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over the last. doctor he has achieved great success as a pharmacist and businesswoman in the netherlands. our experience of arriving in europe as a young girl remains fresh in her memory including the difficulties and challenges of landing in a new country. she devotes time helping today's refugees to find jobs and to integrate into society. to belong to the very forward made for a hold. of this moment hill phil love looked a little syria. a cloud of up with dacre and now. they have for inclusive and director who are more over it. all or have looked at. but it made them all the or here we are

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doctor not that i drew by he is a high profile successful businesswoman of our parents living and working in the netherlands aside from her business commitments she makes time at seminars to share how workplace experienced with young people from a variety of national backgrounds. some students find it very difficult. to overcome all the challenges that they have to overcome if they want to become an entrepreneur and so now they have. teamed up with. with the business community a female entrepreneurship. truth and select together of course which got the staff there can be to make sure that coaching will take part. of course we hope it

will eventually get our diploma started. me to. say that i'm a. sahm feel. that . i have been. been. there. and i miss my little holly or that. we have in our network we have a yearly election of ethnic minority business woman of the year and every year we have a major effect and it's

a black tie event with 5 people the top of the netherlands the politicians the ambassador everything that means something in the netherlands is on this affair and because for 15 years we've been organizing this and in 2015 and i was one of the nominees who was presented for the ethnic woman award of the year and we have an independent jewelry chose her to be here at the businesswoman and my 1st son here at the thomas films a posh. theory i have on the island of the men. who are. at the mouth of a coffin. 3. so i did them the. only he had of.

it's been many years since now dad left her native iraq she has integrated well amongst the people of the netherlands family gathering serves as a reminder of her iraq you it's. how in the. regina island. want to lochner men and women and i was 40 and images that are so am and how on earth and father robertson s.s.u. a lot of my own. marvelous wine and. believe a man or. woman more you again. or the one next if you're on

the 2nd on homeland to argentina if not. a nurse or. how that a kid could hold your thoughts and never had a letter or cathartic and. no doubt the bundle of them in our government to show the measure i fell in iraq i don't harbor here without a conclusion. yeah and enough and had a. clue what. i'm about a. year . in which stated. what of but it. you still don't feel like giving us a bluff. and that's. where she mark on the block is sort of going to.

be like this is. going to have to. live with a. doctor not the pharmacist business leader and inspiration to many young people in her adopted home then other lands. in part to another successful woman this time based in italy samantha bill carter is an elected member of midland city council. and freaked out a while about the power would be our. old collini. well. my few feet but how do you how alaska theater. or what but.

this is a dialogue that you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that must start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this it will be asian literally before you do a ph and i fully join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be are 3 on al-jazeera. i remember the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations was that the so many nationalities. just that we all come different places but it's one that gives us and gives us the ability to identify the people when they're the other side of the

world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al jazeera. a team of chinese scientists carrying deep sea mission searching for rare is also the one who when it's produced china's underwater on out of the earth. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera iran's foreign minister says they'll be all out war if the u.s. response to attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities by taking military action against his country yemen's who the rebels claimed responsibility for the strikes but washington and riyadh say 10 iran is to blame. the u.s. justice department is being accused of playing

a key role in reportedly withholding a whistle blows complaint against president trump the head of the u.s. house intelligence committee says intelligence officials were blocked from passing on the complaint to congress u.s. media are reporting that it's related to a phone call between trump and a foreign leader trump is labeled a story fake news. the whole point of the whistleblower statute is not only to encourage those to report problems abuses violations of laws but also have a legal mechanism to do so and not to disclose classified information because there's no other remedy. that the whole purpose is being frustrated here because the director of national intelligence has made the unprecedented decision not to share the complaint with us canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologized again after another photograph and video emerged of him wearing blackface makeup is vowed to continue with his reelection campaign. the u.s.

has expelled 2 cuban diplomats for what it called influence operations the officials were posted at the cuban mission to the u.n. in new york the state department hasn't given any details about the accusations or released the diplomats names protests are taking place around the world calling on countries to stop what's being described as an environmental catastrophe this rally was held in sydney australia as part of a global climate change strike directed at world leaders gathering in new york for a un climate summit. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in the u.s. state of texas because of torrential rains and flash floods authorities are warned more rainfall could bring what's described as catastrophic flooding as a tropical storm lashes the area and the british prime minister boris johnson should find out early next week whether his decision to suspend parliament ahead of the october 31st brags that deadline was legal the supreme court wrapped up its hearing on the case on thursday well those were the headlines the news continues

