students who were studying in the library they were not involved in the protests they threw tear gas shells in the library and does not respect our fundamental rights as citizens of this country and the states is sponsoring this has been shameful to the police as i had students brutally has broken their bones the authorities insist they responded appropriately to this youthful demonstration but with the situation on a knife's edge their next move will be closely watched yet. earlier we spoke with journalist sandia ravi shankar in chennai she told us that not all the people protesting across india have the same objections to the new citizenship law. there are 2 versions of the truth as far as the protesters go the protests that we've seen in delhi in the truck land and chennai and headed by then all of the in the rest of mainland india as we like to call it these are against the exclusion of muslims from the masses and ship amendment act which has recently been passed but as far as the northeastern part of the country goes these people are protesting against any sort of migrants coming into

we run away from the rockets out of the barrel and explosive shells. we're asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army. they are killing us. with heavy shelling. and is strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian colonel sayed the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism . that they do have saw i left the syrian army cares about civilians lives what are. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are not. that they should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army has come to save them from terrorists and terrorism arriving with more than 40000 people have been displaced by the finance in recent weeks. demonstrators in hong kong have clashed with police in christmas eve protests alright police have been seen firing tear gas as protests swept through a major shopping district to activists block streets and smashed shop windows well the anti-government protests in hong kong are now in their 7th mont

because of the shelling. can hardly survive here. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. in hong kong police and demonstrators have clashed again as protests continue through christmas riot police used pepper spray and tear gas in a major shopping district activist block streets and smashed shop windows that called for flash mob protests to continue into the new year anti-government demonstrations in hong kong are now in their 7th month. our correspondent phoebe kong is on location and she sent us this. protest station other wrong of demonstration on pace and i say was also mocking the 200 day after movement again they pick the popular shopping malls as the platform for relevance as they want to create a kind of economic pressure on a government i mean while the. also are well prepared to tackle the protest and many of the moles were heavily guarded by riot police office us throu

scam for because of the shelling. can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. well for more i'm joined now by correspondent dorian jones who is standing by in istanbul dorian as we've been reporting many of those displaced from italy are heading towards turkey just how hard is it going to be for them to actually cross the border into turkey itself. well that's right well we're getting reports his all the road seeing it leave having tool to turkish border and. filled with people streaming away from the fighting south we understand that thousands more people ready to put in some agencies as many as 200000 people who have fled the fighting and heading towards the turkish border and the turkish border is currently sealed as a large partition has been erected since the start of the civil war so these refugees are now being tr

scam for because of the shelling. can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the wrecked record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. now and hong kong police and demonstrators have clashed again as protests continue through christmas. riot police used pepper spray and tear gas in a major shopping district activist block streets and smash up windows they've called for flash mob protests to continue into the new year and to government demonstrations in hong kong are now in their 7th month. our correspondent phebe kong is on location and she sent us this protest in hong kong station other wrong or famine station on christmas day which also marked the 200th day after movement again they picked the popular shopping malls as the platform for belize if they want to create a kind of economic pressure from the government i mean while the police are also are well prepared to take h

scam for a couple roma because of the shelling. can hardly survive here in the sort of mud the people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. well for more i'm joined now by doing a correspondent dorian jones who is standing by in istanbul dorian as we've been reporting many of those displaced from it live are heading towards turkey just how hard is it going to be for them to actually cross the border into turkey itself. well that's right but we're getting reports his all the roads in it leave heading toward the turkish border now filled with cars and people streaming away from the fighting south we understand that thousands more people are joining the already obstacle in some agencies as many as $200000.00 people who have fled the fighting and heading towards the turkish border and the turkish border is currently sealed as a large parti

we are leaving because of the shelling we're worried about our children and that the situation. why else would we leave why would anyone leave his house. a regiment table. with a turkish border closed the only option for shelter is makeshift camps like these it's cold and damp the conditions are desperate. for a couple roma because of the shelling where the look i mean i can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. a lot of. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. all right let's hear now from mary yard. who are us which is a syrian basic human rights organization and he is talking to us from sweden a very good evening sir are you in touch with some of your aid workers there on the ground in syria are they in the province what are they telling you about the situation on the ground. good evening yes we're in touch with our colleagues on the field and the situation is like this an

we run away from the rockets out of our old and explosive shells. we're asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army. they are killing us. with heavy shelling. and in strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian plan all said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism . that they do have some i left the syrian army cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are not. that they should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army has come to save them from terrorists and terrorism arriving with more than 40000 people have been displaced by the violence in recent weeks. demonstrators in hong kong have clashed with police in christmas eve protests are right police have been seen firing tear gas as protests swept through a major shopping district to activists block streets and smashed shop windows well the anti-government protests in hong kong are now in their 7th

