ally mohammed bin zayed or m b's a. is the crown prince of abu dhabi and rules the united arab emirates. mohammed bin zayed lawyer had been fired is a military man whose mindset is very militaristic uses the army as a means to gain more power. lobbies and particular has paranoia about being surrounded by people who cannot trust. him with the tanks in the. to establish their dominance in the middle east m.b.'s and m.b. said identified an enemy that needed to be defeated by this unpopular neighbors accused of collusion with islamist groups and having close relations with iran. but one of the biggest grievances with time in fanny the emyr of qatar is how his overshadow the other 2 by staging the next football world cup in qatar. because the princes of the gulf states know each other well there is this clash of ambitions that poly 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

mohamed is one of more than 200000 refugees here in. the fields unwanted in kenya the government has been threatening for years to close the camp heightening his feelings of uncertainty he also feels neglected by the international community which has shifted its attention to other humanitarian crises elsewhere. dad was never meant to be a long term solution yet for most people life as a refugee here in the camps is all they know there's drawn out in camp and the deteriorating level of humanitarian assistance and the only distant prospect of resettlement has collectively taken a severe mental health. toll on thousands of residents. here one of the n.g.o.s operating here says the protracted crisis in the camp has caused a growing number of refugees to develop mental health conditions. depression is one of the illnesses we truly see. becoming increased amongst the depression is serious because most of the time you get refuges attempting suicide it's actually due to depression. mohammed says he suffers from anxiety and insomnia and he's not

prince mohammed bin saw money. the 1st stepping stone is all the whole saudi arabia's oil reliance economy. as welcome to the program sustainable development is on the agenda at a summit of african leaders in egypt the 1st ever asked one farm was opened by gyptian president. also due to discuss energy security and how to help economies recover after conflict among the s. and d's is at the forum is nigeria's president mohamed and u.n. deputy secretary general i mean i'm mohammad. south african president sarah rama post says his ministers will put forward proposals this week aimed at ending the rolling power cuts that have been blighting the nation's companies and households south african businesses have been languishing under the most severe blackouts in a decade week of heavy rain has aggravated problems for the state run prague company. which has been struggling to maintain electricity supplies since 2008 ministers are due to put proposals before cabinet on friday aimed at closing the energy supply go with of cour

mohammed. has come to pray at his father's grave hidden away in one of the biggest refugee camps in the world that. he's here to honor the memory of his father but the site is also yet another painful reminder of his own suffering. in his book dead babies i feel sorrow of the time still living in the camp where my father got sick to toss it away that. mohammed's parents fled their still conflict ridden home country somalia . almost 3 decades ago to see graf huge in neighboring kenya when mohammed was a child he would have never threw would that at the age of 28 he his wife and 3 children would still be refugees here according to crimean rule they are confined to live inside the camp and are not allowed to work. school how kind of both my wife and i were born here our children were born here it's very difficult to stay where you are born for your entire life we don't have the freedom of movement which is a basic universal human rights. i feel like i'm in prison and i'm not able to leave. mohamed

but a top aide to crown prince mohammed bin solomon and the most senior official implicated in the crime has been cleared of wrongdoing the identities of those convicted haven't been released the closed door trial was held at the criminal court in saudi arabia's capital riyadh jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey. on october 2nd 2018 the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin soundman has said he had no prior knowledge of the operation now announcing the sentence is a short while ago saudi arabia's public prosecutor said the murder was only decided once jamal khashoggi was inside the consulates have am and a whole lot who did the investigations carried out by the public prosecution reveal that there was no provocation or murder at the beginning of this assignment 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 negotia

