well, in the short run, that could well be because there is a lot of the un pressure police —— pushing the un pressure police —— pushing the russians. the fighting will eventually end. on a larger scale, this is very similar to bosnia in the 1990s, until the us decides to ta ke the 1990s, until the us decides to take a leading role and use all elements of american power, military, diplomatic, with a large coalition in a co—ordinated fashion to bring the entire conflict to an end we will have new ghouta, between different components, as far as the eye can see in this horrible, horrible conflict. thank you for that. thank you. we ta ke we take it to pictures live to taiwan scene of that earthquake. workers still searching the survivors. the martial hotel still leaning. they say rescue operations are still going on. one man who was rescued from basement one managed to shine on the torch from his mobile phone, he said there were two employees from the front desk he thought were still in the wreckage. there have been 100 earthquakes since february one in the area. they we re since feb

and police say a letter containing a substance sent to st james‘s palace is being treated as a racist hate crime, it's reported the letter was addressed to prince harry and meghan markle. now its time for meet the author. now it's time for meet the author. this week on meet the author, jim naughtie talks with the arts administrator, journalist and author john tusa about his new book making a noise — getting it right, getting it wrong, in life, the arts and broadcasting. john tusa has been broadcast, bbc executive, a tsar in performance and in academia, but now he's brought it all together in a memoir called making a noise. from his own experience, getting it right and getting it wrong, as he puts it. and from the people he has worked with. it's more than a personal portrait, it's a picture, drawn from an intriguing angle of what kind of country we live in today. welcome. it is a story of modern britain, isn't it, seen through some of our institutions in the arts? and of course, here in the bbc. yes, i think it is, and i think that what it is is trying to understand what makes major

the un has removed a police unit from a base in south sudan the middle a geisha ins of the sexual exploitation of women in a protection of civilians camp the united nations that mission in south sudan has recalled forty six police officers from the wow camp and the confined them to base after the complaint came to light a preliminary investigation found some members of the guinea and police unit allegedly engaged in transactional sex with women living at the site a lebanese man has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the death of a filipino maid in q wait joanna adam a family says body was found in a freezer in kuwait city more than a year after she was reported missing police have arrested her former employer employer now there is some stuff in the lebanon his wife is also a suspect but remains at large the philippine government has banned the new deployments of workers to queue weight in response to the murder and has repatriated hundreds of its nationals from. government buildings in myanmar as rakhine state have been targeted in the series of bombings three separate explosions

police say he communicated with potential victims on a gamers app. anyone who may know of additional victims, call the police department. >>> city leaders are meeting with the school president after transgender student was attacked on campus. the police department is investigating it as a hate crime. the student was walking to his car in the flint garage on january 24. a man came toward him.>> the second i hit the landing he was down in front of me. he punched me straight in the face. >> smith was hospitalized. police released a sketch of the attacker. school officials say they do not have enough money right now to install surveillance cameras in the parking garage. they have increased police patrols in the area. >> there been several deadly shootings overnight. the first happened just after 10 pm and is being investigated as a murder suicide near denny's restaurant. officers were called to another incident about one mile away. rob malcolm has details on the investigations. >> reporter: it was a busy morning for police. there was also a homicide that

three people and a dog emerge, but the suspect stays inside. >> get your hands un! >> reporter: moments later, police hear two shots fired from inside the rv. the officers fired back. (gunshots) . >> reporter: according to the police report tonight, 7 officers fired 65 shots. the suspect fired two shots. a total of 67 shots. nobody was hit. >> don't move! stay on the ground! >> is anyone shot? >> is anyone hit? >> incredible that nobody was hit. police say this is the weapon they recovered from the suspect, a 9 millimeter firearm. joel armstrong faces charges of carjacking, murder, and 8 counts of attempted murder. there that's pretty rare to see this much snow in the bay area. this is above the hills of livermore and atop mount diablo. tonight the sierra is bracing for a serious blast of snow. paul has more on that. >> we could see some snow around here, mount diablo, mount hamilton once again. this is likely the snowiest storm we've seen all winter long. snow will begin falling by this time tomorrow. above 3500 feet in elevation, a good swath of the mountains will

