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because using the money from illegal purposes we have challenge piece stations which have reappeared every few years on the use of find 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 them and make sure that we're still able to operate. the looting not the me too however there are a lot that we didn't. want called 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. gene freeman all took to the battell had the most is that. modified to have them walk up to a month in their feet and feed. just to let the not them into him in. mn did a plenty and in that about rebuilt plenty of it. but how the yet to modify that i

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in for their whole lives from the moment. just down the drain one day on al-jazeera . hello i'm the hell with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. says it's sending additional military assets to syria 2 weeks after president trump called for all troops to be withdrawn the pentagon says it will help protect syrian oil fields from falling into the hands of i still fight as russia now says 300 military police have also just arrived in the country. lebanon's president has offered to meet protestors to help save the country from collapse after more than

a week of anti-government demonstrations michel aoun suggested a reshuffle was possible but says the government should not be toppled from the streets and there been more anti-government protests in baghdad demonstrators there say the government's failed to deliver on its promises of more jobs and training unrest started earlier this month and more than 150 people have been killed since then amid allegations of excessive force by authorities the iraqi prime minister says he'll reshuffle his cabinet and introduce sweeping reforms as he tries to appease public anger the police a lot to be had that we plan to reduce the salaries of officials in the presidential offices and ministries as well as members of parliament and executive managers of national public entities the funds derived from the reduction of salaries along with contributions from the state will be used to establish a social welfare fund that ensures that no iraqi lives below the poverty line and that any iraq without income will receive

a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 u.s. dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messer is refusing to accept the results and has called for more peaceful protests there's also been international pressure for a 2nd round vote or protests also continue in chile despite efforts by the president this is how it looks on the streets of santiago at least 18 people have been killed since the anti-government demonstrations began a week ago they started over higher public transport prices before going into a wider movement for economic and social change. a candlelit vigil has been held in london so the 39 people found dead in the back of a truck on wednesday police have confirmed the dead were chinese citizens the bodies were found east of london after the trailer arrived from belgium well those

are the headlines doubts back to al-jazeera wild. north america has long been a phaser. from the middle east world renowned astronomer dr shad you have now works in the pacific island of hawaii over 13000 kilometer from her birthplace in syria lived to be to much. of a speech. by then to roughy what can i really and let the scene or. the exact moment hum chinese because i would like to not be being good fashionably london. and to. himself i'm seen. in this fairly free for.

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a person that really encourages you to you know to to trust your so 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. no one gets into the south china. sea veto by lee in tears i am a. computer science so by the. kind of. worked.

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event the certainly the change in season here has been flooding rain in northern egypt and there is more to come that circulation a cloud will develop into something more easily on top of that on saturday bringing heavy rains to alexandria sania and probably a little bit further east said maybe affecting for example jerusalem whose temperature will drop to something like 19 is the rain comes in on saturday starting things to the east cloud will develop into showers over iran but iraq seems to have escaped the temperature down to 30 called just a little cooler and we might from the same sort of system get some showers crna over the red sea over this part of saudi arabia restoration pincers looking quiet for now but with the approach of potential tropical cyclones along way where there will be increase in the cloud and some time next week this might just hit the coast of a man we will watch that one with interest. because looking rather more active now as it should be of course is increasing cloud red coming into western cape on

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jail the billionaire boss of samsung is back in court on corruption charges. protection for a revered rock band on climbing through in australia provokes controversy. everyone has their own opinion that. so long as you. hello there is more anger against the government in iraq protesters are back on the streets despite the prime minister delivering a speech to reshuffle the cabinets and introduce sweeping reforms demonstrations started earlier this month with tens of thousands of people accusing the government are failing to deliver on its promises of more jobs and training. we plan to reduce the salaries of officials in the presidential offices and

ministries as well as members of parliament and executive managers of national public entities the funds derived from the reduction of salaries along with contributions from the state will be used to establish a social welfare fund that ensures that no iraqi lives below the poverty line and that any iraqi without income will receive a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 u.s. dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval let's bring in the name for an update she's joining us from baghdad and the protesters began gathering on the streets in baghdad on thursday evening so what's the situation right now on the ground. during typically a friday morning in baghdad is quite sleepy this morning is anything but as i drove in this morning to the bureau we could hear gunshots because protesters after getting penetrating the green zone toppling barricades overnight and marching to

the green zone were able to do so again so what i was hearing is gunshots tear gas and then water canyons were used to disperse the crowd which was likely only in the dozens and they retreated back to an area where they were protesting earlier this month called tough careers where there are protesters though not just here in baghdad already on the streets they are in the cities of karbala and nests riya and as in terms of baghdad it's very tense there are road closures throughout the city and security forces everywhere this is as you mentioned a continuation of protests that began on october 1st they lasted for days people are very upset about the ongoing lack of economic opportunities here they're upset about the lack of basic services such as possible water and electricity and they're upset about what they perceive to be a dysfunctional government that is looting the country of its money adding to their

