tv NEWSHOUR Al Jazeera October 23, 2019 9:00pm-10:00pm +03
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the year i was here on a talk radio multiple what i know and. to my darkest i'm a double out with this but the learner here. so i cannot see a younger german oversell at apollo we have a war little man i mean i legitimately thought of a civil war the fellow if. i am. the listener of the south. asserted of love and jim in a clinical trial is the media a lot of the infamously accounted there in mn dr jordan. about other had their mobile orbital as well hama and was as a locum one had a lengthy the army our military had them bitterly fought under the suburb of war is ian lee and who draw melissa leo will at the helm at israel ileo a lot be a boy or a nun another i'm up for no but the. home of nashua.
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over the years interpol has been involved in a number of controversies in 2003 the united states treasury designated interparty as a so-called terrorist entity alleging it was using its charitable status to channel funds to hamas a charge that interpol and its trustees vigorously denied interparty continues to operate as a registered charity in the u.k. the charity commission the office regulator of charities in britain has investigated and her past several times and has found no reason to alter its charitable status within 2 years into poverty. formed accusations came out
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because using the money from illegal purposes we have challenge piece stations which have reappeared every few years on both of us if i myself being involved with many many meetings over the years with legal representatives and officials in the british government charity commission you know what if you try and clear on name and make sure that we're still able to operate. at the latino to me to how the law but we didn't. call the media he says that the let it to sort of mobile are set up than we need the know what the mood is all the little. bit that had the most is that. modified to have him walk up to a month in the feet then feed. the judge to let you not them into how many. men did upon him and instead about rebuilt punya. about how the you have to modify their
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want to know about. you had the. whole goal. in charlotte without equal balik and charlotte on why they. come other than most of you did not live. to know how it comes or seen of do a lot. so there was a. merge i know the good news but what. i wasn't going to see on into it with. the fia. of the month not that was the
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one that michelin. fully in linux. and. when i was and i mean i had. been measured because i'm still a little man because. that was sort of. the last time vanna had there should be a little he said he had full in mental and emotional pain in who and emotionally and mostly me and i've been. home and home with him and with the leisure. and but i'm just out of here then nothing i'm better than mine and we're here and. i'm alone found a little bit of that a year. but
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there will be about. well nothing at all i just. want to. let the. thought of. what that. show a lot but with a. rope i love the mills if you know what that jet in iraq. does it all must if you know it was a feeling that the. 'd 'd enter pod has a lower public profile in mainland europe than it has in the u.k. while britain is the primary fundraising center for interpol and palestine is the region receiving de lion's share of aid dr uses has also linked up with
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a number of futile paean projects including the women's vote to gaza and egypt and . i met dr mustafa through the meetings of the international coalition of freedom and we have been working i think seen say. maybe they got us on our project in october. 2015 and here we decided to adopt the women both to gaza as a project of the mission it was suggested by if you members of the coalition. at some point we offered to the rest of the members and some of the members joined and they are call operating so one of these campaign sees a model of smiles where. is some stuff the. will the biggest thank you you know a really good word to do
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a husband who could move through or people who show love go alone make it easy even if destocking as it would he shall let you know it would work this is where we have to keep pushing and you see that we're living in the muck and he can be can he get messy to peace the. message of peace by that is very strong but at the house and the mashad not a new not know how without good feel them but the muhammad at the end will sort it out the ball doesn't mean i'm a gun jani you'll know i'm an american. well look at the get out of the look now the one when bob unordered the model in sunny. it up the ball does well but that young man had some adjustment to tell them how the english i guess out than that the gun at them the general dislike of the ball that got to that them and johnny would mostly fall i know on the edge of an addict but if. i close in me at an all i thought of the film and what i just hung up from the last punt on him on the ticket
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region and doesn't be a color to begin i'm with that. one which has been the felt out of why does it to me to have to pay yeah they do not. want. to use it has developed. a close bond with gaza and its people while this is primarily due to his humanitarian mark there is another quite different connection between gaza and his home in london. here. and i was you know one of the use of for one of the book. movies always the
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woman of the from the left in a coffin to me and to the cinema by the iraqi that you know that is a pic of me because i was lucky i got out of a line that few berthold yeah but you know. this is a and i'm. going to have. i don't even know i'm not. going to. let you know i'm about there was. none of that rushing something to him and a lot of it just joshing rant that i was. under. the pillow that i was that has a for. because of the the mother and all of them been paying money to be with us in the. prima donna. on the. the have already.
