ok let's go live now to our correspondent hugo she daffy's down in sochi at the moment because that's where he's going to cover the russian president's meeting with the egyptian president so obviously today's events overshadowed those but the president has also spoken about what happened today he could even just take us through what he said. you see the reason why all journalists myself included gathered here in seoul today was to cover the meeting between the russian president and his egyptian counterpart but as all of us including some members of the press service of the presidential press service learned we're learning new details about what unfolded today in the city of courage that kind of all the limelight all the spotlight and the agenda it kind of moved to become the bag drop of. just just the bag drop really and there's that and so when vladimir putin finally came to the journalists in fact when both leaders came out they started their statements with talking about what happened in crimea offering their condolences and you can listen to what vladimir putin had to say. but you

push for the demilitarized zone to be made permanent cease fire was agreed by turkey and russia in sochi last month it has largely held but on friday the syrian government threatened to retake the rebel held province. first in istanbul is the first time we've got this quarter of countries coming together for the russians and the syrians is it significant and the turks of course is it significant that the germans and the french are there no doubt it is significant it's the first summit of its kind like you mentioned russia and turkey being members of the so-called asked in a process france and germany members of the so-called small group which also includes the united states so russia and turkey now have the e.u. on the table but it's who is not here which is also significant and that is the united states the united states does not have much influence in syria but you can say that they control thirty percent of the country simply because they have a military presence in the kurdish region in the north east of syria are now mccraw and the french president discussing with before the summit

so what do we have we have the angry terrorist the bumbling shake the sochi belly darts are the good muslims versus the bad muslims so without a doubt all stereotypes that you've seen in your favor hollywood film or television program according to a new report the hollywood illuminating one hundred years of muslim tropes and has transformed them this representation has fueled anti muslim sentiment and even shaped government policies is the arabic word for reality things are beginning to change though on screen behind the camera and in the writers' room said this is eco zacky he's an egyptian american company starring in the c.b.s. drama f.b.i. he set the stream his store on being a muslim american in hollywood it comes down to representation. in film or television you're either perpetuating a stereotype or fighting against it and you know as an artist both things are equally as important when it comes to the work but of course. fighting the stereotypes is something that we all are excited to get involved in so i'm very excited and i think that hollywood is now starting to use muslims

done off reports from the black sea resort to all of us journalists myself included gathered here in sochi for the meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his egyptian counterpart but as we learned about tragedy and courage and as more and more details emerged that completely overshadowed whatever was on the agenda today so expectedly one of lattimer putin finally showed up in front of the media he opened with a statement on catch which. i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friends in memory of all the victims let's honor them with a minute signed by me i. i for bladder and putin showed journalists kind of briefly had wondered whether. or not vladimir putin cut his program short and traveled to courage himself i asked about this the press secretary of latt

very clearly that the whole political process has moved away from geneva from the united states to sochi to a stand to rusher in the leaves and know the very important symbolic event of two european leaders being present that it participating i don't think much substance came out of this meeting but the importance was that the europeans took part and they're starting to engage with a sad and with president putin and that is very much the key thing and it's really part of what we see happening to i think also quite striking with the images coming from the u.n. general assembly where we saw. what lead more the foreign minister of syria actually being congratulated by certain arab states that. voiding him like the plague. and sort of congratulating him so i think there is a shift taking place so the shift is in europe finally taking place and a shift also in the g.c.c. . one that is leaving was even at the general assembly leaving thirty arabia and the a slightly isolated and of course they are probably feeling great deal more isolated well then you know exactly where i want to go with the

consider the main issues of the future set up of syria should be considered the decisions taken at the sochi congress of the syrian national dialogue such a committee would undoubtedly. should be recognized as legitimate by all syrian sides and should respect only in this case this structure will be effective will be operational will be able to prepare and to conduct the reform which is needed to situational reform which is needed to which would strengthen the strengthen the the the state of syria and its society and to work on the formation of a committee will be serious about our one meticulous one as should be done in a quality way russia as a guarantor of the process will take part actively in it despite of the fact that the level of syria has been decreased considerably support and tasked to liquidate all the radical elements which have accumulated there one should not allow. that the gangsters to go this experience continue their criminal activity create in our countries some sleeping cell source some hire some people or carry out propaganda of their ideology of discontent with mr. we

