can get support for our national side because mr saakashvili a former georgian president. and was an enemy of a russia of kremlin more than ten yes it's mr saakashvili air who gives an order to kill an action soldiers and to mr putin many time claim a very a. strong was a win or lose it was against mr saakashvili it is now i ever was in your career and calais me and he is open and that they get support from on more score. on the pew of propaganda the outfitting to the united states and generals and senators to say more exactly here because cia agonize that we've got a nationalistic cooper three years ago or a good chance or russia ok's you could always go but i think anyway so then let me let me give a chance to alexander to come back in on that suggestion. isn't it the easiest way to discredit a political rival right now in ukraine the narrative goes to simply accuse him of being an agent of russia. the old sort of nationalities no one party has no please no it doesn't and. no one nationally have you not no are two or three now you cream of the show politicians this is th

can get support for our national fight because mr saakashvili a former georgian president. and was an enemy of a russia of kremlin more than ten yes his mistress like actually we're who gives an order to kill adoption soldiers and to mr putin met a time claim varia. strong was a win or lose it was against mr saakashvili it is now i ever was in your career and calais me and he is all funny and that as they get support i'll promise more score but it's on the pew up front by god that they are speeding to the united states and jettison sent us to say more exactly as the course agonize that we're going to nationalistic cooper three years ago or a gainst or russia ok's you could always go back in anyway so let me let me give a chance to alexander to come back in on that suggestion. isn't it the easiest way to discredit a political rival right now in ukraine the narrative goes to simply accuse him of being an agent of russia. alter nationalist no one party has no please no it doesn't and. no one nationally you don't know up to thirty now you cream of fish oil politicians this is t

clashed with ukrainian police and forced police to let saakashvili go now ukraine has already revoked saakashvili citizenship and claims that he is part of a plan to topple the government of president poroshenko saakashvili has popularity with voters and his claims of rampant corruption in ukraine are a thorn in poroshenko side but he says if you retrace the plans to take him out you'll find that they start with the russian president vladimir putin our first report takes us tonight to the streets of kenya. early morning hide and seek and the rooms above key of my town square except the man being detained by a unmarked special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko as most vocal opponents. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled into a

georgian leader mikhail saakashvili has been jailed in the city. plus how recession in greece led to a revolution in solar energy being that the country will meet its climate change talk its. russian president vladimir putin has ordered a partial withdrawal of his troops from syria he made the underground stop in latakia province before heading to egypt putin spoke to his allies syrian president bashar al assad at the home i mean airbase russian forces have played an important role in supporting army that's going on the significance of this now from our in kabul on who's the director of policy analysis of the doha institute he's with me here in the studio what is president putin up to here well i think he's trying actually especially after he announced victory against isis a few weeks ago he made it clear that he was actually and will be withdrawing will be partially we're doing prompt syria and by visiting the middle east right now i think he's going to secure secure the agreement of both egypt and turkey he's visiting them actually today and tomo

clashed with ukrainian police and forced police to let saakashvili go now ukraine has already revoked saakashvili citizenship in claims that he is part of a plan to topple the government of president poroshenko saakashvili popularity with voters and his claims of rampant corruption in ukraine are a thorn in poroshenko side but saakashvili says if you retrace the plans to take him out you'll find that they start with the russian president vladimir putin our first report takes us tonight to the streets of kiev. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by on mark special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponent. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled into a ca

but of course to free him by angry supporters now saakashvili is demanding the president step down the hear more from the man himself in the explosive interview also coming up german foreign ministers ignore gabrial urges europe to be less dependent on the united states he says it's time for europe to become worse sort of in the world. and sarah harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. chaotic scenes unfolding on the streets of kiev today that's after police tried to arrest mikhail saakashvili he's the former georgian leader who's become an anti corruption campaigner in ukraine and a sorn in the sign of president petro poroshenko police detained psychist really but were forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded a van where he was being held our correspondent nic calmly was there will have an update from him in a moment but first here's what he saw. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by un mark special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal o