. >> 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

and d's is at the forum is nigeria's president mohamed and u.n. deputy secretary general i mean i'm 100. south african president sarah rama post says his ministers will put forward proposals this week aimed at ending the rolling power cuts that have been blighting the nation's companies and households south african businesses have been languishing under the most severe blackouts in a decade week of heavy rain has aggravated problems for the state run program pany eskom which has been struggling to maintain electricity supplies since 2008 ministers are due to put proposals before cabinet on friday aimed at closing the energy supply go with of course bring you much more of that when it happens. cobalt mines in the congo or sweatshops in ethiopia all across africa workers' rights environmental protection and children's health are being disregarded often by global companies that source their materials on the continent the german government recently asked retailers and producers to voluntarily clean up their supply chains in suggested a self police lic

the man was name mohammed, 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 for the 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. and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was going to get killed. >> but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since this mohammed guy didn't seen to 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. >> 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

dalia produced photos for of her husband for mohammed to hand over to the hitman. dalia brought something else the hitman had requested. cash to buy the gun that would be used. >> i brought $1200. he is asking for $1200? when are you going to give him the money? >> today. >> shall i turns the money over. >> yes. >> is that crime at that moment? >> not enough yet. we didn't have enough yet. we wanted to go a little bit further with this case. >> the police were about to test dalia and try to get their evidence on camera. coming up -- >> our undercover agent tells her i'll put two shots to the head. no remorse. >> another undercover sting. and a plan is set in motion for a deadly house call. when the sting continues. l. when the sting continues [farmers bell] ♪ (burke) a "rock and wreck." seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back. dalia was sitting in a police interview room after she had just been told that her husband was dead. with came

most valuable public company shares of the oil giant make a strong market debut and give crown prince mohammed bin salmoni 1st stopping stone to overhaul saudi arabia's oil reliant because also on the program the world trade might be slowing and global risks on the rise the fed says the u.s. economy will be just fine and spain has a huge problem with droughts the o.e.c.d. says deserve a few occasions it is already widespread as mcgriff fails to implement effectively . laws against climate change. is called are welcome to the program it's a margin debut and one with authority one and a half percent of saudi arabia aramco went up for sale on its domestic stock market it was enough to make the state all giant the most valuable publicly listed company in the world even if interest outside the gulf states was much lower than the saudi leadership had hoped for the record breaking i.p.o. provides the oil rich kingdom with urgently needed cash. this is what it looks like to launch the world's most valuable company on the stock exchange for the 1st time. saudi aramco pride and joy of the saudi arabian

cleared the former royal aide sowed out the timing who was widely suspected of being a ring leader and mohamed al who was the saudi consul general in istanbul where hotshot jew was murdered former deputy intelligence chief alice sciri was also released due to insufficient evidence 3 other people go to jail terms totaling 24 years well charges murder sparked international condemnation the kingdom denied links to the hit squad quit killing but some of the team did work for the saudi crown prince and reports. 14 months after jamal khashoggi was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where his fiance ha t.j. genghis waited for hours before calling for help a saudi court has issued a verdict us not to mask images a video of the criminal court in riyadh has issued a preliminary sentence against 11 of the accused individuals and it is as follows the death penalty for 5 and they are those who directed but dissipated in his killing may he rest in peace. but senior saudis with close connections to the royal court have been cleared the court ruled there was no proven involvement of saudi

mohammed plays in a band. he gave this guy. tara as a gift. his parents don't think much of his musical talent but he lives for his music in their opinion it's a waste of time. then and i thought once when i was away they destroyed all my instruments and all of that concert. his family refused. completely. because that. affairs he said now. says the saying is over one person she is not good for you so getting used. to get quite another girl. but not. all of it doesn't work. and that by the time you. unlike mohammed's parents one of us family doesn't have a problem with their music. they're on their way to visit her family they live in russia a town in the southern gaza strip. rafa is a highly dangerous place it's a bastion of islamised militants and the majority of the population live in abject poverty. in gaza city we were allowed to film from our car but when we drive into rafa or immediately stopped by the police. to live in gaza is to live in fear. for. my boy yet. to see where it might but that is sad so america see you one of us father q