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with heavy shelling. and a strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian pennell said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism. i left the syrian army cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are. that they should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army has come to save them from terrorists and terrorism and i'd be much more than $40000.00 people have been displaced by the violence in recent weeks. let's bring in riyadh all knowledge of who the us which is a syrian based human rights organization or it is currently in sweden and joins us via skype heh thanks for being on the program now you're in contact with your colleagues who are on the ground in syria what are they telling you. the situation is catastrophic. syrians in england for sure have spent a different kind of christmas eve brutal attacks continue to target civilian infrastructure and homes. since the start of the assault over 40000 turned these have been forcibly displaced from their

scam from come to roma because of the shelling. i mean i can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. outlets so hear now from many yog. who are us which is a syrian based human rights organization and he is talking to us from sweden a very good evening sir are you in touch with some of your aid workers there on the ground in syria are they in at the province what are they telling you about the situation on the ground. good evening yes we are in touch with our colleagues on the field and the situation is little and it gets catastrophic brutal continue deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure and homes over 200000 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef $60000.00 children have been displaced since december the inerrant. written woman

lucky marine shows us where a shell hit it didn't explode and she survived after the stone was liberated all that remained was a wasteland but in the us it became a symbol for the good war americans fought. in world war 2 america was willing to commit everything we had to preserve freedom and protect our way of life but would the us do the same today moran doesn't think so it was incompetent knows they wouldn't. view of the americans has changed in the recent he is because underpaid. she's giving her scrapbook of war memories to her grandchildren to make sure they never forget. the countdown is on for the launch of a european satellite on a mission to study earth like planets outside our solar system the spacecraft is set to blast off from french guiana in south america later on choose day and who knows it might even detect signs of life in outer space. the key ops mission is designed to advance the search for extraterrestrial life for the 1st time the satellite will study planets orbiting distant suns so-called exoplanets. chips will observe how these distant worlds pass in front of the

all right our correspondent charlotte shells and phil for us in hong kong thank you very much. or here in berlin the red carpet was out this weekend as it hosted the 32nd edition of the annual european film awards and one film took center stage the absolutely named the favorite the tragicomedy directed by your goes to most winning 8 awards including the top prize but the lead up to european cinemas big nights was not without controversy. i night of glamour and celebration as europe's film industry gathered in berlin for the european film awards and there was one women to rule them all. the way. is a play for. the period drama about 2 cousins vying to be the court favorites of queen and haven't won 8 awards including best european film and best actress for i had a vehicle. i'm so touched i'm throat and i've been delaying their new video exactly what happened what happened with hip the 3rd i'm really excited antonio banderas was awarded best actor for his role in pain and glory. which are very very kind of getting emotional thank you very much to everybody who really i feel with

because of the shelling. you can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. and for more on this i'm joined by new correspondent darren johns in istanbul dorrian many of the displaced people from it are heading towards turkey how hard is it for them to actually cross the border. well the situation is very grim we understand that nearly all the roads that are heading to the turkish border are now filled with cars and people are scaping the. the beginning of the week said around 80000 people have been displaced by fighting now that bigger point at least one aid group has written recent to over 200000 people will be heading to the turkish front here where there are makeshift camps and official count how hosting over 200000 people who had escaped previous are offensive by the damascus led forces now the question is at the

it, notjust europeans, shell, bp, they are addressing it, not just for themselves but for their clients, their customers. thank you cornelia. hello there. we have more frosty weather around at the moment. not exactly in the same place as it was last night, mind you, because although we have this cold area of high pressure just drifting a little bit further south, allowing milder atlantic air to topple around the north of that, feeding its way into scotland and northern ireland. so for scotland, nowhere near as cold as it was last night. with the clearer guys for england and wales, this is where we will have a widespread frost to start the day today. plenty of sunshine at least to begin with. more cloud coming in on the south—westerly breezes for northern ireland and scotland. patchy rain for scotland, mainly highlands and ireland. this cloud may well work its way down through the irish sea and into northern parts of england and wales, leaving the sunnier skies towards the south and south—east. temperatures again, 6, 7 degrees, a bit milder in the far north of scotland where we have