has been arrested in kiev saakashvili regards himself as an anti-corruption activist and is calling for the impeachment of the current ukrainian president poroshenko after the arrest saakashvili was placed in a temporary detention facility and advance of the court hearing crowds of his supporters are now gathering on the streets of kiev calling for a second release earlier on tuesday saakashvili was detained by ukrainian authorities on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization he tried to escape the authorities by climbing to the roof of his house from where he addressed his supporters he was later removed by officers for his part saakashvili claimed that security forces were trying to kidnap him because he has risen up in defense of the ukrainian people and saakashvili first appeared on the international stage as president of georgia in two thousand and three. he served for two terms he left office in two thousand and thirteen but was charged with having abused his power for the following year in two thousand and fifteen he lost his georgian citizenship when he became a citize

escaping from ukrainian security services we ask what's next for the former georgian president mikheil saakashvili. this is a clear example of collusion with a foreign power and new questions about donald trump's presidential campaigns relationship with foreign powers not russia this time but israel. israeli forces have killed at least four palestinians in shootings and airstrikes in gaza as the fallout continues from the u.s. president's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital more than seven hundred others were injured in demonstrations across the occupied territories at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council there was strong condemnation of the president's move even from some of washington's closest allies mike hanna has more. an animated discussion between the u.s. ambassador and the palestinian representative just one of the urgent conversations taking place around the room even before the session began the packed chamber testament to the depth of international concern and some argue the credibility of the security council itself is under attack if the council who does not. ac

saakashvili resorted to brute force to quell the protests. this was the same man who had studied and worked as a lawyer in the us and do it been so proud of that peaceful rose revolution. with this it's trained on blood of us when we were crushed with such unexpected severity the west said practically nothing. it didn't demand that saakashvili justify what he was doing to show. clear if you're seen as pro western you'll be forgiven a lot if you're seen as pro russian you can be beaten tortured and killed and no one will say a thing about it. these double standards lead to great frustration and disappointment with western values a lot of us a little bit busy much. nevertheless the georgian dream coalition swept the next parliamentary elections because saakashvili was forced to flee your broad. after all the euphoria of the rose revolution and the longing for europe disillusionment set in. suckers release pro-west and government was now seen as repressive and corrupt freedom and democracy had ultimately prevailed but western values had clearly

high drama outside the courthouse in kiev the opposition leader mikhail saakashvili is set free. and rising fortunes for a bit coin but how bright so is the future overall for this but still currency. hello there we're seeing yet more snow over parts of north america this latest batch of wintery weather though is where it should be and that's in the northern parts of our map is being gradually working its way eastwards and for some of us around the great lakes we see some fairly heavy snow in that snow edging its way towards the eastern parts of canada and the eastern parts of the u.s. as well last system will then continue its journey north woods there as we head through wednesday so so some of us in the eastern parts of canada on monday to see some heavy snow elsewhere they're staying fine and dry the air for many of us very dry and of course that's not going to help in the fight against the wildfires a bit further towards the south and here we do have this did larry of cloud that stretches all the way down towards costa rica that's where we're seeing some of the heaviest of th

high drama outside of court house opposition leader mikhail saakashvili is set free . and rays of hope in greece how a recession led to a revolution in the use of solar energy. from the neon lights of asia. to the c.c. never sleeps. hello there we're seeing some very cool weather across many parts of china at the moment and that cooler weather is also extending a bit further south towards us in shanghai so our temperature here is expected to hold heard around ten degrees as we head through the next couple of days for many of us though along this eastern coast it should stay dry you can see the clouds gathering though out towards the west and here for the sichuan province we're likely to see a few outbreaks of rain that will gradually be sweeping its way eastwards over the next day or so i mean for the towards the south and we've got the usual rash of showers here for most of us but those showers just to the north of java are looking rather lively and i think this is a region we'll have to watch over the next few days because it does look like the showers here are going

deeley clashed with ukrainian police and forced police to let saakashvili go now ukraine has already revoked saakashvili citizenship and claims that he is part of a plan to topple the government of president poroshenko saakashvili is popularity with voters and his claims of rampant corruption in ukraine are a thorn in poroshenko side but he says if you retrace the plans to take him out you'll find that they start with the russian president vladimir putin our first report takes us tonight to the streets of kiev. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by a unmarked special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponent. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled int