more president vladimir putin who was hosting these egyptian counterparts in the black sea resort of sochi opened me . with a statement about the atrocity. but you know what it is simple is that when you want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recall but as soon as possible we will do everything we can it was how we should do it we already know this is a crime youth and we are looking to the into the motives why do you versions i want you to see it all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend c. memory ill the victims let's honor them with a minute sign which is you going to do to much. rest assured we'll be keeping right across any further developments on this story following today's attack in crimea and the updates camembert bring them straight to you. ok let's move on to some of today's other stories now in the u.s. secretary of state has wrapped up a trip to turkey where he discussed the investigation into missing journalist jamal khashoggi my pump is previous stop was saudi arabia wh

meanwhile president vladimir putin who was hosting his egyptian counterpart in the black sea resort of sochi opens the meeting with a statement on the atrocity. but you know what it is simply is when i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend see a memory of the victims let's honor them with a minute sign because many. political figures from around the world have been speaking out on the tragedy u.n. secretary general antonio terrorises just released a statement offering his condolences to the families of the victims and wishing the injured students a speedy recovery. to other world news now the u.s. secretary of state has just concluded a visit to turkey and saudi arabia focusing on the international uproar over a missing journalist turkey accuses a saudi hit squad of murd

president putin spoke on thursday at the annual valdai discussion club held this year in sochi aside from the global issues there was time for some humor as well. just a little for your somebody to hear as the organizers propose but i hope it's not going to be four or five times longer than usual sticker shock because there's an old joke maybe someone doesn't know it and will be interested so the question is how do you relax i just don't get nervous. so i think someone here will argue with you later because the perception is that russia makes a lot of problems and it was a way to win late so let's don't now how much time are we going to sit here for one very humble media but if it provokes such hope burn and fear of influencing minds that means we've won the contest used to put you into someone if you is not enough of a more nationalist round east yes around one hundred forty six million people we're the you mentioned the chinese proverb the would want peace but the wind doesn't allow for the weather is changing the time will come and the wind will come down to the west of using thes

to live now if you go down off our correspondent he was in sochi that's because the russian president is in talks there with this is gyptian counterpart but of course today's events i've shouted those in the president has been speaking about them to just remind us them what he said. will indeed end the all of us journalists gathered here to cover the well of the meeting between the russian president and his in gyptian counterpart but as we were learning about the invents that were unfolding in crimea is courage that as you've said has completely overshadowed the agenda and journalists began to expect and to wonder what vladimir putin would have to say about the tragedy and indeed when vladimir putin and the his egyptian counterpart showed up in front of the press they both began their statements with well you know talking about the massacre in courage here's what the russian president had to say. but you know what it is. so we'll use it when i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possi

the president spoke on thursday at the annual valdai discussion club held this year in sochi aside from global issues there was some time for humor. just in the financial markets as the organizers proposed but i hope it's not going to be four or five times longer than usual because there is no maybe someone doesn't know it will be interested so the question is how do you relax i just don't get nervous. because i think someone here will argue with you later because the perception is that russia makes. me want to do it and let's don't know how much time are we going to sit here we have one very humble media but if it provokes such halt burn and fear of influencing mines that means we've won the contest. to come one of you is not enough of a more nationalist round east yes around one hundred forty six million we have the you mentioned the chinese. piece but the wind doesn't allow for the weather is changing the time will come and the wind will come down it was amusing these beauticians is inevitable he will be destroyed and we victims of aggression we like his will go to heaven and they wi

kremlin while president vladimir putin who is hosting his egyptian counterpart in the black sea resort of sochi opened that meeting with a statement on the atrocity. that you would it is so well used when you want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recall vote as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of. it all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend see a memory of all the victims let's honor them with the minutes side but should you buy me lunch. or. rest assured we will be keeping across any further developments following today's attack in crimea we will bring you any updates as they come in. in today's other news the u.s. secretary of state has wrapped up a trip to turkey where he discussed the investigation into missing genista mark i should might bump previous that was saudi arabia which has been accused of killing the man in its own consulate in istanbul riyadh gave assurances t

state department has welcomed the saudi decision to lift the travel ban on solid to sochi and it's emerged that the secretary of state played a major role in this decision it would appear the state department says set my pompei oprah up the issue of. with the saudi leaders during his visit to riyadh so clearly the secretary of state playing a major role in that saudi decision to allow. to leave saudi arabia and come to the united states he is a dual u.s. and saudi citizen in the course of the day to president trump had his much awaited meeting with his director of the cia he's been talking about this for days saying that he needs to get the information in person to be able to take a decision on what to do next but there was only a single line statement coming from the white house confirming just that the meeting had taken place more information came from the state department saying that the secretary of state might pompei o also took part in the discussions so it would appear president trump now has the information that he has been asking for now we wait to see what decision is taken on wh

