two thousand and fourteen independent journalists have little to no access but at least president sisi can still count on most of the egyptian media especially talk show hosts on television whose loyalty remains firmly in place looming over the news coverage is a critically important piece of legislation an anti terror law passed two years ago that restricts reporters from publishing anything that contradicts the government's account of these kinds of attacks our starting point this week is a dateline the egyptian government has tried to turn into a black hole for news northern sinai. if you have marketed yourself as the only person who can protect the security of egyptians then what you say after that security is breached will be taken by the news media and placed under a microscope. given the scale of the attack in northern sinai presidencies uncompromising tone was not unexpected but some of the words he chose were new and worthy of note. the president used the term brute force. which is normally associated inherently evil with injustice rather than justice and upholding the law and

putin's middle eastern visit he is off to egypt next to visit the president there abdel fattah el-sisi who will discuss the issue with alongside news about his negotiations with . the turkish president as well as made it clear that while of bulk of the troops is withdrawing as early as today in fact the first pilots on flying back to russia we understand. the military forces will be quick to return if the terrorists improve his own words rear their heads once again let's take a listen to a statement. to the defense minister and the head of the general staff started to draw of the russian forces to their permanent legacy and for terrorists to raise their heads again and we will strike back with the strength remember seem to fall. now of course the base in tartus and attack here will remain although the bulk of the bulk of troops is going home over the last two years the russian troops have played a very important role in backing the syrian army were getting territory ever again around ninety percent of the country russian troops were closely involved in liberation of aleppo palmira twic

thank you this we then saw mr putin in the egyptian capital cairo with president of the fattah el-sisi they agreed to build egypt's first nuclear plant and also discussed that conflict in syria then he is off to turkey of course moscow and ankara have been active in syria's war but crucially they are on opposing sides more from mohamed i don't know who is in on her. the russian leader will conclude his way to all three countries. and is expected to hold talks with east. of the presidential palace behind me the to discuss many issues including bilateral issues trade between the two countries energy and defense matis syria is going to dominate the talks the two countries have seen in their relations ever since turkey doll and a debt belonging to russia is syria in november two thousand and fifteen this see more regarding syria. some issues. including whether president should remain in power in post conflict syria. all city and kurdish fighters. want to see all participating in a political. a lot of issues to discuss including the creation of the demilitarized. zone and it will be interes

we saw when el-sisi visited russia, they made a deal for all kinds of military equipment given to egypty russia. the it --the two countries at drafted an agreement saying they can use each other's airspace. russia ties it --values its ties to egypt not only because of domestic policy but because of other countries nearby such as in libya. brent: ruth, thank you very much. despite that new violence between the palestinians and the israelis, israel's prime minister has urged the european union to follow the united states in recognizing israel's capital as a jerusalem. netanyahu said it was just reality. but his words got a rebuff in brussels. correspondent: a rare occasion. benjamin netanyahu's arrival in brussels march the first visit in 22 years -- marks the first visit in 22 years by the israeli head of government. the big moment made even bigger by donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital just days ago. >> with president trump has done is put facts squarely on t table. peace is based on reality. i believe most if not all of the european countries will move there in

and friends and co-workers arriving here at doug and sarah funeral home in daly city. 46-year-old sisi hahn was killed this past saturday. bay bridge toll collector was working in her booth when a truck driver plowed into her. this morning many of hahn's fellow car trans workers are wearing orange ribbons in her honor. >> it's certainly a sad day for us and a sad day for sisi's family and cal trans as a work family, want to try to support her co-workers as well as her family as much as we possibly can. >> reporter: hahn leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter. the truck driver from foster city was arrested. daniel burke faces dui and vehicular manslaughter charges. now that the stfs is overvice i police escort will take the family to the cemetery. reporting live in daly city, abc 7 news. >> certainly be thinking of them, thank you, matt. >>> police issue an $11 million arrest warrant for a man wanted in a menlo park shooting. police are looking for pena, also goes by gustavo the victim was shot multiple times at a homeless camp near the dumbarton bridge. police say the victim