saakashvili coming up later on on the day. it's time for business news now. we are talking about u.s. president donald trump and his alleged ties to russia. there is a german connection , deutsche banis interested, now. javier: one of the most important companies in germany, which is why it is a big story here as well, because the investigation is now over the russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election last year, as you know. but a number of media outlets are reporting that special counsel robert mueller has asked deutsche to release data on accounts held by president trump and his family. the information was demanded by subpoena after deutsche rejected requests from u.s. house democrats to share the data in june, citing privacy laws. the bank loaned the trump administration millions of dollars in the past. with the investigation ongoing, we asked our financial correspondent konrad busen what we do know about the background to this story. konrad: what we do know is that deutsche bank has had very close business relations with russia for a long time, w

the police enforced police to let saakashvili go now ukraine has already revoked saakashvili citizenship in claims that he is part of a plan to topple the government of president poroshenko saakashvili is popularity with voters and his claims of rampant corruption in ukraine are a thorn in poroshenko side but some close vili's says if you retrace the plans to take him out you'll find that they start with the russian president vladimir putin our first report takes us tonight to the streets of kiev. early morning hide and seek and the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by a unmarked special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponents. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled into a car that the

but look at saakashvili i don't think he's our names are we there but however he is saying the right things that are attracting attention here and i'm just today speaking of sleeping tiger is yulia timoshenko of the former prime minister has issued a very very harsh statement against polish i'm caught criticizing his actions so it looks like she may actually ally with with some kind of really incredible team given their resources and their strong rhetoric there was a protest camp by the way which he was part of starting this protest camp has been here for weeks now and it's in the center of the government quarter so it shows you their reserves their ability to mobilize their tenacity to really stick around even and cold temperatures so i don't think this is going to go away any time soon but you know it needs to be said that the international community is watching this very very carefully but at the same time they're harshly criticizing punish sheinkopf and his allies for trying to stem stymie and to corruption out here especially kicking out to crush the can down the enterprise from

hundreds of supporters of ukrainian opposition politician mikhail saakashvili have trashed with place in kiev as a herring was held into whether he should be held in custody the former georgian president is accused of conspiring to topple ukraine's leader at your part. following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital kiev. inside a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired to topple ukraine's president the chocolate billionaire petro poroshenko there for very simple. there. we raced over words for a. profit out of the event of a new breath once an ally of poroshenko saakashvili accuses him of failing to fulfill the anticorruption promise that was central to mass street protests in two thousand and fourteen against the then russian backed government. a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western odessa region now he and his

protests on the streets of kiev after a dramatic escape police arrest former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili but are forced to free him by angry supporters now he is marching to parliament to demand the resignation of a president that he says is soft on corruption we will get the very latest live from kiev. also coming up the fight to preserve historic landscapes and utah conservationists and native tribes joined forces to fight an order from donald trump slashing national monument areas by up to ninety percent. and german foreign minister gabriele urges europe to be less dependent on the united states he says it is time for europe to become more assertive in the world. plus a fresh twist in the trump russia saga u.s. investigator robert mueller demands deutsche bank release data on accounts held by president trump that is part of miller's probe into russia's influence on presidential election. and decision day for russia's winter sports stars the international olympic committee gets set to rule on banning them from the upcoming . winter olympics will brusha pay a high price over allegations

scuffles in kiev outside a court which is now ruled to free a physician leader mikhail saakashvili in custody. of their a warm welcome to the program and a solar revolution has helped greece hit its climate targets broken promises on. putting other homeowners off investing i do apologize i think we're on the wrong script there russian president vladimir putin has ordered a partial withdrawal of us troops from syria he made that announcement during a surprise visit to syria where he held talks with president bush. now it was part of a whistle stop tour of russia's middle east allies first stop was the un shuttle visit to the cayman airbase in syria's latakia province it then flew to cairo for plan talks with egyptian president fox i'll see see before doubling back and heading north for a meeting with ridge it. well we'll have more on that in just a woman but prefer him to this report. at a military base in western syria a visit by vladimir putin it's the first time the russian president goes to syria since the start of the war nearly seven years ago he was greeted by senior officers an

inside a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired to topple ukraine's president the chocolate billionaire petro poroshenko there are three or four very simple. there. we own word for it. are fed up with other event are you ready once an ally. saakashvili accuses him of failing to fulfill the anti corruption promise that was central to mass street protests in two thousand and fourteen against the then russian backed government a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western odessa region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding impeachment. i think we have forty enough we don't want any more wars or bloodshed but if it does not do what he is obliged to do and uses force against us then we will respond adequately for the man who led former soviet georges rose revolution who then has georgia's leader fought an ill fated war with russia denies plotting with russian

