of them from seemingly before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now amir a is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the small amount of u.n. aid she receives. and mixed martial also m.m.a. has exploded in popularity over the last few years here in germany but since it isn't yet a mainstream sport some experts believe its relative obscurity has allowed hooligans and members of the country's fod rights to use it to try and recruit new members. mixed martial artist. is one of germany's most talented young fighters also a social worker he knows m.m.a. has a dark side it's a platform for hooligans and members of the far right. for contact sport saw. for sure if you're viewing this from the perspective that it's also useful good or could be useful using the street i think that's the thing which is the most appealing for them. countless promotional videos shared online demonstrate hooligans and right wing extremists are using the sport to prepare themselves for violence and as a means to recruit new members. it's common to see m.m.a. trai

amir hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of niles in the mountains of levanon with her son behave they will earn around 3 euro zone for a few hours work i. have before i'm happy to help my mom and money for. my feet and there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we would have to do this work on. a mirror and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated 1500000 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs. the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. employment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent of. them from cebu. before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now amir a is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the small amount of u.n. aid she receives. but a

amir and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated 1500000 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs. if the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. unemployment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent. before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now amir a is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the small amount of u.n. aid she receives. well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world police in france have fired tear gas in nonce and paris says major labor unions hold another day of strikes across the country the clashes have happened on the 13th day of protests against the government's controversial pension reforms the government says it i

paul: all right, thank you very much for joining us, amir. asymmetric advisors senior markets strategist. i want to get you across some breaking news on the terminal. arton lifelock mulling combination with mcafee's consumer unit, according to a report from the wall street journal. among the options being considered according to people familiar might be a combination with the consumer business of mcafee, the antivirus software company, now owned by intel. they include private equity firms tpg. we will keep an eye on that story. norton lifelock mulling a combination with mcafee's consumer unit. plenty more to come. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak: asia. i'm shery ahn to new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. morgan stanley cutting about 1500 jobs around the world as part of the year-end efficiency drive. the losses are mainly in tech and operations, but also affect staff and sales, trading and research. the cuts amount to 2% of the bank's total workforce and

please join me in welcoming amir alexander. [applause] >> thank you, and thank you also, thank you eugenia, for a fascinating presentation. what are the advantages, you work out all the technical bugs now, so i'm told this works now. there it is. beautiful. also, i was and as eugenia told you, argued a think and is entirely convinced, mathematics and mathematical thinking really is, really does come is very useful and very helpful in our world, even in our chaotic world. so i will start with a person who completely disagreed with eugenia, was this man here. he's a very, he's a mathematician, a very prominent mathematician in the 19th century, and in 1842, he was invited to speak at the british society for the advanced science that was meeting in the city and daschle said of manchester. as he probably wrote his brother after, when he came back, he stood there before all those british, all those british men of science and he told them, it is the glory of science to be of no use. and in particular, mathematics. mathematics, he sai

and his band will now play a new song medlock wrote as he gets settled here's a video comment from amir i think and a fellow a rapper. a guy so the thing about crime he's so deep down to earth i met him one time this event fan and i shook up with him another time at i heart he's such a personable guy and the thing about him is that you don't really feel like you're meeting an artist you feel like you're meeting a person and growing up in a muslim community as a brother and also raps amish just assume he's a great source of inspiration and hearing the story about his father in libya just really keeps you perseverance and always having the thought in your head about why you're going to become better which. was. he. was a lovely. sweet woman taxes. but we praise the boss a strong love love for you and me. this community that what. we all enjoyed in this little one state sector to take. sick at all so to flex to likes to live their lives to a new place. that we didn't have much money not ever had a lack of love lol i'm bringing such lovely. things called. white america wasn't for the libyan

and his band will now play a new song medlock wrote as he gets settled here's a video comment from amir i think and a fellow a rapper. a guy so the thing about crime he's so deep down to earth i met him one time this event fan and i shook up with him another time at i heart he's such a personable guy and the thing about him is that you don't really feel like you're meeting an artist you feel like you're meeting a person and growing up in a muslim community as a brother it also wraps amish just assume he's a great source of inspiration and hearing the story about his father in libya just really keeps you perseverance and always having the thought in your head about why you're going to become better which. was. he. was a lovely. sound. we grew up in gaza. but we praise abbas a strong love for. this community that what. we all enjoyed in the one state sex are. sick at all so it was like 2 blocks to life forms to a new place. now with a much more. subtle never had a lack of love the bringing such lovely. things called. white america wasn't for the libyan given in time where was it inside li

