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a weapon of war. china react strongly to american accusations that it's seeking to defeat president of the trump. i'm joined again with your sports news to her now days biggest sponsors say they're concerned about rape allegations against the footballer while his team eventis is backing him. now it is exactly one week ago today there's an earthquake and tsunami struck indonesia in the days since the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe has only grown we begin this hour with an extended look at the situation in indonesia and the efforts to bring aid to the tens of thousands of people struggling with the

aftermath of this disaster. five pm last friday a magnitude seven point five earthquake struck indonesia just north of the city of seoul always the island it was so powerful that it generated a tsunami warning boys did not detect detect the huge waves that came roaring towards bay now the largest wave first struck the town of dongarra before it flooded south then hitting the city of palu at five twenty two pm now this shows that the moment that that tsunami hit the coastline waves of high of fixed me to then pushed inland. home to six hundred fifty thousand people but some two point five million people live in the whole area that's been hit by this earthquake and tsunami more than sixty six thousand homes

washed away and nearly seventy one thousand people have been displaced or left scrambling for very basic supplies the death toll has jumped from hundreds to more than a thousand in the week that's past and hospitals overwhelmed with the more than twenty five hundred people who've been critically injured. let's go over now to polly that's the city has been sent. rain hey is in a cap that's been set up for displaced people so tens of thousands of people lost their homes one says the situation for them and cancer like the one. yes laura difficult to believe isn't it that it's been a week already since that disaster since the earthquake and tsunami as you mentioned at that destroyed so many homes killing so many people particularly the

tsunami that roared down the coast taking everything with it before crashing into the city all still so much going on there is a search and rescue mission that is of course still underway right around the affected areas although as each day has passed it's increasingly turned into a search for bodies rather than a search for survivors still also many communities around the disaster zone crying out for help saying that they have not received substantial assistance in the form of a from the outside and then the homeless as you mentioned the government saying around seventy one thousand people rendered homeless other estimates put it much higher at around three hundred thousand many of them sleeping now out in the open in areas like this waiting for substantial assistance. people here escaped the earthquake and tsunami but the fight for survival goes on in palo parks have become refugee camps for those who have nowhere else to go their houses were destroyed many family

members killed. now they use whatever they can find to build shelters while still struggling to comprehend what's happened to them. my sister was trapped and they're all they managed to get their routes but my mother in law is still missing. after me there is some food being given out of him about on but it's well. short of what's needed there's still a lack of basic supplies around the affected areas including here in the heart of parlors city where people have been camping for a week despite all the money from the indonesian government and all the offers of assistance from foreign governments no one's been able to supply the people here with temporary toilets or adequate shelter. part of this camp is on the grounds of the mayor's office though sheltering here say he's only been to see them once when the indonesian president was in town we asked the mayor for an interview but his staff declined refugees say grateful for the land to sleep on but they need more

help than i ate the plant i can tell you there are some toilets over there but they are full of excrement so i eat only once a day so i don't have to go maybe everyone is ok at the moment but if they don't sort it out we will have to hear some people are waiting for space on military flights out others say they have no where to fly to everyone is scared of more earthquakes and wondering when or if they'll be able to go home. so clearly some desperate situation some desperate scenes in areas like this where people are camping out as is always the case in situations natural disasters like this some of the most vulnerable children with me now to talk more about this is the baby coaching from save the children thank you for joining us so what are you seeing out there. been affected by this disaster. more than forty thousand

children are protected by disease. some of them already been transferred from this place to the nearby city and then we are just. one hundred children are. being displaced and experience. all of them have experienced. what drinking water and also some of their already suffered from these psychological distress so a lot of concerns going forward in the weeks months and years ahead what are some of the vulnerabilities in the in the immediate aftermath of a disaster when we're talking about children. been separated from their parents and then we tried to and then doing the family tracing. for them and obviously you're specifically involved with children with save the children but