political opposition has been arrested in kiev saakashvili regards himself as an anti-corruption activist and is calling for the impeachment of the current ukrainian president poroshenko after the arrest actually was placed in a temporary detention facility in advance of a court hearing a crowd of his supporters he's facing off with police outside the facility and is calling for the release earlier on tuesday saakashvili was detained by ukrainian authorities on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization he tried to escape the authorities by climbing to the roof of his house from where he addressed his supporters he was later removed by officers for his part saakashvili claims that security forces were trying to kidnap him because he was has risen up in defense of the ukrainian people and saakashvili first appeared on the international stage as president of georgia in two thousand and four and served for two terms he left office in two thousand and thirteen but was charged with having abused his power the following year and in two thousand and fifteen he lost a georgian citizenship whe

still to come on al-jazeera supporters of ukrainian politician mikhail saakashvili clashed with police as he appears in court accused of trying to topple the government on the deal to repatriate the hinge of refugees aren't by their. own why some rights groups say it's simply. welcome back across the southern and eastern parts of china the weather's fairly quiet at the moment temperatures in a bit on the low side for this time of year hong kong you normally see temperatures about twenty degrees but otherwise it's looking dry as we head on into weapons state not a great deal of change expected but shanghai and that is struggling to even reach double figures is fine across vietnam we've lost the showers here isolated showers across lows but otherwise through meum our weather conditions are looking fine so if you have across into south asia generally it looks fine on the satellite imagery just see little shower a cloud there across parts of bangladesh and want to those showers of yielded some large rainfall totals still risk of some heavy showers across some of the eastern states of india

under arrest georgia's former president mikhail saakashvili says he's on a hunger strike after the police in ukraine detained him. bidding farewell to a rock icon thousands of fans lined the streets of paris to face their pay their final respects to the french rocka johnny holiday. our top story the arab league is holding an emergency meeting later. on saturday to discuss donald trump's formal recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel now the move has drawn international condemnation and sparked protests around the globe . on the ground israeli forces are firing tear gas at protesters in bethlehem on friday israeli forces killed at least four palestinians in shootings and airstrikes after demonstrations in the occupied territories more than seven hundred others have been injured palestinian leaders meeting in ramallah to firm up their response to that announcement from the u.s. administration alan fischer is live for us in occupied east jerusalem alan just walk us through what's been going on there so far today. a protest there just started literally in the last thirty seconds or

protest we'll get the latest from jerusalem and police in here arrest former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili but they're forced to free him by angry supporters we'll have an exclusive interview with the man who escaped the police. i'm bring golf it's good to have you with us the international olympic committee has banned russia from competing in the two thousand. eighteen winter olympics some clean athletes however will be able to compete as neutrals but under strict conditions with just ten weeks before the games begin in south korea i.o.c. president thomas bach and the executive board found the evidence of systematic doping presented to them today was enough to stop athletes from competing under the russian flag at the games and this is the second time in a row that russian athletes will miss out on an olympics because of doping after also missing out on the two thousand and sixteen summer games in rio the i.o.c. president held a press conference in luzon a little while ago this is part of what thomas bach and just say to the russian olympic committee is suspended with immediate effect ind

it didn't demand that saakashvili justify what he was doing. well. if you're seen as pro western you'll be forgiven a lot if you're seen as pro russian you can be beaten tortured and killed and no one will say a thing about it. these double standards lead to great frustration and disappointment with western values a lot of us a little bit busy much. nevertheless the georgian dream coalition swept the next parliamentary elections because saakashvili was forced to flee abroad. after all the euphoria of the rose revolution and the longing for europe disillusionment set in. suckers release protester and government was now seen as repressive and corrupt freedom and democracy had ultimately prevailed but western values had clearly suffered a loss of prestige. good understanding who had already enjoyed great success as a real estate broker found a new role as an arch conservative t.v. presenter with an attitude highly critical of the west. civilization awakens desires that lead to moral depravity and the media spreads this depravity not just homosexuality b