hand for toll workers who witnessed the crash that killed their colleague. 46-year-old toll collector sisi han had just started her 5:00 a.m. shift saturday when she was hit. >> you're never prepared for it. something like this is just so awful. everyone at cal trans is really hurting this week. >> reporter: chp says a suspected drunk driver, 28-year-old daniel burke, hit five cars waiting at the tolls. the rented box truck then plowed into booth 14, killing han, injuring burke and his passenger, and others drivers. cameras captured the crash. >> the one that miss han was in was completely wiped out. it will have to be totally rebuilt. from the ground up. >> reporter: han leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter. family shared these pictures with abc 7. burke is facing dui and vehicular manslaughter charges. the chp says he'll be in the hospital for some time. but his passenger was released from the hospital. now cal trans is trying to fix the four damaged lanes quickly. >> we'll do what we can, but we can't make any estimate or guarantee right now. there's too many unknowns. >> re

to jerusalem going to bring back in our senior political analyst a mom bashar again and president sisi has being cultivating quite what seem to be quite a good relationship with president chen he gained office and there had been all sorts of discussions obviously a very old relationship between the two nations does this sort of touch on what you were saying earlier that there might be rhetoric and there might be discussion actually getting behind cutting off any links with the united states is not whether any of these four ministers are talking about absolutely not only that i mean. this this is supposed to be an emergency meeting to tackle a very specific subject which is the american decision to recognize jerusalem as captain of his. and there is nothing there for example from what we heard from a foreign minister some a sugary thus far other than to say presidencies see called president trump to discuss with this with him but this lead to nothing in you would expect then to hear about the various steps to be taken the various suggestions egyptian reading of the political map in the

president bashar al assad person also stopped in egypt where he met with president abdel fattah el-sisi in just time. at a military base in western syria a visit but a lot of beer putin it's the first time the russian president goes to syria since the start of the war nearly seven years ago he was greeted by senior officers and warmly embraced by president bashar al assad. putin's forces have been helping his troops since two thousand and fifteen when the syrian government was on the brink of collapse in a speech putin declared victory over what he described as terrorists and announced the partial pullout of his soldiers from syria my general you don't know much about but he goes there to the general command i give the sort of russia's military presence in syria has come to an end the motherland awaits you friends safe journey i thank you this. putin also pledged to continue to support syria's military by keeping some of his forces on the ground before departing for the egyptian capital where he met with president of the fatah el-sisi the leaders have been strengthening ties in recent y

secretary of defense jim mattis has met egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi and the defense minister said in the car it comes a week after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque in northern sinai mattis is on a five day trip to reaffirm the u.s. commitment to the middle east he's now in jordan and will next visit pakistan and q.a. . the u.s. has pulled out of a united nations pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide it says the plan is inconsistent with the policies of the united states. got more news here on al-jazeera right after story. says he staged a serious debate. from. this time on al-jazeera. national security adviser my. name in this game of political russian roulette. is inside story.

the two thousand and eleven election should has been a critic of the current president of the fatah sisi a judge in the canadian province of quebec has suspended a law that banned full face coverings when receiving or giving public services it's part of a religious neutrality law passed in october it was criticized by civil liberties groups who said it discriminated against muslim women the judge says more guidelines are needed on how to work in practice. turkey says it will seize the assets of a turkish iranian gold trader and those of his close relatives there is a key witness in the trial of a turkish banker who allegedly worked with him to launder money from iran he's admitted charges and is now cooperating with u.s. prosecutors told the court on thursday turkey's president rajnath to do and personally approve the sanctions breaking deals with iran. violent protests have broken out in bolivia after president evo morales declared he's running for a fourth term his announcement comes after the court eliminated term limits for presidents clearing the way for morales to run again. doctor

week he plans to run for president in two thousand and eighteen and come up president of the tile sisi is widely expected to seek another term so heart disease is an associate professor of law at a and university and also a member of the egyptian american rule of law so see a shrink she says it is likely that there is some truth to she thinks claim of being barred from leaving. he clearly has been deported and presumably the reason why he was deported was in retaliation for his claiming that he was barred from departing the u.a. e. for france and a european trip or he was going to be campaigning among the egyptian diaz for there and then presumably heading to egypt so i don't think that he would take such a big political risk of insulting his hosts for over five years who effectively gave him refuge while he was facing criminal charges in egypt that he would do something like that publicly on a jersey if at least it was there was some truth to it so i think he probably was kept but now he's going to pay a higher price and now i think he is going to face serious problems in egypt where