be that america is shooting itself in the foot let's not forget that mccall and merkel are going to sochi next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago and the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on. the turkish president says saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in a vicious manner in a pre-planned operation because short he was killed in a saudi consulate in istanbul at the beginning of october riyadh denied any knowledge of the internet for more than two weeks when i got more details earlier from correspondent. most people thought that president aired on will shared light the details probably even groundbreaking details that could have been revealed by his investigators it is still a ball well he didn't instead his speech was more of a political message in which he basically made it clear that turkey skull voted that mr khashoggi death was a preplanned political murder. because the evidence that we have so far indicates th

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president putin held a minute of silence for the victims after his meeting with egyptian president sisi in sochi but in recently opened a new bridge which connects russia with crimea the peninsula was annexed from ukraine by russian troops four years ago any violence in crimea has the potential to escalate simmering tensions between the russians and ukrainians there's been an outpouring of sympathy for the victims of the school attack here in moscow russians are laying flowers at a memorial near the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow. one of the youngest democracies in the world and now tom is about to choose a new government as the country's third elections since two thousand and eight may barker reports on britain's capital to. it is a rustic landscape of peaks and paddy fields a country seemingly at odds with the modern world. less than two generations ago bhutan had a subsistence economy now it's open to graduate from the un list of least developed countries to a developing one things are a little slower here

country where the worst of the weather has been these pictures are from around the black sea so in the sochi region you can see just how bad the flooding is there it's actually destroyed part of that bridge now this system is all part of the same system that gave us the flooding in jordan as well you can see the showers out of that and it's all part of this huge swirling mass that's also given us some wet weather and snow over parts of turkey really has turned quite wintery for some of us here particularly in the east that system hasn't quite finished with us just yet it's working its way steady eastwood still still getting some heavy downpours i think the heaviest rains as we head through saturday will be around to the north of terror on an old site for the southwestern parts of iran so very heavy downpours in these two regions and then it'll sweep its way eastwards as we head through sunday giving us some rain and a bit of snow there. mati in kazakhstan and that stretches all the way down towards us here in doha actually so let's move a little bit further south towards that and take a clos

has not previously said whether it accepts or rejects the terms of the sochi agreement has more from neighboring lebanon. a demilitarized zone is being created around syria as it lives province a twenty kilometer deep strip of territory is now free of heavy weapons by october fifteenth it should have also been free of fighters considered terrorists by the international community the so-called radical groups didn't pull back but hours before the deadline. the largest military alliance that controls much of the buffer area and the rest of the province signaled that it will comply in its statement. said it appreciated efforts by those inside and outside which is believed to be a reference to turkey to prevent an invasion and wide scale killing it also made reference to the foreign fighters saying we won't forget to the group maybe trying to keep unity and prevent betrayal among its ranks that is why an explicit acceptance of the deal would worsen divisions or rejection would risk a military confrontation with turkey which has said it is ready to use force against those who do not comply

so what do we have we have the terrorists the bumbling shake the sochi belly darts or the good muslim versus the bad muslims so without a doubt all stereotypes that you've seen in your favor hollywood film or television program according to a new report the hollywood illuminating one hundred years of muslim tropes and has transformed them this representation has fueled anti muslim sentiment and even shaped government policies is the arabic word for reality things are beginning to change though on screen behind the camera and in the writers' room so this is eco zacky he's an egyptian american company starring in the c.b.s. drama f.b.i. he said the stream his still being a muslim american in hollywood it comes down to representation. in film or television you're either perpetuating a stereotype or. you know as an artist both things are equally as important when it comes to the work but of course fighting the stereotypes is something that we all are excited to get involved in. so i'm very excited and i think that hollywood is now starting to use muslims and arab americans to tell the sto

damascus i we had a summit in tehran all within the space of less than a week and then the summit in sochi between turkey and russia to avoid bloodshed in it now we have achieved that we have a plan to have. a political not a political but a nonmilitary solution in that we are faced with a major problem and that is foreign fighters what to do with a large number of foreign fighters who are in it these are fighters that were brought into syria by out so no one is denying the presence of foreign fighters or the crimes that they have committed we've covered on the show but the problem is they're not the ones that are the only ones dying in syria when you look at the sheer suffering in syria hundreds of thousands dead millions displaced from their arms widespread torture in government prisons have been photographed airstrikes barrel bombs attacks on bakeries schools hospitals bread lines isn't iran complicit in all the suffering doesn't matter what you say your goal no motive was no that's what's happening on the behest five years ago when i assumed office as foreign minister i presented a fou