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ready ready ready suffered. from but it you have done a lot of fact. and the other need only. well i got a jeep there you said where. back there you're on your national center. how about this if it came in by him or not filmed on camera yeah i mean i wasn't saddam hussein who might be the father of the family. and how happy for their. own that is dead but to safely until we were really you know. we should be no i'm going to talk didn't you think about that now. full into cardiac henin quit the coon came about in the car than 401 and look at the folks here more often than what i can see here you know joe would. rather do it when you had to do michel could
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and he always. will but that he had been has been and. shouted at them up with a lot of we have the muscle of the. lead when we have been legit i know not. but. i do it all be upset more hostile than i haven't put off the overall but see below body up a bit that is. not the know what. it is yet a lot of a you know what is the obvious i will see about that myself without enough to know how you will feel we know if we would do it enough you had the at the know it i look at the thought it was in the. news is real mom about. muffet what this mother must of what us an opportunist and your. the one that my own well. well i have a book out of the other. 8
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campaign or. in part 2 we need dr shad. who as a child in syria looked to the skies with curiosity and wonder today she's one of their world's leading gastronomy. and i said of the way. to be messy and when i. say in the. midst of. in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake commuters fake phoning the enemy of the people and press freedom is on their attack in a brand new documentary series we explore the media landscape of the future how are journalists the world over coming to terms with this new reality and finding ways
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to challenge mainstream misconceptions whose truth is it anyway coming soon on a. deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you just said oh i disagree with that toy this sounds like blaming the public the country for the art and all of their seeming anybody these people well trained as much a part of the islamic state machine as we have been very and the inspiration of populism altered future join me in many hot sun as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here al-jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides rewind returns with a new scenery. brand new paints a vast amount to zanies documentary. rewind
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continues with police go there's millions of dollars in people's money jewish being taken in for their whole lives for my money i'm just down the drain and $1.00 day out is era. hello i'm elizabeth rodham in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera emergency services in the u.k. have found 39 bodies in a contain a truck in essex and southeast england a 25 year old madd from northern ireland has been arrested following the discovery the vehicle is believed to have been driven from bulgaria are the prime minister boss johnson described the incident as an on the imaginable tragedy and the whole
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house will be shocked by the appealing news that 39 bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones i'm i'm receiving regular updates and the home office will work place we would essex police as we establish exactly what is happening. and other news russian military police have started patrols in northeastern syria as part of a new deal with turkey russian news agencies are reporting a convoy has crossed the euphrates river and is heading to the border town of combat any under the deal agreed by presidents and the one and putin y p g fighters have 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers deep and to syrian territory protesters in lebanon out on the streets for the 7th day they're blocking roads across the country but the army is trying to reopen it main routes and they have made a number of arrests there are protests taking place across bolivia after the main
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opposition candidate carlos mesa rejected sunday's provisional election result president evil model is being accused of trying to manipulate the results of that he can avoid a runoff in december what al is appears to have a 9 percent lead over mitt. now one of the world's largest oil and gas firms is pulling out of a deal with saudi arabia russia's new cordless to transfer its 80 percent stake in a gas exploration project. to the state owned cell the aramco lukoil says the government of saudi arabia hasn't been able to make the project economically feasible now u.k. government sources boss johnson will try to call a general election if he's forced to accept a long breaks it today ministers rejected the prime minister's proposed timetable for ratifying his brakes a deal on tuesday johnson must now wait for the e.u. to approve an extension well those are the headlines on al-jazeera al-jazeera world