anger is the fact that in this 1st round of protests earlier this month 149 protesters were killed the government and the military are now acknowledging that excessive force was used 7 commanders have been relieved of their duty and their cases are being handed over to the judicial system to determine if they will be facing criminal charges the government is vowing to hold those who killed protesters accountable and is valid today protesters will prepare checked it but with a cabbie they are not allowed to quote disrupt public life yeah and speaking of the governments we did hear from the prime minister natasha and he announced new reforms yet again overnight but it doesn't look like it's really appease the protesters so what does the government do next. that's a yeah that's a good question and again the reforms that he announced last night are just a little the latest in

a series of reforms that embattled prime minister idol has announced in these last several weeks since the protests began it's worth noting that today is the one year anniversary since he took office i'll tell you a little bit in a minute about some of the latest reforms that he's offering but his tone last night he came on the air at midnight to speak to the public and he sounded quite bitter to be honest with you he complained that his government is being held to a higher standard that previous governments had not and that political leaders who are now calling for reform failed to enact reform previously he's saying although protesters are asking that the government be dismissed in elections held he says that that would only create more chaos in the country so last evening he offered some additional reforms whether or not this will resonate with protesters across the country is another story he has said that he will cut the salaries of high

government officials by half so that would include the prime minister the president the speaker of parliament and other cabinet members he says that the money left over from their salaries will be diverted into a kind of the social security fund to help people so that they will not be living along the poverty line he also announced that there will be a reshuffling of the government again he is not offering to resign or hold elections again during the question is will these reforms announced by prime minister monti appease the protesters and what is going to happen today one do thing that did not happen from the previous protest is that shiite cleric sautter has rallied his supporters to come to the streets today and by the way he has the largest bloc in parliament so is a lot of power ok thank you for that update from baghdad. well protests in lebanon

are continuing despite president's mission pledge to crack down on corruption many have rejected his call for a dialogue demanding the entire government's resignation before any talks take place hundreds of thousands of people have been demonstrating for 9 straight days the pentagon says it's sending more military into syria 2 weeks after u.s. president donald trump called her all troops to be withdrawn the defense department says they'll help protect syrian oil fields from falling into the hands of isis fighters trump has been trying to fulfill his promise to leave the country completely saying it's not america's fights criticism lummi has more from washington president trump justified his decision to bring u.s. troops home and allow turkish forces into northeastern syria to attack kurdish allies in the region by saying it was time to bring u.s. troops home but he faced an immediate backlash in the united states not just from democrats but from some of his staunchest republican allies including people like

senator lindsey graham who has stood by the president through thick and thin there was a lot of worry about a resurgence of eisel in the region and about the appearance of abandoning allies in the region but earlier on thursday senator graham and some other republicans got a high level briefing at the pentagon and after that senator graham came out and he said he was reassured by plans that the pentagon was making to secure syria particularly the oil details of this plan have not been formally announced but reportedly it involves sending tanks to the region to guard this precious resource and the goal is to stop groups like i saw any other destabilizing forces from getting access to that oil. let's bring in a. talk about. first just tell us what you're hearing about what's going on because there are

reports of violations. yes in the 150 hour window that was agreed upon by the turks and the russians that they will allow this time for kurdish fighters to leave this area on the turkey syrian border since yesterday we've been hearing reports of clashes between turkey bought syrian fighters as well as syrian democratic forces who are now backed by the assad regime forces we've been hearing reports by the s.d.f. that there was an advance by the syrian fighters which has been countered by the turkish military saying that it was actually as the syrian fighters who tried to move 2 words these areas outside of the ceasefire zone and there have been heavy clashes reports suggest that many civilians have fled the area and there have been tell you both sides turkey confirming that 5 of its soldiers have been injured in the latest clashes so it is a fluid situation on the ground as more russian forces arrive there having 300 more

russian military police arrive in the neighboring towns. and other areas where they will be carrying out joint patrols with the assad government so they can replace the syrian democratic forces which turkey says are an offshoot of the white. which he sees as a terrorist organization so some are with the u.s. now saying it will station additional forces in eastern syria and yet another policy shift really what's happening to the withdrawal of the kurdish forces are they continuing their withdrawal from the border. but that is a very interesting development because if you remember the u.s. president announced that he is bringing his home and he is pulling out of syria what he called long bloodstained son but it in shift of policy he is sending more troops to words east in syria so this is an area which was taken by a kurdish fighters from the fighters in the last couple of years with the help of

united states and coalition aircraft and troops on the ground. now that u.s. hardware is that is that if you personally are going to be heading to words that tell you and the president of the looted that he wants kurdish fighters to move to words the oil region is signaling that he wants to abide by what he said on the turkish syrian border and wants them to move east words to words the iraqi border we've been hearing from moscow and russian military sources that they have seen the beginning of the draw of east goodish fighters but so far reports on the ground contradict that they say that most of the kurdish fighters are staying put and holding their forces again their warnings after warnings from both moscow and caracas that kurdish fighters should move inwards 30 kilometers deep inside syria turkey otherwise they would face a turkish forces advancing the russians and moving them but force ok thank you

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