exoneration 2 for former consul general mohammed although tavi who showed journalists around the consulate in istanbul also cleared middle of siri the kingdom's former deputy intelligence chief started doing a plan to vote others the journalism watchdog reporters without borders says justice has been trampled why there mom have been psalm on he was in contact with i don't call pani just before and after the murder of her my life show she this is what the cia based in part it's this edition that that mob and film on was very high probability responsible for doing the killing so yeah lots and lots of questions this verdict will do nothing to quell those questions and it raises many many more questions there is no such thing as fair and open justice in saudi arabia 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 he did and following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge the crown prince eventually ha

mohammed jamal a professional syrian hairdresser fled his war torn hometown of aleppo 6 years ago . he made it as far as bulgaria and opened a salon in the capital sofia. like it is here in bulgaria women one can work here and i can build a future but you know but it's. like other refugees in bulgaria he was allowed to start working 3 months after his arrival mohammed 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. on the german. i am muslim. the most important thing is to be a good person. whatever your religion is. was the only. 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. it was. started up creating border security and the technical infrastructure on the

there mohamed so let's talk 1st of all about the verdict will do we know. what we know is that far i've been sentenced to death 3 would get prison sentences. so i lived 3 who had been investigated by the prosecutor who offs is being cleared and they seem to be the main people in doubt the group that is been suspected of killing. on the 2nd of october 2018 when he walked into the saudi home seen it in full but never walked out they are the former high profile adviser to the royal family. and a man to be the right hand man of president of prince mark on prince mohammed bin sultan man as well as the former deputy intelligence chief city and then also released after being investigated by the prosecutor conceal the. stumble. so most have been released so they live in 510 death sentences 3 prison sentences and then the others released that's what we know so far i mohammad war we expecting this verdict right now. well it's the been the that side that they had put them on trial and it was on going but. it's almost expected that it would come at this time but there'

navy base on friday mohammed saeed killed 3 of his fellow students before he was shot dead. the un is migration agency says a boat carrying up to 180 migrants was intercepted by the mauritanian coast guard on friday it was discovered in the same waters where at least 63 people who cling children around the city of new at hebrew just 2 days ago the un's international organization for migration in mauritania say both boats left from gambia although there were at least 6 senegalese survivors on the boat that come sized on wednesday the boats were headed to spain's canary islands this migrant route is dangerous and poorly monitored some 158 people are known to have died trying to reach the canary islands so far this year up from 43 last year but it's becoming more popular as authorities clamp down on mediterranean crossings to europe particularly from libya but unlike previous cases foreign media have been denied access to the migrants mohamed atta narod who are mauritania's coast and says there's been a lot of speculation as to why that is. the mauritania authorities have in th

high level posts in connection with this case and they include the once a top aide to crown prince mohammed bin salmond he's believed to have overseen the murder while giving orders via skype the prosecutor says he was investigated but not charged and was released the saudi prosecutors had blamed deputy intelligence chief series for coordinating the killing but the prosecutor says he was released for insufficient evidence the residence of the saudi consul general at the time mohammed our table is where turkish investigators say his soldiers body parts were disposed of he too has been released by the prosecutor after the bench is the is the spokesman for human rights watch he describes the trial as being less than satisfactory. if the saudi prosecutors attempted to did not even attempt to investigate the upper levels of this crime and whether they played a role in other including crown prince mohammed bin someone who sucks so as i recall the cod had a report saying that the grand prince was in want to rectify it in order now of course is not justice but still would have liked to know more ab

mohammed abdul abdul he says it's the only home he knows he was raised here married and had children who are at the height it's very difficult to spend my life stuck here. freedom of movement. and that is a basic human right a lot of cattle little boy in a google come out of nowhere mohammed is not allowed to leave the camp norris you allowed to work the 28 year old can't escape his refugee status. he said have ahead of them by a few of my friends of killed themselves. that happens often here. and life is set to get worse people here depend on donations but they're decreasing the world food program's budget has been cut which means food in the camp has been reduced to 70 percent of the recommended rations. the thing crude may be the dubs let's go. across to. mohammed visits the grave of his father who died in the camp he fears that he too will one day succumb to the same fate. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world the remains of 6 people have been recovered following a helicopter crash in hawaii a 7 passenger remains missing the helicopter ca