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continues next thank you for watching. north america has long been a phase of the nation from the middle east world renowned astronomer dr shad you have now works in the pacific islanders why. isn't kilometer from her birthplace and see where you live to be to much. of a speech. by then. what can i really and let the scene know it's. going to end the while the exact woman hum chinese it is i would like to be being fashionably london to have been other. than a less obvious until. some self i'm seen. in
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a dozen islet i'm at cincinatti nothing amanda had funny to mom and when most of the cincinnati were blue enough. cincinnati ohio beckoned and shadier moved to the united states along with her husband and daughter she had won a coveted place on a scientific doctorate program at the university of cincinnati as the only woman in an all male department she quickly moved herself in her new surroundings. mankind that most of. us and. syria struggle book to get an all for you have done. for you here in this one motion. and don't know coming to . me. come on there's a have to be tough for harley 100 star city and so with mt gox there are
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corona and the question is who the culprit is figured out he said this or astronomers is going to. become an expert in solar wind and her interest in the sun continue to grow before long the scientist came on the radar of the national iran objects and space administration. but that's just a lot of extra money who are about an altar lalla a wal-mart. markup. and been sort of a seamus the 2nd mr miller. to show for how they can all mark up about. the sharpness or can it. be is that mn her. why them and will be a. move to the last minute that is the woman by human life and the law.
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physicist should you have to become a respected just on the mark with a global reputation. has. to be this is just how wise institute for astronaut me. there she continued her research into the sciences i was son. and in the past. she's a at. the has should see and. feel. i had to do. chromeo pretty fuckin what headman her. why and why and. filters.
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place of us like your syria and libya and can yak and samea in south africa your favorite markel individual in terms of both the science that she has done and the ability to obtain grants that fund the projects. to take us to these various locations. also be a say they. also say. they have some see and i thought and no couldn't react than to show them in the octal bill somalia ours are no beer sheva us high in the sword are here sort of a little hellish i'm serious now. and feign atlantic that animals are really it on the fia and no more what i want to know they has some see it go on.
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top in the a b because when consult has some us moment and no. command must see it or in the. last. koach it is very significant that she is a female is actually the faculty chair which is the leader of our faculty and this is very rare we are still suffering in general i mean all across the stem education in the us and also in other areas we are suffering from toulouse more numbers off female scientists and so she is a role model in that sense and the fact that she is coming from a middle east. it's even more important so she's a role model minority populations both in terms of female and also in terms of the fact that she's coming from. working with sharia has been very very wonderful very fulfilling our she's
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a person that really encourages you to you know to to trust yourself to work hard and. you know do you do the work that you love as a person she's just very she's absolutely welcoming she's very she has a beautiful soul and she has you know she has a great sense of humor and so we've been able to really have a relationship beyond the academics. dr should you have remains committed to sharing expenses as an astronomer she has reached out to her need to syria though with limited success. and no one gets into the south china. sea veto by early in tears i am a. computer science so by then i. kind of. worked.
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that i. am. 4 years ago and i. was. friendly. and we've become great friends and. we have a lot of shared interests particularly in music. plays. less so now than i used to quite often i hear her. playing her cello vince sounds come across the road and we go to concerts together we enjoy musical events. and the learning. cuisine from her family to from it's been very.