news of contact comes after the saudi king solomon admitted -- and by the amir -- invited the amir of qatar. saudi arabia, bahrain and egypt cut ties in 2017, accusing doha of funding terrorism and having close ties with its regional follow, -- regional for, iran. -- regional foe, iran. in, windy weather continues australia. more than 2000 firefighters and 100 aircraft have been involved in attempts to halt the flames and threatening to join up encircle. it was ranked worst than some cities in china as of last week. global news 24 hours a day on air and at quick take by bloomberg. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. kathleen: china's exports fell last month as -- tantalizingly out of reach. markets are hoping for some progress ahead of next sunday's deadline for more u.s. -- let's get more to beijing and the china correspondent. this tell us about the trade war impact on china's economy and what it may mean for a deal? tom: manufacturing in particular has become a smaller component in china's economy but it is significant and the pressure has

that amir putin took power like a hot knife slicing through butter co-opting a submissive state operators ready and waiting to follow its new leader all the other state was as yet still unfamiliar with the concept of vertical power the subordination of everything from parliament to the economy to one single command center was already going into high gear. although the oligarch mikhail khodorkovsky hadn't been imprisoned yet and n.t.v. was still daring to criticize the president as for example over his handling of the loss of the cursed nuclear submarine it was already becoming quite obvious that it was better not to cross the president the ghosts of the past were reappearing and trying to make up for what had been lost in the present soon of ladysmith putin the president of the russian federation would call the collapse of the soviet empire the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. meanwhile i went on shooting my film which was now about the elected president followed by a film about life in the kremlin it seemed that nothing radically changed during the 1st year of putin's p

but i'm here for that amir of edge to the ends justify the means. to tins witnesses starts december 13th on t.w. . this is. also on the program. for unity in the leaders of the military.

for the year that amir of itch to the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses stuart's december 13th on t.w. . this might soon be a thing of the past. when his cash when you can just as easily pay with an a wallet worldwide digital wallets and our smartphones are growing more and more popular what systems on the market how do they differ from one another and how safe are they i would topic so they aren't the. most evil let's com a smartphone apps. biometric solutions to soon your own hand might replace your wallet a scanner authorize the payment and that's it businesses are paying out on the trend and offering more payment services facebook even announced its own app recently but which one is right for me. that might depend on where you live and what you plan to use it for. a bouquet of flowers without any cash to many it's already an ordinary part of daily life. let users pay quickly and easily there's a wide range of apps to choose from. you can get the wallets through your bank then it's basically an extension of your regular account on yo

caernarfon welcome to the program we start with a major meeting in paris ukrainian president flawed amir's olinsky and his russian counterpart vladimir putin face to face for the 1st time with eastern ukraine on the agenda after 6 hours of negotiations the 2 leaders have agreed to implement a quote full and comprehensive cease fire in eastern ukraine it's the 1st time in 3 years the talks focusing on. ending the war there have been held the pair sat down with french president emmanuel mccall and german chancellor angela merkel who brokered the meeting the conflict started in 2014 it has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than 1000000. these 2 leaders made separate announcements after those closed door negotiations. in which the parties have reached an agreement on liberation all the prisoners before the 31st of december following the principle of hold by all. it has been agreed to verify the list of prisoners and provide access by the red cross to all prisoners. this is certainly an important step towards deescalating the situation in eastern ukraine as well as easing tension

economic crisis in the country means that finding work has become difficult for both lebanese and refugees amir hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of niles in the mountains of levanon with her son behave they will earn around 3 euro for a few hours work i. have before i'm happy to help my mom and money. and so many at my feet and there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we wouldn't have to do this work on. a mirror and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated $1500000.00 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs plus i mean. that if the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. employment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent. of them from seemingly before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now

celebrated the an accession the illegal an exception of that peninsula in 2014 as a defiant move from bloody amir putin he's very much seen as a symbol of kind of russia standing against the west defying the west and actually that manic sation led to a huge spike in putin's ratings as well one that he could need at the moment with surveys showing that trust is that historic low in bloody revolution this whole thing covered by russian media. well the coverage of this opening today has been rather bombastic we saw putin kind of traveling across the bridge we saw presenters referring to that footage today on t.v. as a historic moment just last year vladimir putin opened kind of a road traffic on the bridge he actually drove across a truck across the bridge now we see him and then in a train he was addressing as well workers today the workers that build that built this bridge in as people here say record time and he was saying that this is a symbol that russia really can do everything and anything at all and we mentioned that people accuse moscow of building that bridge illegally i mean how is this b

