mohammed bin. zayed is a military man his mindset is very militaristic he uses the army as a means to gain more power. along with their own particular has paranoia about being surrounded by people who cannot trust. him with the tanks moved. on. to stablish their dominance in the middle east m.b.'s and m.b. said identified an enemy that needed to be defeated. this unpopular neighbor is accused of collusion with islamist groups and having close relations with iran. but one of the biggest grievances with time in our fanny the emir of qatar is how is that a shadow of the other 2 by staging the next football world cup in qatar. because of the princes of the gulf states know each other well there is this clash of ambitions the party explains the crisis in relations between qatar and certain of its neighbors. in the gulf criticizing the royal family is considered treason punishable by prison or even death. no one has dared to send saudi journalist john mark a shot he was murdered in the saudi consulate. i

is the centerpiece of crown prince mohammed and sell man's vision 2030 and the stock offering is meant to bring in enough revenue to diversify the kingdom's economy plans to list on the world's leading exchanges had to be scrapped because of transparency requirement but there's still talk of an international offering after the internal listing in saudi arabia the ambitious crown prince sent out a 2 trillion dollars price tag to put that into context the world's most valuable company such as microsoft and apple stand it hard for what the prince wanted to have been so man appears to have swallowed a lure valuation instead of further delaying the i.p.o. analysts believe probable and proven oil reserves can vary tremendously and for a listing outside of the kingdom would have to prove its reserves. for foreign investors the biggest concern is about the safety of their investment and attacked by yemen's who the rebels in september produced the company's oil production by half investors a cautious of saudi arabia's neighborhood with ice in pockets in the iraqi desert in the north and iran al

they've been railing against let's go live now to baghdad the iraqi capital our correspondent there mohammed jam june so it does sound very much as though attention is spreading throughout the country 1st of all tell us more about what's been happening about in nazareth in the south. well marty we've been told by medical sources in syria that at approximately 3 am this morning there were clashes that took place between protesters anti-government protesters and security forces in front of a government building in nasiriyah that is a city in the south it is a shiite majority city it is a city where there has been a lot of unrest these past several weeks we are told by medical sources that at least 8 people have been killed and that at least $45.00 people have been wounded due to those clashes although there is a lot of fear at this hour that those casualty figures will continue to rise in the hours ahead now also to get to this broader issue of what's going on in the south the really significant escalation of what we saw happen in. of course that is the seat of shia authority it is a very sign

the man was named mohammed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he had been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they'd met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, you know what? i'm sleeping with this guy's wife, but, at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed. that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was going to be killed. >> but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cob and bull story since this mohammed guy didn't seem to even know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him. >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived, didn't even know who her husband was. >> while they debated whether or not the tipster's story was credible, they knew that a life may be on the line so the detectives took it to the next level. they enlisted mohammed as a confidential informant and gave him a story to tell his part-time lover, that h

kenya where our correspondent mohammed there is a mohammed i'm hoping you can hear me now because i was saying earlier that it's taken you quite some says stanch 11th to get to this area what have you discovered now you've managed to find these people who've survived these landslides and flooding. well martin this is a very hard to reach area we are right now in your quarterly and which is in what's called one of the was hit areas and when the nucleon primary school where about 7 plows them people affected by the floods and landslides not have hit this area have sought shelter they have nothing these people have lost almost all their belongings apart from also losing some of their loved ones they say they have no blankets tents many of them have spent out the night in the cold the classrooms are not enough for the throngs of people who are here and who are being advised by the government to stay there because there is continued rainfall here they have been receiving very little help because of the destroyed bridges and parts of the road being swept away by the floods we as we walk come