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ar fifteen s and other military green weapons that people with changing the face policing the un's refugee agency is warning an upsurge of violence in the democratic republic of congo could cause a humanitarian disaster u.n.h. i says more than six hundred thousand people have been displaced by fighting in the southeastern province it says new armed groups emerging in the region palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has promised a new international peace summit with israel at the u.n. one that rules out the united states as the chief broker the u.s. says it remains ready to talk but it won't chase after the palestinians. those are the headlines the news continues here on our visit off to qatar beyond the blockade i'll be back in half an hour of live. we're. a world committee not out son who is a. real. news vicki on the job it's just the political thing going it will be all water no oil a number of thing norman norman. what made this. was a targeted people. are so obvious to me visual and i don't ask you your area or go volition. on june the fifth two thousand and seventeen a small gulf nation o

the un says the situation in a rebel—held suburb of damascus in syria is "beyond imagination". hundreds have died in government airstrikes since sunday. the american evangelist billy graham has died at the age of 99, after battling parkinson's disease for several years. he devoted his life to spreading the christian message. as we've been hearing, president trump has been meeting victim's of last week's florida school shooting, in which 17 people were killed by a former pupil. in a televised event at the white house, they shared their experiences with the president, who in turn said background checks would be tightened up. he also suggested that teachers could be trained to use firearms. here is a little more of what was said in those exchanges. thank you very much. ijust want thank you very much. i just want to say, before we really begin, we are going to be very strong on a background checks, will be doing very strong background checks. a very strong background checks. a very strong background checks. a very strong emphasis on the mental health of somebody. and we are going t

in a sign of warming relations between the divided koreas north korean leader kim jong un has invited south korea's president to meet in pyongyang kim sr delivered the invitation in seoul against the backdrop of the winter olympics now if it takes place it would be the first meeting between leaders of the two countries in more than a decade. the two koreas united on the ice the combined korean women's hockey team months of their limpid history. it follows another historic moment off the ice amazing and so kim jong il's youngest sister kim jong delivered an invitation from the north korean leader the south korean president lee j. in to visit pyongyang she's visiting for the winter olympics the star player and the diplomatic games taking place alongside the sporting events. moon responded positively his spokesman said. in reply president expressed his will to make it happen by creating the right conditions in the future years. it's not clear what those conditions are but south korea will have to navigate the tensions between its northern neighbor and its ally the u.s. which are at logge

second wave of flu that could be coming. >>> the deadly police shootout in a suburban neighborhood. one officer killed, and two deputies wounded. >>> and let the games begin. the moment kim jong-un's sister, and what she did. and the flag bearer braving the elements, making headlines yet again. >>> good evening, to have you with us to finish out the week, and what a week inside the west wing. tonight, president trump speaking publicly for the first time about the domestic abuse scandal involving his former close aide, rob porter. allegations now made by porter's two ex-wives. the president today praising porter's work wishing him well, telling reporters, quote, he says he is innocent, and i think you have to remember that. the president adding, it has been a tough time for porter. hope hicks who has been romantically linked to porter was right there in the oval office as the president weighed in today. late today, telling abc news, the chief of staff, john kelly telling president trump his willingness to design over his handling of the scandal. cecilia vega leading us off. >> report

an 11—year—old, named by police as jasmine forrester, has died in hospital after being stabbed in a house in wolverhampton. a 51—year—old man was taken to hospital for treatment for a minor injury and has been arrested on suspicion of murder. police say they working to establish what has happened. we can speak to our correspondent peter wilson who's been following the story. neighbours called the police in the early hours of this morning because ofa early hours of this morning because of a disturbance at a house in wolverhampton. 0fficers of a disturbance at a house in wolverhampton. officers found an amazing scene of chaos and distress. an 11—year—old girl now named as jasmine forrester had multiple injuries including a very serious head injury will stop throughout today she has been described as critical and in the last hour or so the police have revealed that she has lost her life. they have also said a 51—year—old man has been arrested. they said that man is related to jasmine and he is also in hospital being held by the police now on suspicion of murder. a woman in her 80