president putin held a minute of silence for the victims after his meeting with egyptian president sisi in sochi but in recently opened a new bridge which connects russia with crimea the peninsula was annexed from ukraine by russian troops four years ago and the violence in crimea has the potential to escalate simmering tensions between the russians and ukrainians there's been an outpouring of sympathy for the victims of the school attack here in moscow russians are laying flowers at a memorial near the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow i want to apologize for something that appeared on our screen earlier we mistakenly identified the shooter as an eighteen year old. off assegais xorn off is of course the head of the republic of crimea he is not the shooter and we apologize. a bomb attack in afghanistan has killed another candidate in saturday's election the blast was in the southern province of helmand the taliban have claimed responsibility and of threatening to target polling stations and security forces guardi

so what do we have we have the terrorists the bumbling shake the sochi so the good muslims versus the bad muslims so without a doubt all stereotypes that you've seen in your favor hollywood film television program according to a new report hollywood illuminating one hundred years of muslim try.

country where the worst of the weather has been these pictures are from around the black sea so in the sochi region you can see just how bad the flooding is there it's actually destroyed part of that bridge now this system is all part of the same system that gave us the flooding in jordan as well you can see the showers out of that and it's all part of this huge swirling mass that's also given us some wet weather and snow over parts of turkey really has turned quite wintery for some of us here particularly in the east that system hasn't quite finished with us just yet it's working its way steady east would still still getting some heavy downpours i think the heaviest rains as we head through saturday will be around to the north of terror on an also for the south western parts of iran so very heavy downpours in these two regions and then it'll sweep its way eastwards as we head through sunday giving us some rain and a bit of snow there over six down in that stretches all the way down towards us here in doha so let's move a little bit further south towards that and take a closer look at that s

has seen put in last weekend during the formula one racing in sochi and he has been utilizing the support he was getting from russia to win elections the past thank you very much for that analysis yet again a very worrying scene we'll wait for the developments the polls close at seven o'clock here tonight. david thanks very much and france that report from sorry. now online critics of lebanon's political leaders say they're coming under increasing pressure this comes off a social media users were detained and interrogated for the content of the posts and. is back home after three weeks in prison his crime a post on his facebook page read one was charged with slander of public officials under lebanon's criminal code his detention is becoming part of what human rights groups call a disturbing pattern in the focus of the military here lebanon is supposed to be a culture and not a dictatorship instead there is no freedom and there are many dictators all i did was write to post on facebook i was summoned investigated and imprisoned. in his post read one criticised prime minister saad of heavy

that change the balance of power the russians then began to pushing talks first in a starter then in sochi as a rival to mr de mistura as geneva process in over four years at press conferences and in interviews they seem to one thing that was your mantra there is no military solution and yet in that time we've seen starvation used as a weapon we've seen repression including torture we've seen aerial bombardment including barrel bombs we've seen the repeated use of chemical weapons the syrian government clearly didn't believe you and it now controls most of the country so it did have a military solution to it. you see i work for the u.n. and i've been working for the end now forty eight years in twenty two borth or mission conflict area i have learnt one thing and i know defectors in a few very strong elective what matters if winning the peace mr de mistura isn't finishing quite yet he's making a last trip to damascus next week to persuade the syrian government to accept a finalize list for a constitutional committee they've been dragging their heels on that for nine months it's unlikely hi

the foreseeable future absolutely and because of that control actually the reach this agreement the sochi agreement between but as the. president of the gun during the last month and disagreement was actually talking about. has to decline as the first one has already been implemented that was a very important key because many people are asking whether to keep. opposition groups especially the radical groups including. them. and to withdraw their heavy weapons from that demilitarized zone so i believe he has been successful actually in doing that and now there is another turn. which is actually convincing these groups to withdraw all completely from the demilitarized zone so talk me through that how important is that. zone and told us they control seventy percent of the area if they don't move then what well i think so far has been very positive in my opinion in dealing with the agreement. on the issue the statement yesterday for the first time. expressing their position on the agreement the agreement is not to actually say that we accept the agreement but the actually but is the fish gove

