rami i noticed that a lot of the episodes that had. focus on the women titus was actually i directed by women on written by winning did you just say ok ok to take this one the way i want it to be feel genuine experience and not from my yeah i mean absolutely i think is really important i mean we. as a producing team i mean this is my friends and you know we're men. in our hiring process every hire we made was a woman and that's not even on some you know needing to check a box it was really no we want to expand we want to tell stories i mean we in 10 episodes 1st season which is not a lot of real estate dedicated to full episodes to 2 types of women right so there's these are only 2 certain types so we're not we're not covering any everything we can but it was really important to me and that's the kind of thing where you have a show called rami and you go to a network and say yeah i'm not going to be in 2 episodes at 1st is the complete i roll and then it became clear that it was the best thing for the show. because we're talking about

show rami have a look. i want to know why i am i want to explore. like a kid to throw down the government to get evolution and know that. i'm doing them i look in my parents how strong they are and how they just know everything's going to be ok because they have god. and yeah i have sex even though i'm not married. so what that means i'm not a good muslim. i'm just trying to be. he weighed in on the right to rob he says he's watching himself on a t.v. screen and he is live here on the street what were you thinking you see when the king and sells are going to end at the last part of. the line in there is at least i. thought i was very. happy he would have so much to talk about that he's in so i want to die right and because of course this premiered last week this is on friday and so over the weekend lots of people binge to watch and then they tweeted us to let us know what they think about it i want to start here on twitter this is no for america who writes more people than not never met a muslim or thought that they never met a muslim in real life r

rami i noticed that a lot of the episodes that had. focused on the women titus was actually i directed by women written by winning did you just say ok ok to take this one the way i want it to be feel genuine experience and not from my yeah i mean absolutely i think is really important i mean we. as a producing team i mean this is my friends and you know we're men. in our hiring process every hire we made was a woman and it's not even on some you know needing to check a box it was really no we want to expand we want to tell stories i mean we in a 10 episode 1st season which is not a lot of real estate dedicated to 4 episodes to 2 types of women right so there's these are only 2 certain types so we're not we're not covering any everything we can but it was really important to me and that's the kind of thing where you have a show called drama and you go to a network and say yeah i'm not going to be in 2 episodes at 1st is the complete i roll and then it became clear that it was the best thing for the show. because we're talking about wome

rami has on. what were interrupted seeing that edition of the stream to bring you some breaking news sarah bring you life from the green zone in baghdad for banda son hundreds of mourners have entered the green zone are now are attempting to storm the u.s. embassy in baghdad now this follows those deadly airstrikes on the shia armed group hezbollah big brigades that those airstrikes happening in the last 48 hours at least $27.00 people were killed and those funerals are taking place it's a serious mournful teen is in baghdad she's in the green zone where those protests are taking place as some want to just bring us up to date what's happening where you are. well hundreds perhaps even thousands of people have tried to green zone and are marching towards the embassy i'm currently at the outer gate of the u.s. embassy which is located perhaps $3300.00 or 400 meters away from the actual entrance and this entire funeral procession consisting mostly of p.m.s. members and their followers have 'd basicall

change that's a nonprofit organization that brings together game creators and social innovators and rami is smile is a video game developer and co-founder of the netherlands based studio. he also helped start the game well developer conference hello everybody it's good to have you here i should really say thank you to your mom because without my mother sitting it will literally but also because the subject matter let me just i looked around the internet i found obama here he is right here the story about how you got into gaming was all about what your mother did in order to help you get into gaming you spent all of your life in a refugee camp and you love video games how did you even get to play them. from a country with a civil war. started a long time ago to flee to the roof and when they were going to the roof and you come i was born on the way and then from there growing up as children would love you know the good thing about video games it doesn't matter with him. where you are you have to make sure that you have to find something to play and formula growing up in a refugee camp i n