and the un to discuss security policy. our chief political editor michelle a coaster spoke to the chair of the conference the german diplomat over isha. ambassador is saying adam walsh has learned of the past year what to expect from the united states how important is a potential confrontation with russia also politically in syria to the security environment this is a worrisome situation it's very soon because there are so many powerful actors involved russia the united states as you say turkey iran israel. etc and as a european as a representative of a nato member country we need to be particularly concerned about the fact that this is a highly unusual situation where one nato country appears to be. staging a possible military confrontation against another nato country what kind of crisis for nato would that be if there were some really a clash between the turkish and american forces in the region so this is obviously going to be one of the highlights. of our discussions here in munich and i'm glad to say that everybody w

a man in his 50s, and a woman in her 40s, are being questioned by police on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and drink driving. they've been working hard at the un security council today, but getting nothing done. meanwhile, with no ceasefire agreed, the syrian government has been busy in its familiar way — bombing eastern ghouta. you might have hoped that somehow diplomacy or human decency would lead to a pause in the brutality. but hope is all too scarce. i'm witnessing these things before my eyes. when the bomb landed near us, the children panicked and were crying out loud. it's part of the united kingdom, except it opts out of the socially liberal bits. what explains northern ireland's social conservatism? we know the society that we want to be part of. we know there is overwhelming public support for some of these issues, so it's really disappointing that some of our leaders cannot and fewer people are using public transport in the capital.

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we has been held in a book after a big question by police who accused her of advocating for weeds rights on social media if found guilty she faces five years in prison. the un's refugee agency is raise a good service about growing violence and gabbled which it blames for the increase of the number of people forced from their homes since december the u.n.h.c.r. estimates about eighty five thousand people have been displaced across the country more than sixty thousand have fled regions to the west coast in the data and there's governance yet it is the world's largest humanitarian crisis twenty two billion people are ready to aid a civil war intensified early twenty fifty what it started at military coalition had to feed its support of the government which is fighting against who's the rebels. shabbier but the is a you would hate to see our spokes person she says displaced people often have their with a choice that to move into of a conflict zones this is the big dilemma because in yemen there's ongoing conflict and every single governor at mainland of them has been affected by the welsh so

, asking for a new protocol, that whenever there is an accusation against a uk national tour uk staff are, the uk prosecuting authorities and the un should do is a joint investigation, it is that oxfam has done an internal investigation first, and i think whenever there is an accusation, especially for child sex crime, the british authorities need to be brought in right away, because people are breaking uk laws. if a charity not undertake to immediately inform the british prosecuting authorities, you cut the funding to that charity, but you are right, don't risk that absolutely important humanitarian development aid that needs to go around the world, don't tar every aid worker with the brush, but here's the thing, it isn't the individual rapist that is really evil, the real evil is the administrators, the ceos and trustees who, for two to three decades, have been turning a blind eye to this issue on this issue goes back to the 1990s, kofi annan mentioned it in his book, ban ki—moon mentioned it, it's been going on for three decades and it's time to stop, and we are only stopping whe

quite a scene from inside as un. another video shows a student in thewe see armed officers escortg .tudents out of the auditorium >> everybody down. >> some students were tweeting s student with a twitter handle aj. who as you can see from the a d. we see from the tweet the in trying tohecking the news as stay safe while the shooter was still on theg to find out what was going on while they were under sie to let their families know they were safe and that they others tweeting, thanks for the support and love but asks of the victims. today many people t to express n and offer condolences for those involved incy. >> all right, thank you iain. >>> a mid the chaos heroes emerged. students of those killed was a teacher who died protec protecting them from shooter. >> we all got upstairs and into our classrooms, and door me and couple other people ran in and as he door, he was actually shot and killed was trying to lock the door to keep the students safe and before he had a chance to close and lock the door that's . >> loo