a lot of criticism of the government's performance in response to this disaster that it's been slow people haven't received enough aid if any why is it seemingly taking so long in your opinion. the access is the biggest challenge just. those by. the house and that's one of the concerns. couldn't manage. and distribute the supplies on that area and it's improving now it's improving the government actually dropped supplies by air and also we. have been. all right thank you very much that is a baby quoting from save the children clearly doing a very important job we mentioned criticisms of the government one of the main ones has been a lack of heavy equipment here from the outset rarely to begin clearing away the

rubble to speed up the search and rescue operation and the recovery operation operation right now the government says from its departments it has eighteen excavates is in the disaster areas continuing that work there are some from private companies as well helping but the government says it needs hundreds more to continue with that work effectively well let's go now to my colleague andrew thomas who is across town in pilot city outside the rural hotel which is one of the most severely damaged buildings still some people missing inside that building andrew you have traveled around some of these disaster areas over the past week what's your sense of how the government has handled the response. well talking to family members of those who are missing the response has not been fast enough as you say when the earthquake struck exactly one week and one hour ago

now this hotel the row row row what is now left of it was one of the buildings most badly damaged they were between fifty and seventy people inside when it collapsed no one to know exactly how many saw in the search operation which so that was quite saying and watching has been painfully slow thirty two bodies have been pulled out but they do feel the search operation has been too slow and they feel it got going much too slowly as well i think it got going faster by being more lives could have been. the rower. still digging and still finding bodies after a horn sounds the machinery briefly stops and that is carried out but it's not. as husband. is still somewhere inside last friday he was staying at the hotel on business the couple spoke to in the afternoon three hours later both their worlds

collapsed. and his son drove eighteen hours straight here. when we arrived there was nothing going on even though we could hear people crying for help some local people tried to help using their hands but they couldn't do much without machinery. have now spent six days sitting by the hotel waiting while we were talking the horn sounded again another body has been found but it was another mother very disappointing from the government of the little. very late about how more lives could have been saved if they got here yes. i'm sure. into these years government says it brought in twenty one heavy machines to the loo on friday forty six in total since last friday when it's running this operation seems thera and professional but the search started late and

even now it starts at nine thirty you thought i was but the next day and we hope we have more. professionals here just the first to be saying lessons must be learnt. without issue of not being able to after dark has real consequences another hotel why in that was really badly affected in the earthquake is the mic you're about two or three kilometers away from where i'm standing and when they were searching on thursday so about twenty four hours ago now a french team of specialists sent him some very high tech equipment using white point some way and they thought they detected a heartbeat but it was about this long yesterday a couple of hours earlier because it was getting dark they couldn't do any active searching well they say that may have been a false positive their machinery may have given them an error but nevertheless they had to stop for the night and when they went back this morning in that same clever

machinery in trying to text signs of life the word numb and that is what were you both here we saw around this hotel today and we've seen in previous days as well but the search operations got going to slowly and they're not going even now at a fast enough place. yes certainly a devastating story there the one about the mchugh hotel one of many of course that we have come across over the course of the past week thank you andrew well we talk about the homelessness there is also nothing for people to do here there is no work the city the affected areas have largely really being closed been shut down since the disaster struck on friday a week ago and that's partly why we have seen so many people those amazing scenes that thousands of people lining up there waiting for hours trying to get a place on one of the military planes that is getting people out of the disaster areas well let's go now to jim duggan who is also in city.

shopping mall in also severely damaged we saw the indonesian president joko widodo in town twice over the past week he said one of the main priorities is to restart the economy are we starting to see signs of that or is it too early to talk about those sorts of things. well when we're seeing that we're seeing economic movements little by little but i guess what we're seeing is just a response to the needs the emergency response needs of the people here of those who need to respond to the needs of those have been displaced now i am at a one of the many shopping complexes there have been destroyed here in tell you i'm going to step aside and just show you the magnitude of the devastation of this shopping complex this is just been saying the main street here in for lou and this is part of a big shopping complex as you can see the third floor is completely caved in and