has been arrested in kiev saakashvili regards himself as an anti-corruption activist and is calling for the impeachment of the current ukrainian president poroshenko after the arrest structurally was placed in a temporary detention facility in advance of a court hearing the state prosecutor has demanded the captured politician be kept under house arrest a crowd of his supporters is facing off with police outside the facility and is calling for secretary lee's release meanwhile the georgian leader says he has begun a hunger strike earlier on tuesday saakashvili was detained by ukrainian authorities on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization he tried to escape the authorities by climbing to the roof of his apartment building he was later removed by officers but supporters freed him from his first appeared on the international stage as president of georgia in two thousand and four and served for two terms you have to office in two thousand and thirteen but was charged with having abused his power the following year in two thousand and fifteen he lost a georgian sedition ship whe

to ukrainian opposition leader mikhail saakashvili has been released from jail after a judge rejected prosecutor's requests to put him under house arrest the former georgian president was arrested on friday accused of conspiring to topple ukraine's leave the petro poroshenko he denies the allegations. president trump has reiterated his call for urgent immigration reform off to an attack on one of new york's busiest commuter hubs misfired the man was arrested with a pipe bomb strapped to him which went off in the subway nea times square the bangladeshi national who's been identified as a twenty seven year old was injured in the blogs which happened at the height of the morning rush hour three other people suffered minor injuries let's be clear as new yorkers our lives revolve around the subways when we hear of an attack on the subway is incredibly unsettling. and let's be also clear this was an attempted terrorist attack thank god the perpetrator did not achieve is all to make goals. thank god our first responders were there so quickly to address the situation to make sure people were

the the idea of continuing to back something like saakashvili i mean it's the wrong guy to back meaning there could have been someone else there. you know so long the darling of the neocon saakashvili is not being groomed to be the president of ukraine he no he is he actually the u.s. never considered him somebody who could become president of ukraine he is not ukrainian his psychological. stance sort of outlook is somewhat different than the ukraine is what they expect so he is being used as a pressure level tool as leverage against the current government of ukraine which is also controlled by the u.s. to make them do certain things that washington wants to resist this is kind of the u.s. soccer and they're getting pressure on pushing this is the way the united states government operates its different colonial states it uses different partitions puts them against its them against each other and then uses that situation to get the policy of the washington wants and your visions. right about one thing the west controls who took power in ukraine and who maintains it now and that's and tha

a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western odessa region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding poroshenko zimm preachment. i think we have forty enough we don't want any more wars or bloodshed but if it does not do what he is obliged to do and uses force against us then we will respond adequately the man who led former soviet georges rose revolution who then has georgia's leader fought an ill fated war with russia denies plotting with russian businessmen to overthrow poroshenko the latest dramatic chapter in saakashvili career saw him arrested on a kiev rooftop last week before being free by supporters from a police van and then rearrested. now released pending trial he places a possible five years in jail jonah how al-jazeera. a mass vaccination campaign is about to get underway to stop diptheria from spreading among your refugees living in cox's bazaar in bangladesh the world health organization says more than four hundr

protesters stormed a concert hall in central kiev where it's believed saakashvili had hoped to set up a command center to continue his rally. i. i was i i. i dozens of protesters were said to have been injured in clashes with police demonstrators managed to enter the concert a whole while ago just before most what it was a way of saakashvili continued his protest near the ukrainian parliament calling for the impeachment of current president petro poroshenko. we weren't shake the country we have only one country but the dog house what we have is a government we will shake it into we demolish it so that it never comes back. the canadian ambassador to ukraine criticized the vandalism caused the public buildings while his british colleague also expressed discontent nevertheless it's not the first time the former georgian president has caused unrest in the ukrainian capital earlier this month saakashvili tried to flee from police and even threatened to jump from the roof was his apartment building when he was later detained his supporters massed around the police car he was being held in a

your world update from international first for you this hour the former president of georgia mikheil saakashvili was arrested in the ukrainian capital earlier on tuesday he was reportedly threatening to throw himself off the roof of the residential building in which he lives after police arrived to search his apartment. these are images of suckers really being taken away by security service officers his detention comes two days off his political movement held a major rally in kiev demanding the impeachment of ukraine's president poroshenko medina coltan of the details. the georgian politician made quite a scene this tuesday morning in the center of the ukrainian capital and. was. charges assisting criminals and concealing their criminal activities before that happened the politician confined himself to the roof of the building reported these threats ning to jump off a roof in protest law enforcement officials broke the door of his apartment and thirst the flat for avid of course such a move attracted hundreds so he soup orders that gathered outside the building and really was seen shouting to th