police have arrested the driver and charged him with causing death by dangerous driving. the uk has threatened to cut funding for oxfam — following claims the charity covered up a scandal involving aid workers and prostitutes in haiti. penny mordaunt, the international development secretary, condemned what she called the "horrific behaviour" of some oxfam staff. traffic light labelling on food and drink should become mandatory after brexit according to the local government association. they say the scheme, which is currently voluntary, helps customers understand what's in the products they buy. charlotte gallagher reports. we're used to seeing these traffic light labels on much of the food and drink we buy. they allow us to see at a glance how much fat, saturates, sugar and salt a product contains. but the labels, introduced by the department of health in 2015, are voluntary. the local government association says only around two thirds of products sold in the uk currently have them. the european union currently regulates food labelling, and the lga has called on ministe

a senior sinn fein politician, who speaks for the party on policing, has been reported to police in belfast for alleged criminal damage. gerry kelly was filmed removing a wheel clamp from his car after it had been clamped in the city centre. sinn fein says the matter is being handled by mr kelly's solicitor. from belfast, john campbell reports. gerry kelly represents north belfast in the northern ireland assembly. he speaks with his party on policing matters. 0n speaks with his party on policing matters. on friday morning, he parked outside his gym, in what is clearly marked as a restricted area. what happened next was captured by eyewitnesses. mr kelly can be seen on the ground removing the clamp from his car, i'm tangling the chains from around the front wheel. 0n the ground beside him are a pair of what appear to be bolt cutters. 0nce of what appear to be bolt cutters. once the clamp was free, mr kelly took it to the back of his car and prompted against the wall. sinn fein say he then drove off to attend a meeting. they added that the issue is now in the hands of his solicitor and he wou

the un says the situation in eastern ghouta in syria is beyond imagination. hundreds have been killed in air strikes on sunday. here isjohn here is john from here isjohn from the bbc sports centre with a full round—up. manchester united have kicked off their champions league game against sevilla without record signing paul pogba. he missed the fa cup tie on sunday due to illness but he has been brought on as a substitute for the injured ander herrera. sevilla at the better of the early exchanges. this long—range effort pulled david de gea interaction. jose mourinho was forced into a rethink as ferreira was forced to come off after 17 minutes, meaning pogba was introduced probably a little earlier than planned. it has been quite an open game so far. rob miller lukaku been quite an open game so far. rob miller lu ka ku with been quite an open game so far. rob miller lukaku with a good effort for manchester united. it remains goalless investor in spain —— romelu lukaku. the fa has confirmed it won't be taking any disciplinary action against roberto firmi

recommendation and indict the sitting prime minister of israel or a force of al-jazeera wester assume. they were semesters of the un nikki haley has accused myanmar of handing it minority of a henge a muslim population a death sentence the u.s. is increasing pressure on myanmar to end violence against the hunter with senators pushing for more sanctions to be imposed on the mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . the plight of the rethink is highlighted in this exhibition on capitol hill around the table discussion on the crisis is joined by some of the senators who are adamant that the time has come for military leaders to be held accountable for the well documented abuse suffered in iraq current state and i hope this exhibit right here on capitol hill well help bring to the american people the need the urgency for us to help the rohingya muslims and to prevail in the future atrocities in our community we should speak out and world the civilized world against the million more policies that have led to this persecution of discrimination in this expulsion of these people from me and m