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a good learning experience for me. and i sort of and there's a. circle to be messy. feel . and we have to be. who. has saved and all. that we will show you which was mass and. total n.f.c. but then. little for that i get to be behave. and campaign or doctor is on the stump for you so i followed very different paths they remain close to their middle eastern heritage their journeys have at times been
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bubbling away hair further south and just generally triumph i will see temperatures one as i was getting up to around 21 celsius little bit of cloud there just a round of a play about a top 27 that we have a side of the andes for santiago going to 30 and ascension some heavy rain that unites us into that eastern side of brazil having a persistent rain lingering here as we go on into with south of that temperatures just edging up on the some heavy showers to cross that western side of the addison all the possible in ecuador pain to venezuela and beyond the western side of the caribbean seeing the u.s. weather see go on through the next couple days that's where the thickest cloud is right into central america and levy down polls certainly on the cots here eastern areas of mexico as well saying some wet weather there just up into the the gulf of mexico across the caribbean we don't want to see showers just pushing out of its awards hispania out of these will just not just a little further east was as we go on through thursday but otherwise plenty of fine
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a yes they post it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. that. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news out lie from my headquarters in doha with me and as parag i'm coming up in the next 60 minutes a grim discovery police find. bodies in a truck that arrived in englewood from bulgaria. a warning from russia could expect
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more bombings by turkey's army if they don't withdraw from syria's border. the disputed election result triggers an angry scenes across bolivia now president evo morales says he's certain. i'm going to go with the sport as the new n.b.a. season gets underway. the chinese fans. refuses to. over the hong kong. emergency service in the u.k. have found $39.00 bodies in a container truck in southeast england the discovery was made on an industrial estate and gray's essex which is east of london early on wednesday morning police have arrested a 25 year old man from northern ireland on suspicion of murder of more on this
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let's go to our correspondent paul brennan he is joining us live from gray's inn essex and police there calling it an absolute tragedy but very little information so far about the victims. indeed the discovery was made at 1 40 am local time so 0040 g.m.t. here on the industrial estates of my shoulder it's called easton avenue and there are a variety of small industrial units on the lorry was parked up to the left hand side of the road you can see behind me which is called off by police inside that lorry a scene of unimaginable horror frankly the police of revealed that it was the ambulance service that was 1st called to the scene the police haven't said who called the ambulance service but it was immediately obvious that the people inside that truck 39 people were beyond medical help and of course police were immediately called in the roots of that truck police know it originated in vogue area and to
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arrive here in essex it would most likely have wanted to cross the english channel the color of a crossing before some reason police know it took and want the irish sea crossing which is into the welsh port of holyhead and they're looking at why that is but the main thrust of the investigation as you say at the moment is to try to identify those 39 victims inside the back of that truck and interview the 25 year old drive a truck or the 25 year old man who's been arrested in connection with this truck to see whether he has any further details that can shed some light on what exactly has happened here and paul apart from the ethics police calling this an absolute tragedy what are the reaction has there been anything into this. well in a country where brics it has dominated the headlines for days and weeks on end today the brics it noise was interrupted and it fell silent it was
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a prime minister's question session the regular weekly session of prime minister questions in which prime minister boris johnson broke from the normal rumbustious campaigning and exchanges with the opposition to pay tribute to both the emergency services and express his shock at the discovery here in essex the system. and the whole house will be shocked by the peeling news that 39 bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones i'm i'm receiving regular updates and the home office workplace we would essex police as we establish exactly what is happening the leader of the opposition jerry corbin joins the prime minister as well and paying tribute to the emergency services workers particular those that were 1st on the
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scene here and were confronted by that site it brings to mind all that we can't draw parallels too closely just yes well we don't know much more than we already know the $250.00 story the 2015 case on the austrian border with hungary it which $71.00 migrants were found in a refrigerated truck these refrigerated trucks are designed to be tight those particular migrants suffocated to death it's not clear what caused the death of these $39.00 here in essex that is going to be subject of a long and difficult and painful and emotional inquiry likely paula thank you very much for that finale that's paul brennan well the latest live and essex well let's stay with the story would you join now by. research and journalist focusing on refugees in europe she is the coeditor of critical perspectives on migration in the 21st century and she's joining us live from birmingham very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as our correspondent was saying we don't know the identities of
