and its leader mohammed had banned the gallow it says the group funneled money through banks in the u.a.e. without civilian or military oversight syrian activists say more than $18000.00 people have been displaced in the last rebel held a live province in the last 24 hours syrian and russian government strikes have intensified despite the cease fire it's inside story now. leaders of ukraine and russia meet for the 1st time they'll be in paris for a summit that aims to put an end to the conflict in eastern ukraine so will the 2 leaders find a solution un charter way forward and what's at stake this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hala my he'd seen ukraine elected a president in april whose top priority was to end the conflicts in the east more than 13000 people have been killed during the fire.

governments with people like mohammed who have strong views on dates in terms of forgiving. brady who blew up the manchester arena look as far as i'm concerned he's gone to hell and that's the end of it i don't think anybody's interested. if we say i under tony grieve with you on that but i just want to add that i totally agree with you about the fact that he's going to hell as a muslim my my my strong belief is that he's going to hell. there's no there's no point in being interested in somebody buried in the what we have to do with some of the baby and the education that you want to give young people in schools is about identifying these terrorists identifying where they operate and locking them up that is the solution to that problem now as it happens i supported the invasion of afghanistan i know mohammed didn't it's legitimate to have that debate but these people are not part of that debate these people are sad pathetic crazed killers school schoolyard bullies with bombs they should be locked up or shot in the streets either is good with. muhammad do you do you think thi

people were killed on saturday in the worst bomb attack in the somali capital in 2 years president mohammed of the law he has condemned it as he nears acts of terror he's blaming it on. the armed group was forced out of mogadishu in 2011 but still controls large parts in the southwest of the country the united states has intensified as strikes the african union has long been on the offensive in somalia but that hasn't stopped the shabaab from carrying out deadly attacks there and in neighboring kenya and uganda this latest one has raised concerns about whether somalia's forces are capable of maintaining security as african union troops begin to withdraw we'll talk to our guests shortly but 1st this report from how to. cheering morning rush as many people going to work and university students heading to campus the bombs exploded at a security checkpoint by many coming into mogadishu. a truck loaded with explosives was detonated at a busy checkpoint the explosion led to many deaths and injuries most of those died here students who were going to the schools and universities. this explosion is

mohamed we know that this is not the 1st time fighter jets being shot down by pro-government forces but we also know that fighter jets wars have been very crucial in this battle for the capital tripoli and the government have those fighter jets of targeting get it in. several times since the beginning of the fighting back in april thank you for that update of what are the 100 in tripoli. f.b.i. agents are questioning 6 saudi arabians in connection with friday's shooting at a u.s. naval base saudi air force officer mohammad marandi killed 3 students training with them before he was killed antiterrorist detectives are investigating the motive more from mike hanna now from washington law enforcement officials have not formally confirmed to the detention of a number of saudi nationals but it is being reported in a number of sources now certainly there are many questions to be answered about this killing a series of killings not least the motive of the gunman now the site intelligence group reports that the gunman had actually put a will up on the internet shortly before the shooting happene

thank you to mohammed and the public works crews and teams. it has been 20 years since we have been doing this. i can't tell you how important it is that we love our city and keeping it clean. thank you to karen from the union square business improvement district for partnering with us. i go out once a month with my family to the community clean team. we hit different neighborhoods. i can't tell you how important it is because a, not only are we upping our -- loving our city and giving back to our city, but i'm bonding with my family. i am meeting different neighborhood associations, merchants associations, different public works crews, different downtown streets, everyone is coming out. it brings everyone together for common cause keeping our city clean, keeping it sustainable, and giving civic pride. this is why these events are very important. i also oversee the city's 311 call center. it is a 24-hour operation where we have folks taking phone calls from different residents and many of the phone calls are about graffiti removal, illegal dum

despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying crown prince mohammed bin so man was probably involved the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility maybe maybe. and following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge the crown prince eventually had his say. absolutely not in that this was a heinous crime like this but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia the identities of those convicted were concealed during the closed door trial in the capital riyadh and it remains unclear what roles they played in crucial g.'s death raising suspicions that they are the fall guys for much more powerful saudis and or chapell al jazeera well u.n. special wrapper to offer extradition executions agnes says the trial failed to look at the responsibilities of the state and the whole thing was a travesty of justice what we. whitewash than. just you. and the fact that gentle. and just. not being it didn't mean. that maybe also people. here as. well my head is a saudi human rights activists he says under an abs