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italy where she works as a public representative her is a remarkable success story as milan's 1st muslim female council member. sumi arbil car that was born in the italian city of beirut to jordanian and palestinian parents she has enjoyed a special relationship with the city of milan since her student days at milan university had also lobola baba also asked them an advice and i. hope. that he could for that a good ask so what by the soldier. comes with about. just one little for what the whole of. a foot so i mean as a man in. santa claus some advice.

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every day is a busy one for so many hours. aside from politics she plays an active role in several muslim youth groups and is also a prominent women's rights activist. however she says that what drives her most is writing. becomes an awful lot of. well understood allows. her to very can a book that. you. really mean almost a remarkable of course analytic tibor 1. one of the few not thick then 50 miles feared in my. field. job iack woman and drew mortal fear. has i mean can the adul. but. the me and for you know we have we're only small men and i mean how we can man not this would almost 35 women not. muslim our you must be and how.

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merge my how well and know. be. lad why young. blacks but relax around until it has had a lot you thought you will be sure to be cooler most because they learn it all more. we see our service for the good for our neighbor so i thought she had the knowledge of that but they aren't here. to know what had done. almost one and a half 1000000 muslims now live in italy this makes. then one a few ups largest muslim communities the majority have integrated well into italian society while at the same time maintaining their arab identity. and it that

way it is clear that this is how i view the pope that we are all having to think a little. bit so you know we have a good idea we are. out of the sand business which is exactly that if i do that again i think. that it's way i could ever say this that if you come out with us and work with the bank comes another guy and a book about the clintons we have a couple of them and. i say. how good it all of them but i think what i'll do what i don't know would i never would you call it that i'm not a sign of that of missing a little it's obvious helen the c. of e. mcginnis i talk about that because you know i do like it was how love will come to those who could not love me i don't think it would but that's get them out of the line not to be to satisfy but send us a little bit but that i could go. in

2016 so my yob bill cognitive became the 1st muslim woman to win a seat in milan's local governing council previously she had been involved in politics working as a member of the italian democratic party. now as an elected councillor she found herself in a position to argue for real and meaningful change in her adopted city. i was she lesson for the been no ion. feel sad for the dia. i had. for you have to deal mia. and know your daughter is. what. will be our. fee. this

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counselor so my adult card dead and business leader dr now dad and the baby do not know each other yet have much in common they're both successful women of middle eastern heritage living in europe and both at the same time remain deeply rooted to their arab background they and their families have been welcomed in their adopted country and in return each has worked hard to repeat that while.

the 1950 s. a clash of governance politics and a challenge to french colonial rule. any 2 part series algy 0 tells the dramatic story of how modern genius you know was born to give us back our land and sea level for you to know. with a rare eyewitness testimony from the man who fought the french on the ground to newseum the battle for independence episode one rebel on out is iraq. still no letup in the heat across the middle east if anything temperatures 2 or 3 degrees about the seasonal averages lost a clear skies i saw you last a push over towards the black sea see this line of cloud just pushing up towards the caucuses that's going to sink its way further south which over the next day or

so so and korea $26.00 celsius here on friday for quite sharply to 19 degrees as we go on into saturday and the rain really setting in this system makes its way through little bit of snow there over the high ground still going up to 43 celsius in baghdad 39 in kuwait city and that sunshine extends down across the arabian peninsula here in doha we're getting up to around $38.00 celsius as well as $100.00 in fact had a fair bit of cloud across southern parts of the peninsula southern areas of amman into yemen where you say that cloud you might just catch a spot or 2 of light rain or drizzle salada at around 29 degrees some rain some really right pushing its way into the western side of south africa at present it's easing its way through getting into the thirty's in cape town recently struggling to reach 19 degrees on friday afternoon still as we go on into saturday the clouds thickening up and we could see some wet weather by the end of the weekend.