it's happened it's friday six pm exactly a week ago at this time when mom operations are busiest there had been looting attempts at losing over the last few days and now this has been basically taken under control by state forces they have just started clearing operations the main areas the main entrance of the building complex has been slowly being cleared they're pulling out cars that have been stuck now this whole thing is under control of the minute she should know they have rescuers have not actually access that mall yet no one has been taken out of their retrieval and rescue operations has not started so you can just imagine the agony of so many families waiting for news about their loved ones now when that situation is similar all across by lou and other neighboring districts we drove around coastal areas communities bridges homes

schools mosques collapsed. but when you talk about reconstruction it's just not going to be in one your area alone it's all about raising one community to another when and as you mentioned you know the issue of schools basically the vice president actually mentioned earlier that they intend to rebuild and open schools within the next month that emergency operations are going to continue for the next two months and they will continue bringing in more help as much as possible we're seeing foreign volunteers coming in here and getting involved but what we see basically is indonesian government leaving all of these operations a lot of machinery going around trying to clear does a very they expect that to happen many months but then again that is just the clearing part the reconstruction the rebuilding thing is something that is going to last for years and that is something that even the indonesian government asked them when. thank you very much yes there is

still in all whole a lot of work to do as i mentioned the search and rescue operation still very much going on even though the cries for help these signs of life slowly but surely over the course of the past week have faded away still or there is incredible resilience in the communities around the affected areas here in central sulawesi the people that i have spoken to over the past week or so are determined to rebuild determined to go back to their homes to start their lives again even though of course that could be a very long way off. plane. holloway thanks very much against a very full think of the situation there as you say it's a long road to recovery for the people of. plenty more ahead on the increasing we take a look at the greek government's efforts to help refugees as winter approaches plus

. i was on the iraq syria border and i'll tell you why thousands of women and children previously associated with are stranded with no future prospects. and in sports the formula one world champion now really avoids a huge crash in japan with the action from practice. the winners of this year's nobel peace prize have just been just over an hour ago. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty eighteen to dennis machir and. for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict. both laureates have made

a crucial contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. dennis mcrib is the hill who has devoted his life to defending these victims. rod is the witness who tells of the abuses perpetrated against herself and others each of them in their own way. has him to give greater visibility to wartime sexual violence so that the perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions across one journal whole was that a heavy announcement. so the two thousand and eighteen nobel peace prize awarded here in oslo this morning in part a surprising part of house not

a joint award given to dennis mccuaig of the congolese doctor and gynaecologist and nadia more rather a member of the yazidi minority subject to sexual abuse by ice field when it attacked and tried to wipe out her minority group in two thousand and four to denis mccuaig a very well known he's been rumored to have been nominated before for the nobel peace prize because nominations were never made public so his name was certainly among those minted this possible winners this year he founded the clinic. and has become famous for treating women victims of gang rape and other sexual abuses by the rebel forces in the war torn country of the democratic republic of congo could not be a more out of course less well known they've described in this joint witness to help and the victim he the help but she representing the victims so many of them of sexual violence where violence was sexual violence if used as a weapon of war you know idea of morag only three thousand kids leave the women

alone who are held as sex slaves and subject to repeated rape gang rape and other forms of abuses the press conference that followed given by barrett rice i'm just in the chairperson of the nobel committee. seemed to illustrate that people were not entirely taken aback by this when there were lots of questions about the b. two movement the nobel committee at the nobel foundation rather of course touched by the me to do it because of the postponement of the literature prize this year with one of the swedish academies members accused of sexual improprieties was this in any way to do with the decision to award the prize to those fighting sexual violence and she said well let me too movement and war crimes are not quite the same thing are they but she said they do have something in common the protection of women encouraging women to come out of the shadows and speak up for themselves let's go now to mohammed out there he's in baghdad to talk a little bit more about. the yazidi women like her just that is

