happening where you are stephanie. well just that last point of what you mentioned yesterday we heard from the united arab emirates exactly that how they qatar of hampering what the courts had suggested last year which is to allow the citizens back into the united arab emirates the reunification the reunification of families and also students saying that culture was hampering efforts to blocking a website that the emirates now need to cut to the citizens to apply a visa for and also other different measures so today we will be hearing a response from the companies they've got three hours to do that this morning and then tomorrow we have closing statements from both sides each have an hour and a half to do that then the court will go away and figure out whether the a morality is have a case. it was a sidebar to the main case theory which is of course qatar taking the u.a.e. to court here saying that it is discriminating against its citizens the bigger picture is this this is a political dispute that is almost two years

stephanie decker al-jazeera. yes italian corporation fiar chrysler has proposed a merger which with for. manufacturer will know to create the world's 3rd biggest automaker the new company would be worth $40000000000.00 and combine forces in the race to make electronic and electric have her head autonomy's be a cold or nose merger with japanese maker nissan has faced challenges following the arrest of former boss carlos scotian on financial misconduct charges. take a look at the headlines right now on al-jazeera sudan's opposition is staging a 2 day nationwide strike against the military leadership that's after negotiations with the military council had a deadlock protest leaders are demanding its civilian administration they're hoping the strike will force a new round of talks and morgan has more from khartoum. the opposition coalition is saying that it is just the beginning they're saying that they will be able to make the transitional military council feel the presence and feel the strength all their popularity

decker has more from the hague. it is the second time in the history of the international court of justice that a respondent is coming up with a case requesting provisional measures what does that mean while. one initial let's say step of the international court saying that the u.a.e. needed to allow qatari students back into the country needed to allow the renewed cation of families because of course when the blockade started the emirates gave qatari citizens fourteen days to leave the country it's become a very personal issue of what is a political spat well we are now expecting the emirates to present what they want to see going forward which are things that include they allege that qatar is blocking a website that allows called the citizens to apply for a morality visas and also a clampdown on the al-jazeera news channels all be hearing from the emirates will be hearing from caught and then the court will go away and think about it the bottom line is this it is now almost two years since the blockade in countrie

claims cut ties hampering efforts to improve the situation something qatar denies speak to stephanie decker who is live for us at the hague seventy tell us first about what's happening in the case today and what we're expecting over the next few days. it's exactly that last point you were making we're basically hearing from the emirates today the united arab emirates their case and a very rare are the second time only in the history of this court which is the highest court when it comes to state to state conflict of folly if you will where the respondent is trying to set its own provisional measures and what that basically means is some form of an injunction moving forward why is you saying that the emirates you've been hearing from top lawyers arguing that qatar is blocking a website which allows countries to get visas to the emirates to return to the country of course before the blockade any g.c.c. citizens did not need a visa to travel to any country and tomorrow will be here in qatar is a response and then on thursday both sides will be able to wrap up there are arguments and the

stephanie decker al-jazeera. just ahead on the news out the world series may be far off but could this already be the most dramatic moments of the baseball season sather will be here with all the sports next. we're going to leave the sport here so thank you very much adrian all several players in spain's top 2 football leagues have been arrested over a suspected match fixing it is alleged that play is an officials from some clubs a form the criminal organization to profit from fixed games while spanish ship police released this video of what they said it was the social former real madrid play a role bravo's house they said he was one of those arrested on tuesday after league filed complaints about matches and lower nonprofessional divisions and international friendlies that he says and none of its complaints that relate to games in spain's top league neymar has been stripped of the brazil captaincy ahead of the call american next month he's been replaced by p.s.g. teammate danny alvarez for the upcoming friendlie