chroma foundation she told us why this meeting with president putin is so important for ukraine's blog amir selenski to get right. it is very important and old so he wanted an aliyah summit he wanted summit only in september so it has been the russian side which has postponed the summit for the 9th give us a very important it takes place before the end of this this is part of this company also back home he's facing anti-government protests protests for the 1st time this is not because they demand they demand peace from selenski absolutely but also because the koreans are afraid of a capitulation that selenski since he is an inexperienced politicizing or make too many concessions to the russian side pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have called for strikes across the territory the call comes a day after protesters staged their biggest anti-government rally in months organizers say 800000 joined the march on sunday called to mark 6 months since the start of mass demonstrations calling for more autonomy what is t w charlotte chosen field reports many are too scared to take part in the p

meanwhile russia's president is accusing the us of viewing space as a potential theatre of war that amir putin has said washington is rapidly developing its military forces in space prompting moscow to develop its space sector further hootin has said he categorically opposes the miniaturize ation of the cosmos but has had to ramp up russia's president putting his no want of u.s. space command in september yes president has said he wants his country to dominate space. he not a nation says a record number of people will be in need of urgent humanitarian aid next year. launching an appeal for nearly $30000000000.00 new ns head of emergency relief said war protracted conflicts and attacks on schools and hospitals are putting more people at risk a total of $168000000.00 people are thought to be in need of assistance over the next year with people in yemen and syria at most risk. health authorities in some vast unvaccinated families to fly a red flag outside their home as they try to contain a growing measles epidemic a mass immunization campaign is planned for thursday and friday after 60 dea

but i'm here for that amir of edge to the ends justify the means. to jim's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. this is the w. news and they help stories. the u.s. house of representatives has approved a report that makes the case for in teaching president donald trump according to the tree how. page document the evidence for misconduct in office is poised overwhelming the white house dismissed the report saying it failed to produce any evidence of wrongdoing or affirm that the test. france's president says he's standing by his remarks about nato madam omac wrong had previously disk.

but i'm here for that amir of each of the ends justify the means. to jim's witnesses starts december 13th on g.w. . this is day to many news live from bed. and pro-democracy rallies in hong kong draw the largest crowds in months organizers say some 800000 people took part to show the city's probation government it had a last chance to meet their demands our correspondent has the details also coming up. a major fire engulfed a factory in india's capital delhi the early morning blaze leaves more than 40 people dead most of them workers who were sleeping inside the building. and a red.

but amir flatter me a bitch do the ends justify the means to tunes witnesses 15 minutes on t w. lisbon is plagued by unchecked real estate speculation . by historian in the city is fighting back her strongest weapon the label shops with history. it's meant to protect businesses with hmong traditions from the whims of the speculators. shoppers with a history. of 90 minutes long d.w. . but it is easy trains to get across the city. these natives developments of course sudden complicate the battlefield. there's some republican peter lewis threaten to close the strait of hormuz. but we can't trust these corrupt government. policy it's a new phenomenon. all up latin america millions are fleeing from pilots. the expectations are definitely there. so for families it's not very much because the world never stands still doesn't. double. this is deja vu news law from berlin asian leaders meeting as north korea threatens a christmas surprise that might be a missile test china south korea and japan hold a special summit to boost cooperation over north korea's nuclear program also on the show

political correspondent melinda crean she's here in berlin can even see you melinda so this is classic what amir putin he says that the georgian man who was killed here in berlin was himself a killer and he got what he deserved help does the german government view comments like this. well as we heard in the report there was widespread condemnation of those remarks from pretty much all the german political parties with members of the parties governing together in the grand coalition saying that those words were tantamount to a threat or an admission of russian involvement however the chancellor took a rather more restrained tone at the press conference itself choosing to concentrate instead on the more cooperative remarks that putin had made we heard them also in the report namely his statement that the russians should help their german colleagues. and participate in the investigation and the chancellor as we heard said that she would find that to be a very good step but she also emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and absolutely left open whether the german response might change over ti

that amir putin took the russian federation over from boris yeltsin who stepped down voluntarily he took it over complete with its constitution national flag and answer the basic symbols of the new and democratic russia that had replaced the old soviet symbols left in the past together with the soviet union seemingly forgot. the shift in power on new year's eve moreover during the transition to the new millennium it was a really clever move. following a long standing tradition the whole state drifted into a state of rampant revelry and was incapable of a sober analysis of what was actually happening. at the same time russians were supposed to get used to the idea of a new president during these very days i started shooting a p.r. film that was supposed to be used in putin's election campaign. will do in this race will audiovox a little but if you want commission i read a month. or so. much of the footage was taken from my old film about putin the audience back then. notice trivial details such as the watch on his right wrist rather than listening to what he was actually saying. but looki