scam for because of the shelling. i mean i can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. now and hong kong police and demonstrators have clashed again as protests continue through christmas. riot police used pepper spray and tear gas in a major shopping district activist block streets and smash up windows they've called for flash mob protests to continue into the new year anti-government demonstrations in hong kong are now in their 7th month. our correspondent phoebe kong is on location and she sent us this. protesters in hong kong station other wrong with demonstrators and on christmas day which also marked the 200th day after movements again they picked the popular shopping malls as the platform for rallies if they want to create a kind of economic pressure from the government i mean while the police are also are well prepared to

with heavy shelling. and a strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian criminal saved the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism. they do have saw i left the syrian army cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are. that should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army it's come to save them from terrorists and terrorism and i've been with more than $40000.00 people have been displaced by the time in sindh recent weeks. while christmas is a holiday celebrated around the world and depending where you are people mark this season and all sorts of different ways the w. reporter and children is here in the studio with me for a look at some of the more colorful christmas traditions hello to you erin so what have you got well and you know it. tis the season to get a little bit silly and there's no wrong way to celebrate christmas so the 1st video we have is from cocoa beach in florida where hundreds of surfboard riding santas have taken to the waves now

with heavy shelling. and is strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian pennell said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism it was jetted to have saw the syrian are. he cares about civilians lives what they're doing to your yard your own military calls upon him to leave the areas where the terrorists. would you are that you should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army come to save them from terrorists and terrorism and i'll be much more than $40000.00 people have been displaced by the findings in recent weeks. demonstrators in hong kong have clashed with police and christmas eve protests riot police fired tear gas as protests were through a major shopping district activist block streets and smashed shop windows n.t. government protests and hong kong are now in their 7th month. phoebe kong is on location and she sent us this update. the 1st of my has descended into question in hong kong a tear gas return to the streets lots of protesters turn out for demonstrations at shopping malls across the city tonight

with heavy shelling. and a strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian colonel said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism. yet they do have saw i lack history in army cares about civilians lives what i do want to get the idea on the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are. that should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army has come to save them from terrorists and terrorism and i've been with more than 40000 people have been displaced by the science in recent weeks. well 30 years ago today romania's revolution drew to a close with the execution of dictator cesco it was the final and bloodiest chapter in the series of revolutions in 1909 that overthrew communism in europe dan voice is a retired military prosecutor who played a role in ending the tyranny and he shares his perspective on that to mulch of his time when the revolution broke out in december 1909 don was in the thick of it this barracks in tega vish to remain yes hate to dictate to nicolae ceausescu and his wife elen

because of the shelling. i mean i can hardly survive here in the sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. earlier we spoke to human rights activist riad al najem of what us which is a leading n.g.o.s syria focused on child protection and he described the situation facing people on the ground and the situation is that it was catastrophic brutal continue to deliberate targeting civilian infrastructure and homes over 2. $100000.00 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef $60000.00 children have been displaced since december the end marital norm and now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have been denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people are struggling to keep up wit

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and then she dropped a bomb shell. she said she knew who the friend was ken was supposed to meet, and it wasn't chris wright. she never heard of him before. >> david novak. that's who i believe he was meeting. >> reporter: chris' defenders wanted to know why the police didn't seem to follow up on that or probe more deeply into all that tension of dee mowers' family. odd, all of it. the feeling to them that something was missing, that the case against chris simply didn't hold together. so as chris' trial finally got under way, bianca felt her husband was as good as home. >> it was just like brilliant, you know? they go away, they do their thing and they come back and i get my husband back. >>> coming up -- chris wright makes his case to "dateline" taking on that voice mail message central to the case. mrs mr oh, come on. flo: don't worry. you're covered. (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music)

cold shell, warm shell and 10 improvements. how much did that go to the thinking of the peer review panel that tgpa owns the structure and the operators do their own improvements. cold shell, warm shell, high-speed rail or is this turnkey from tjpa's perspective? how much of that went to the panel's reflections andy baits and discussions? >> there were discussions on that. i think we highlighted that as an activity in the two year work plan to make those decisions on o and m. it will likely influence procurement and the timing of funds potentially but other sources of funds. i think it was always recognized that tgpa is the owner and operator of the center. that is the conversation that started with the operators but hasn't fully gelled to working that out. that was in addition to the design criteria and elements of the facilities but who would own them is an important question. if you are looking at the shared service between caltrain and the state entity, i think the panel looked at other models, and i think this is very uniq