and facing off at the international criminal court of justice stephanie decker has more from the hague. the court is hearing a specific application by the united arab emirates who are claiming that qatar is basically hampering their efforts to implement suggestions by the court which has to do with allowing companies citizens particularly families that are intermarried and students to return to the emirates it all boils down to a website that the company citizens can use to apply for an m.r.i. t v's are there saying qatar is blocking that website and the guitar's is saying that they're doing that for their own security due to issues with malware this is what is being heard here cutter is presenting their response and then on thursday you will have both sides giving their final statements the court will then go and deliberate it can take weeks we're told until it may gree or not whether to implement some of what the emirates once implemented the bigger picture is this it is a case that qatar has brought here because it says that politics has turned personal discrimination against its ci

decker as the latest from doha. promote we understand from sources inside the talks and close to the tool that there are difficulties it's a six round of talks we know there is various issues on the table but two of them that are really causing a sticking point at the moment one of which has just been brought on the couple of days ago which is the issue of disarmament of the taliban the taliban firmly rejecting that and also the issue of what to call the taliban in any final status agreement that will be signed between the two sides the americans and the taliban the taliban want to call themselves the islamic emirate of afghanistan on this is what they were called when they were in power in two thousand and one before the american assault on the country and the americans are fusing to do that no other issues that they've been negotiating over these long months are things like a u.s. withdrawal a timetable for their withdrawal also a potential cease fire the fact that the taliban needs to ensure the country will not

after the twenty seven thousand blockade stephanie decker has more from the hague. the court is hearing a specific application by the united arab emirates who are claiming that qatar is basically how bring their efforts to implement suggestions by the court which has to do with allowing companies citizens particularly families that are intermarried and students to return to the emirates it all boils down to a website that the company citizens can use to apply for nemerov they're saying qatar is blocking that website and the guitar's is saying that they're doing that for their own security juta issues with malware this is what is being heard here cutter is presenting their response and then on thursday you will have both sides giving their final statements the court will then go and deliberate it can take weeks we're told until it may gree or not whether to implement some of what the emirates once implemented the bigger picture is this it is a case that qatar has brought here because it says that politics has turned personal discrimination against its citizens really

decker has more on the hearing in the hague. it is the final day of a three day public hearing brought at the request of the united arab emirates they are all skiing for provisional measures this basically means an injunction saying that qatar is stopping it from implementing the provisions made by this court last year and that is to allow the return of custody citizen students and families to the united arab emirates it all has to do with the website that it alleges qatar is blocking qatar is saying that it is concerned about malware that's just one of the items that's being debated here by top lawyers on either side of the custody team and morality team the bigger picture of course is that qatar has brought the emirates to the international court of justice why because it says its citizens are discriminated against in the context of that blockade by four countries of qatar and now almost two years into the making it says it's become personal and this is why is trying to highlight the issue through this court it's going to take

decker's at the hague she is joining us live stephanie give us some indication of what's going to be happening at the hearings today. well something that's happening is being described as sort of the second time in the history of the international court of justice that a respondent and in this case that's the united arab emirates is trying to put its own request its own provisional measures as you mentioned there this case started last year with. claiming that its citizens were being discriminated against the court issued a provisional basically in layman's terms of that means an injunction calling for students to be allowed to go back to the emirates for families to be reunited something that caught their says still hasn't been applied properly but what we're going to see today and over the next three days is the emirates presenting what they want so this is very unusual and from what we understand that includes they say qatar is blocking access to a website which would allow companies to apply for visa and also clamping down on the al jazeera news channel so we're going to have to

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will include representatives of the taliban and the united states stephanie decker is live for us following those talks so stephanie this is the latest these are the latest negotiations in a round of discussions that have been going on for several weeks now what are we hearing there. several months really has and it's been a complicated a long winded negotiation process is the sixth round of talks now what we're hearing from sources and they're very very tight lipped or we've just been kicked out of the venue where it's being held because nobody wants the presence of any media and security under very strict orders to get any media away from the venue but we are hearing from our sources inside and also other diplomatic sources that they're not going that well we've also heard from the spokesperson from the taliban saying that they're going slow one of the sticking points well one of those was was thrown in just a couple of days ago the issue of disarmament of the taliban this is a new issue that's been brought to the table has been it's causing controversy the taliban saying that this is not