protesting in kiev against the ukraine president demanding the release of ex georgian leading the count's saakashvili has been jailed in the city and the recession in greece led to a revolution in solar energy that means greece will meet its climate change targets . so israel's prime minister has urged europe to follow washington's lead and recognize jerusalem as his country's capital despite the widespread e.u. opposition benjamin netanyahu was speaking ahead of a meeting with e.u. foreign ministers in brussels where he is facing pressure to restart middle east peace efforts. i believe that all or most of the group in countries will move their embassies to jerusalem record does crucial in this is rules work up little. robustly with us for security prosperity. we believe. that the only realistic solution to the conflicts between israel and palestine is based on two states. as the capital of both the state of israel and the state of palestine along the sixty seven line this is our considered position and we will continue to respect international consensus on jerusalem until the final status of the old

earlier this year saakashvili was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad in september his supporters formed a protective crowd around him and marched him across the ukrainian border from poland he's since been pursued by ukrainian law enforcement. bringing a lawsuit before a court isn't always an easy task especially when animals are involved what a danish landowner fund to his cost when he lost a claim of damage to his property against the fence. we were just doing our job. say about toronto top stories and i'll be back in the top four with morning thanks for watching. everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru well just a little bit different i'm out of the abraham lincoln high no no no no doubt with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun every day americans come calling and coakley start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. no russian flag will fly at the twenty eight team john

colluding with businessmen to topple the president his arrest on friday led to huge protests in kiev saakashvili became an opposition leader in ukraine and once the impeachment of president petro poroshenko last week he climbed onto a roof to avoid arrest and has been freed from the police fanned by his supporters . their resume before very simple. we own words against corruption we do you know if you're very wrong because you know the very thing over and over is all the guards are no longer. decent people who are very evil people are fed up people are reading you right the thoughts now of david stern who's a correspondent for deutsch available in kiev told us earlier that saakashvili is case has become a rallying point for wider political discontent in ukraine reflected in those large demonstrations on sunday. these become a focal point one of many focal points but given the political environment right now in ukraine whatever opposition there is it tends to gather around what's what's available there were these large demonstrations on sunday these were some of the largest that we've seen since

a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western odessa region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding poroshenko zim preachment. i think we have forty enough we don't want any more wars or bloodshed but if it does not do what he is obliged to do and uses force against us then we will respond adequately the man who led former soviet georgia's rose revolution who then georgia's leader fought an ill fated war with russia denies plotting with russian businessmen to overthrow poroshenko. the latest dramatic chapter in saakashvili is korea saw him arrested on a kiev rooftop last week before be freed by supporters from a police van and then rearrested. now released pending trial places a possible five years in jail joe how al-jazeera. still to come here on al-jazeera story overshadowed by north korea's nuclear arms race the u.n. takes a look at the country's munging human rights violations plus. if we dare to dream big. more rhetoric bu

are fed up with our event are you ready once an ally of poroshenko saakashvili accuses him of failing to fulfill the anti corruption promise that was central to mass street protests in two thousand and fourteen against the then russian backed government. a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western odessa region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding poroshenko zimm preachment on the way of ali when you get your way right there i think we have forty enough we don't want any more wars or bloodshed but if poroshenko does not do what he is obliged to do and uses force against us then we will respond adequately the man who led former soviet georges rose revolution who then has george's leader fought an ill fated war with russia denies plotting with russian businessmen to overthrow poroshenko. the latest dramatic chapter in saakashvili his career saw him arrested on a clear rooftop last week before be free by supporters from a po