. >> thank you, mohammed. thank you to all the ambassadors , to the people who work with pcw, to urban alchemy, to downtown streets, to all of the amazing nonprofit and city organizations that work every single day tirelessly, every single day to keep this safety green and clean. thank you all so much. [applause] today i want us to have an honest conversation about what we need to do better to make sure that people understand how much we love our city. we want people to make sure that they are cleaning up after themselves, that they are not trashing this amazing and beautiful city and the people that are here today are the folks, who every single day, they do the work. they are out there cleaning up the streets, but they are not your housekeeper. we all have to take responsibility for cleaning up san francisco. everyone. everyone who is out here, there are garbage cans, there are places to dump trash and i know that it's important to make sure that this city is green and clean for all of. it matters. it matter

this isn't for the activist mohammed cases like how does a typical. anything could have prompted his arrest he could have been at the wrong place at the wrong time or simply opposed to the wrong thing on facebook. in the muslim official there are no clear red lines and there are no logical explanations for the repression is pervasive the only thing that is democratic about egypt is that the repression can hit anyone. given that the un has appealed to the egyptian government to lift the travel ban on the activist several times now the calls have so far been ignored. it watching didn't have any assistance to come the gift on teaching was using unconventional methods to connect with the students and is now a viral hit. the 1st of research grants to transfer some $20000.00 asylum seekers from the edgy and islands to the mainland over the coming weeks they include many on the island of less fuss the site off an overcrowded loria refugee camp did have views on me and s.f. and max zonda have this report from the island that's become home for thousands of ref

mohammed bin salman in september 2017 announced women would be able to drive in 2018. and that very day somebody fromm a high g government official called the country's most well-known women rights activists and threatened them not to say a word about the end of driving ban publicly on twitter or anywhere elelse. they seemed into it on not allowing the women to claim credit for the reforms, even though these are the women who put the position on the map over years, as well as other women's rights issues and other discrimination rights issues. they outright arrested the leading activist from all of the leading activists, beginning in may 2018 just a mere week or two before the lifting of the driving ban. this is what i was talking about earlier. while the authorities have attempted to justify the mass arrests by sayingng, oh, we are targeting only extremistst comen fafact many y of the people thte targeting ouour reformists and people who absbsolutely support the e crown prince's policies. i think the authorities by arresting the women human rights activists and subject

the man was named mohamed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he'd been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, "you know what, yeah. i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed." and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was gonna get killed. >> reporter: but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since this mohamed guy didn't seem to even know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him: >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived. he didn't even know who her husband was. >> reporter: while they debated whether or not the tipster's story was credible, they knew that a life may be on the line. so the detectives took it to the next level. they enlisted mohamed as a confidential informant, and gave him a story to tel

own fire demonstrates is a blaming tehran for profit up a government that they are of railing against mohammed jem june has the latest from baghdad the fact that you have now had 2 attacks on iranian consulates in shiite holy cities within a matter of weeks this month that really goes to show how much frustration there is even in shiite majority cities toward the government of iran because of the outsized role that they play in the politics of course you had this attack last night that was an attack in which the anti-government demonstrators they got into that compound in and they set. the iranian consulate ablaze they burned it before the attack happened the staff at the consulate they had escaped through a back door we're now being told that they're off the military is going to be sending these security cells to some of the provinces to try to quell the protests we don't really know exactly what form that's going to take there is great concern here right now the perhaps that could mean that there is a crackdown looming that perhaps there will be more violence we just don't know we'll have to

become a welcome sight on little man you know we want to country the important thing is our country mohamed meath act is one of the drivers offering what for many has become an indispensable service there transporting people wounded during anti-government protests to these medical tents and nearby hospitals they're also ferrying volunteer medics and delivering supplies to talk we are square before tech drivers are mostly female voice they've dropped out of school to help their money to support their families who have been called up there's no place he'd rather be but he's losing money driving here in tahrir square the tax says people are giving him donations and helping pay for gas but drivers are working for free to help protesters mollari under the rocks one of the tuc took drivers was shot in the head and died it made me more committed to my job i want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering m