idle in antakya forest not far from techies border with syria mohammed civilians bearing the brunt of this bombing campaign on bring us up to date for us with the latest you're hearing about the situation as far as they're concerned. well the government forces. really moving to a city of moderate to say to be just on. its own the farms as people have been telling us of. but the nominee is one of the just. the last stronghold for the rebels in syria and there's also the 5 highway which links the mosque is the couple told to aleppo and that is what the government forces of course at a loss of of there's been a lot of displacement not only from land but also from the city that is near to colds. people have been moving out heading towards the turkish border setting up tents on the side of the roads others have been given tents by the turkish charity i a church which is the largest charity that's helping the syrian refugees on that side of the country what we spoke to one of the officer. who told us that there is a lot of mistrust between the people themselves because it was not only just

fell a veteran correspondent here is how dizzy or who grew up in mauritania just north of san diego mohammed you've covered the causes on the effects of desert 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 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 a big plan not jus

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

solman,id mohammed and who was in contact just before and after the murder of jamal khashoggi -- this is what the in part itsia based decision, that mohammad bin salman was a very high probability responsible for the killing. lots of questions. this verdict will do nothing to quell those questions. there is no such thing as fair and open justice in saudi arabia. correspondent: despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying mohammad bin salman was probably involved, the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility. pres. trump: maybe he did, maybe didn't. correspondent: following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge, the crown prince had his say. >> absolutely not. , but is a heinous crime take full responsibility as leader in saudi arabia. the identities of those convicted were concealed during the closed-door trial in riyadh and it remains unclear what roles they played in khashoggi's death, raising suspicion they are the fall guys for much more powerful people. forhe special rapporteur extruded traditi

mohammed haitham was just 19 when he was killed. joshua watson, 23. the third victim, cameron walters, was 21 years old. a saudi military trainee, mohammed alshamrani, killed the trio and injured eight others in what the fbi says is a suspected act of terror. we are, as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. this allows us to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and then eliminate any additional potential threats to the rest of our community. the us military has provided training for international forces for decades at its pensacola base. mohammed alshamrani was one of around 200 international students currently enrolled. the florida governor, ron desantis, 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 talked with secretary esper on friday — they are doing a big review about how all this stuff is done in terms of the vet

el necaxa >> para toda la gente que nos ve, rayados de monterrey no ganan unÍ, el equipo del turco mohamed quieren llegar a la final de la apert a apertura, vÁmonos al estadio, lleno, en aguascalientes tenÍan que encomendarse para ver si llegaban a la final contra el amÉrica mientras que rayados querÍa volver a la final desde la apertura del 2017, rodrÍguez la enfrÍa se la da a pizarro que sentenciaba para que fune rayados vaya a nivel de clubes y luego jugarÁ en el torneo, el turco mohamed sigue >> jj macÍas devuelve al rebaÑo luego de que el leÓn confirmarÁ que el futbolista confirmÓ no seguir en el equipo por l no estar de acuerdo con las clÁusulas >> en 40 partidos con leÓn ma macÍas anotÓ 19 goles con dos asistencias hora de que el chico de 20 aÑos regrese a su casa inicial >> vamos a barcelona, messi con su sexto balÓn de oro ante el mallorca, enfrentaba al barÇa, esto le llaman una cucharita or cero,l del aÑo , taconazo >> quÉ bÁrbaro al final cinco a dos triunfo para el barcelona >> el real madrid recibirÍa al espaÑol del barcelona en el bernabÉu, con un al

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 well 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 l

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