the wreckage the government says they will be a full investigation into the cause of the fire for him mohammed al jazeera. reports now from new delhi and says the building often disregarded in older parts of the city. the delhi government has also ordered. inquiry into this case and the delhi police has escalated to the level at which the this is going to be investigated and the case has been transferred to from normal police the crime branch of delhi police so that is sort of an indication that the government is trying to send a message that they are taking this seriously we have a disaster last year we've had several such disasters unifies reaching out to across the country and many people say these are disasters waiting to happen because safety norms there are a regularly not followed flouted by the building owners these factories this i believe is a bad manufacturing factories and in this area there were several other walk shops although small factories one can call them were operating and they don't usually follow any norms it's sort of common knowledge here that's really not done and hen

despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying crown prince mohammed bin solomon was probably involved the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility maybe baby. and following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge the crown prince eventually had his say was. absolutely not this was a heinous crime like this but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia the identities of those convicted were concealed during the closed door trial in the capital riyadh and it remains unclear what roles they played in crucial g.'s death raising suspicions that they are the fall guys for much more powerful saudis and or chapell al jazeera. in other world news in indonesia a bus has plunged off a road and into a river killing at least 25 people it happened in a remote part of south sumatra and the vehicle is believed to have been carrying about 50 passengers rescue teams are searching for survivors. china's premier says the leaders of japan and south korea have agreed to cooperate on north korea it's one of the

a ringleader side all the time he was sacked says will advise a soon after the killing crime prince mohammed bin solomon denied having prior knowledge of the operations of murder his critic in the saudi consulate in istanbul 14 months ago well the journalism or strobel forces without borders has reacted to the verdict by saying justice was trampled a spokesman for saudi arabia's public prosecutor said the murder was not premeditated. and the. did the investigations carried out by the public prosecution reveal that there was no primitive taisha not murder at the beginning of this is a sign meant it was a spur of the moment action when the leading negotiator inspected the consulate premises and it was established to him that it was impossible to have the victim may he rest in peace transported to a safe place to continue with negotiations consultations were made with a leading negotiator and it was agreed with the perpetrators to kill the victim inside the consulate well it's been over a year since khashoggi was killed that happened on the top of the 2nd 2018 inside the side consulate where he

the price rises he values the company at almost $1.00 trillion dollars still short of crown prince mohammed bin salmond's targets 2 trillion but nevertheless seen as a cause for celebration. today the kingdom of saudi arabia is no longer the only shareholder of the company. more than $5000000.00 shareholders have joined including citizens and residents in this kingdom and so the c.c.c. countries in addition to saudi regional and international investment institutions this is a day when everyone in saudi aramco and in the kingdom can be immensely proud. however the listing is not all it was meant to be the idea was originally conceived to bring in foreign investment but in the end there was limited interest from abroad and the original plans to list in london or new york was shelved nevertheless a key stage of crown prince mohammed bin salmond's economic liberalization plan is now complete saudi is pushing itself away from its reliance on oil and finding new ways to make money. we asked investment analyst tell me why such a massive i.p.o. was only launched in riyadh and not at one of the big

mauritania mohammed maybe more coming just walk us through what happened here. the mauritania authorities told us this morning that they got some information from the people who were rescued on the boats yesterday but probably more people are about to set out to see from the gambia across the same route that you have just mentioned 192 migrants where intercepted yesterday on a boat in a location midway from between here and. 200 kilometers away north of the mauritanian capital they were. taken to a facility there they were provided with medical tests and whatever provisions they needed and they were also added to the previous number of people who were rescued the other day that's about 85 people who were a serious tapes from that accident 3 days ago the total of these 2 groups are being bussed as we speak to the cops on the or thought it is apparently have moved on this very quickly with the help of the u.n. and the international organization for migration and now those people are being moved and are going to be also moved to their countries senegal and the gamb