jump june joins us live from baghdad mohammed just get us right up to date what's the latest. peter as you mentioned that he prime minister has said he is going to be submitting his letter of resignation but it is not yet clear exactly when that will be this does not give a date the statement that was that was released it says that it will happen as soon as possible it also goes on to say that one of the reasons he's doing this is to keep the country from sliding towards violence and chaos and that this is a response to the call for him to submit his resignation to parliament so that parliament can work on all of the options it has now i don't know if you can hear this but it is extremely loud here what was a very somber mood just about an hour ago because of the dozens of protesters that had been killed in both now city and nesha yesterday has turned into basically a party here in tahrir square which is the epicenter of the anti-government demonstrations in baghdad the reason for that is the announcement by the prime minister how that opted not to be so people here who were q

jack dorsey met with the crown prince mohammed bin saddam on but according to multiple reports the saudi infiltration of twitter which dorsey knew about did not even come up. in june of 2016 twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey met with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin given what we know now and given that reportedly there was no discussion at that meeting of the breach what do we make of that meeting and that photo i think it's a clear example of how financial interests promise investment in twitter. took precedence over human rights in their desperate desire to attract funds to their companies they are actually creating a big problem and they will realize later that the policy that prioritize financial gain at the expense of human right is futile. there is no way that a competent would not be aware of such an important thing as a security breach within his company it's huge especially when that breach could have violated u.s. law it would be the 1st thing on any meeting agenda so there's no way you could have that discussion without raising this issue it's paramount. unless dorsey felt the is

it's options may gold protect iraq and its people live to baghdad and correspondent mohamed jump to mohammed are we any clearer on when he might actually do this then. peter no clarity yet on that point and it's something that a lot of the demonstrators that we've been speaking with here since the announcement made are really starting to wonder i mean they say it's not enough for them that the prime minister says he's going to step down they want to know exactly when that's going to happen and beyond that they want to know if anybody else is going to step down because that has been one of their key demands to an overhaul a complete overhaul rather of the political system here in the eye doc now it's interesting because the prime minister in his statement said essentially that he was doing this as soon as possible in order to stop the country from sliding into complete chaos and he spoke a lot about having listened to the words of the grand ayatollah ali sistani the top shiite cleric here in iraq a sermon was delivered earlier by his representative i mean a softly let's take a listen to more

thank you mohamed today there reporting live from a very wet nairobi in kenya. we've got lots more to come here at al-jazeera including find out how to promote a possible to being secretly sold to help keep caribbean politicians in power. hello again it's good to have you back well here across north asia we are dealing with some very cold air that is coming in from parts of siberia across parts of china as well as eastern russia tempters all the into the low single digits for vladivostok 2 degrees there mongolia minus 14 is going to be your high on tuesday getting a little bit warmer by the time we get to stacey about minus 13 degrees there over here towards parts of japan though it is going to be quite rainy the teens is going to be a high maybe tokyo 13 degrees with rainy conditions there of soka it's going to be a rainy day few as well plenty of clouds across much of china over the next few days even some rain up here towards the north a little bit cooler out here towards the east we do have winds coming out of the north and we're going to be seeing for show

exiled palestinian leader it says was involved in an attempted coup back in 2016 ankara has placed mohamed that lying on its most wanted list it accuses him of having links with the u.s. spy network and channeling funds to the outlawed cologne this movement that's the group turkey says was behind the attempted coup well here's what we know about mohammed dahlan he was a former security chief for the palestinian authority before being exiled in 2011 over claims he poisoned yasser arafat that owns a media network that spans the u.a.e. egypt and jordan and korea says he also meant tains ties with several news media outlets in turkey turkish intelligence alleges that plan helped the u.a.e. and israel than a plot to destabilize turkey iran and qatar they say he did this by channeling funds into media organizations that man is also accused of being behind the 2013 coup in egypt which toppled the country's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi. is director and senior associate for the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he says turkey's crackdown on s