you, omar and rami, huh? >> yeah, me, omar and rami. no, there's a lot. there's a lot coming up. it's nice. >> jimmy: yeah, that must be a great thing. tell me about this television show because i heard it was really good and also you have to pay very, very, very close attention. is that true? >> you do. >> jimmy: that's going to be a problem for us here in america. >> i know. but all the episodes drop at once. so you can binge it over the holidays. >> jimmy: all right. >> it's really hard to explain. it's one of those shows that, you know, it's a few genres meshed into one. >> jimmy: in what way? what genres -- i'm dying to see this. >> it's a drama but there's some dark comedy in it. and it has film noir aspects to it. whenever i have to explain the show and i have to do it quickly i basically say, you know, it's about -- it's about a woman who almost gets killed by this gang who's her family. and she comes back years later to take revenge on them and i play a character named ethan hart who she kind of recruits to help her get her revenge. whether willingly or unwillingly. but

that's all from us for the moment coming up the stream speaks to the actor and comedian rami youssef by for now. and i'm ali could be what does it mean to be an arab american today comedian rami yousif joins the string to discuss his new food series about family and identity and will be sharing your comments and questions with rami so tweet us or leave a comment on our live chat and you too could be in the stream. that has a growing cultural shift in america muslim identity being forged by many of these 1st generation twenty's and thirty's muslims grew up in the wake of the september 11th 2000 towers attacks feeling as if their entire identity focused on being gay.

ramy inocencio flew near the volcano today and reports it is still rumbling. >> reporter: three days after white island's eruption, we can see how the volcano is still being rocked by tremors. just look at that plume. this is the closest that we can get to the volcano ever since it erupted. it's very beautiful, but remember, it's also very dangerous, and the remains of eight people are still down there. nearly 30 people are being treated in hospitals across the country, pushing burn units to capacity. among the hospitalized are honeymooners lauren and matthew urey. he suffered burns over 80% of his body. janet urey is his mother. >> they're alive. that's a lot more than i can say for other families, so all in all i'm very lucky. and they're very lucky. >> reporter: the ureys are believed to have arrived by boat on the eastern side of the island then walked to the center of the active volcano. they had just come down from their spot when the eruption struck and were able to hide behind a large rock. >> last september is probably the most nervous i have ever been. >> reporter: tour gui

ramy inocencio, cbs news, whaakatani, new zealand. >> o'donnell: new york city police today stepped up patrols after the brutal stabbing death of a barnard college freshman near the school's manhattan campus. the violent crime has sent shock waves throughout the school and the city. errol barnett has the story. >> reporter: tessa majors was a budding journalist and guitar player whose life ended violently just blocks from campus. police say the 18-year-old barnard college freshman was mugged and stabbed repeatedly in new york's morningside park wednesday evening. police said while wounded, she somehow struggled to get to a security booth at the top of these stairs before she collapsed. the guard was on patrol but when he returned, he found majors unconscious. she died from her wounds at the hospital. >> it's horrifying, and we have to have... this is another example of a never-again mentality. >> reporter: this morning mayor bill de blasio tried to reassure the city about safety, but the murder rate in new york is up 8% compared to last year. fear is still palpable on barnard's all-fem

of course, there's the grim job of identifying and releasing the dead to their families. >> that was ramy inocencio reporting. >> reporter: coming up gayle king's exclusive interview with ed smart about how difficult it was to come out as gay to his family and friends. >>> anthony mason talks with artist kahendi wiley about his newly unveiled statue in virginia that depicts an african-american man on horseback in a nod to the state's monuments. >>> bestselling author james clear has advice on how to keep up with your health and fitness habits during the holiday season. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

something you want to play or what it would you like alert that experience and i thought is the appeal rami that's the appeal for one of our community members so this is a chief lars on twitter who says that games can introduce ethical questions that the player has to choose from a question such as justified killing committing crimes in order to survive sacrificing one to save many cetera games influence thought and critical thinking more than behavior from your take on that yeah i think games when people think of games they very much think of one specific element of games which is the entertainment slash distraction part of games which are both are important things like any medium games have the power to put us in fantasies in our fancies in different situations in perspectives but the other side of games that people don't think about very often is that games have been used to train the professionals of flight simulators doctors but also to teach us perspectives for me honestly the largest part of my history knowledge comes from a game called age of empires which simulated old all that is