i think mohammed bin salman, he isa today. i think mohammed bin salman, he is a very charismatic young leader, he is something who actually has widespread support within the kingdom, because he, he has crushed dissent, but what he is also doing is opening up the kingdom. for example, tourists are being called to go to saudi arabia. we have seen p0p to go to saudi arabia. we have seen pop concerts, boxing matches have taken place in the last few weeks, women are allowed to drive. so it is, ithink women are allowed to drive. so it is, i think he is... he cracks down on dissent, but he also has a liberalising effect on the kingdom and there are two sides so this story. from his point of view, he will be emphasising what he is doing for the younger population, what he is doing for women and he will want to put what is a deeply damaging episode behind him. thank you. i know this story is just breaking 110w. know this story is just breaking now. thank you for your analysis. the former love island presenter has been charged following

investigation into mohammed alshamrani. what does that mean on the ground? what does it look like? we don't have details about it. we know his family will come under scrutiny because he returned to saudi arabia on a normal break that many of these saudi students who are doing the long military training courses in the united states routinely take. the family told us they didn't see a chiaange in his behavior. and the saudi officials will have a very, very keen will and desire to find out what was on this young man's mind. that's the key to all of this. was he motivated by terrorism? or was he motivated by something else or could it be a combination of both? and that is what's under way here, as far as we know at the moment. again, the saudis, short on details. and i think if we look at what they've done in the past, in terms of investigations, quite often shrouded in secrecy, however, very publicly supporting the united states in this investigation. >> another critical moment between the u.s. and saudi arabia. nic robertson, live for us in riya riyadh. thank you. >>> just incredible

chamberlain nabby keda and mohamed salah getting the goals all right now manchester city are hosting city rivals united at the if he had stadium and it's united who are leading meanwhile tottenham are finding some real form under new manager josie marie neo maybe burnley 5 nil important important performance results goals happiness for the fans happiness in the team young boys coming from the bench doubled over 17 year old kids the clean sheet i'm really really happy. around majority have new to the top of the spanish the league are also blanco speed espanol to know on saturday french stars rafael ron and karim benzema scoring the winning moves than free points ahead of barcelona who faced mayorkas shortly got caught up at dior is today we have to be happy because

around oil prices but those risks were also the rationale behind the decision to go public crown prince mohammed bin salman wants to reduce his country's reliance on oil revenues from around goes i.p.o. will be used to accelerate the saudi pivot towards the tourist industry and to ramp up development of renewable energy. now let's bring in the middle east expert from big institute and joins us from hamburg now. why is it going public and why now. well basically 2 reasons one is that they hope that the i.p.o. can help around cohen his international isolation strategy and crew closer into a linkage between oil production and refining in petrochemical production and expansion of export business most notably to asia and of course an i.p.o. can help he'll also with the debt issuance that was for example used to finance to put chase of the 30 percent big stake by a ram cool recently that is one reason the other reason is that the i.p.o. can help so do rape yes diversification dr you always need to mention also the public investment fund when we talk about the around call i p o that is basically the wa

al valencia, elsevilla es tercero, atlético, real sociedad y getafe cierran el top 6 miren el gol de mohamed salah, una delicia, total del egipcio, golazo al 38 sadio mané para divock origi taconazo y magistrla, 9 paolo goles en el campeonato . >> hemos dominado la acción un día más, cambio y fuera (música) (música) ♪ ♪ si tienes una condición médica, tu equipo integrado de kaiser permanente te ayudará a vivir bien. (♪ música ) bienvenidos a nueva york, ahí severa navidad, esta noche a las 11 tome precauciones porque habrá retrasos en el (nombre en inglés) residentes no salen de su asombro por los robos de paquetes, pese a que viven en un lugar que consideraron seguro y rompen el silencio un inmigrante que fue asesinado en tijuana, tenemos mucho más, así que los estaremos esperando. >> padres de familia de raza negra que buscan llevar a sus hijos a un santa que se parece a ellos puede recurrir a la tecnología en busca de ayuda gracias a una madre de texas, la madre de gemelos no encontraba a un santa, ya que la mayoría eran de razas escandinavos nos vemos a las 11 (mú

one of the deputies shot and killed a suspect investigators say the shooter mohammed alshamrani was a second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force and legally bought the gun he used in his shooting rampage. here is nbc's dan shenniman. >> reporter: the investigation goes on. >> we are as, as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism >> reporter: the gunman identified to nbc news is 21-year-old mohammed alshamrani, an aviation student from saudi arabia investigators say he opened fire inside a classroom on the base killing three, wounding ten others, including two sheriff's deputies no one has been arrested >> our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone or was he a part of a larger network. we currently assess there was one gunman >> reporter: among the dead joshua cat watson from alabama his brother writing on facebook that watson directed first responders to the gunman despite being shot several times mohamed hatham of florida was also killed. the former high school principal called him the salt of the