a little bit about no idea what she survived. a husband through one of the most horrific experiences no teenager anywhere should be allowed to go through it was in august two thousand and fourteen when one afternoon village you called junior the single area of mufon and out when i still fighters attacked the village killing hundreds of people including six of our own brothers and brothers and then they abducted some girls who included know who they took to the city of more than a stronghold for i saw and for three months they kept a six lives she was reputed raped. and also tortured but it wasn't until august february two thousand and fifteen in the hawk refugee camp when she tours to bravely come out and not it or deal of the heart of the us

all fight or something nor the victim had done before and something that was considered really brave yet late later that year she got resettlement to germany where she continued a complaint against. sexual violence as a weapon of war that in itself is an extraordinary achievement isn't it but on top of that she's managed to challenge the rules of the z.t. society to allow her and other raped women to be allowed back into the community. yes indeed not only. voice women been knocked on the pawn before because of what they have gone through and the experiences they have had and the toyman they went through by the cup the balls will then tire of the community is allegedly marginalized community living

within a community that has ostracized them for so long maybe due to their believes and coming from such. a fringe community by complete with twitter and then not only finding hard voice but also becoming an advocate for all those girls thousands of them who have been subjected to about kind of torture is not i'm in for it ok we'll leave it there for a moment thanks very much for joining us there from like that. how the top administration is accusing china of trying to undermine american democracy by meddling in november's mid-term elections by president mike pence as they don't want a different american president because of washington's tough trade policies a white house correspondent kimberly halakhah reports from washington. in the very early days of the transit ministration the us president rolled out the red carpet to host chinese president xi at his mar-a lago resort. more than eighteen months

later that warmth has been replaced by a trade war between beijing and washington and a strong warning by the u.s. vice president mike pence our message to china's rulers is this this president will not back down. in a fiery speech penned astrally u.s. rhetoric. broadly blaming china for everything from military aggression in the south china sea to intellectual property theft to advance its global interests chinese security agencies have masterminded the wholesale theft of american technology. including cutting edge military blueprints and using their stolen technology the chinese communist party is turning plow shares into swords on a massive scale us media is reporting that includes inserting microchips into servers

used by apple and amazon to spy on u.s. companies hence also accuse china of religious persecution and human rights abuses cracking down on chinese christians buddhists and imprisoning more than a million muslim weekers in government camps and domestically while the u.s. special counsel robert muller continues his probe into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. election. pence reiterated president trogs claim made last week at the united nations about china and the upcoming elections to put it bluntly president trump's leadership is working and china wants a different american president hence accuse china of election meddling in the twenty eight thousand u.s. mid-term elections and the twenty twenty presidential vote with an elaborate december mation campaign to influence u.s. voters hence says the trumpet ministration remains hopeful china will come around

until then he says it will continue to address what it calls chinese aggression already there are terror of some place and more than two hundred fifty billion in chinese goods and more are at the ready and could be implemented as early as next year can really help at al-jazeera the white house correspondent ajahn brown has reaction from the chinese capital beijing. well details of the vice president's speech had been leaked many days in advance so china knew what to expect a spokeswoman for the country's foreign ministry said that the vice president's accusations were groundless based on hearsay evidence she stressed that china was pursuing a peaceful path and wanted cooperation with the united states as well as mutual respect but there's no doubt the china now understands that the united states is both widening and intensifying its attacks on china mike pence his speech touched on the principal points of friction between china and the united states right now

trade taiwan the south china sea religion human rights and cyber security and of course the rest of asia and the rest of the world is now watching on nervously wondering where this war of words is heading and it's not just a war of words because last weekend in the south china sea we almost had a collision between a u.s. warship and a chinese warship they came to within about forty meters of one another and there is a real concern that that brinkmanship on the high seas is starting to get out of control now on monday the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei will be here in beijing he's paying visits to south korea north korea as well as japan he's here to brief china on what the united states is saying to north korea as it tries to breathe new life into its north korea policy but of course he'll be looking to try to ease tensions with china but that job has just been made more difficult it seems by what the vice president has