amir hussein is lucky today she can work in this firewood company near the refugee camps of nile in the mountains of levanon with her son by hey they will earn around 3 euros for a few hours work. hard before i'm happy to help my mom and money for. so many of my feet and there's nothing worse than this if we had enough help we would have to do this work on. a mirror and her son each receive less than one euro a day from the u.n. just enough for them to survive but not enough for an education for her son even if they work sporadically it's a similar situation for most of the estimated 1500000 syrian refugees in lebanon there is no hope for improvement on the contrary the political and economic crisis has cost many lebanese citizens and refugees alike their jobs. no but i doubt that if the economy is shrinking the unemployment rate is also rising. unemployment among the lebanese has fallen by 50 percent. of them from seemingly before the economic crisis occasional jobs were available now and mirah is never sure whether she will be able to work to earn extra money to add to the small amoun

says to link the 2 would be to misconstrue the situation and he is called the smoke that hit sydney amir has something to be expected from time to time australia's government is under real pressure over what many see as its lackluster approach to the environment and emissions reduction scott morrison australia's prime minister makes the point that overall australia only contributes perhaps one and a half percent to the global total of emissions there's little this country could do to make a practical difference to climate change but many say that really misses the point australia needs to show leadership in this area because as this week has showed this is a country affected by climate change in a pretty profound way. this is what remains of one of the waterways that lead to the zombies a river normally during this time of the year it's overflowing with 8 meters of water above my head but look at it now about head is the world's largest waterfalls victoria falls in some areas it's a slow trickle this isn't just a tourist attraction it's a lifeline for millions of people beyond zimbabwe's

but i'm here for that amir of it to the ends justify the means. to jim's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. i subscribe to do you know where your books are something more in the world but we may be captive for. me books. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but they said nothing with attempted to have any think deep into jamma culture. knew to take this gram a day i'll delete because it's all that who they know i'm right so join me for me to get. up. christmas time on double. play. this is the news live from berlin u.s. president trump says the democrats have no impeachment case against him and was then called demeaning the country these comments come off the most powerful government in washington since the time has come to begin drafting articles of impeachment against russia also on the program. french public sector workers stage one of the biggest national strikes for decades protest against proposed pension reforms caused huge disruption and some of them turned violent. plus the pacific.

doesn't become dependent on russian energy we don't want your energy supplies to be dependent on what amir putin as washington's client seems green a pastas maybe it's time for a rethink of its customers some of us after all no one likes being boxed up by an angry cash on no one likes overpaying even if freedom is part of the deal. hong kong based political scientists joseph chang told us why this is a win win project of earth russia and china this is significant for both china and russia for china even sun lot in terms of energy security in terms of diversification of use energy sources from the east africa and so on to to the russian siberia it is also significant for russia because it means that it is less and under group in market it opens up the china market with tremendous potential and infrastructure built can also be used to supply oil and natural gas to south korea and japan so there is a lot of potential to develop the asia pacific market in support of the development of russian far east and eastern siberia in russia. residents of asbestos thought so for mining town in canada spe

says to link the 2 would be to misconstrue the situation and he is called the smoke that hit sydney amir has something to be expected from time to time australia's government is under real pressure over what many see as its lackluster approach to the environment and emissions reduction is scott morrison australia's prime minister makes the point that overall australia only contributes perhaps one and a half percent to the global total of emissions there's little this country could do to make a practical difference to climate change but many say that really misses the point australia needs to show leadership in this area because as this week has showed this is a country affected by climate change in a pretty profound way. this is what remains of one of the waterways that lead to the zombies a river normally during this time of the year it's overflowing with 8 metres of water above my head but look at it now a head is the world's largest waterfalls victoria falls in some areas it's a slow trickle this isn't just a tourist attraction it's a lifeline for millions of people beyond zimbabwe's

but amir putin has expressed fears of a massacre if care takes back control over the rest of don bus territory in the east of ukraine without guaranteeing safety to citizens living there. the mc law hasn't been put in place yet we decided on that in 2015 some decisions have been made but it hasn't been put into force the ukrainian side is always saying let us close the border without force i can imagine what happens then srebrenica nothing more. live now to r.t. correspondent daniel hawkins for the details daniel those are some rather surprising words from the russian president coming out the back of the successful normandy for meeting yesterday you know the very strong words given just yesterday there seemed to be progress on some disengagement zones on a all for all prisoner exchange even on a potential cease fire why new year this is very much a surprise the question oberkfell ukrainian control over the ukraine russia border not the disengagement line itself but the russian border remains the sticking point well why is this of putin's concern is about far right nationalist militia