mohammed saeed alshamrani. he was a naval flight officer in training here. >> there are a number of saudi students who were close to the shooter and continue to cooperate in this investigation. their saudi commanding officer has restricted them to base, and the saudi government has pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation. >> reporter: the "associated press" has reported that the shooter held a dinner party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. according to the "ap," one of the three who attended the dinner party recorded video outside the classroom building while the shooting was taking place. >> as much as i would love to answer any questions about the videos or any other presumption, information that's out there, my goal is not to continue the misinformation campaign. >> reporter: it's a very simple question that can help clear up any misinformation. ed? >> as you know, this is a navy base. there are several digital media. there's a lot of teams that are

like other refugees in bulgaria he was allowed to start working 3 months after his arrival mohamed has 7 children to support along with his ailing parents who live in turkey says he's not a bulgarian he can't send for them yet he's applied for citizenship but it's still pending. i am muslim because there are still more. than i think the most important thing is to be a good person. and whatever your religion is. with you and. the turkish bulgarian border is over 200 kilometers long. but because some areas like fences or other barriers officials were powerless to keep tens of thousands of refugees from syria and iraq from crossing over last year . the situation is different now police say only about $3000.00 people have tried to cross the border illegally this year. is it to do says less to do it so we started upgrading border security and the technical infrastructure on the bulgarian turkish border. if someone tries to cross the border illegally we can be there in 10 minutes in the notice of the queue to get student to do. so. and fewer refugees means less of a burden for bulgarian rece

the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, admitted that it wasn't the "prettiest" game of football but mohamed salah scored two fantastic goals as liverpool remain unbeaten in the league this season. patrick gearey reports.

according to reports in american newspapers, dci concluded that mohammed bin salman, who is in effect at the ruler of saudi arabia, must have at least known about this operation. america does not want to throw saudi arabia under a bus for a couple of reasons. one because it sits on huge oil wealth which is needed for the global economy but secondly, america sees saudi arabia as a critical ally in the fight against iran. what was seen as washington trying to manage this relationship, but i think all eyes will be on watch perhaps president trump or the senior aides, whether they are satisfied. i think many other western countries will ta ke many other western countries will take a cue from washington. i remember speaking to one turkish ambassador, jamal khashoggi died in istanbul, and i said to him, will we ever know the truth of this case? he said, no, unless the powers that be, turkey, saudi arabia and america, u nless turkey, saudi arabia and america, unless they want the truth to come out, otherwise it will be shrouded in secrecy. i think there will be a lot of unanswered questions

the appppointed a an exid hero of the independence war mohammed df. . he was murdered less thahan a yeaear latater prompting a cyclcle of violence that l lasted a dececade. intellectuals artists and journalist were killed. gradually the army neutralize the armedd islamamist grououps. abdedelaziz b beautiful kiaia formrmer foreign affairsrs minir came to power in n nineteen nininety nine and slowly gain control over the army. and in power for nearly twentnty yearss anand prepe to run for a fifth presidential term despite his poor state of health but juries massively took to the e streets in februarary twewenty nineteteo cacall forim. . to step dodown. senior officials were arrested and beautifully que resigned. that's when the army chief of staff met gates allá took over as algeria's strong man. next strikers protested outside the headquarters of the paris metro operates the r r a. t. p. this coincided with news that will be no truce strikes of. holiday period the strikers are angry about plans to reform that tensions. forty two different pensions comes

mohammed said he prefers cash. he talks about that minute move in the curve. 2%. has troublee, one and drive. nejra: we have arrived at a pivotal week. we have decisions from the fed and ecb. there is a sense there are things that could happen this week that could perhaps lift risk appetite again. you look at the u.k. election and that tariff deadline. hurly-burly is done -- i'm quoting macbeth, for the oil market. look at this. five days in a row. you have just come off a fairly magnificent move. the china export data wobbles the market. 1990's.oing back to the more about that in a moment. have a look at that. versus eye on germany the united states of america. of course, global issues may hold the fed back. , long-term bond holdings, you can diversify with a little bit of gold. kills the market more than a bit of fear. not a lot of fear in the asian equity session. muted gains, but gains nonetheless. different from what we are seeing in s&p futures. we saw the s&p 500 gain following the blockbuster jobs report. concern around that chinese trade data weighing on