intelligence intercepted communications of saudi officials who were discussing a plan to detain her sochi and lure him back to saudi arabia must say that the u.s. has denied any advance knowledge of cash oh geez. disappearance ok jamal is in istanbul outside the saudi consulate will be with him shortly but i'm starting with kimberly how could the white house because kim leaves only a few hours ago that you and i spoke and he said the movement was fairly slow now suddenly president trump talking about talks at the highest levels that's right we've got a readout from or a statement we should say from the white house press secretary sara sounders giving us a bit more clarity on the diplomatic channels and back channeling that has been taking place well there have been few public details until now what we understand is there have been two telephone calls by the trumpet ministration to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon the first call both we understand took place on tuesday but we are now just learning the details of these calls the first call took place between the national security

international community with the opposition kept the fire under the united nations and they went to sochi. we didn't go as opposition group were not present because we didn't want to legitimize that process or give him credibility to having a process starting it in sochi. what happened was the united nations under secretary-general has agreed to outcome that would put forward as stated the process needs to take place in geneva. there will be a collection of 100 people. 50 people from opposition. 50 people from the regime and 50 people that would be collected by the united nations from civil society groups, women from other components of independence so that puts the process would start. we have said yes, the regime gave the names. the opposition gave the names and now we are stuck on the third. the regime again is saying we can't go forward with this your first of all one of their biggest obstacles is that this is a steering process. i don't know if you follow the trip a couple of days ago to damascus where, during generous a couple weeks ago with the foreign minister of syria said this i

senators to block arms sales to sochi in retaliation i don't like the concept of stopping an investment of one hundred ten billion dollars into the united states. because you know they're going to do they're going to take that money and spend it or russia or china or someplace else so i think there are other ways if it turns out to be as bad as it might be there are certainly other ways of handling the situation but the president says u.s. investigators are now helping inquiries abroad with a report jew in his words very soon but turkey's foreign minister on a trip to iraq says that's not the case a leading republican senator with access to the latest intelligence says he believes jamal khashoggi has been moderate everything points to saudi arabia and it would appear that he's not a lot about what one democrat says the white house can't talk about what it wouldn't do to punish the president trumps unwillingness to set out any consequences or even the threat of consequences essentially tells the saudis that were ok with this kind of conduct and behavior last year saudi arabia spent more

didn't say whether it accepted or rejected last month's deal agreed in sochi between russia and turkey but the ad lib agreement set up a demilitarized area around the northwestern regions surrounding it live province the zone was meant to be cleared of heavy weapons by toba tens of rebel fighters by monday live out of beirut let's get more from zero zero. for us so they know it today the second deadline for the implementation of that deal is it being implemented. well there is still no sign on the ground no movement of fighters like you mentioned the so-called radical groups groups deemed terrorist by the international community they are supposed to start withdrawing by october fifteenth withdrawing from this buffer zone which is bringing really the province of idlib in northwest syria there's no statement as well from the turkish government have to remember turkey is overseeing the implementation of this deal but a statement released yesterday by the sham this is the main military alliance on the ground they didn't explicitly say that they support this agreement or that they will comp

demilitarized zone for the first time they released this statement late yesterday referring to the sochi deal they didn't explicitly say that they support this deal but they saying the signaled readiness to comply so a tacit acceptance of the deal and one of their in one of their statements they actually say that we support and appreciate efforts done inside and outside of course that's a reference to turkey to protect liberated areas to prevent an invasion and to prevent massacres we know that this sort she deal is to prevent the possibility of a syrian government offensive to create this new front line so hypothetically the sham really a very pragmatic group that has been pragmatic for years it rebranded itself after it said it was publicly cut ties with al qaida hoping that the international community would no longer see it as a terrorist organization so they did quietly comply with the first deadline which was october tenth and they did remove their heavy weapons from this and we have to remember that this the middle demilitarized zone does not solve the whole of the fate of the prov

that were arrested were indeed those fifteen men that was sent to confront because sochi the fifty men that we've seen implicated one of which was this man mahmoud trip who is one of the crown prince's bodyguards the source in the new york times saying that there had been a general directive a saudi policy that was focusing on trying to rendition trying to bring back dissidents from foreign countries the source then goes on to say that. this operation had been given the go ahead by this man at the scene yes sorry the deputy chief of intelligence this man ahmed syria and he'd given responsibility for this fifteen member team for this man met the trip because my trip had with cous shows he in london around ten years ago this source then says that as crucial as he walked into the building a fight ensued and shows he was put into a neck hold and was choked to death and this is very interesting according to this source says that after he was killed the team then gave the body to what the source says was a local collaborator to dispose of maybe the saudis have no way i've no idea where the b