said about china. just a few moments we'll have all the weather we have covered and then. a nation divided republicans and democrats different conclusions from the f.b.i. report on the president supreme court nominee. and how diplomatic crisis is brewing between turkey and saudi arabia over the disappearance of a prominent saudi journalist. plus in sports upsets his opponents by turning up late to the press conference in las vegas. with those details. by the spring time flower of a mountain. to the. wind. what we're watching tropical storm type calm re right now here the storm is just to the

southwest of ok now i want to put this into motion and show you how it has progressed now it is weakening it was a very powerful super typhoon at one point but you can see right here what we are looking at this is the most current information that we do have with the storm with about one hundred kilometers per hour winds gusting up to about one hundred thirty now the storm is going to continue to weaken but it is expected to make landfall on the korean peninsula as we go towards saturday the storm is moving quite quickly but it's going to be the amount of rain that we see in the korean peninsula anywhere between one hundred two hundred millimeters of rain expected over the next forty eight hours so localized flooding is expected in that area i also want to tell you what is happening here in the arabian sea because this particular area of low pressure that we are watching is expected to develop into a psych lone right now we do expect to see very heavy rain showers in the southwestern part of the indian subcontinent here in carolina but as we go towards the next couple of days and into next week this storm is expected to increase in intensity now we are going to be watching this very carefully because as it goes

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the activists. norwegian committee says it wanted to give a war to all of those fighting sexual violence as a weapon of war. and the drug administration is accusing china of trying to undermine american democracy vice president mike pence using economic and military tools as well as propaganda comments come after president trump accuse china of interfering in the upcoming election. now as winter approaches in greece thousands of refugees are being moved to better housing on the mainland military organizations have criticized the government's migrant camp saying they're unfit for human habitation. reports from northern greece. each man. has placed at the table to some sort of hardship. his wife is pregnant and that puts her in the vulnerable category grounds for removing the couple from morea camp

on the island of les bush earlier. and here yes yes it's good. good. good good very good here good here. good moria is meant to hold three thousand asylum seekers even after hundreds of evacuations it now holds eight thousand international aid groups say unsanitary and inhuman this community on the shores of lake valving in northern greece is the first of its kind in the country it is not a makeshift camp but bricks and mortar and hear people's humanity seems restored living in hotel apartments means they can fend for themselves this syrian couple left the camp because the bomb that killed their two children back in syria had lodged shrapnel in their mother's abdomen they never went to hospital during their

seven month stay in morea now they have a hospital appointment after just a week involving the government has had to keep up with new arrivals from turkey so it has moved more than eight hundred thousand asylum seekers this year from the islands to the mainland and it plans to move six thousand more by november the aim is twofold to relieve the islands and offer refugees more humane conditions here the government has achieved at least the second goal people are visibly relaxed the european union provides them with a small stipend for groceries that and an e.u. rent subsidy for their hotel apartments have helped the local economy which used to rely on a different kind of subsidy. the out early who came here had social security subsidies that's all been done away with and tourism here is down to a quarter of what it was before the crisis or if you g.'s have brought the work back up to a decent level. many of these asylum seekers will end up receiving international

protection and staying in greece they will then face the hardships greeks face of making a living in a depressed economy but that will be the normality they miss jobs and open loss al-jazeera. fotis philippo as combine director for amnesty international joins us now via skype from athens good to have you with us that we saw the difficulties that refugees generally face in cannes and just raised report hasn't it focuses specifically a women want all the challenges that they face. exactly we have been looking at the station of women and girls for fiji's in greece since two thousand and seventeen we're looking at several different issues several recent of women and girls particularly facing in addition to those that every single refugee currently in greece and he's facing from sexual violence along the journey to abuse sexual violence that while they are safe and vicious in overcrowded camps even in

unsanitary conditions we are we are seeing pregnant women sleeping on the floor. sleeping in mud sleeping in what floor. children in similar conditions and we're looking at situation where they very little access to information they have no access to sexual and reproductive health care and no access to to adequate interpretation in their languages and these are all. problems that limits the possibility of women to to participate in decisions that affect their lives to actually meet their needs and to to play an important role in the change they want to see for themselves what we're highlighting he's these women actually have very clear suggestions very clear demands on the east can improve their conditions right now we all saying please moving thousands of refugees from these cabins on the islands to the mainland seem to be trying to improve the situation is