that is basically the wakil of choice of mohamed bin sun mon in his strategy the vision 2030 to develop more a more diversified. economy that will need to have some help in the beginning from such order revenues you mentioned diversification is this i.p.o. part of a larger strategy to move away from oil as a main source of income for saudi arabia yes i mean the idea is that. oil revenues can increasingly fund strategic investments a process that in industries that might help the diversification and drive at home in areas such as heavy industries such as alternative energies like nuclear nubile energies and the tourism industry was mentioned but also when you fracturing industries. why is this listing only happening in riyadh why not in london or new york. well there were already ahead of the i.p.o. concerns about legal liabilities the majority 0 knows the majority owner off saudi aramco is of course the soul of the state and there were concerns that legal cases against the saudi state for example this legal case in the united states of family members of 911 victims that say there was an

cooperation across all 3 areas even when an impact was imposed on iranian oil during the leadership of mohammed morsi. at the time since an oil tanker to run and purchased oil in the face of sanctions introduced by the u.k. and other western nations without acts of support will always be remembered by the iranian people with us today we have no disagreement with but we are the proud someone if you wanted to american pressure on the question of developing economic cooperation with the wrong on the. lookout. for after returning to tehran. spoken by exchanging offers with japan on the lifting of the american blockade after japan suspended its oil imports from iran could you tell us about these proposals. i don't have any information on that but i do know that the most recent round of talks in japan was not much different to the one before naturally each side of the negotiation process makes various proposals to the outside. right and ways to promote trade between the 2 countries as i said japan is under pressure from the us and has been ever since the end of world war 2 following their victory the

mohamed been so months vision was to take the money from the i.p.o. to revamp the saudi public investment fund which would play a leading role in developing non oil industries but that fund has already started borrowing money instead of stacking up oil revenues the 10s of billions expected from a ram code never arrived and global banks provided their 1st ever loan of $11000000000.00 the i.p.o. it seems to be from what people say was designed to generate cash for the public investment fund of saudi arabia which is designed to make investments for the future not to use for the saudi budget not to use for those kind of projects but really a sovereign wealth fund to rely on you know when oil is no longer foreign commodity here you have a company which has been deliberately nontransparent it's not listed on any market it has no shareholders other than the kingdom itself to which to report in saudi arabia is not a notably free press environment and it is not a democracy and accountability is uncertain. an investigation of how foreign companies climbed afric

they'll continue to demonstrate until the citizen law is revoked and their voices are heard for him mohammed al jazeera. well below aus aid is a social media entrepreneur and campaigner in new delhi he lives near the university where sunday mornings violence rally to place but he says the conflict hasn't yet deterred protesters and how bad the brutal crackdown yes to be. barren and we of course understand that you know a lot of the. priest had suffered injuries were getting numbered beyond 100000 people say that some of the injuries are also very serious some of the students also ended up being in i.c.u. this morning before some of those are the 4 have also protesters coming back to the streets but this time though the protests were not of him and there was no while in for him for 3 months of the protests today that we saw in the dummy an area were largely symbolic some young people came off and they're short of a final 3. and it continues to be nonwhite and so yes so the commotion all day today that is very very good of the police and the security deployment in the board you know there's th

despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying crown prince mohammed bin solomon was probably involved the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility maybe. baby. and following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge the crown prince eventually had his say. absolutely not this was a heinous crime like this but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia the identities of those convicted were concealed during the closed door trial in the capital riyadh and it remains unclear what roles they played in crucial g.'s death raising suspicions that they are the fall guys for much more powerful saudis and are chapelle al jazeera we can now speak to rami hoary he's a journalism professor at the american university of beirut and joins us from new york mr corey thank you for joining us here on al-jazeera so do you think that at least as far as the saudis are concerned that's it just this has been and the whole . you know situation is over. that's probably what the saudi senior officials think but the reco