from inside the walls of a west african prison comes home. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. a renowned choreographer shares his passion for dogs inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their past and the confines of their present the dance of the us a witness documentary on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every year. the cal grows of toga. defenseless against the wind 7 different international marketplace.

and political activist on a mission to establish a co-operative to make can sell chocolate on that. power. a taste of independence on al-jazeera. the global youth movement against climate change inspired me to tina to vist kicks off in asia and africa. down jordan this is down to 0 live from doha also coming up political firestorm in the u.s. as a whistleblower as complaints against president trump was reportedly kept quiet.

iran's foreign minister heads to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly a day after he threatens all out war if the u.s. strikes plus. stand stages its 1st national nomad games where competition is reviving local culture. of the program protesters from more than 150 countries are expected to join a u.s. led strike calling for an end to fossil fuels it begins a weeklong global campaign demanding great to action on climate change is just some of the cities taking part in washington d.c. they will be a student led march to congress and there will also be a rally taking place in new york later in the day latin america there's a protest expected at the angel in mexico city and the day's 1st demonstrations are

already underway in thailand the philippines and australia and in europe we're expecting protests in london edinburgh and glasgow brussels berlin and paris tahrir square in the egyptian capital will host another gathering the square was the heart of demonstrations in 20112012 children will lead the march in nairobi as protests taking place. from mali to madagascar students are something outside the ministry of housing and urban affairs in new delhi to protest against unplanned construction which is contributing to carbon emissions where regular mohammed joins us live now from jakarta radio's a talk us through what we expect to happen with these climate protests that's a day where you will. go down the atmosphere is quite festive don that many police around at the moment here into concert most of the students as young as 10 and university students have gathered here oh wow minds as you hold they intend to demonstrate and won't small it's the presidential palace

and cool for one thing they want the government to declare the situation and the environment here on national climate imagine see they're saying they tired of having to deal with. dirty skies and they want blue skies to be able to breathe clean air as well now. this is actually the 1st time it's strike into qantas so it is highly significant and it comes off the back of much wider issues those that are facing indonesia right now which on these wild maya is that i have taken over some of the islands in sumatra and also on borneo and the haze has caused a lot of health problems for many people i'm the protesters here and the youth in katra saying that they want the government to deal with this more urgently and take more action yeah i mean as you say these climate protests such just highlighting how important it is to get the haze on the far as in indonesia under control quickly. yes so just put these to the specter of the

haze sound the fires are still a major issue for the government but their major priority right now on the island of borneo and smart try is to attend to those people who are reporting issues around being sick many of them are talking about having iron irritation that coughing they have asked and it's causing some really bad breathing problems for many people. so this is one major issue the wildlife is also being affected by about $37.00 rang it's hangs i believe what admitted into a rehabilitation center for also suffering from the same issues and even fishermen are saying that the visibility is so bad in some parts they caught even do their jobs they having to fish only on the sea shore and it's very difficult for them to navigate in the sea to do that basic fishing. in regards to the company is and individuals that were responsible for the burning land to care for the plantations they also under investigation we know that $185.00 people have been arrested so far

and the government will be monitoring that situation keeping us up to date and have that story will move forward. in jakarta rayna thank you. now the u.s. justice department is being accused of playing a key role in reportedly withholding a whistleblower as complaint against president trump u.s. media is reporting this relates to a phone call between trump and a foreign leader the head of the u.s. house intelligence committee says officials a blocked from possible the complaint to congress the president called it fake news . the whole point of the whistleblower statute is not only to encourage those to report problems abuses violations or was but also to have a legal mechanism to do so and not to disclose classified information because there's no other remedy. that the whole purpose is being frustrated here because the director of national intelligence has made the unprecedented decision not to share the complaint with congress well trump has denied the accusation here's what

he tweeted another fake news story out that never ends that actually anytime i speak on the phone to a foreign leader i understand that there may be many people listening from various u.s. agencies not to mention those from the other country itself no problem might come has more from washington d.c. . the man who received the original complaint as inspector general of the intelligence community he has now sent a series of letters to the house intelligence committee outlining the procedures he followed and the procedures that have not been followed he says he took 2 weeks to investigate the complaints and found them to be credible and importantly of an urgent nature he sent his report to the acting director of national intelligence who legally has a week to consider the report before forwarding it to the relevant congressional committee in this case the house intelligence committee but to director the acting