the airstrikes shelling and but obama talks on it lip appears designed to do just that push people out on them now cornered with nowhere else to go. you know i will not solve tomorrow may god take revenge on all those who caused this what have we done to deserve this what have we done i plead to god for mercy be god to punish them for displacing us because in all of those humiliating us for god's sake we are being buried alive. long queues of cars and trucks loaded with people's belongings i had to move to the turkish border crossing double our off a shell comes for the displaced off school forcing the new displaced to set up camp in the open here they bomb shops and tweaks to stay warm in the biting winter weather techies aid workers say they're doing all they can to help. how to bake it even by the charity i a judge it's tough walk around the clock to bake bread for the ever increasing number of displaced citizens to share some of the winter conditions our diet we are providing down with me was bread accommodation and heating materials but the families have so many means. syrian gove

understanding of shell is that it's a money loser from day one but it doesn't matter in the u.s. because all the creditors to lend money into the shell industry are constantly being bailed out by the bank that prints money that's why they do it for the fees it's great for the banks but it's not an energy play at a lot of business it's a sinkhole but here as you point. in argentina that they can't just print their way out of a losing situation and the economy is already a bit fragile they don't want to add another loser into the mix like shell drawling they'll avoid it completely. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks protect the only catholic population in belfast tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking about these attacks was that the r.u.c. the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants and the burning of coal streets in belfast at the quake more than a 100 innocent civilians were unloaded as live you c

i also got some shell casings right out here. i need another car to try to block off. i'm gonna have my witness in the car but i have some shell casings. >> one victim is in critical condition. police are now searching for five suspects. there is no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> and in oregon a 20-year-old man is in custody after a stabbing spree in a portland suburb. police say it started as a robbery attempt at a wells fargo bank. two women were stabbed in the bank. one was killed. police say the suspect then stabbed two more people before stealing a car to escape. he now faces murder and other charges. >>> now to new details about the massive highway pileup in central pennsylvania. look at this video. at least two people were killed. dozens injured on this stretch of interstate 80. look at all of that. snow squalls created whiteout conditions blinding drivers. 20 tractor trailers and 10 other vehicles ended up crashing. more than 40 people were sent to local hospitals. >> i was in the end of all the crashes. actually i had time to stop, and i stopped before

of racist abuse and english football the players association is demanding a government inquiry after shell seized on 20 alluding to was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us a court in saudi arabia has sentenced 5 people to death for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi it also handed prison terms to 3 additional suspects in connection with the killing the saudi writer and dissident was never seen again after entering the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last year he was killed and reportedly dismembered inside the building but his remains were never found it was a resit. of the u.s. at the time and known for writing critically about the saudi royal family. for more on the story we can speak to ca toby cadman he's an international human rights lawyer who has followed this case closely toby thank you for joining us what do you make of this verdict. well i think it is very disappointing i don't think anybody should be altogether surprised as it was very clear that this really was going to be a whitewash in the very beginning

because of the shelling. you can hardly survive here sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. earlier we spoke to a human rights activist riad najem of which is the leading n.g.o.s syria focused on child protection he described the situation facing people on the ground the situation is that it is catastrophic brutal continue illiterate targeting civilian infrastructure and homes over 200000 syrians have been forcibly like this since the start of the assault and according to unicef 60000 children have been. placed since december the 11th marriage in norman now is a ghost town 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have been denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of

students who were studying in the library they were not involved in the protests they threw tear gas shells in the library and does not respect our fundamental rights as a citizen of this country and this stance is sponsored in this has been shameful to the police as i had students brutally has broken their bones the authorities insist they responded appropriately to this youthful demonstration but with the situation on a knife's edge their next move will be closely watched yet. and earlier we spoke with journalist sandia ravi shankar in chennai she told us that not all the people protesting across india have the same objections to the new citizenship lol. there are 2 versions of the truth as far as the protesters go the protests that we've seen in delhi in the truck land and chennai in hyderabad and all of the in the rest of mainland india as we like to call it these are against the exclusion of muslims from the masses and chip amendment act which has recently been passed but as far as the northeastern part of the country goes these people are protesting against any sort of migrants coming