los familiares encuentran consuelo. >> como madre pensÉ que mohammed siempre estaba sonriendo, asÍ que pensÉ en ese momento en el que el atacante lo interceptado. >> se sabe que era teniente de la fuerza aÉrea de arabia saudita, Éste habÍa publicado mensajes de internet donde denunciaba el apoyo estadounidense a israel, y acusaba a los norteamericanos de anti musulmanes. >> luego de que ocurriÓ este ataque me comprometÍ con la familia y seres queridos de las personas que murieron y los que resultaron heridos a que todos esos recursos del gobierno federal, estarÁn puestos en funciÓn de la investigaciÓn. >> varios compaÑeros del atacante de la estaciÓn aeronaval, estÁn siendo interrogados. >> Éste habÍa realizado 1 cena dÍas antes en donde Él y otras personas observaban vÍdeos de tiroteos masivos. ademÁs los investigadores indagan sobre 1 visita que el atacante realizÓ a lugares icÓnicos como el rockefeller center. >> la estaciÓn se encuentra cerrada, pero puede entrar personal esencial para su funcionamiento. por otra parte la armada creo 1 plan para asistir a las a

mohammed saaed alshamrani was one of around 200 international students currently enrolled. the florida governor has called for tougher scrutiny. you have foreign military personnel coming to our base. they should not be doing that if they hate our country and i know that i talk with the secretary on friday, they are doing a big review about how all this stuff is done in terms of vetting, but my senses is that more needs to be done. saudi arabia has pledged to fully co—operate with the enquiry, but some american politicians have cleansed and the security relationship between the two countries. in the meantime, the investigation into the shooter's motives continues. a senior us democrat says his party has a "rock solid" case for impeaching president trump and a jury would find him guilty in three minutes flat. jerrold nadler, who chairs the house of representatives judiciary committee, said his panel could file specific charges by the end of the week. the committee will hold a public hearing on monday with the focus on alleged wrongdoing in mr trump's dealings with ukraine.

fellow a veteran correspondent here at how dizzy or who grew up in mauritania just north of san diego mohammed you've covered the causes and the effects of desert vacation and drought in the region and you come from a family of farmers this gives you a pretty unique perspective on what's going on since the mid sixty's when i was really a child it began to change drastically little rain and and population moving from their villages to was the big cities because there was no help with farming they couldn't sustain the way of life there were used to you know continue over the centuries as was a huge disruption very difficult and painful. phase of their life and now most of those villages are almost empty of their population it's a very sad scene and one of the things that we know we need to do if we're going to combat climate change and land degradation which of course are very interlinked is to actually really rethink our relationship with the land and to regenerate it but how can that be done if people are all in the cities and the land is effectively been left it really needs. big plan not jus

naval base on friday mohammed saeed. was taking politan a u.s. navy training program and the base in pensacola he killed 3 of his fellow students and injured at least 8 before he was shot by sheriff's detectives are now investigating whether the shooting was an act of terrorism for more on this let's go to mike hanna who is live for us in washington d.c. mike what more do you know about this gunman and indeed any of the others that were in the vicinity at the time. both sue 1st thing is that the secretary of defense has just made a statement saying it's too soon to categorize this as an act of terror asking for investigators to be allowed to do and finish their job however it would appear that the is a number of people potentially involved in this attack apart only from the government 10 saudi nationals have been arrested on the base they are being detained at present and the associated press reports a u.s. official as saying that one of these saudi nationals actually filmed the attack while it was taking place inside a complex of carlos rooms no

believes 21 year old mohammed saeed acted alone when he attacked a u.s. navy base in pensacola on friday before he was shot dead by a deputy sheriff and in a developing story a number of people have been killed in a shooting at a jersey city convenience store i think luge at least one police officer 2 more officers and a bystander have been injured all are in stable condition according to the hudson county prosecutor dozens of law enforcement officers responded to the scene exchanging fire with an unspecified number of assailants. we're muslims on sushi has appeared at the international court of justice to defend our country against allegations of genocide the accusation stemmed from the 2017 military crackdown against rohingya muslims which forced nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 people to flee to neighboring bangladesh when he has more from the hague . once a human rights and democracy campaigner myanmar's leader arrived at the international court of justice accused of being complicit in genocide the case against aung san suu cheez government was brought