political correspondent melinda crean she's here in berlin can even see you melinda so this is classic what amir putin he says that the georgian man who was killed here in berlin was himself a killer and he got what he deserved help does the german government view comments like this. well as we heard in the report there was a widespread condemnation of those remarks from pretty much all the german political parties with members of the parties governing together in the grand coalition saying that those words were tantamount to a threat or an admission of russian involvement however the chancellor took a rather more. restrained tone at the press conference itself choosing to concentrate instead on the more co-operative remarks that putin had made we heard them also in the report namely his statement that the russians should help their german colleagues and and participate in the investigation and the chancellor as we heard said that she would find that to be a very good step but she also emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and absolutely left open whether the german response might change

website the insider or when it's good to have you on the program so this is what we heard today of what amir putin's spokesperson says that russia knows nothing about this case had nothing to do with it of course russia would say that it has rocher all for any evidence to support its innocence. not yet the only one statement we so is from russian interfax edge and see where this source from authorities say is that. they were killed no worries that there are a few but a suspected in terror attacks in that 2004 which actually doesn't look like they claim not to be guilty it looks like they want to explain why they did it so this is not the best defense. so so we have now such. evidence that actually russia was involved as a state for example you know his name i. liked him a practical it was deleted from all the databases police databases and also with so that. it was let's free up to the previous model in moscow in 2013 so he wasn't in prison for some reason he got raped by sport and could travel abroad so all of this all of this proves 100 percent that the russian authorities at least helped

says to link the 2 would be to misconstrue the situation and he is called the smoke that hit sydney amir has something to be expected from time to time australia's government is under real pressure over what many see as its lackluster approach to the environment and emissions reduction scott morrison australia's prime minister makes the point that i have a rule australia only contributes perhaps one and a half percent to the global total of emissions there's little this country could do to make a practical difference to climate change but many say that really misses the point australia needs to show leadership in this area because as this week has showed this is a country affected by climate change in a pretty profound way. this is what remains of one of the waterways that lead to the zombies a river normally during this time of the year it's overflowing with 8 metres of water above my head but look at it now a head is the world's largest waterfalls victoria falls in some areas it's a slow trickle this isn't just a tourist attraction it's a lifeline for millions of people beyond zimbabwe

says to link the 2 would be to misconstrue the situation and he is called the smoke that hit sydney amir has something to be expected from time to time australia's government is under real pressure over what many see as its lackluster approach to the environment and emissions reduction is scott morrison australia's prime minister makes the point that overall australia only contributes perhaps one and a half percent to the global total of emissions there's little this country could do to make a practical difference to climate change but many say that really misses the point australia needs to show leadership in this area because as this week has showed this is a country affected by climate change in a pretty profound way. this is what remains of one of the waterways that lead to the zombies a river normally during this time of the year it's overflowing with 8 meters of water above my head but look at it now ahead is the world's largest waterfalls victoria falls in some areas it's a slow trickle this isn't just a tourist attraction it's a lifeline for millions of people beyond zimbabwe's b

and a session with the media and it did last over 4 hours that amir pearson fielded questions on both domestic and international issues he dress the issue of limiting presidential terms in russia and also commented on the dating scandal as well as the impeachment saga in the us there are some of the highlights. it's just a continuation of political infighting one party that lost the election of the democratic party is working for results through other methods accusing trump of collusion with russia then it's discovered that there was no collusion that can't be the basis for impeachment now they've come up with pressure on ukraine i don't know what your representatives have a better idea. as for statements from certain people various political figures about. about me as the head of the country i have been used to treating this accordingly but i know what the interests of my country are and that it doesn't matter at all what anyone else says there is absolutely no value in comparing what they say with the fundamental toss which russia is interested in solving congratulations to boris jo

says to link the 2 would be to misconstrue the situation and he is called the smoke that hit sydney amir has something to be expected from time to time australia's government is under real pressure over what many see as its lackluster approach to the environment and emissions reduction is scott morrison australia's prime minister makes the point that i have a rule australia only contributes perhaps one and a half percent to the global total of emissions there's little this country could do to make a practical difference to climate change but many say that really misses the point australia needs to show leadership in this area because as this week has showed this is a country affected by climate change in a pretty profound way. this is what remains of one of the waterways that lead to the zombies a river normally during this time of the year it's overflowing with 8 meters of water above my head but look at it now ahead is the world's largest waterfalls victoria falls in some areas it's a slow trickle this isn't just a tourist attraction it's a lifeline for millions of people beyond zimbab