director of national intelligence went to the justice department who told him that legally he did not have to pass the information on now this of the intelligence oversight of the intelligence community making very clear he does not agree with this decision and in fact finds that the incorrect decision he's made this opinion public in that letter to the congressional committee this is given ammunition to that committee to take further action against the justice department in particular which it accuses of blocking information that legally the congregational committee should receive in the interests of protecting the president the congressional committee has now subpoenaed the acting director of intelligence to appear before it next week to explain why he did not follow constitutional and legal procedure and forward vetted complaint to the relevant committee in congress. iran's foreign

minister is flying to new york after being granted a visa for the annual gathering of world leaders at the united nations next week jogs or his diplomatic mission comes just a day after he warned of all out war if the u.s. takes military action against tehran that follows the bombing of 2 major saudi oil facilities same bizarre reports from tehran. drone and missile attacks on saudi oil facilities last week iranian leaders say the only reason the u.s. and saudi arabia are blaming them is because the alternative is too embarrassing that yemen's hoopy fighters were capable of carrying out such a destructive military operation. but the saudis say the drones and missiles direction of travel recover debris the capacity of the technology used in these attacks all draw a straight line back to tehran foreign ministers of odds are it has said of the iran co-incident is used as an excuse to attack his country iran won't think twice about defending itself he also warned u.s.

president donald trump not to listen to his saudi allies who would march to war with iran for their own sake they should pray that they won't get what they seek they're still paying for a much smaller a human wall that they were too arrogant in 4 years ago for those hoping for cooler heads to prevail the rhetoric coming from to iran of widespread and destructive retaliation is worrying and an indication of how far the u.s. and iran have come from the negotiating table. but the reality is iran's position is nothing new the promise of a kind of mutually assured destruction of american assets and allies in the region has been standing policy for years and iranian experts say is keeping iran's enemies at bay what is new is how frequent and assertive the message from iranian leaders has become a signal perhaps that there is real concern into iran that some kind of u.s. aggression may now be closer than ever on a visit to saudi arabia the u.s. secretary of state described the oil facility attacks as an act of war and promised

more economic sanctions on iran there will be more sanctions. we we have set about a course of action to deny iran the capacity and the wealth so that they can conduct their tears and to prove to prevent that from conducting their terror campaigns and you can see from the events of last week there's still more work to do we're going to continue to drive towards that end if you if you cannot fail to see the failed policy of giving money to this regime but what happened inside the arabia those opposed to the saudi led war in yemen now in its 4th year see the incident very differently the who these dismissed the saudi version of events describing the attack as an example of how their own newly developed weapons can now reach targets far beyond yemen's borders and they warned if the saudi led coalition won't stop dropping bombs on yemen then coalition countries should be prepared for more of the

same leaders here in iran have been quick to remind the world that it was yemen's who the fighters that claimed responsibility for the attacks last week on saudi oil infrastructure the who these no doubt consider these attacks not as an act of war by iran as the americans would see it but as retaliation for an ongoing saudi war that was sparked by a saudi led invasion and that's the line being pushed by iran's leaders as well. of these 2 people have died. died in the hundreds forced to leave their homes after torrential rain drenched parts of the u.s. state of texas people were evacuated from a hospital in the town of wynnie in houston thousands of people cut off by floodwaters were rescued by boat forecasters are warning for the rain could bring catastrophic flooding liberia has observed a day of mourning for 27 people who were killed in a fire at an islamic school near the capital most of the victims were students they were sleeping when the blaze broke out that night at the boarding school near

monrovia believe the fire was sparked by an electrical short time for a short break here not just when we come back. the buck stops with me and i take responsibility the canadian prime minister apologizes again for a scandal that's threatening his reelection campaign. and fears the world's most diverse rain forest will one day become a desert we look at how deforestation is killing more in that state. we got some warmer weather pushing into western parts of your private the next couple of days but still on the cool side the breezy side wall autumnal should we say scandinavia eastern areas if you are pushing over towards that western side of russia pieces of cloud here showing up quite nicely and you got this march weather front.