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ramy, thank you. tonight, ukraine and russia are a small step closer to ending their more than-five-year conflict after agreeing to a cease-fire by year's end. u.s. military aid to ukraine is at the heart of the impeachment battle here. so we sent holly williams to ukraine to see how your money is being spent. >> reporter: these patrol boats once served the u.s. coast guard, but in october, they were given a second life in the ukrainian navy, guarding ukraine's black sea coast against incursions by russia. captain damir aulin told us the ships are a game changer. >> it's one of the fastest ships. >> reporter: so it's very fast. >> yeah. >> reporter: and so it makes it easier to patrol your coastline. >> of course. >> reporter: a scandal over u.s. military aid to ukraine triggered the impeachment hearings, but here american aid isn't about politics. it's about survival. ukraine's been fighting a war against russian-backed separatists since 2014. the conflict has claimed more than 13,000 lives. admiral

and the game that i'm showing you on my screen now you can see it here it's called a razor wire but rami there are a lot of hurdles to getting a game like this on the market and then making a difference because there are things like government standing in the way of people's progress here according to what he said in that video what do you make of his comment. i mean when you think about it every every media around these issues big game in which you discuss u.s. involvement in for example iraq or afghanistan and the worst there is obviously going to run into the u.s. and this has happened before questions about the israeli palestinian conflict run into issues on the astore these are parts of creating media. wind larger structural issues we don't. you wanted to push back and i think that is a very generic media problem right like this is not specific to this is just part of games now you know our folk art people express themselves and how to talk about issues of their life and issues of this world you are you know we discuss the talent and you have many things going on including your own

as well as the assets and in fact in many ways of her greater social standing and who is the father rami was very much the regime's banco he is extremely rich so to see the regime taking action like this against somebody so senior and indeed. there were parts of this new crony capitalism that underpin the regime gemma demonstrates that all is not well in need and in a echelons of power now there's a number of scenarios one can consider here there is an extent the regime is trying to shore up its legitimacy at a time of real declining revenues when so many syrians are destitute are below the poverty line. and are resentful of those who have millions who actually show off their wealth in a way and we've seen this or so with the man who found it they have been prepared to that there's been all sorts of stories on social media and pictures of some of their family with fast cars and the like so this is resent it could also be that given the regime has so little financial results at the moment that they are trying to basically corral in as many billions and billions as they can. 4 people have

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as the assets and in fact in many ways of her greater social standing and mohammed who is the father rami was very much the regime's banco he is extremely rich so to see the regime taking action like this against somebody so senior and indeed. there were parts of this new crony capitalism that underpin the regime gemma demonstrates that all is not well in new and in a echelons of power now there's a number of scenarios one can consider here there is an extent the regime is trying to shore up its the jetsons at a time of real declining revenues when so many syrians are destitute or below the poverty line. and are resentful of those who have billions actually show off their wealth in a way and we've seen this or so with the man who found it they have been prepared to that there's been all sorts of stories on social media and pictures of some of their family with gas cards and the like so this is resents it it could also be that given the regime has so little financial results at the moment that they are trying to basically corral in as many billions and billions they can for people have bee

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ramy asencio, new delhi. >> and here in the u.s., some couples are trying to get away from those massive weddings. adriana diaz met one couple in ohio who decided to go tiny on their big day. >> it was instant chemistry. she just got me. >> reporter: this ohio pair is so compatible, even their names are a per 23ek9 perfect match. meet shaun and fawn. >> tinder. >> whatever, i'm confident. i can do this. >> this lady is going to be getting her doctorate. what? >> read my personal bio. >> reporter: student shaun stephens bonded over camping and outdoor sports. >> i think the second date you told me you loved me. >> yes. i saw the sun and it was reflecting off of her hair. i could imagine growing old with this person and all the zappy stuff that men don't want to admit. you know, i wore my heart on my sleeve and i just said, you know, let's just give it all you got. so -- >> reporter: whew! ah! first came love, then came marriage proposal. then came a long wait. >> so, i'm like, okay, it will be five years till we get married. >> reporter: that's right, they considered waiting five years to