and russia which at the moment are quite tranquil they've been going on quite well we also know avlon amir put one glimmer on their set to meet in less than a week at a summit in normandy do you see this case affecting their meeting and the overall picture indeed i'd say that the relations between the governments have officially gone so bad they they won't be much worse but that is the official site everybody knows that we have to keep keep our faces with the fact that we are on different sides of the jews to teach rivalry and the other on the other hand there's a lot of day to day. business that has to be resolved part of it is north stream too and of course both sides i'd say have got to have gotten used to that officially you put up the earnest face of even enmity distrust. and behind closed doors you get along and do your business. very interesting of you on the program thank set today journalist thomas fassbender at speaking to us from in germany. ok let's say more world news this hour the trump and pitchman saga has stepped up a gear in washington with the u.s. heise intelligence com

and i am from the amir village and i left my village because of the barbaric attacks on. we have been displaced for 5 months between start protect us from the rains it is scarily cold for the children and we have no money to buy shoes or clothes for the. syrian government forces backed by russian warplanes pounded on in august attempting to drive out opposition fighters several towns in syria's province have been under attack for months. aid agencies estimates nearly a 1000000 syrians are huddled in camps like this one in the lead but winter is coming and so has heavy rain yes larry larry my 3rd rains shocked us the last the food and the clothes because the time we need blankets and clothes we have nothing and we need almost everything. because of the rain the whole camp is flooded with water half of the camp will be destroyed if the rain continues its a disastrous situation. many people like those in this camp have seen their homes destroyed now the latest threat is from nature itself. are disease. tesla see musk has won a defamation lawsuit trial a jury in los angeles c

and russia's president has said that the us are preparing a minute she operations in space that amir putin said his country has had to ramp up its own space sector after the door of the u.s. space command in september. summer is running out of mass vaccination program on thursday and friday in an attempt to stem this fast growing measles crisis immunization is now compulsory under state of emergency imposed last month families who are unvaccinated believed to be around 70 percent of the population big advised to fly a red flag or cloth outside their house to help speed the process 60 deaths have now been confirmed the vast majority of them children comes as neighboring fiji has postponed all sporting events to draw large crowds over worries the outbreak could spread. washington reports from summer's capital apia a country in crisis scrambling to vaccinate its people and get this outbreak under control. measles is an entirely preventable disease but that's not prevented many parents in samoa from having to bury their own children. who really. we really want to. take. the situation. he

reanimation of the soviet past also became a valedictory sign for me yeltsin died in the 7th year of that amir putin's presidency. but. so. does the president have a say over a lot of things but certainly the head of state has a say over many things. certain functions of the president are laid down by the law they are very comprehensive and presidential powers may become the determining factor for forming these functions correctly but if you live in a union as a rule have been as far as things i've been planning are concerned i've basically managed to meet the goals i've set for myself. but it was the bill that you so you could get to see. just what is your attitude towards the all embracing unity of the nation under the guidance of the wise visionary and just that it may have putin i do believe you should. trust him to i sense a slightly higher in the in your question. therefore. certainly be everything we used to call extreme and this certainly doesn't help but rather horse. who stood by me so all the bustling monuments and other elements of our talk received left over from the past and had

russia's president is accusing the us of using space as a potential theatre of war that amir putin says the rapid developments of america's space command has prompted moscow to ramp up its own sex but put insists he's against the militarization of the cosmos it's a war trump says he wants the u.s. to dominate space. at least $58.00 migrants have drones after their boat capsized off the coast of mauritania the international organization for migration says survivors are being treated in the northern city of north hebrew it says the vessel was carrying at least 150 people from gambia and was low on fuel. some oil is rolling out a mass vaccination program to stem its fast growing missiles crisis 62 people have died from the disease with more than 150 new cases every day immunization is compulsory under a state of emergency imposed last month families who haven't been vaccinated are being urged to fly a red flag or cough outside their house to help speed up the process jessica washington has more from the some on capital appear we've just heard from the samo and prime minister his message is

avengers assemble is a superstar we've got dan alexis on the vocals we've got ice on the keys welcome amir too bad grace with the phone and trumpet we've got greg the guard on the bass of colossal coleman on the drums it's our international superstar ronnie malley switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a fake have come back to the task in our community really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman who says i. i'm so proud they're saying 5 year but i want to switch over to tweet because they're getting those into just some praise here mohamed says. meaningful work goes beyond his artistic lyrics can't take my freedom which is a song that you will hear coming up with a key advocate presentation that spread through the world i remember my friends who aren't libyan told me that song made them more aware about the situation in libya so also being a person who spreading awareness there but this last comment i want to bring to you is via instagram because we got so many questions and comments when our community hea