because of the shelling. the survive here sort of mud. people are suffering because of the work record. the situation in the camps is likely to deteriorate tens of thousands of syrians are already stuck in places like these. and every day thousands more take to the roads to get out of the war zone. and for more on this i'm joined by correspondent daryn jones in istanbul dorrian many of the displaced people from it are heading towards turkey how hard is it for them to actually cross the border. well the situation is very grim we understand nearly all the roads that are heading to the turkish border are now filled with cars and people scaping the. the beginning of the week said around 80000 people have been displaced by fighting now that bigger appointed least one aid group has written risen to over 200000 people will be heading to the turkish front here where there are makeshift camps and official count how hosting over 200000 people who had escaped previous are offensive by the damascus led forces now the question is at the moment those p

we run away from the rockets out of the barrel and explosive shells. we're asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army. they are killing us. with heavy shelling. and a strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian pinole said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism. i lack the syrian army cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists are. that they should go to the areas under the control of the syrian army it was come to save them from terrorists and terrorism and i'd be much more than $40000.00 people have been displaced by the finance in recent weeks. let's bring in riyadh all knowledge of who the us which is a syrian based human rights organization or it is currently in sweden and joins us via skype heh thanks for being on the program now you're in contact with your colleagues who are on the ground in syria what are they telling you. the situation is catastrophic.

royal dutch shell, down 0.8%. of $2.3 a charge billion and are siding macro problems, under pressure this morning. watchdog head of city anja bailey has been chosen to succeed mark carney as governor of the bank of england, according to "the financial times." this, as the government presented the brexit bill to parliament. boris johnson pushes to take the u.k. out of the eu by next month. nick watson, fund manager, henderson global investors is still with us. your thoughts on the direction for the bank of england? need is somebody with the monetary policy strategy, not just who follows the data. what if the data picture changes, you want to be agile. nick: the observation of not being data led is interesting. and potentially giving opportunity for inflation to the upside. this should be reassuring for markets particularly with the brexit negotiations. bailey has been around the system and knows how it works, he will not be disruptive. it should be a continuation of what we have seen. there have been offers mention

he looked like a shell ofa at 20 stone. he looked like a shell of a fighter that pulled off one of the biggest upsets in boxing history in new york injune. i don't want to say that the three months of partying that i had, celebrating it affected me, but to tell the truth it kind of did. what can i say? just learn from this mistake. i'm glad that i learned. and now that i am still young, this isjust the beginning for me. there are a lot more fights coming soon. exeter chiefs made it three wins from three in the rugby union's european champions cup, winning the all english tie against sale at the aj bell stadium. england hooker luke cowan dickie scored the second of exeter‘s three tries. they held on despite a late fightback from the sharks. the return fixture takes place next sunday. elsewhere, gloucester picked up their first european win of the season with a 26—17 victory over connaught. they trailed the irish side until danny cipriani's interception setup louis rees—zammit to push them ahead. two further tries earne

civilians have been killed in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel held areas of northwestern syria shelling and airstrikes and at the province of escalated in recent weeks president bashar al assad's government appears to be preparing for a ground offensive to secure the main highway linking the capital damascus with the northern city of aleppo. muslim leaders are in malaysia for a summit aimed at tackling challenges facing the islamic world conflicts in iraq and lebanon are on the agenda ahmed fahour has the story now from kuala lumpur. tight security at this kuala lumpur convention center organizers say muslim leaders meeting here are taking a new approach to handling the challenges facing these lifeworld you have to start with problem identification right well of the issues that need that inflate. and come up with some solutions. to how to overcome them and not go. talk but something concrete the leaders of 3 sunni nations malaysia turkey and qatar are leading this initiative and are joined by iranian president hassan rowhani high level delegations from indonesia and pakistan are also he

civilians have been killed in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel held areas of northwestern syria shelling in airstrikes and it'll a province of escalated in recent weeks president bashar al assad's government appears to be preparing for a ground offensive to secure the main highway linking the capital damascus with the northern city of aleppo the conflict in syria as well as in iraq and yemen are on the agenda for muslim leaders meeting in malaysia they're looking at ways to tackle problems facing the islamic world mohammad of all reports live from kuala lumpur. tight security at this kuala lumpur convention center organizers say muslim leaders meeting here are taking a new approach to handling the challenges facing the islamic world you have to start with problem and then vacation right well of the issues that need that inflate the film and come up with some solutions aren't as to how to overcome them and not does talk but something concrete the leaders of 3 sunni nations malaysia turkey and qatar are leading this initiative and are joined by iranian president hassan rowhani high level d