and mohamed brings the customers here in his taxi. said he thought man lives in the valley at the foot of the high atlas it's 1500 residents are berbers who lived in the atlas before the region's arab ization in the middle ages. for mohamed this is literally the end of the road the inhabitants cannot afford a taxi any way they walk or take mini buses then to models made by mercedes. if you want to go further up into the mountains as a tourist you have to look for a driver with an s.u.v. in this case it's a land rover looking back down on saturday fatma in the 1st town river valley. the atlas is the highest mountain range in north africa it's an inhospitable area the highest peaks are in excess of 4000 meters the 1st snow already falls in october. there are only a few villages in these parts that people keep sheep and goats. on some of the steep slopes they've created terraces for farming whoever can leave here does so to look for a job in the city. perhaps as a taxi driver. we're now back in egypt driving along the nile delta. tariq t

and i was like, there is nothing wrong with saying mohammed, mohammed was born from a woman. and that is a reality, that is a fact, there is nothing wrong to it. you must have known. you know, you knew enough of the... of course. of the cultural atmosphere in afghanistan to know that this sort of message, and that frankly the defiant way in which you presented, with the wagging of the finger, at afg hanistan‘s presented, with the wagging of the finger, at afghanistan's men. you must have known that, in particular for the molars, the religious authorities in afghanistan, this is going to be dynamite. this was going to infuriate them —— agro two. going to be dynamite. this was going to infuriate them -- agro two. and this one is not the only one, i have a few more like this, which are really strong, with strong messages. i know you do, because i am looking at the lyrics of another one. champion, i think you call it, in the translation from the pharmacy, i won't bow to you, no matter what your plan, because i know a day will finally come when my skyhigh thoughts, you will

about mohammed saeed nani a junior officer in the royal saudi air force who shot 11 people on friday killing 3 sailors our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone or was he part of a larger network we currently assess there was one gunman who perpetrated this attack and no arrests have been made in this case. donny opened fire in a classroom using a gun that he'd legally purchased around 2 hours beforehand he allegedly tweeted his disdain for u.s. troops returning to saudi arabia calling america a nation of evil our hearts break for the families who lost their precious loved ones in this atrocity another atrocity. the president trump has helped the saudis with damage control conveying the kingdom's condolences others want the military training program to be paused for us to be bringing in these foreign nationals you have to take precautions to protect the country. he was one of more than 850 saudi nationals in the u.s. benefiting from this program which its defenders say is vital to u.s. national security thousands of students from more than 150 countries take part i

>> reporter: tonight, investigators are delving deeper into the past of 21-year-old saudi national mohammed alshamrani. >> do you have any idea when this gunman might have been radicalized? >> no, that's part of the complexity. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports the gunman filed a formal complaint this year against one of his instructors that left him infuriated in class with tagging him with a derogatory name about his mustache nbc news has not reviewed the complaint. the shooter walked into this building friday with a handgun he bought legally with a hunting license. david morgan says there should be tougher scrutiny of foreign nationals that come to the u.s. for training do you believe he should not have been allowed the buy a firearm? >> yes, i believe that. >> reporter: eight people were wounded including ryan blackwell who was shot in his right arm and pelvis. >> took some rounds, saved some people in the process and kind of still trying to piece everything together. >> reporter: three sailors were killed 19-year-old mohammed hathym just graduated boot camp. his family is distr

—— khalid sheikh mohammed. i want to introduce a clip of the report, where you are betrayed by adam driver. it captures the passion that you have about why this torture you are revealing is utterly counter—productive. and it is known as iet. everything they attribute to iet they already had, from foreign sources, other governments and other methods was claim they save lives but what they did was make it impossible to prosecute a mass murderer like asm because of what we did to him. if it ever came out in a court of law the case is over. the quy court of law the case is over. the guy planned 9/11 and instead of going to do the rest of his life the cia turned him into a recruiting tool for a war we are still fighting! it's a movie. it's fiction ina way, fighting! it's a movie. it's fiction in a way, but it is based upon you. were you really as completely impassioned as adam driver's performance would suggest? it's important to reiterate i was just a starter on the committee was that if the senators who i worked

mohamed, i remember long ago you had the scenario of what would happen with the trade war. this is in the 60% that you talked about sort of an incremental almost truce but something that can be signed and we can say something happened at least, right >> explain what you said first about it >> so, it's a truce. that was the high part of the outcome. >> 60%. >> 60% of something that was kind of okay and not earth shattering >> right that number kept going up. i think you've got to remember two points when you look at this the first one is yet another constructive short-term added to massive liquidity, added to good numbers out of china, added to the service sector holding up and but importantly those that extrapolate this as a long, durable, comprehensive trade deal are wrong the most likely next step is further tensions and all we're getting here is interest to the truce. >> you echo mohamed's comments to some extent at least we can say this is a cease-fire which is a positive for the markets. >> absolutely. it's like when you stop slapping yourself in the face >> right >> t