decker has the latest from doha. promote we understand from sources inside the talks and close to the talks that there are difficulties it's a six round of talks we know there is various issues on the table but two of them that are really causing a sticking point at the moment one of which has just been brought on just a couple of days ago which is the issue of disarmament of the taliban the taliban firmly rejecting that and also the issue of what to call the taliban in any final status agreement that will be signed between the two sides the americans and the taliban the taliban want to call themselves the islamic emirate of afghanistan on this is what they were called when they were in power in two thousand and one before the american assault on the country and the americans are fusing to do that no other issues that they've been negotiating over these long months are things like a u.s. withdrawal a timetable for their withdrawal also a potential cease fire the fact that the taliban needs to ensure the country will

decker is at the hague joins me now live and stephanie a very specific case that's being heard at the hague all revolving around human rights. that's right and what you have going on at the moment is almost a side bar to cut this case in the sense that you have the united arab emirates trying to put their own what's called provisional measures saying that qatar as you mentioned there was hampering their efforts to try and execute what the court had ordered last year which is for the return of qatari citizen students and families to be reunited all stems down to really when it comes to a website so hail to the u.a.e. a set up for a visa or access they're saying qatar is blocking it cutters saying well they're concerned about malware because that is how this entire blockade started with a hack of the qatar national news agency so this is where we're at the bigger picture is this culture has brought it here to the to the highest world court when it comes to issues between states because politics is become personal they're saying its citizens are discriminated against because of exactly e

decker is at the hearing in the hague she's joining us from now what is happening today stephanie. well it's the final day and we're going to be hearing closing statements from both sides at the moment the united arab emirates are giving their statement they have an hour and a half to do so and then later this afternoon qatar will be giving its closing statements as well this is with what is happening here during these three days is a sidebar to the main that he case this is the moralities bringing an appeal to the court to what's called calling for provisional measures because it says that it is how bring the efforts to the emirates of applied to allow custody citizens back to the united arab emirates and this is through a website that they need to use to apply for visas culture is blocking that at the moment says that's because it's concerned about malware citing that the way this blockade started almost two years ago during is through a hack of the culture national news agency et cetera et cetera so it is a back and forth we're not going to have a final ruling today but certainl

decker is joining us now live from the hague stephanie find a center correctly but she had had trouble to several different countries not just jordan joining this particular trip but they seemed the i.c.c. seems to be focusing on jordan what are we going to hear in court today. we've been listening to the reaction to the appeal over half an hour now you can still see the judge. has findings there the reading between the lines of what is a very complicated legal speak let's say for us layman terms is that the judges have unanimously agreed that jordan continued to be in violation of its legal obligations as a signature to the rome statute or this is of course the underlying principles that founded the i.c.c. to hand over their share to the hague when he visited as you said there in two thousand and seventeen also yes you mentioned not the first time he visited a foreign country he visited south africa in two thousand and fifteen he was also not handed over the question really has to do with whether a signatory to the i.c.c. must respect the immunity of a head of state who is not a signa

decker has more from the hague. it is the second time in the history of the international court of justice that a respondent is coming up with a case requesting provisional measures what does that mean while. one initial let's say step of the international court saying that the u.a.e. needed to allow the students back into the country needed to allow the renewed cation of families because of course when the blockade started the emirates gave cup to the citizens fourteen days to leave the country it's become a very personal issue of what is a political spot well we are now expecting the emirates to present what they want to see going forward which are things that include they allege that qatar is blocking a website that allows called the citizens to apply for visas and also a clampdown on the all jazeera news channel seoul be hearing from the emirates will be hearing from caught and then the court will go away and think about it the bottom line is this it is now almost two years since the blockade in countries closed