protests on the streets of kiev after a dramatic escape police or rouse former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili but was forced to free him by angry supporters now he's more action to parliament to demand the resignation of a president he says is soft on corruption get the latest from our correspondent also coming up the fight to preserve historical landscapes in utah conservationists and native tribes joined forces to fight in order from president on the trump slushing national monument areas by up to ninety percent. and germany signal gaboriau urges europe to be less dependent on the united states he says it's time for europe to become more certain more. i'm sarah harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us chaotic scenes today on the streets of kiev that's after police trying to arrest me fail saakashvili is the former georgian leader who's become an anti corruption campaigner in ukraine and a full morning in the side of president petro poroshenko police detained saakashvili but were forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded the van that was holding him our correspo

in the russian capital his your news this hour supporters of the former president of georgia mikheil saakashvili have freedom from police custody in the ukrainian capital kiev. threaten to throw himself off the roof of a residential building where he lives after police arrived to search his apartment but his supporters managed to release him from a security protest against his arrest. well here's the moment good strikers but he was removed from the roof by security service offices few days ago his political movement held a major rally in kiev demanding the impeachment of ukraine's president poroshenko altie correspondent but in a culture of its being following event. the georgian politician made quite a scene this tuesday morning in the center of the ukrainian capital now mikhail saakashvili a was arrested over charges assisting criminals and concealing their criminal activities before that happened the politician confined himself to the roof of the building reported these threats ning to jump off a roof in protest low in force mint officials broke the door of his apartment and searched the flat

secretaries press secretary confirmed his arrest on the us south as the lizza did because saakashvili was detained and now judging from the number of policemen he has kept there they don't let anyone in i don't know who managed to get in there i can't get in there at his press secretary i hope there are lawyers in there and more of our people. dozens of supporters gathered outside the detention center vowing to stay until his release. they are trying to set up a regime right bottom brush or umbrella reese here if people don't rise up against it now ukraine is finished it will be no fight with corruption no change and no investment because no one will want to give money to a corrupt country like in extraordinary scenes on tuesday ukrainian security agents dragged the former leader from neighboring georgia across a rooftop of the seizing him from his home in kiev then bundled him into a police bus i before he could be driven away supporters managed to free him four days after their botched attempt to take him into custody police tracked him down on friday. back in custody again his futu

the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics is this politics on steroids and do neo cons and how saakashvili have no shame. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have exclusive for he's the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have victrola which is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics or a german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated the reverse of the ricochet effect of donald trump recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel continues and we all expected that here mark i understand you've been mining the pearls of wisdom coming from that woman that has a ph d. in who believe studies nikki haley at the united nations i have to say that this stand up comedian at the us a sense of security council is even funnier than the last one although i know she's largely taking her crib notes she's got some some zingers that she's extemporaneously advice to some singers here so. nikki haley the u.s. has

after detaining saakashvili police were forced to release him by an angry supporters. and germany's foreign minister is ignore gabrielle as urged europe to chart a new foreign policy course he wants the e.u. to be assertive and less reliant only u.s. . more news coming for you at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always find the latest on our web site that address for you is d.w. dot com i'm sara harmon from the whole team here in berlin thanks for watching we'll see you soon. to go. beyond just legal highlights. join the live acoustic tour swindlers streak continue. and hoffenheim questions among six more new with the gold from rome where you where . the women wait till nightfall to cross the border into israel. they're syrian mothers bringing their wounded children into enemy territory clandestine. doctors there will treat the little ones who are often seriously injured it's a gesture of humanity in an inhumane conflict three thousand in sixty minutes on d w on freedom and home. where i come from the region is rich in history style and talent but so poor i

berlin protests on the streets of kiev after a dramatic escape police arrest georgian leader mikhail saakashvili but of course to rehang by ngor his supporters now he's demanding that the president of ukraine step down we'll hear more from the man himself coming up in an exclusive interview plus u.s. friends and donald trump tells palestinian leader mahmoud abbas he will move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it's a move arab nations say could trigger on rest to bring you a reaction from jerusalem. and that move comes as donald trump's time is to russia face fresh scrutiny u.s. investigator robert muller is demanding droit your bank release data on accounts held live president truong as part of his role into russian ally sion meddling. also on the show the shape of europe to come german foreign ministers ignore gabrial urges the continent to be less dependent on the united states he says it's time for europe to be more assertive in the world. and the international olympic committee is set to announce whether it will ban russia from the winter games carry their decision lawyer plus anal