shelling in airstrikes backed by russia have intensified forcing aid agencies to suspend operations in the area unless the fighting ends there are fears that the supply of humanitarian aid will stop as soon as next month in my mind it's neither the russians nor the turks that are the key to the solution the key to the solution is the international community getting involved in this and putting pressure both on the syrian regime in russia and turkey for a resolution that doesn't cause massive human loss of life or a humanitarian catastrophe. but it would be a lot more. violence goes against an organist ceasefire deal and international calls for deescalation but the syrian government says recapturing the province is just a matter of time because the gauge al jazeera. well many of those displaced families are trying to seek shelter and taki but they're not being allowed to cross the border monitor reports from the care most of those people. fled their homes heading to cities such as cuban the couplet all of the province others have gone to government. programs but the laws the majority of

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is to oppose assad did not shell shell's what do you think did happen in duma than according to your theory maybe. i don't have a theory on it i'm lying on experts and so am i as always any investigators should do is look at the evidence and go where the evidence points without fail favor of political agenda and from the outset looking at the totality of the evidence we saw really from the moment that we saw the evidence being presented by discredited groups such as the white house minutes there were serious questions to be asked about what had actually happened there and hence of course it's in that context that it's interesting that the u.s. the u.k. and france launched their attack of course before these reports could be issued before this investigation could even take place perhaps fearing of course that this is the kind of controversy that would end soon but there is one more very quick i'll make this point one very important point here not only does this suggest that this attack yet again suggests that it's attack was staged but also it raises the question if a chemical attack

understanding of shell is that it's a money loser from day one but it doesn't matter in the u.s. because all the creditors to lend money into the shell industry are constantly being bailed out by the central bank that prints money that's why they do it for the fees it's great for the banks but it's not an energy play it is not a business it's a sinkhole but here as you point out in argentina so they can't just print their way out of a losing situation and the economy is already a bit fragile you don't want to add another loser into the mix like shale drilling voided completely. join me every thursday on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i. i. i i. mustn't officials reveal the identity of the gunman who killed 2 and injured 5 in a shooting near the federal security service building in central moscow we've spoken to the father of the attack. lately he became very secretive and also got some kind of strange beast an accent he used to tell me that he liked shooting and even wanting to get

you know you have you have magazines like newsweek time for that matter as well which are really a shell of themselves and just across the board not only you know with magazines but in print journalism as well out of the newspapers are just a shell of what they once were miami herald's a good example that is not to say that there's not great journalism coming out of these you know these publications but a lot of the you know the corporate media companies are being run by lawyers and you know when salespeople nowadays and not journalists so i think this is one example of many others that we've seen and that will continue to see the figure for well let me say this though so i think there's a you know an issue of waiting to see what this story is but at the same time this reporter had is not the one who's breaking this story right he has compiled together beat bits of information from a. report that essentially has already come out dissenting the e-mail that was a part of that report that already proves for a fact certain things that by the way some of this reporting in 2018 so there were s

israel asked to continue making its way a little bit east was that as we go on through saturday the shells still rolling in his 16 celsius the top temperature in beirut so you come across iraq east lossie dry want to see showers up towards the fall of the country iran generate dry very dry 2 over towards afghanistan and pakistan and similar picture as we go on through sunday i'm hopeful by sunday. jordan lebanon israel lost the drive is still a few wintry showers just spinning their way out of. course in disturbed weather to into parts of the arabian peninsula chiefly into the south of the region southern areas of amman down towards a lot of could see some lively showers some longer spells of brightness some of that wet weather just sneaking its way across towards the whole of africa here in doha but it's also pleasant sunshine which is touching $25.00 degrees celsius pleasant sunshine so it's a good part of south africa but want to showers around the eastern side of the region and also for much as a big. big stories generate found scenes of headlines these protests are saying down with th

board not only you know with magazines but in print journalism as well out of the newspapers are just a shell of what they once were a miami herald's a good example and it's not to say that there's not great journalism coming out of these you know these publications by a lot of the you know the corporate media companies are being run by lawyers and you know when sales pitch. nowadays and not journalists so i think this is one example of many others that we've seen and that will continue to see the figure for well let me say this though so i think there's a you know an issue of waiting to see what the story is but at the same time this reporter had is not the one who's breaking the story right he has compiled together beat bits of information from a. report that essentially has already come out a dissenting e-mail that was a part of that report that already proves for a fact certain things that by the way some of us reporting in 2018 so there were some of us who did report on this in 2800 and the fact that even at the time the information being put out about this attack and was suspect to say