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years ago stephan de mistura said he's received reports of up to one thousand civilians being killed a day in recent weeks he was briefing the un security council on this collating violence in the country kjell eyes of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support to police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage and he denies the allegations and backers say they'll stand by him pending a decision on whether he'll be indicted or not and zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan chang gorani the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was aged sixty five those were the headlines will be back with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera its people and power to stay with us. found on city streets around the world. sometimes how frequently moved

after venting their feelings about north korea's dictator kim jong un the police moved in. emotions run high when your nuclear-capable enemy is just 35 miles away. and recent polls show around half of young south koreans don't support reunification. many of them say after 70 years of division the north is now a foreign country. >> when they wanted to talk, they shot missiles first. >> reporter: this group said reunification might be nice one day but feared it would mean bankrolling the poverty-stricken north and higher taxes for them. >> it is something that is desirable, but i don't think korea's ready to handle the drawbacks. >> it's going to cost us tons and tons ofoney to build the country. >> reporter: reunification may be a distant dream or nightmare, depending on your perspective, but a summit meeting between the two koreas could happen this year. and that would be the first time that top leaders from the two countries have met in more than a decade. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. and for others you can check back

police say two people were trapped un the wreckage. we don't know the extent of their injuries. it all started with the winds ripping off the roofs from homes causing some to partially clams. we don't know the exact totals. >> different type of weather event here. look what the roads look like. this is sat lake city utah, drivers dealing with white oust conditions after getting more than 7 inches every lake effect snow. so the messy roads certainly slowing down the commute. forget about going 50, 06 miles per hour, drivers now down to 20 miles per hour just on the highways, of course, in order to avoid those crashes. >>> it is hard to believe we're still in winter when talking about 70 degrees here. but you never know. >> just wait and the weather will change. >> we have rain in the forecast every day through the weekend. i'm thinking if it had been colder temperatures we would be talking whopper after snowstorm. we're not f fact, record high temperatures in many places cents yesterday, trenton was 71, wilmington got to 75. 72 degrees at philadelphia international airport. a rec

his family released a video earlier in which he urged his supporters not to lose hope. in this police came to arrest me i'm going with them i don't even know why they are arresting me i've done nothing wrong or unlawful i urge the people of multipath to be strong and stand with us we will win. with arrested but two judges for the deepening the political crisis. it all began on thursday when the supreme court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohamed nasheed just also reinstated twelve m.p.'s who had lost their seats for supporting the opposition but president of the yemeni refused to comply with the ruling and celebrations turned into protests i mean yeah i mean also declared a fifteen day state of emergency and ordered the military to secure the parliament building for an indefinite period. by me and. i don't know what and this is. in addition to the two judges police raided the house of the administrative head of the supreme court the court says police didn't have enough evidence to arrest a judicial executive pres

years ago stephan de mistura said he's received reports of up to one thousand civilians being killed a day in recent weeks he was briefing the un security council of escalating violence in the country kjell eyes of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support after police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage and he denies the allegations and backers say they'll stand by him pending a decision on whether he'll be indicted or not and zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of more than chang arroyo the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was aged sixty five those were the headlines are back with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera its people and power to stay with us. backus found on city streets around the world. sometimes helped frequent

five migrants are in hospital in northern france with gunshot wounds after a mass brawl in kalai police were called in as afghan and eritrean refugees fought for two hours on the outskirts of the city. returning now to our top story in the un report which says the saudi led coalition bears responsibility for deaths of yemeni children shall be a man too is the spokeswoman in yemen for the un's refugee agency she joins us by skype from santa good to have you with us when you have the youngest most vulnerable members of society become victims and targeted in this way what does that do to the humanitarian situation. well look at the humanitarian situation in yemen has been to security because the conflict it's not just affecting children it's affecting everyone who i mean it's affecting seventy five percent of the population so concerned is that as long as complete continues that we are going to see more and more. secure we're also going to see more and more humanitarian needs and rights as well so children or women the elderly people with this you can live on or not he's not suffering the

also - is drinking un- filtered water a fad hitting the bay area -- or the future? coming up: an in depth look at why advocates of raw water say they won't turn back...and why some doctors say it could be harmful.. also - are these cool and windy days going to last awhile longer? lawrence karnow has the work week forecast... (catherine)tonight at ten: beaten, stabbed and left to die. a 19 year-old woman was found lying on the side of a road in unincorporated livermore. now - two people are behind bars... a young man and woman were arrested today in modesto. (steve)officers would not have been able to find those suspects without the help of their victim.. who police say gave them critical information moments before her death. the investigation is on-going and still very active at this hour. (catherine) kron 4's j.r. stone has been following this all evening.... and has the details from livermore.. where the 19- year-old was found. j-r?