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the victims yet we have seen cases like this before in the european union from what we do know so far could this be another case of. asylum seekers dying as they seek a better life for themselves. it's highly possible use of 2 asylum seekers because if the facts that we know will grow the truth if that started from bulgaria then it's very possible that they are told seekers bulgarians one of the most common roads that the salem's because they when they cross from turkey. what is unusual however is the area that so the drug landed in weightless but this is usually where trucks from ireland arrive and you know we also heard a little bit more from our correspondent about that appalling case in 2015 between austria and hungary with 71 people were found dead can you tell us about peace you
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know these people smuggling rings how big are these networks and has anything changed since that case and 2015. it hasn't changed the only reason that we're hearing about this is so the number of people who have died there and that's pretty much every day today there was a shipwreck in cost in greece for example. the numbers might have ridiculous but it is something that we will keep saying if the european union continues with its make racial politics is so do you think european governments will be taking notice of this as they try to handle their immigration policies. personally i don't think that they will take any knowledge of this because it has been happening over and over and over again and nothing has changed the. trying to convince us that the you don't get agreement for example is a successful policy give try to convince us that they accuse a safe country for refugees and the same thing with libya. but as we have seen it
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hasn't so far in 21000 we have around 2500 deaths of refugees most of them them of their own young and nothing has changed it's not only of those 39 people without a day it's not the boy died in grace that day it's the general. idea that we have is the general picture that we have not idea so what does need to change you know we've had the prime minister barres johnson calling this then imaginable tragedy but this is a now prime minister who at the time of the brics that referendum campaigned on a very anti immigration anti immigration policies as i said before we will hear statements like thing is over and over again because the number of people who have died is a high number. but nothing's going to change unless the european union and the u.k.
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whether it's those in the european union or not unless they provide safe passage but nothing will change people will keep dying on that in the city and if they keep with their current immigration policies that they have we will see higher numbers. here we thank you very much for your time on the story we do appreciate it there is money and i live in birmingham thank you. moving on to other news now russian military police have started patrols in northeastern syria as part of a new deal with turkey according to russian news agencies the convoy has crossed the euphrates river and is heading to the border town of bani under the deal agreed by president said the one and putin y p g fighters have 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers deep into syrian territory well let's take a closer look at the so-called safe side ankara wants to create it will run along an area around 30 kilometers inside syria along the turkish border and russian and
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turkish joint patrols will run up to 10 kilometers deep on both sides of an area that runs between. and let's get more on this our correspondent charles stratford is joining us live from on the turkey syria border what do you hear and charles about the situation in the northeast and have we heard from the kurdish syrian democratic forces yet. salut lee no official statement by by the s.d.f. since this agreement was made between turkey and russia last night. we are hearing though as you say that these joint russian and syrian patrols have started along the border as per that agreement we're also hearing that russian forces across the euphrates and heading towards the town of money and co bani on the border again as per the russian and turkey agreement we're hearing according to sources that we
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have with the free syrian army fighters that were very much in the forefront of this operation with the turks there saying that. full seize are destroying their tunnels in the town of our mood which is to the east of russell and that that town that saw so much of the fighting that is now in the stand on the control and just as an indication of how fragile the security situation is at the moment we are hearing all of that to i.e.d. attacks reported i.e.d. attacks one in the town of commish lee which is under why p.g. sorry s d f kurdish forces control least 2 people injured there another i.e.d. killing at least 3 people in the town of so look which is closed it's a lobby odd which she's been on the control of by the f.s.a. the free syrian army for a number of days the president ordered on cold this agreement between turkey and russia historic and we've been looking at some of the events as they unfolded in
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sochi yesterday and this is a report. with only hours left of a u.s. brokered cease fire in syria russia stepped in. president putin offered help to remove and disarm kurdish fighters at the turkish syrian border together with syrian border troops but it's delayed we share turkey's concern about the growing threats of terrorism and the growth of ethnic tensions in the region the stench ns and the separatist mood in recent times where in our opinion artificially created by outsiders could find his have until tuesday evening local time to clear turkey's 30 kilometer deep so-called safe zone along the syria turkey border russian military police will then start joint patrols.
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