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atta now joins us live and mohammed since filing that report you've moved to a different location in the same county west pocket county but now you're in a place called macro tana tell us what you found there. well martin that we are epicenter of the disaster that struck west or called this is the torch village off that some college shopping center which has largely been destroyed by the landslides and a company. that's all cut here just a few days ago. the son told where the village used to be there well how this all behind me now is nothing except a huge rocks that came tumbling down from the heel behind the. all area is that our own device hills and it is the line the slides and the rocks that came gushing out of. the hills killed last of the people and destroyed buildings that homes in the house that was just right you know where i am writes now 11 people died and of the 11 who died just 3 boards have been recovered government the rescue workers to reach here because of the swept away parts of the roll down bridges leading to these parts of the west or called county and the peopl

accused of being behind the 2013 coup in egypt which toppled its 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi. is director and senior associate for the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he says turkey's crackdown on suspect that external influences doesn't end with mohammed the plan. the timing is interesting the interior minister. announced the cess pot of a new drive against you then this which turkey calls for to go. and it follows a conversation with the palestinian authority that. by us who owns the has his own axe to grind against that not so this may be partly because a. well. producing evidence or an i'm going to evidence that it has against than not it may also be a cloud be a close relationship between abbas and turkish president or gypped i don't there is nothing at educations that they had being that there was external support for a good un and his followers in territory that is include not just that but also. because that will that united arab emirates israel and of course parts of the us government which the us has the night but the fact

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well let's go live that's mohammed m.g.m. his in the iraqi capital baghdad says we've got these ongoing protests in nasiriyah in the south and we've also got this incident in not jeff which has infuriated the iranians of coals and the iraqi government is to send in the army. that's right martina a dramatic escalation to the crisis that is currently unfolding in iraq just in the past 12 hours or so let me tell you 1st about the latest we're hearing about what happened in the southern shiite majority city of najaf so the we are hearing from medical sources there that at least 8 protesters were killed and at least 45 wounded in clashes that took place between protesters and security forces close to government buildings in the around 3 am local time that's about 10 hours 10 hours ago that's one thing and we're also hearing from people on the ground that they expect the casualty figure will rise then of course you have what happened in of course it's the seat of the authority here in the it is a holy city the fact that you had the

living in areas that are prone to floods to move to safer ground all right now mohammed thank you mohammed. coolly and this is in west district in northeastern kenya. the aftershocks of jolted albania following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 6 people it was a magnitude 6.4 and it struck just north of the capital tirana 70 dekker reports. the earth shook while most people were fast asleep. believe me i felt it in my bedroom went to my kid's room and a door slammed on me her both my arms this is more or. the early hours of tuesday turned into a search for survivors some fatalities are being reported hospitals have been treating hundreds of injuries the $6.00 magnitude quake with its epicenter 34 kilometers northwest of the capital tirana caused a few buildings to collapse it's a 2nd earthquake to strike albania in the last few months the last one in september measured 5.6 and damaged hundreds of homes stephanie decker al-jazeera well i've been speaking to a matter who is a journalist in albania and he told me more about the situation with regard to preparedness in albania. the de

to not just these villages getting ready to welcome old devean cleric shaikh mohammed ibrahim. we can do anything here. and the problem is that these are licensed shakes by the government so if they try to stop that that would be a problem and i don't think the government checks on what they preach and when they speak about and this is a big problem for us and i regard in this show which we have tonight we have searches background has got some extremist who we use and however he is registered and he is licensed by the government to preach in public we are very worried about this this is the way in which he shakes infiltrate into the community especially in item communities. almost the entire island turns up to hear him speak. general korea months is the director general of the national counterterrorism center. mission from the. best. and miss of conduct. also have to contend with citizens who are returning home after fighting in conflict zones. a c.e.o. was when the phase minister from 2014 to 26 days. he says several divisions who flew over seas who prosecuted german he. be pr