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and needs at least made his presence felt as got by took the game to buy a my then up leapt defender rami benz about any gods and level the schools on the album mock was game on was the old syrian left back newly signed this summer was left over from the on mocked was brian's defensive frailties where again laid back of my on the pace front jerome boa tang was left showing his age against the likes of mock used to have. both things replacement how the martinez looked no more comfortable dealing with the frenchman was penalty for glatt both in injury time plus a 2nd yellow for martinez was not the fine mess they've got the will neuer. benza viney the man with the equaliser looking to score the winner above was on the home fans when visiting was they often say football is that game of 2 hobs. well here it truly was the home side winning thanks to a 2nd tough turnaround led by their left back bends it by name. and while good luck but the dream of a return to the glory days by a m l left languishing in 7 spots. yet it's a really bad period consciousness will buy and be able to pick themselves

. >> we're also getting our first look at bond villain rami malek, unmasked and scarred. he told us he and daniel would have it out on screen. >> something that is going to shock people and surprise them. >> did i daniel? >> yes, you did. >> shirtless and still romancing his love from "spectre" the 51-year-old confirmed to me back in april, his fifth time playing bond is really his last. >> this is going to be my last bond. something else should have a go. >> there's been talk of a woman or an african american or a black person. >> the best person for the job, you know, everybody should be considered. >> so could new bond girl lashana lynch be the new 007? "gma" asked her. >> she's definitely a 00 agent for sure. she just comes with a whole lot of shaking up in this franchise for sure. >>> another film we can't wait to see "bombshell" with charlize theron, nicole kidman and margot robbie. only "e.t." has your first look behind the scenes. >> i'm going to be the story. no. >> someone has to speak up. someone has to get mad. >> it's entertaining, but it's still very, very h

and needs at least made his presence felt as got by took the game to buy a my then up leapt defender rami benz a bunny was level the schools on the hallmark was game on was the algerian left back newly signed this summer was left alone for the on mocked was brian's defensive frailties where again laid back of my on the pace front jerome boateng was left showing his age against the likes of mach used to have. both things replacement how he martinez looked no more comfortable dealing with the frenchman was penalty for got bought in injury time plus a 2nd yellow for martinez was not the fine mess they've got i know we'll know and. benza by any the man with the equaliser looking to score the winner. was the home fans when bizarre was they often say football is a game of 2 hobs well here it truly was. home side winning thanks to a 2nd half turnaround led by the left back bends of my knee. and while good luck but the dream of a return to the glory days by m m l left languishing in 7 spot and. yet it's a really bad period consciousness will buy and be able to pick themselves up now 7 points off

while rami malek won best actor for his remarkable turn as freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. # for me... for british audiences, however, it was olivia colman's winning turn as queen anne in yorgos lanthimos' the favourite that prove the highlight of the evening, with one of the funniest and most self—deprecating acceptance speeches ever. did you just look at me! stop it! i am the queen. but you are mad. you look like a badger. i have lobsters, and we could race them and then eat them. significant was roma winning three oscars, including best foreign language film, dispelling any doubts about the cinematic legitimacy of netflix productions, about which institutions such as the cannes film festival had previously proved very sniffy. this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach's marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious award attenders. both have already picked up best picture nods at the golden globes alongside other netflix releases the two popes and dolemite is my name. you're go

winners for their supporting roles in if beale street could talk and green book respectively, while rami malek won best actor for his remarkable turn as freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. # for me... for british audiences, however, it was 0livia colman‘s winning turn as queen anne in greek director yorgos lanthimos‘ the favourite that proved the highlight of the evening, with one of the funniest and most self—deprecating acceptance speeches ever. did you just look at me? stop it! i am the queen. but you are mad. you look like a badger. i have sent for some lobsters. i thought we could race them and then eat them. particularly significant was the fact that roma won three 0scars, including best foreign language film, dispelling any doubts about the cinematic legitimacy of netflix productions, about which institutions such as the cannes film festival had previously proved very sniffy. this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach‘s marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious 0scar co

winners for their supporting roles in if beale street could talk and green book respectively, while rami malek won best actor for his remarkable turn as freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. # for me... for british audiences, however, it was 0livia colman‘s winning turn as queen anne in greek director yorgos lanthimos‘ the favourite that proved the highlight of the evening, with one of the funniest and most self—deprecating acceptance speeches ever. did you just look at me? stop it! i am the queen. but you are mad. you look like a badger. i have sent for some lobsters. i thought we could race them and then eat them. particularly significant was the fact that roma won three 0scars, including best foreign language film, dispelling any doubts about the cinematic legitimacy of netflix productions, about which institutions such as the cannes film festival had previously proved very sniffy. this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach's marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious 0scar cont

