounds. Including dc 10 tankers releasing fire retardant. Evacuation orders where 12,000 people have been issued in communities. One resident is camping in an rv with his pets. Just keeping an eye and seeing when we can get back in. As they keep up the battle, crews are mourning the loss of one of their own. 38yearold david ruell lost his life. They said that the drought has played a major factor in these fir