that not happening. we have seen so welcome of obviously from from the government that they resume urgency relocation of people right now there is an acknowledgement . that the numbers and on the islands are just unsustainable that the services and facilities available cannot provide and shelter adequate shelter to these people however in a situation where policies actually require that thousands of people are trapped on greek islands until they're there and asylum applications are processed and in a situation where there isn't adequate facilities also on the mainland we do not have the lot of good housing offered to these people many of the of the people that are being transferred are transferred to unsanitary comms camps that have been shut down before because they were not suitable are now opened again for people to be

hosted and there is a desperate need for an improvement in the conditions both on the islands and in the mainland as a matter of urgency but there is need for longer term solutions for integration and there is also need for all the european governments to support greece by sharing the responsibility for for the number of people that are seeking protection in europe welcoming refugees in other european countries as well because the issue of refugees arriving on european shows is gone largely alz of the headlines and yet places like greece is still saying many people arriving all nationals. it is true this is this is a crisis european government has tried to do to push away and this is something that is still ongoing people are still seeking protection people are still in need of safety people are still arriving greece's shores and these people need to be well countries people need to be welcomed the not to put conditions and most

importantly and it is really important to highlight the voices of women and girls and this is as much as a refugee issue as it is a women's rights issue and we are seeing around the world right now women and girls raising their voice against abuse exploitation inequality and refugee women are doing the same their voices must be listened to. leaders politicians authorities need to act on those boards and implement those demands fotis thank you very much for joining us from athens. thousands of women and children captured after the defeat of eisel being held in detention facilities in camps in iraq and syria human rights watch as nations to repatriate the citizens of the whole fair trials for those accused of being associated with i sell some advantage of it has wolf well came on the iraq syria border. the children and i nice a camp in syria tease each other and play like most others their age but because

their family members lived there i feel they're not treated like ordinary children their movements are restricted just like their mothers who were married twice and five or supporters. of the ger is among them she was brought to syria by her husband now for the journey her children cannot go home and is here with my husband used to fight in aleppo he was killed there i saw brought us to a hostel which was run by cool woman one woman even gave birth in a toilet but she wasn't allowed medical help no one could go outside and they were not married i married this injured man needed someone to take care of him we decided to flee but the trafficker took us to a kurdish area we were arrested. the women in camps come from around forty countries almost all share similar stories thousands came to live in what i still called its california after the group took control of large parts of syria and iraq but everyone who lived with the group is now seen as an accomplice. this eerie in teacher says her first husband was killed by the syrian government and she remarried a moroccan man so her three children would be taken care of we have nothing to do

and i know i says we don't care about them they are very bad people you know and they put my imprisonment husband and one must imprison and i don't know which prison he is all the time i was looking for him and they told me just go back to home you are a woman it's forbidden to go i don't you know the reason why they imprison him is just for smoking you are thinking that you are feeling from hell to heaven and you know actually we are in another hell it's miserable situation here. some iraqi and syrian women have been sentenced to death for their alleged crimes but rights workers say finding women guilty by association is not a fair process first and foremost trials should be fair there's no there's no way around that i mean we can start from the assumption that trials will be fair and that examiner turned in about international right you have a right to go anywhere you walk us forces have trained fighters from the syrian democratic forces on how to treat prisoners and some efforts are under way to

repair treat at least some of the women and children it's a difficult situation and very tragic expression for the children i know a lot of countries have expressed interest in bringing the children back to their country depending on where the fighters are from but right now that problem still needs to be solved rather than just putting them in a camp but many countries do not want anything to do with the people who lived under eisel rights activists see injustice breeds contempt and instability and the danger from a lack of free trial and indifference from home countries is a continuing cycle of vengeance and not something that groups such as i saw. taken advantage of some of the job with others they were on iraq syria border. and it turns on saturday for part three of our summer ben jarvus reports from our home where we look at building efforts in towns destroyed by eisel fighters. india has signed a controversial new deal to buy russian s. four hundred missile systems india force ahead with