then up leapt defender rami benza by any 5 to level the stalls on the alan mach 5 game on was the algerian left back newly signed this summer was left over from the on mocked was brian's defensive frailties were again laid bag of my on the pace front jerome bowen saying was left showing his age against the likes of mark used to have. both things replacement how he martinez looked no more comfortable dealing with the frenchman was kind of easy for glass in injury time plus a 2nd yellow for martinez was not the fine mess they've got manuel neuer. penza viney the man with the equaliser looking to score the winner. was the home fans when position was they often say football is a game of 2 hobs well here it truly was. the home side winning thanks to a 2nd tough turnaround led by their left back bends a by name. and while good luck but the dream of a return to the glory days. i'm now left languishing in 7th spot and. yet it's a really bad period of consciousness will buy and be able to pick themselves up now 7 points off the top there are a number of teams in the way such as the likes it. when y

the assets and in fact in many ways of her greater social standing and management who's the father rami was very much the regime's banco he is extremely rich so to see the regime taking action like this you get somebody so senior and indeed others who were part of this new crony capitalism that underpin the regime jemma demonstrates that all is not well in near in a echelons of power now there's a number of scenarios one can consider here there is an extent the regime is trying to shore up its legitimacy at a time of real declining revenues when so many syrians are destitute or below the poverty line. and are resentful of those who have millions who actually show off their wealth in a way and we've seen this or so with a man who found it they're happy that they're be all sorts of stories on social media and pictures of some of their family with fast cars and the like so this is resent it it could also be that given the regime has so little financial resources at the moment that they are trying to basically corral in as many billions and billions they can. at least 4 people have been kil

winners for their supporting roles in if beale street could talk and green book respectively, while rami malek won best actor for his remarkable turn as freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. # for me...# for british audiences, however, it was 0livia colman‘s winning turn as queen anne in greek director yorgos lanthimos‘ the favourite that proved the highlight of the evening, with one of the funniest and most self—deprecating acceptance speeches ever. did you just look at me? stop it! i am the queen. but you are mad. you look like a badger. i have sent for some lobsters. i thought we could race them and then eat them. particularly significant was the fact that roma won three 0scars, including best foreign language film, dispelling any doubts about the cinematic legitimacy of netflix productions, about which institutions such as the cannes film festival had previously proved very sniffy. this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach's marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious 0scar con

have joining us here in the studio in their home are one bashar al jazeera senior political analyst rami bozo is an associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs he joins us from istanbul and mohammed senior researcher at the al-jazeera center for studies he joins us from brussels welcome to all of you if i could start with mohammad in brussels so were there actually more protests around the world in 2019 than in previous years it certainly feels like it when we're covering the news definitely because of an increase in what we can call turbulent politics collective action of the bottom up forces versus the top down political institutions for example in lebanon it's not just about. the rejection of the situation but the those young protesters about also decline or a loss of momentum. among the various political elites through different nominations so while looking at this global wave it seems to have spread across the global south then we the french becomes more of a worldwide phenomenon but definitely i think it's not just about the causality that we wit

lush on a lynch is another double agent facing off against bohemian rhapsody starring oscar-winner rami now the movie will also see the return of christoph waltz is the classic bond villain blow felt no time to die races into theaters april get ready to rock next summer as motley crue def leppard poison and joan jett the blackhearts of announced a stadium tour of the us the time honda motor e i mean collectively with the hits are that's >>straight straight the tour kicks off in miami florida july 7th. here's a sneak peek at togo based on a true story the disney plus original movie stars willem defoe is the man who drove his sled dog team hundreds of miles across alaska to bring medicine to the victims of a diphtheria outbreak in 1925. togo debuts on disney plus december 20th in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. >>outside now a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza approach more cars in those cash paying lanes fast track though you're moving through just fine but an overall drive time of 10 minutes out of the east bay into san francisco. we'll have more news weather and traffic after the b