thousands of protesters flooded the streets of bangladesh's capital as a court sentenced former prime minister holliday zia to five years in prison for corruption police fired tear gas to disperse them zia was convicted of embezzling more than two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations meant for an orphanage trust a lawyer say they will appeal against the conviction the israeli army is suing the family of a palestinian man crushed by one of their jeeps to compensate them for the damage vehicle. was accused of throwing a fire bomb and jeep he was pursued by israeli soldiers when the vehicle crushed him. and israel has started to build a controversial wall along its border with lebanon construction work is taking place on the a few meters from a disputed area which both countries claim lebanese leaders say building the wall is threatening the stability of the region as also tension over a bit by lebanon to explore for oil and gas in disputed mediterranean waters. you're up to date with all of our top stories more news coming up in about twenty five minutes time i'll see then off to

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and police say a letter containing a substance sent to st james's palace is being treated as. a racist, hater” , ,, ., . ., . crime, it's reported the letter was addressed to prince harry and meghan markle. more than a million students at dozens of universities across the uk face massive disruption for the next month after their lecturers walked out in a dispute over pensions. the university lecturers say changes to their pensions could leave them £10,000 a year worse off when they retire. but thousands of students, who pay more than £9,000 a year, say they will demand compensation if their studies are disrupted. {43g iig’fféflfil'fl h,f—wx} if, . 7 we are expecting things to grind to a halt really. deadlines won't be met. we are likely to lose about £10,000 a year. vice chancellors earn up to £280,000 a year so i have questions about why the money shouldn't be coming out of their salaries and not out of our pensions. the universities say a £6 billion deficit in the scheme means it is not sustainable and can only be maintained by making cuts tojobs and research. universi

work of the international community but it is considered a blatant violation of the rights of police that must be resolved through negotiation between the two parties are un members very threatened or the other members this is bullying and this jumble will not go to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month a vice president had said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nine but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement our correspondent in washington gideon levy say columnist for israel's threats newspaper believes moving the embassy will have consequences for the entire region. the united states is supporting the occupation of the un

his family released a video earlier in which he urged his supporters not to lose hope. in this police came to arrest me i'm going with them i don't even know why they are arresting me i've done nothing wrong or unlawful i urge the people of multipath to be strong and stand with us we will win. with the arrested but two judges for the deepening the political crisis. it all began on thursday when the supreme court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohammed nasheed just also reinstated twelve m.p.'s who had lost their seats for supporting the opposition but president of the yemeni refused to comply with the ruling and celebrations turned into protests. yeah i mean also declared a fifteen day state of emergency and ordered the military to secure the parliament building for an indefinite period. i don't know what and this is. in addition to the do judges police raided the house of the administrative head of the supreme court the court says police didn't have enough evidence to arrest the judicial executive president yemi

wednesday. >> the police told us to sign a document about our arrests when we were detained. they said they will add more charges unless we send the document. amy: on thursday, the office of un secretary-general antonio gutteres called for the journalists' release, citing the "erosion of press freedom" in burma. in amman, jordan, the head of the arab league warned thursday that the trump administration's decision to withhold tens of millions of dollars in aid to palestinian refugees threatens the stability of the entire middle east. the comments came after the state department said it would withhold $65 million of $125 million for the u.n. relief and works agency known as unrwa. this is unrwa commissioner-general pierre karhenbuhl, speaking to arab league leaders. >> what is at stake excellencies is the dignity of palestine refugees and regional stability. if 525,000 students no longer have access to education, if 3 million patients cannot access 1.5 million if people can no longer receive emergency assistance, we will undoubtedly witness and see a catastrophic rise in insecu