she won in pyeongchang earlier this year her first title was in sochi, where one of the greatest doping scandals took place, russia eventually banned after that long investigation, lots of whistle—blowers involved, the mass doping of its own athletes. last month the world anti—doping agency lifted that suspension, even though the russian doping system is yet to comply with the criteria for its rhone state.. lizzy yarnold is one of those against that. in my opinion it wasn't the right thing to do. i think we have to really keep pushing the anti—doping message, it is not ok to sway away from that. they had to complete the things they we re they had to complete the things they were asked to, it's a changing world but we have to keep pushing for a clea n but we have to keep pushing for a clean and fair competition. some other headlines. johanna konta has recorded one of his best victories in a tunnelled season. she won victories in a tunnelled season. she won in straight sets. looked good as well. it is herfirst won in straight sets. looked good as well. it is her first match since sh

president putin held a minute of silence for the victims after his meeting with egyptian president sisi in sochi put in recently opened a new bridge which connects russia with crimea the peninsula was annexed from ukraine by russian troops four years ago and the violence in crimea has the potential to escalate simmering tensions between the russians and ukrainians there's been an outpouring of sympathy for the victims of the school attack here in moscow russians are laying flowers at the memorial near the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow now i want to apologize for something that appeared on our screen earlier we mistakenly identified the shooter as an eighteen year old. off actually an off is of course the head of the republic of crimea he is not a shooter and we apologize. the u.n. special envoy for syria has told the security council he will step down from the role next month staffan de mistura has spent years mediating between the syrian government and rebel groups seventy one year old told the council he's

that is at but not also not to act as if nothing had happened and in terms of create what decided in sochi to have the constitutional committee that's why this is indispensable that is the first ten roubles step. a government a sovereign government has to be respected that has happened not under pressure of the international cancian unity what is the sorry did it in such is that according to national communique he has a place really. qualified people who have decided on the continuity committee these are not people who are in the hands of the syrians because the regime they have to be condemned to bill and have to be brought forward in the next two months to see respect themselves sovereignty of the syrians. but because we have decided to respect the sovereignty of all syrians we must also see that they are no longer represented in that federal territory so that if you by the government of syria because millions of syrians had to flee their country are in turkey and jordan in lebanon in germany and in many other countries and that is why we must create a constitutional framework where all

southwestern parts of russia where we've also seen some deadly flooding these pictures are from the sochi region you see just how much water we've had there and this war and other places that have seen some rather disastrous weather as well you can see over parts of turkey there's been some heavy rain in the east that's now cold enough to have given us some snow so beautiful conditions there very very cold and it looks like there's more wet weather still to come for some of us over the next few days as well i think for the western parts of our map though the worst is over because that system is now edging its way eastwards two patches of particularly heavy rain to watch out for there was we had through the day on saturday the first ones there around the caspian sea heavy downpours hey could be some flooding and also for the southern parts of iran as well quite close to kuwait system really does look pretty nasty i won't be surprised if we hear reports from flooding from that one either that system is them working its way steadily southwards and i think here in doha we'll see increasing am

there's still a lot sochi for the year and still play it's a play for the so much to play for now so i think i would take out of it a confidence when i was playing at my most nervous. and i still seem a test really a stunning open i'm playing on the world from a pressure. cooker place a really good golf but. so it's really important just to reset and now try and push on for the rest of the year it was a special week to watch the guys have a different perspective on it really sort of view it a little bit more externally and just watch the boys come together as a team you know we all talk about how great europe are doing not i was starting to think it was maybe a little bit of a fall asleep because the guys don't spend as much time together as they used to you know a lot of guys in the p.g.a. tour and obviously guys scattered all over the world but you know to watch them come together as as a team unit the colorado rockies have eliminated the chicago cubs in the longest ever sudden death game in major league baseball sixty four extra innings to decide this wild card game is the rockies