service members and wounded several others the gunman mohammed saeed he 21 year old lieutenant was killed by police the decision to shut down saudi training is believed to affect more than 850 saudi military personnel in the u.s. . analysts say the move to halt saudi training is significant though sending a signal to a country that you have a close relationship with to sell a lot of military equipment that we don't trust the people that are part of your you or your government they're trying to send a signal that it's important that you make sure that the people you send us or not prone to do some of these terrible things the shut down is part of a 10 day security review ordered by defense secretary marc esper any tended to examine betting procedures of foreign military students in the u.s. it's an escalation by the pentagon it 1st said the hope to training would only affect about $300.00 saudis at 3 bases in florida but then late tuesday expanded that to all saudi military students in the u.s. person after the shooting the governor of florida said it was terrorism and urged the pentagon t

like a flower because he's so mohamed bin salma yeah not all mohamed you know not all know how. he's saying well you know i didn't have anything to do with it and even the cia analysts and turkish officials are saying well it's pretty hard that he didn't know what was going on but right let me get you this is you know i think just very quickly on the side of the case which was actually a case in the year before but we've seen this proceed as a comment on on journalism under under pressure around the world today is that a big story because i know i read in the intercept about some of glenn greenwald's problems you know but how do you and jim rise in one of your rights as well if one of the new york times certainly is the powerful have been pushing on journalists you know for on for hundreds of years and thomas jefferson i think said that you know that the 1st man is not worth the paper it's written on and you have to have the culture around it to support that there are plenty of countries that have laws that support journalists but if the culture doesn't also support journalists

mohammed al of tybee is accused of human rights 5 violations over the killing in october last year the cia and some western governments have said they believe crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered because showed his murder that saudi officials deny that. the white house says donald trump is again won't russia not to interfere in u.s. elections as he met foreign minister sergey love at all as our correspondent patty kohei it had all the pleasantries expected when a foreign diplomat visits the u.s. meetings a working lunch with the secretary of state but somewhat unusually the russian foreign minister got another meeting at the white house with the u.s. president earlier at the state department circle of robin might pompei o said their discussions pretty much spanned the globe from syria to venezuela ukraine to israel but it was the 2016 u.s. election and allegations that russia interfered in it they provoked some tough talk a flat denial from liberals who repeatedly said the white house was refusing to release correspondence to prove their innocence. is the clothes we read them all

president mohammed and his predecessor mohammed abdul aziz are long time friends who staged coups together since 2005. as he's old as president. then minister of defense when as he's completed his terms in office he supported the candidacy of us when he was elected in doing what their alliance came to a sudden and last week. backed by a few loyalists as he's wanted to leave the ruling party for the public which he founded 10 years ago as well his supporters injected the move which they describe as an attempt by the former president to sneak back to power. our position as majority in the administrative committee reinforces that this is the party of the government so it should be run by the sitting president. not literally but in consultation with all party members as the former president as you can pursue is in bishan within the party like any other member but he can't have a special status. this is the 1st fragmentation within the ruling party since its inception we now have 2 sides one owns a majority of 22 members in the administrative committee the other owns the leadership of the party

about mohammed saeed also madani a junior officer in the royal saudi air force who shot a live in people on friday killing 3 sailors our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone or was he a part of a larger network we can only assess there was one gunman who perpetrated this attack and no arrests. have been made in this case. on the open fire in a classroom using a gun that he'd legally purchased around 2 hours beforehand he allegedly tweeted his disdain for u.s. troops returning to saudi arabia calling america a nation of evil our hearts break for the families who lost their precious loved ones in this atrocity another atrocity. the president trump has helped the saudis with damage control conveying the kingdom's condolences others want the military training program to be paused for us to be bringing in these foreign nationals you have to take precautions to protect the country. he was one of more than 850 saudi nationals in the u.s. benefiting from this program which its defenders say is vital to u.s. national security thousands of students from more than 150 countries