winners for their supporting roles in if beale street could talk and green book respectively, while rami malek won best actor for his remarkable turn as freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. # for me... for british audiences, however, it was 0livia colman‘s winning turn as queen anne in greek director yorgos lanthimos' the favourite that proved the highlight of the evening, with one of the funniest and most self—deprecating acceptance speeches ever. did you just look at me? stop it! i am the queen. but you are mad. you look like a badger. i have sent for some lobsters. i thought we could race them and then eat them. particularly significant was the fact that roma won three 0scars, including best foreign language film, dispelling any doubts about the cinematic legitimacy of netflix productions, about which institutions such as the cannes film festival had previously proved very sniffy. this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach‘s marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious 0scar cont

crimes they should be arrested right off and put on trial robbie where they will have all of the rights rami sable why not let the i.c.c. conducts the investigation some have argued that by placing pressure on both sides to address crimes the i.c.c. investigation might in fact kick start the peace process again what do you say to that. it ignores the fact that israel has a impartial legal system which investigates any that the compromise mentality will apply as a muscle is not investigated not even ever did open ended to best israel dollars whenever there's a there's a there's an accusation israeli judicial authority to investigate and the further point about also being occupied the border between israel and gaza is controlled by israel but the border between egypt and gaza is not controlled planes is no israeli somehow hala this has to be occupied territory because we have a boat which we close with gaza always open part of the time this is an invention of international law which the only 2 israel occupied because we have a border with it which we ultimately moved well it has another border

it is pretty dramatic and crazy every night it's so busy it never stops we have ramis ing radars on our bridge of the time time when and if it's and on us radars we can see the new activity at nights because poachers really go out at night the night of march 11th 2017 was busier than most of the sea shepherds farley mowat here on patrol for poachers spotted a small fishing boat in the back of the refuge. and when we see a target ladies we get our ship as close as possible and then the drone team is going to be ready to drop the drone was able to film is illegal fishermen with what appeared to be a boat flew over 12 of the fishermen noticed the trone and began hurling objects at it then we get the 4th age old. fisherman retreating to 2 odd minutes getting to a 2 hour bus i call to. tell them to position. tell them what we're seeing at the same time and and then they calm and they tried to arrest them the next day the ship cut another seemingly bolder group fishing in broad daylight this was the 1st time the drone was able to capture full daylight images of a boat load of coach to 12 and

rest of our community the gunman was shot dead at the scene by a sheriff's deputy 21 year old mohammad rami was there at the base to study aviation it's not be revealed that he bought his weapon legally in the u.s. some reports suggest that he played a mass shooting videos to other students at a dinner just days before the attack. or prior to the deadly shooting a twitter account which allegedly belonged to the saudi air force officer posted anti u.s. messages condemning washington's policies in the middle east analyst gregory copley says the shooting throws a wrench into whether it's to boost the u.s. saudi alliance. it's very hard to get into the minds of individuals and i think we're and then at an age where we see people radicalized online to a large extent so that they can turn at any moment clearly this young officer was personally motivated to undertake this anti american act and very hard to stop people prom that kind of allegiance we've even seen it as you know in the past some u.s. officers undertake acts of terrorism of the american acts of terrorism within their own military uni

rest of our community the gunman was shot dead at the scene by a sheriff's deputy 21 year old mohammad rami was at the base to study aviation it's now been revealed that he boards his weapon illegally in the u.s. from reports suggest that he played mass shooting videos to other students at a dinner just days before the attack or prior to the deadly shooting a twitter account which allegedly belong to the saudi air force officer posted anti u.s. messages condemning washington's policies in the middle east strategic analyst gregory copley's lays the shooting throws a wrench into efforts to boost the u.s. saudi alliance. it's very hard to get into the minds of individuals and i think we're at an age where we see people radicalized online to a large extent so that they can turn at any moment clearly this young officer was personally motivated to undertake this anti american act and very hard to stop people from that kind of allegiance we've even seen it as you know in the past some u.s. officers undertake acts of terrorism of the american acts of terrorism within their own military units so thi