petro poroshenko personally removed his citizenship well that happened when he tells saakashvili it was not in ukraine so he tried to get back to the country and he tried to cross the border or this and his supporters practically carried him across the police line at the polish border so while he is appealing this decision in court right now he remains to be a politician was no valid citizenship although about a month ago before surlier of malta mccauley he's a russia analyst and historian and he believes it's difficult to take saakashvili seriously given his political legacy. because really it really is like a comedian it changes every day he changes opinions and so on and his political career has been absolutely astonishing. because of the communists in georgia he came to the top as a democrat some of the opposing problems of corruption and so on he then became president. and he was a darling of the west. thought that he was a great guy georgia they were talking about georgia becoming a member of nato and so on and then came his very foolish attack in two thousand the war with russia

a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding impeachment when you get your way. we have forty enough we don't want any more wars or bloodshed but if poroshenko does not do what he is obliged to do and uses force against us then we will respond adequately the man who led former soviet georges rose revolution who then has georges leader fought an ill fated war with russia denies plotting with russian businessmen to overthrow poroshenko the latest dramatic chapter in saakashvili career saw him arrested on a clear rooftop last week before being freed by supporters from a police van and then rearrested. now released pending trial he places a possible five years in jail. the united nations says north korea's human rights violations are on the rise while the country focuses on its nuclear and missile tests they security council discussed reports that about thirteen million people had bee

from the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics is this politics on steroids and do neo cons and saakashvili have no shame. talking some real news i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have exclusive for he's director and writer for the duran dot com and we have a love which is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics or a german cross how girls in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated the review of the ricochet effect. trump recognizing jerusalem is the couple of israel continues and we all expected that here mark i understand you've been mining the pearls of wisdom coming from that woman that has a ph d. in who believe studies nikki haley at the united nations i have to say that this stand up comedian at the us a sense of the security council is even funnier than the last one although i know she's largely taking her crib notes she's got some some zingers that she's extemporaneously advice to some ringers here so. nikki haley the u.s. has done much more to

now the former georgia president trainee an opposition politician mikhail saakashvili has caused chaos today in the ukrainian capital kiev in the span of a few hours he did manage to climb on to the roof of an apartment block threatening to jump after police his home he was then removed and arrested by security services before being freed from custody by a crowd of his supporters. what happened barely an hour earlier when he was removed by the security service a few days ago his political movement held a major rally in kiev demanding the impeachment of ukraine's president poroshenko r.t. correspondent medina corps jennifer has been following events. the georgian politician made quite a scene this tuesday morning in the center of the ukrainian capital and. was. charges assisting criminals and concealing their criminal activities before that happened the politician confined himself to the roof of the building reported these threats ning to jump off a roof in protest low in forstmann to officials who broke the door of his apartment and searched the flat for avid ends of course such a move

georgia's former president mikheil saakashvili says that he's on hunger strike after police in ukraine arrest him again. this is a clear example of collusion with a foreign power you questions about the trump presidential campaigns relationship and spying by a foreign power this time it's not russia but israel. the huge crowds fill the streets of central paris to say farewell to french rock star johnny hallyday. the arab league is holding an emergency meeting on saturday to discuss donald trump's formal recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the us president's action has been condemned by a host of governments and has prompted protests across the globe. funerals are being held for to hamas fighters to protesters who were killed by israeli airstrikes and shootings in gaza on friday elsewhere in the occupied west bank there have been violent confrontations between protesters and israeli forces palestinian leaders are meeting in rome allah to firm up a response to trump's announcement of five european nations have asked the trumpet ministration to put forward a detailed proposal for

president petro poroshenko the police arrested him on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization saakashvili was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship in july. still to come here on al-jazeera in the u.s. pressure saudi arabia to lift its blockade and open the yemen's ports for much needed aid. from relenting when towering flames in southern california hundreds of thousands flee multiple devastating finds. holloway will have somali weather making its way into western process europe over the next day i'll say it's a temporary thing byelaws the majority of the weather is coming from the north always a cold direction that arctic blast making its way down across the british isles across that western saddle scandinavia and feeding well down into central parts of europe and you can see this cold front behind that that's why we've got the real cold air in place but where by in europe it's looking pretty chilly at the trees but not just five celsius there for london and paris single figures down into central pozen even down into thirty degrees the best we could hope for no woman than around nine ses