a five billion dollars deal despite the threat of u.s. sanctions on countries that trade with russian defense firms the penalties were intended to punish russia for its annexation of crimea and alleged interference in the two thousand and sixteen us elections the us hit china with sanctions last month over its arms agreements with russia the un's refugee agency says it is deeply concerned for the safety and security of seven ranger men deported from india to miramar on thursday un says the men were detained denied access to lawyers and their applications for asylum were not assessed it says the removals have left thousands of rangers who live in refugee camps in india worried that they too could be deported hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims fled violence in near my over the past two years most of them seeking shelter in bangladesh here's president donald trump is urging what he calls rich countries around the world to cough up finances for american military support a republican rally in minnesota trump points his finger at saudi arabia and the

kingdom security is indebted to washington we defend countries that are very rich don't pay us or they pay us a small percentage take surely arabia which you say they have some money so we defend them and they pay a small percentage i said excuse me king salmon is my friend do you mind paying for the military. they're paying for thirty percent i said you might bank. the washington post has printed a blank column in its newspaper in solidarity with the saudi contributor who went missing in istanbul disappeared on tuesday after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul saudi officials say kushal he went missing after he left the building but the turkish government believes he's still inside. his fiance told al-jazeera what

happened at the saudi consulate on the day he disappeared and. it happened on the second of toben mean she went to the consulate in istanbul to get some paperwork for marriage jamal went into the consulate and i was waiting near the door the appointment was at one pm after a few hours no one came to me they were supposed to come and get a phone from me but no one came i went to the door and asked security it was almost three pm security told me no one was side and that maybe i didn't pay attention when jamal lift i called the consulate the saudi men answered and he told me they closed and that no one is inside and you shouldn't wait here. top republicans say there is no hint of misconduct in the f.b.i. report into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh democrats say the reported sexual assault allegations is incomplete the senate is expected to vote on cavanagh's confirmation later this week to. criticize

a government agency on twitter just days after he up to negotiating a settlement to keep his job losses gest of the securities and exchange commission was helping investors betting on tests as dr for its third mass last week for alleged fraud after the c.e.o. wrote on social media that he was considering taking the firm private agreed to pay a twenty million dollar fine and step aside as testers chairman for three years.

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million dollars and they are backing him eventis tweeted christianity now has shown in recent months his great professionalism and dedication which is appreciated by everyone at your ventus events and legibly dating back to almost ten years ago do not change this opinion which is shared by anyone who has come into contact with this great champion. six times south american champions boca juniors a series in the semifinals of this year's coppola better though it is the argentinian team are up against quotas eight zero in the second leg of their quarterfinal match result or scored first but then had to play a sent off for a second yellow card because christian left it until deep into stoppage time before equalizing it finished one won but buckle went through three one on aggregate they'll play pomade us for a place in the final. internationally to committee says it has no information on alleged cyber attacks by the russian military against sports organizations on

thursday the us department of justice charge seven russians for hacking of among other organizations the i.o.c. anti doping agency's analytic athletes we know that. we have been the target of numerous attacks and as a result of these so we have constantly improve our defense system for cyber security and again we are waiting there for information from the different security services orbach was speaking ahead of the uther lympics in one aside as which will also see some special guests that tie a boy's football team who are trapped in a cave for almost three weeks visit athletes at the games to share their experience is the first stop ahead of a u.s. tour which will see the wild boars team head to new york and los angeles over the next two weeks form

a cyclist who was banned for doping and was the whistleblower in the case against lance armstrong has decided to return to the sport with his own team floyd landis will launch a development team in canada using a portion of the money he was awarded for uncovering the doping scandal which took down the form a seven time tour de france champion landis's team will also be sponsored by his cannabis business the forty two year old american was himself a former tour de france champion before being stripped of the title for doping. spanish moto g.p. ride a whole hell of ren's or has been taken to hospital in thailand after a huge crash in practice that a catchy ride already has a fractured foot from a crash an hour ago and a few weeks ago when this happened the three time world champion rolled his bike which broke apart from the force of the crash he was conscious after the accident but was taken to hospital for a scan on his wrist. to formula one and lewis hamilton was lucky to avoid a serious crash in practice for the japanese grand prix watch this.