rampant corruption and according for a complete overhaul of the post civil war secular political system rami khouri is a senior public policy fellow and professor of journalism at the american university of beirut he says harry reid's decision is a signal that lebanon's political leadership is starting to listen to public opinion well he's done this several times before is announce his candidacy that said he's not going to be a candidate than he was working by this and so prove the candidate so with these leaders who are not part of the old only got a system that has ruled lebanon for many decades you never know what is the real significance of what they are doing one thing is clear though there is a new element in the political arena and it's the element of massive opulence this pressure on the street against the political traditional only logic sectarian leadership and maybe heady it is decision now because he said in the last week that he was expecting to be prime minister he started insulting people maybe his decision now actually means more than it would have meant before because he pro

about the old guard these are all new elements and they really were seeing that history in the making rami khouri thank you very much and if you have time thank you. and it is attorney general has ordered the arrest of former president evan maraniss on charges of sedition and terrorism arise resigned and left libya in november after protests and allegations of irregularities in the country's election which saw him return to power he fled the country from mexico since friend to argentina where he's been granted asylum he says the protests which forced him from office up to me 40 is part of a right wing coup. india's ukraine court has postponed all herring's challenging a controversial citizenship law until next month as being widespread anger over the new legislation which offer citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries and excludes muslims asaram raman reports from christian i in the north east instead of as sam a court delay means countless families and now living in limbo. it's a sleepy village in the middle of a sam's agricultural belt people who live here in chris

seize the assets of the country's wealthiest businessmen it's the 1st time an order has been issued for rami mom loaf who's the cousin of syrian president bashar assad has been accused of importing products without paying charges and fees the e.u. and united states have already imposed sanctions on mom low food reportedly controls 60 percent of syria's economy. to india now where the government has announced new guidelines and approved funds for an updated national population register that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims the survey was introduced in 2010 but for the 1st time people will be asked to share information about the date and place of birth of their parents they will also be asked to give details of identity documents like voter card striving licenses and passports the government has approved more than $500000000.00 in funding for the exercise a prime minister narendra modi is pushing ahead with that despite also facing backlash over a new citizenship law that's also seen as discriminating against muslims on tuesday tested across india in new delhi

now as to what were the motives for this particular shooting what is known about to mohamed are from rami is that he was a 20 year old saudi national he went to the pensacola base back in august 2017 for a 3 year training program so he has been there for a period of time but another very important fact or possibly important fact is that the site intelligence group reports as well that his twitter account has been in existence since 2012 now the fact that he is 21 according to several reports indicates that this twitter site has been in operation for a long period of time so as i said f.b.i. now investigating it's got agents in riyadh as well cooperating with saudi authorities but there's a long way to go to establish motive in the 1st place. in india there have been more demonstrations against violence towards women after the deaths of 2 rape victims. dozens joined a flash mob in new delhi chanting a protest song against rape torture on friday a rape victim who was set on fire died of her injuries in an old state of wood to pradesh she was attacked while on her way to court to give eviden

stories that reflect your family or that kind of tell your stories so it's kind of what led me to write rami the ramadan cattle i think going forward. we need more agents who are willing to take a chance on authors who have muslim characters in their stories are telling muslim stories and joining us now from los angeles california matthew age harry is the author and filmmaker of hair love his film was just shortlisted for the 2020 oscars congratulations welcome to the stream so good to have you here so thank you so much for having me i want you to start right away online because that is where there is so much buzz for your work i want to share this tweet circulating online this is january the hamster that's our handle january says like so many others i contributed to the kickstarter for hair love looks like my 1st foray into the world of arts fund raising on the web has paid off mightily a terrific film and critical acclaim so on the show we're talking about books but this is a book that came from a film talk to us about your inspiration. yeah you know a couple years ago i was coming across

now as to what were the motives for this particular shooting what is known about to mohamed are from rami is that he was a 20 year old saudi national he went to the pensacola base back in august 2017 for a 3 year training program so he has been there for a period of time but another very important fact or possibly important fact is that the site intelligence group reports as well that his twitter account has been in existence since 2012 now the fact that he is 21 according to several reports indicates that this twitter site has been in operation for a long period of time so as i said f.b.i. now investigating it's got agents in riyadh as well cooperating with saudi authorities but there's a long way to go to establish motive in the 1st place. the democratic led heart of representatives has passed a resolution backing a 2 state solution for israel and palestine it voted along party lines to pass what is a largely symbolic measure the house reaffirmed the longstanding u.s. policy against settlement expansion that had been reversed last month by the trumpet ministration at least $900.00 civil