talks underway in paris between the leaders of russia and ukraine meeting between that amir putin over not only as a lenski brokered by the leaders of france and germany is aimed at ending the 5 year conflict in eastern ukraine creating official say among the demands are a lasting cease fire in the region and the exchange of prisoners. and i'm not a step fasten in paris so what's come out of those talks. well we have yet to hear law and it's a big 8 hours now since the talks started here at dealey say and the talks have finished we've heard also the dinner between the 4 leaders has has finished already and we're waiting now to hear what has come out of the meeting but nothing a formal yet informally there have been some reports about what has been decided and it's sort of what has been expected a prisoner swap according to the russian news agency interfax has been decided here in paris there was a prisoner swap between ukraine and russia in september already that was the 1st one well there will be probably not one as well no sign of any ceasefire that was another thing that the preside

themselves to nail behind after a pair of goals from asia's footballer of the year a 5th after the amir artist pulled one back the 2 goal lead was restored thanks to captain has us again the u.a.e. reduced to lead before kooky finish it off with a late header after the final whistle things got heated between 2 sides with the iraqis eliminated from the competition in the other group a game in the other group game again iraq and yemen. now again i'm fully back to brawl with the headlines on al-jazeera at least 2 people including a police officer have been killed in eastern democratic republic of congo security forces have stopped an angry powerful marching towards a u.n. base in beni demonstrators have been targeting u.n. peacekeepers for more than a week saying they're failing to protect civilians from attacks by rebel groups catherine soy is in goma the largest city in eastern d r c and she explains who the government things is behind the violence i did speak to that the governor of north q will benny is a territory even off he was i spoke to the governor who said to me that they believ

avengers assemble is a superstar we've got dan alexis on the vocals we've got ice on the keys welcome amir too bad grace which is a phone and trumpet we've got greg the guard on the base of colossal coleman on the drums international superstar ronnie malley switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a fake have come back to the task in our community really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman he says khaled i. i'm so proud they're saying 5 year but i want to switch over to tweet because they're getting those into just some praise here mohamed says. meaningful work goes beyond his artistic lyrics can't take my freedom which is a song that you will hear coming up with a key advocate presentation that spread through the world i remember my friends who aren't libyan told me that song made them more aware about the situation in libya so also being a person who spreading awareness there but this last comment i want to bring to you is via instagram because we got so many questions and comments when our community hear

and i am from the amir village and i left my village because of the barbaric attacks on handshake we have been to splice for 5 months the team start protect us from the rains it is scarily cold for the children and we have no money to buy shoes or clothes for the. syrian government forces backed by russian warplanes pounded concha cone in august attempting to drive out opposition fighters several towns in syria's province have been under attack for months. aid agencies estimates nearly a 1000000 syrians are huddled in camps like this one in adelaide but winter is coming and so has heavy rain yes larry larry my 3rd rains shocked us the last the food and the clothes because the terrorists flooded we need blankets and clothes we have nothing and we need almost everything. because of the rain the whole camp is flooded with water half of the camp will be destroyed if the rain continues it's a disaster situation. many people like those in this camp have seen their homes destroyed the latest threat is from nature itself rob patterson odyssey. in australia several fires have combined into a

until a new arms control agreements are reached at an annual meeting of russia's defense ministry that amir putin said washington's withdrawal from a cold war era nuclear treaty and the expansion of nato were key concerns for moscow he says 82 percent of the country's nuclear arsenal has been modernized. bigger we are ready to work on new arms control agreements but until this process is launched we will strengthen our own nuclear forces i mean equipping ourselves with to t.j. hart with sonic missile forces with modern complexes and strategic missiles as well as you can use submarines are our navy and we will continue to work on the creation of other missile systems capable of defending russia and its allies violent protests have broken out at a number of shopping malls in hong kong during a busy christmas eve with riot police firing tear gas in a bid to disperse demonstrators protesters threw umbrellas and other objects at the police and charge them with battens families have been gathering in a busy tourist district to view the christmas lights the protests are now in their 7th month and

the cranium capital kiev where they were welcomed by emotional family members and president brought amir selenski it was released include soldiers civilians and members of a special police force who were accused of killing protesters in kiev in 2014 exchange force talks between you work your way in and russia's leaders a few weeks ago in paris well in my hayward has the story. for many this was a long time coming ukrainian prisoners finally free to leave the territory they fought to keep but still controlled by pro russian separatists security was tight as a prisoner exchange began in eastern ukraine some had arrived at the checkpoint in heavily fortified bare coals the identities checked and checked again but the men disbelief them relief that it was happening and they will be able to return home their. fathers though found to fight on this moment ukrainian prisoner said they would fight for their country to president. while this pro russian separatists said he had been beaten and tortured by the cranium security services. sunday's exchange was the result of direct talks between preside