to nosh this village is getting ready to welcome old devean cleric shaikh mohammed ibrahim . we can do anything here. and the problem is that these are licensed shakes by the government so if they try to stop that that would be a problem and i don't think the government checks on what they preach and when they speak about and this is a big problem for us and i regard in this show which we have tonight we have such a background he has got some extremist who we use and however he is registered and he is licensed by the government to preach in public we are very worried about this this is the way in which he shakes infiltrate into the community especially in iran communities. almost the entire island turns up to hear him speak. general korea months is the director general of the national counterterrorism center. and from the. best. and this of conduct. also have to contend with citizens who are returning home after fighting in conflict zones. a c.e.o. was when the phase minister from 2014 to 26 days. he says several divisions who feel oversees the prosecution cheering he. be pro

mohamed is one of the lucky ones. family, -- >> he goes every day to the demonstrations, where he finds occasional accord for optimism. place he is joined by thousands of other people. long thisclear how can sustain, but people say unemployment is so high anyway, so many people arare out on the streets. why y whitten they continue to protest?t? they continue to protest? holdere is a bid to infighting in a war-ravaged country. , saudi arabia, wouldd see the government returned to the port city. it has drawn praise from the u.s. president who has called it a very good start. france has announced the death of a top jihadist leader. extremist-in-command group was killed october 9. the group was linked to al qaeda and has claimed responsibility for the biggest attacks since it's official launch two years ago, despite help from france, african neighbors and the u.n.,, the army has been struggling to in -- to contain the insurgency. leaderss one of the top and the mastermind behind several attacks in the region. he was kille

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i was there as mohamed valdez reported extensively in the region he has more context on the security challenges in mali. it's very clear that the the campaign that has been going on for years actually since 2012 has has failed to to finish those groups there despite the convergence of thousands and thousands of to 5000 you have mentioned from the g 5 countries. including mali and 4 other side held countries you have thousands from france and you and has all sorts of big existence there un peacekeepers despite those efforts despite those armies it's very clear that that campaign has not given there is the result that were intended and that's probably according to analysts because the intention itself in many accuse those troops of not really being there only to finish that phenomenon of so-called terrorism in the region but also countries have interests they have interest in staying there for a long time and coordination with them ali in government also is faltering because they accuse the modern government of not doing its share we have seen those defeats after defeats by them agains

on that kinship with the prophet mohammed. in january 715. on the banks of the zab river in iraq the oh my it's led by their kind of i don't want their last battle against the us at all. after a heavy defeat marwan escaped westwards. that summer of the year 715 he was killed by the a bus. after 19 years and how are you might caliphate had been brought to an end. why the mayans lost power and what exactly happened in the aussie revolution is a difficult question but it seems to be related to this ongoing sense that the prophets family had a right to rule the kayleigh fight and this was a problem of the a my it's never really successfully contained. some muslims believe that the caliphate should always have remained strictly within the prophet's bloodline. this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. hello the weather's largely set fabric cross the middle east at the moment no great surprises here there are cl

thank you, mohamed. >> thank you, carmen. yes, kelly and carmen bring in the money. i get to spend the money. [ laughter ]. >> i think a few years ago when carmen brought up the idea of doing the project, we were very excited. it had a lot of different work that needed to be done. it is a historic building. so trying to match things and to really make a place that really works with all the things we heard from carmen was something that we were excited about. what's great about this project is it involved many parts of our building of bureau repair, carpenters, glazers, locksmith, laborers were all involved -- well in fact, every shop in public works was involved in one way or another in making this happen. it's a very unique project because we have a lot of staff that actually custom-built many of the shelves over here, matching the doors, all the things that we had to work with. all of those were built at public works at our shop. it was really an exciting project for the team. i think we delivered. i t

jim jim so what is it now mohamed that government officials are saying. so shell the office of president but home saga here has issued a statement just in the past half an hour or so and which essentially the top line is that there will not be any security solution to the demands of the peaceful protesters meaning that they cannot deal with demands of peaceful protesters with violence or or or through the security apparatus that's really been a bone of contention with the protesters they say that the security forces here have been cracking down on them security forces of course are saying that they are guarding you know government installations and that there is an area in the city to here square which is the epicenter of peaceful protests and if people want to protest they should go and protest there now also this statement went on to say that the executive and judicial authorities have been have begun legal action to prosecute those accused of corruption they say but also said that no live ammunition should be used by security forces at the site of prot