forensic examination and for the saudi authorities to reveal the whereabouts of the body of mystic sochi let's go live now to the saudi consulate in istanbul and festivals and again just bring us up to speed with what's been going on berent. well saudi arabia's top prosecutor has been since late sunday he held two meetings with his temples top prosecutor the man investigating the case into the killing of . those two meetings did not produce any results according to our sources in turkey's prosecutor's office in fact they are blaming saudi arabia for trying to delay and stall and with some accusations that saudi arabia came here to find out what evidence that turkey has instead of wanting to cooperate for example on monday turkey expected saudi arabia to provide the testimonies of the eighteen suspects who have been detained and that didn't happen until the next day and once they handed over those testimonies there was little or anything to add to the investigation so a lot of questions remain unanswered turkey demanding to know where is the body or the body parts of. and saudi arabia rea

yarnold won her first 0lympic title at sochi where it emerged russia had carried out the systematic mass doping of its athletes. she would like to stay in sport to help in the fight against drugs cheats. there are boards i could hope to apply to be on and continue to have the voice of the athlete represented and remind people that we have to protect athletes especially when we are talking about anti—doping issues, we have to keep banging the drum and protect clean and fair competition. it is important use the platform i have is an olympic athlete and make sure our voices are heard even though it feels like not being heard, we have to continue the fight. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. still goalless between the republic of ireland and wales. i will be back more with an update at 1030. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has called for theresa may to come up with "concrete proposals" to break the deadlock in the brexit negotiations over the irish border, ahead of tomorrow's crucial eu summit in brussels. the

there are questions about the quality of evidence they might have found almost two weeks after her sochi is said to have been killed rob matheson al-jazeera. britain's prime minister is meeting government ministers before it breaks at summits with european leaders in brussels on weapons day e.u. u.k. talks are stalled over what happens with the irish border when northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. leaves the e.u. in march to resume a says an amicable divorce deal is still achievable but the european council president says the possibility of no deal is more likely than ever before the world health organization has called an emergency meeting on weapon state to discuss the apolo virus outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the virus has killed twenty four people in the last week more than one hundred thirty people have died since the latest outbreak began in the country in august the congo has experienced nine bricks of a bonus since one nine hundred seventy six. the worst flooding in the southwest of france for more than a hundred years killed now twelve people three months wo

yarnold won her first 0lympic title at sochi where it emerged russia had carried out the systematic mass doping of its athletes. she would like to stay in sport to help in the fight against drugs cheats. there are boards i can hopefully apply to be on and continue to have the voice of the athletes represented, and remind people that we have to protect athletes, especially when we are talking about anti—doping issues. we have to protect fair and clean competition but i think it is still important to use the platform i have as an 0lympic athlete and make sure our voices are heard, even though sometimes it feels like they are not being heard, we have to continue to fight. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. silent film footage from the first world war has been carefully crafted into a new film by the distinguished director sir peterjackson. the archive footage has been combined with original interviews with soldiers who fought in the war. they shall not grow old — which has its world premiere tonight — is being released in c

emergency landing in kazakhstan it's the first launch accident for russia's manned space program in sochi five years. at least five people have died in india after a cycle own made landfall in the eastern states of a and andhra pradesh three hundred thousand others have been evacuated from low lying coastal areas heavy rain and strong winds have downed trees and caused the power outages the governor of the u.s. state of florida meanwhile says lives have been changed forever by hurricane michael with many families losing everything many coastal towns in the northeast are still cut off twenty four hours after the storm made landfall and those are the top stories i'll have more news for you in half an hour coming up next it's the big picture. october two thousand and eleven call an elm i'm going to get their feet is drug from a drain pipe beaten and killed by libyan revolutionaries the body of libya's self-proclaimed brother leader laid out in a refrigerator floor laying bare the end of his forty two year rule. but at the very moment a new dawn bacon libya was to suffer the revenge of his ow

separate sers of hacks intended to disrupt the investigation into alleged russian doping during the 2014 sochi olympics. the world anti-doping agency, or wada, reported that in 2014, the russians ran widespread doping program during the games, and banned russian atheletes from subsequent olympics. today's indictment alleges thatf r wada's actions, the g.r.u. agents hacked into the computers of anti-doping officials in four different countries, stolerm sensitive inion and data, and publicized much of it alline. that included pers information about u.s. athletes including serena and ven williams, and gymnast simon biles. the indictment alleges, "the stolen information was publicized by the g.r.u. as part of a related "influence and disinformation" campaign designed to undermine the legitimate interests of the victims, further rusan interests, retaliate against russia's detractors and swon public opin russia's favor." >> they're trying to say see 've caught red handed. we know what you're doing. we're going to work more aggressively to harden ourselves against your influence operations and to exp