i am from the amir village and i left my village because of the barbaric attacks on her. we have going to splice for 5 months between start protect us from the rains it is scarily cold for the children and we have no money to buy shoes or clothes for the. syrian government forces backed by russian warplanes pounded concha home in august attempting to drive out opposition fighters several times in syria's province have been under attack for months. aid agencies estimate nearly a 1000000 syrians are huddled in camps in adelaide like this one but winter has come and so has heavy rain yes madeleine my 3rd rains shocked us the last the food and the clothes because the terms flooded we need blankets and clothes we have nothing and we need almost everything. because of the rain the whole camp is flooded with water half of the camp will be destroyed if the rain continues its a disastrous situation. many people like those in this camp have seen their homes destroyed now the latest it is from nature itself rob patterson obviously. just a quick look at the top stories this hour now

the creating capital kiev where they were welcomed by emotional family members i'm president brought amir selenski the exchange follows talks between ukraine and russia's new disk just a few weeks ago in paris. tens of thousands of people in this trillion state of victoria have been told to evacuate ahead of what is forecast to be another day of extreme fire danger on monday fire north of the fire ravaged state of new south wales is facing more strong winds and temperatures exceeding 40 degrees at least 9 people have been killed the months i was in the homes destroyed across 5 states since september the yemeni government is blaming hutu rebels for a missile attack on a military graduation parade which killed at least 7 people this for a new claim of responsibility for the strike and the 7 time of dallas their parent target was security forces who are trained and equipped by the saudi coalition the governor of new york has described in the attack on jewish celebration as an an act of domestic terrorism 5 people were injured when a man armed with a machete stormed into a rabbi home in upsta

my name is amir farmanesh. you,presenting a poll to the title being "iranian public opinion after the hostage crisis ." companyn independent from toronto, canada. we are based in toronto. scientific polling from iran has been proven to be reliable, , and as an example, in the last presidential election in iran in 2017, paul was able to but it the results of the election. we sent them to "the economist." they published it one day before the election. our prediction was accurate within two percentage points of the official results. it is something that could be with any other polling. the polling i am presenting today has a 1000 sample size. inwas conducted by telephone october of 2019. it is very fresh. iranians say the economy is bad and getting worse. interestingly, they blame their own government more than they blame the united states or the sanctions. of iranians say the economic situation is bad. 54% say it is getting worse. 55% of iranians blame corruption. blame foreign pressures. are does not mean irania

amir smith marsette. see you later. 98 yards to the house for a hawk eye touchdown. iowa bin are winning big. >>> oklahoma state and texas a&m in the oddly enough outside game played inside. but drew brown calls his number and how about for the efforts say $5 bill. game tide at 14. kellen monn 95 passing yards and 117 rushing. 67 on the big play here. a he takes it to the house and the aggies win 24-21. frankee stadium in the pin stripe boat on a chilly bronx day. the pass tipped and michigan state's mike pasuni pick six for the big man. sparty down 1 in the third quarter. brian la worky. spartans win 27-21. later today it's the college football playoffs semi final elbow takes on lsu in the peach bowl. clemson and ohio state in the fiesta bowl. the winners meet in new orleans. >>> thank for that chris. >>> getting a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. lisa, we have to bundle up again today. >> that's right, kate. you mate want to wait a while if you have to walk the dog or head out for a run or bike ride because you know it's cold. compared to cred about

amir smith marsette finds a seam and see you later. 98 yards to the house for a hawk eye touchdown. iowa wins big, 49-24. oklahoma state in the texas a&m. oddly enough the out doors game played inside. and drew brown gets a $5 bill for efforts. aggies quarterback kellen mond. 117 rushing yards. 6 on the big play here. a as he takes it to the house and the aggies win. >>> wake forest playing at yankee stadium in the pin stripe bowl. the pass tipped and michigan state's mike pasunic. 14-yard pick six. early third quarter. sparty down 1. brian la worky to cody white with, the game winning score and spartans win 27-21. leader today the semi finals oklahoma taking on lsu in the beach goal. the winners meet in the national championship january 13th in new orleans. have great saturday. >>> all right, thank you, chris. we head back to lisa argen who has our forecast including a look at sierra snow. >> yes, a little bit op the which, kate, with this quick moving system that will arrive her this time tomorrow in the north bay. so as we look live outside you see nothing but brilliant sunshine