if you're travelling a full speed just managing to avoid smashing into the back of pier ghastly the french driver was punished for driving unnecessarily slowly and impeding hamilton who had a great day other than that he was quickest in both sessions ahead of his mercedes team mate all terry bought us ferrari could match their pace which will be concern for sebastian vettel who is trying to gain ground on hamilton the race for the f one title. or colo science jr is racing foreknow in japan while his dad has been testing out the call that he'll use to defend his deco rally title science senior a two time world champion has won the back already twice with persia and volkswagen is now joined by many and this was him putting his car through its paces in morocco the two thousand and nineteen edition of the dakar rally is in peru and the fifty six year old science is excited about what is to come with his new team. and phil

mickelson may have struggled at gold's ryder cup last week failing to win any of his matches but after a trip hof way around the world the american seems to have picked himself up mickelson went from france to california to play in the season opening cyc way open he made six straight birdies in the first round to go seven on the par and is just two strokes behind leaders set struck up. bron james as won his first game with the l.a. lakers he scored eighteen points in an n.b.a. preseason victory over the sacramento kings but any played the first half and was rested in the second the lakers won by five points one hundred twenty eight two hundred twenty three it's still early days in the n.h.l. season but already fans of the vegas cold nights have high expectations the team made it to the stanley cup finals on its debut last season i need to finish as runners up to the washington capitals they played their home opener in front of a franchise record eighteen thousand five hundred fans at the t. mobile reno only to lose five two to the philadelphia flyers on thursday.

well that game was at the same arena where khana mcgregor will return to the usa this weekend he's taking on lightweight champion had be no my commodore but there was one important thing that was missing at the news conference on thursday and that was mcgregor him self. discomfort is beginning i'm not grateful nobody has to go in there and question i'm here i have schedule i have to make wade i have to worry about myself why i have to think about came a come on or. if somebody made this is not my problem you guys did. fifteen minutes i'm here these guys even done this is big business big. yeah i had not impressed and after holding his solo press conference he left the stage with his lightweight belt even the fans disappointed there was no face elf. but then a little later than that i got finally turned out he blamed it on the fake us traffic. opinionated this that's driving is a little heavy that must be

a mcgregor awfully gone on i don't know where that family is he doesn't want to be around me he doesn't want to be around these people he is petrified i don't see i'm still with energy to see him my people come here and support me and i look forward to going to make every single one of us' proud on saturday night thank you so much truly from the bottom of my heart it's good to be back. all right that is a useful for an hour late. for him. well that's it for this news will be here in just a few minutes with another full bullets of news but before that we're going to leave you with some of the scenes from the paul seven days and in asia what tens of thousands of people remain in need a week in the areas of palu and dongola devastated by a magnitude seven point five quake and tsunami.

when they're on line for humanitarian been taken out. of the. french or if you join us on i guarantee no one has a back story like yours this is a dialogue i'm tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice. and that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell join the global conversation on al-jazeera. lives in fear constantly looking over his shoulder she says she was threatened by armed men as they ransacked the home she knows who ordered the attack and why they want to develop on the community and. we can't let the men we need to continue they can kill me i'm not afraid of being killed i need to defend my people who've been here since fifteen sixty nine without any help from the government and now they want to destroy the forest that is part of. the land ownership in brazil is among the most

concentrated in the world those who ordered the intimidation the murders a really brought to justice. survivors in indonesia face life changing injuries after last week's earthquake and tsunami. hello i'm with al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. the nobel peace prize for twenty eight team to dennis. and. the norwegian nobel committee uses this year's peace prize to take a stand against sex.