decker has more from appearing in the hague in the netherlands. yesterday we heard from the united arab emirates exactly that how they use qatar of how bring what the court had suggested last year which is to allow citizens back into the united arab emirates the reunification the reunification of families and also students saying that culture was hampering efforts to blocking a website that the emirates now need to cut to the citizens to apply a visa for and also other different measures so today we will be hearing a response from the companies they've got three hours to do that this morning and then tomorrow we have closing statements from both sides they each have an hour and a half to do that then the court will go away and figure out whether the a morality is have a case and it was a sidebar to the main case theory which is of course qatar taking the u.a.e. to court here saying that it is discriminating against its citizens the bigger picture is this this is a political dispute that is almost two years in the making a blockade of qatar by four

stephanie decker has more from the hague . it took more than half an hour for the judge to read out the background and the verdict of jordan's appeal basically unanimous of all judges saying that jordan should have handed over the former sudanese president omar al bashir to the i.c.c. when he visited a man in two thousand and seventeen but they will no longer be referring jordan to the un security council it really had to do with the issue of the immunity of a head of state sudan is not a signatory to the i.c.c. but jordan is now the judges here ruling that omar al bashir did not enjoy that immunity that jordan failed under its legal obligation as a signatory to hand him over but the bigger question really is this is where does the i.c.c. stand what kind of power does it have what are the consequences of actions like this the case against omar bashir the arrest warrant has been out for ten years now the i.c.c. accusing bashir of genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity he is of course at the moment in a high security pr

decker has more from that hearing in the hague. yesterday we heard from the united arab emirates exactly that how they are of how bring what the court had suggested last year which is to allow citizens back into the united arab emirates the reunification the reunification of families and also students saying that culture was hampering efforts through blocking a website that the emirates now need to call to the citizens to apply a visa for and also other different measures so today we will be hearing a response from the companies they've got three hours to do that this morning and then tomorrow we have closing statements from both sides they each have an hour and a half to do that then the court will go away and figure out whether the immoralities have a case it was a sidebar to the main case jury which is of course taking the u.a.e. to court here saying that it is discriminating against its citizens the bigger picture is this this is a political dispute that is almost two years in the making a blockade of qatar by four countries cl

decker has more on the hearing from the hague. it is the final day of a three day public hearing brought at the request of the united arab emirates they are all skiing for provisional measures this basically means an injunction saying that qatar is stopping it from implementing the provisions made by this court last year and that is to allow the return of custody citizen students and families to the united arab emirates it all has to do with the website that it alleges qatar is blocking qatar is saying that it is concerned about malware that's just one of the items that's being debated here by top lawyers on either side of the company team and morality team the bigger picture of course is that qatar has brought the emirates to the international court of justice why because it says its citizens are discriminated against in the context of that blockade by four countries of the most two years into the making it says it's become personal and this is why is trying to highlight the issue through this court it's going to take quite some

court over a blockade imposed on that almost two years ago stephanie decker has the latest from the hague the court is hearing a specific application by the united arab emirates who are claiming that qatar is basically how bring their efforts to implement suggestions by the court which has to do with the citizens particularly families that are intermarried and students to return to the emirates it all boils down to a website that the qatari citizens can use to apply for an m.r.i. they are saying qatar is blocking that website and the guitar's is saying that they're doing that for their own security juta issues you see with malware this is what is being heard here countries presenting their response and then on thursday you will have both sides giving their final statements the court will then go and deliberate it can take weeks we're told until it may gree or not whether to implement some of the emirates once implemented the bigger picture is this it is a case that qatar has brought here because it says that politics is charged personal discrimination against its citizens really wanting s

last hour stephanie. yes the judge took him over half an hour to go into the detail the legal issues surrounding this appeal by jordan as you mentioned there basically that they won't be referring jordan to the u.n. security council which was the finding over a year ago but they still maintain that jordan did not comply with its legal obligations because it is a signatory to the rome statute which is the underlying foundation of the international criminal court to hand over omar al bashir when he was in jordan and twenty seventeen now it comes down to points like did omar al bashir enjoy head of state immunity because you dawn is not a signatory to the international criminal court well that the judges were unanimous and said no he did not enjoy that immunity and therefore jordan again failed to hand him over but there is now there's no sort of consequence let's say if you will and i think the bigger picture here in the bigger question that it raises is the role of the international criminal court what kin