on that kinship with the prophet mohammed. and 750. bastards entered damascus capital of the mighty mighty it states. the largest empire yet. but in the years to come they would struggle to maintain the unity of the vast state they now controlled. by the mid century the bus and said seize control of the caliphate but did little for their cause. a sense of betrayal to cold and fermented among the islands. in a bold and dangerous move they declare the rival caliphate in medina. and i busted ami was rushed to the city. its roof to sleep crushing the rebellion. in the midst of the but who ordered it up but she and the others and. the moment they lit the assault of it and they had let it cool in a minute little a minute be. as she. at low enough she. the sun now facets consolidated their dominance of the center of the state from their newly built capital but that. but they had failed to exert the same control over the provinces of the far away. in 756 and homemade fugitive prince called abdul rahman reached under new c.e.o. . only

to not just these villages getting ready to welcome old devean cleric shaikh mohammed ibrahim. we can do anything here. and the problem is that these are licensed shrinks by the government so if they try to stop that that would be a problem and i don't think the government checks on what they preach and when they speak about and this is a big problem for us and i regard in this show which we have tonight we have such a background has got some extremist who we use and however he is registered and he is licensed by the government to preach in public we are very worried about this this is the way in which the shakes infiltrate into the community especially in iran communities. almost the entire island turns up to hear him speak. general korea months is the director general of the national counterterrorism center. mission from the. best. and miss of their conduct. also have to contend with citizens who are returning home after fighting in conflict zones. a c.e.o. was when the phase minister from 2014 to 26 days. he faces several divisions who feel oversees the prosecution cheering

fall a veteran correspondent here at how dizzy or who grew up in mauritania just north of santa go mohammed you've covered the causes on the effects of deserts vacation and drought in the region and you come from a family of farmers this gives you a really unique perspective on what's going on since the mid sixty's when i was really a child it began to change drastically a little rain and and population moving from their villages towards the big cities because there was no help with farming they couldn't sustain the way of life they 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 a big plan not

the mohammed. over the next 30 years this message persuaded many islet shias to join the opposite cause. in 746. the secret movement turned into full blown revolution in the eastern part of the islamic empire and what is today the shia state of iran. it's very very hard to say whether the abbasids used the attic. they certainly wanted to accrue as wide a support base as they possibly could and they were sent and he wanted those he supported and cayle if to join them if meant. within 3 years the opposites had captured coup for. the colorful capital of ali. it was in this mosque that the name and identity of the caliph in waiting were finally revealed. they proclaimed a man as if called abu allah. and he was a descendant of one of the prophet mohammed's uncles and he based his claim to the kayleigh fight on that kinship with the prophet mohammed. and 750. bastards entered damascus capital of the mighty mighty it states. the largest empire yet you know. but in the years to come they would struggle to

uncles and he based his claim to the caliphate on that kinship with the prophet mohammed. and 750. bastards entered damascus the capital of the mighty mighty it states. the largest empire yet you know. but in the years to come they would struggle to maintain the unity of the vast state they now controlled. by the mid century. bussard said seize control of the caliphate but did little for their cousins. a sense of betrayal to coal and fermented among the islands. in a bold and dangerous move they declare the rival caliphate in medina. and a busted army was rushed to the city. its ruthlessly crushing the rebellious. and diminished the but who ordered it up but she knew of it and. of the moment they let the server. and then they had let the corn in a little murky libby. as she. will we know if she. the so now bus it's consolidated their dominance of the center of the state from their newly built capital but that. but they had failed to exert the same control over the provinces of the far west. in 756 and homemade fugitive prince called abdulrahman reached under new c.e.o. . o