decker has more. she's barely a year old but little roy is struggling to stay alive it took her family 6 hours to drive here and there is little they can do now but wait. you would we took her to a local hospital in our village and but it didn't help her health condition was getting worse so we came here there is only one intensive care room here and it's full their tiny bodies share the beds. a stand that it is completely against all medical standards but we have no choice it is the lack of facilities that we're faced with that the current condition is stressful for doctors and nurses and it has a negative impact on treatment. every day is a challenge inside afghanistan's largest children's hospital they desperately need money it's not only a lack of space but the equipment needs to be fixed and updated some of the machines don't work a tool we need to 1st of all invest more in. the basic brackets for health services because the current investment isn't sufficient and the system isn't able to serve.

decker has more from the hague. it took more than half an hour for the judge to read out the background and the verdict of jordan's appeal basically unanimous of all judges saying that jordan should have handed over the form a sudanese president omar al bashir to the i.c.c. when he visited a man in two thousand and seventeen but they will no longer be referring jordan to the un security council it really had to do with the issue of the immunity of a head of state sudan is not a signatory to the i.c.c. but jordan is now the judges here ruling that omar al bashir did not enjoy that immunity that jordan failed under its legal obligation as a signatory to hand him over but the bigger question really is this is where does the i.c.c. stand what kind of power does it have what are the consequences of actions like this the case against omar al bashir the arrest warrant has been out for ten years now the i.c.c. accusing bashir of genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity he is of course at the moment in a high security

claims qatar is hampering efforts to improve the situation something catarrh denies stephanie decker has more from the day. it is the second time in the history of the international court of justice that a respondent is coming up with a case requesting provisional measures what does that mean well qatada one initial let's say step of the international court saying that the u.a.e. needed to allow the students back into the country needed to allow the renewed cation of families because of course when the blockade started the emirates gave to the citizens fourteen days to leave the country it's become a very personal issue of what is a political spot well we are now expecting the emirates to present what they want to see going forward which are things that include they allege that qatar is blocking a website that allows called the citizens to apply for amorality visas and also a clampdown on the al-jazeera news channel so will be hearing from the emirates will be hearing from qatar it and then the courts will go away and think about it the bottom line is this it is now almost two years

after the twenty seven thousand blockade stephanie decker has more from the hague. the court is hearing a specific application by the united arab emirates who are claiming that qatar is basically how bring their efforts to implement suggestions by the court which has to do with allowing companies citizens particularly families that are intermarried and students to return to the emirates it all boils down to a website that the company citizens can use to apply for nemerov t.v.'s are they're saying qatar is blocking that website and the guitar's is saying that they're doing that for their own security juta issues with malware this is what is being heard here cutter is presenting their response and then on thursday you will have both sides giving their final statements the court will then go and deliberate it can take weeks we're told until it may gree or not whether to implement some of what the emirates once implemented the bigger picture is this it is a case that qatar has brought here because it says that politics has turned personal discrimination against its citi

seema mody with results on ross stores and decker. we'll bring you those as soon as we get them. >> joining us to talk about the market today, stephanie link is here nuveen liz young, director of market strategyies.cmy investment management we did see a recovery toward the close but still a lot of sectors and a lot of individual stocks got hit pretty hard. >> concentrated little growth scare today. i think that's the way to think about it it wasn't just about what was the latest headline on trade it was those pmi numbers around the world. and in the u.s. as well the market number. you've got a little bit of that yield compression once again down out of the range down o'new lows that's an excuse for the market to sell. there's been a lot of deterioration already in the market as we've been talking about the cyclical stocks have been blasted pretty well during this whole episode it's hart of the same process. what's been going on for three weeks is going on today, which is people trying to figure out what the growth impact is going to b