it went straight to the voice mail. >> sisi died instantly. the life ryan saw was gone. yesterday friends and family gathered for the funeral and to say goodbye. but the 41-year-old widower is struggle to survive without her. >> i like to do whatever she wanted me to do. and then she is very happy with too when she is happy i'm happy too. i'm going to be miss her a lot. >> the couple's mothers are helping to care for the daughter for now and a gofundme page has been created. the suspect daniel berk faces dui and vehicular manslaughter charges. abc 7 news. >>> we are learning more tonight about a terrifying bus crash in san francisco last night that sent 29 passengers to the hospital. >> one of the passengers is talking to abc 7 news about the frightening moments when the bus flipped over on highway 101. abc 7s news reporter cornell barnd ar is has more. >> you never understand what's happening. >> macrowas released from the hospital with a head >> we were dancing on the road then we fall on one side. but then i -- i forget -- forgot everything. >> zorzi sasz the bus was

president el-sisi took part in a test run on saturday up to six kilometers long and seventy meters deep the tunnels will soon be open for traffic. while christmas just around the corner centers are certainly in high demand they play to the toughest of audiences namely children and they better be ready for the unexpected one fees and instructor is making sure the center has he schools with the highest standards. that's my earthly record so i want to welcome your wall ladies and gentleman or you'll be doing a workshop on how to be santa claus today the first rule is discover your inner center. is a first time center and perhaps it's not as easy for him as others to impersonate the festive figure but the course instructor here in a local town hall takes his yuletide mission quite seriously but. is beards like this one here all for. people run around like these things and call themselves santas and they have no idea what it's all about. that's pretty good i think we need to head outside for a practice your bite with both of you. give each other a bit of room or keep an eye on you and be the

president sisi took part in a tense drawn on saturday up to six kilometers long and seventy meters deep the tunnels will soon be open for traffic. david versus goliath is a familiar story in human struggles but the natural world is also the stage for some seemingly unequal battles to help contain habitat destruction in south africa conservationists are turning to one of nature's smallest creatures to rein in one of the biggest. they're nature's heavy weights and not surprisingly they need a lot of food an adult elephant will munch its way through more than one hundred kilograms a day of fruit leaves bark and grass that can be costly for landowners who react by trying to keep elephants away from their property is a general consensus that elephants are very destructive in terms of trees and there are to certain degree but it's not just ails them said cause her habitat change. and because big trees are iconic we are trying to. find ways to protect the trees so that landowners are all happy with having elephants in the area one solution being tried here on the edge of the kruger national pa

president el-sisi took part in a test run on saturday up to six kilometers long and seventy meters deep the tunnels will soon be open for traffic. festive celebrations in serbia have been marred by outrage over a very expensive artificial christmas tree residents of belgrade have joined the protest against the mayor accusing him of corruption. oh tanenbaum tanenbaum how green and how ridiculously expensive are your branches that's what some residents in serbia's capital belgrade are thinking after finding out this eighteen metre high plastic christmas tree cost eighty three thousand euros now far from rocking round the christmas tree on a happy holiday some of demonstrating next to it against what they see as corruption banners take aim at the city's mayor with slogans like eighty three thousand euros shame on you mayor sydney's a molly says he wasn't aware of the cost and would cancel the deal but opposition groups claim he's involved in questionable use of public funds with a tree costing four times the amount of the one outside new york's rockefeller center. this is not only the most

sisi proved to be quite useful in you know on in negotiating a cease fire in syria so he is trying to rally as much support as he can for his for his ambition to to reach the political agreement for the syrian crisis because as far as syria is considered russia started its intervention back in two thousand and fifteen will he think that he achieved everything that he wanted to do. well one report was very clear about that he said that now we have not fully defeated terrorism in syria but we have managed to you know to to lead to the demise of these comics state that is at least partially achieve these goals he has certainly managed to to stabilize the syrian government now nobody is saying about overthrowing assad anymore so that that is probably the biggest achievement in syria so far ok you're a bomb and we appreciate that thank you very much indeed for your expertise let me just point to this putin's involvement in syria has been controversial so to. grip on power here is a view that his full fix three must be rejected and if you just scroll down as couple of quotes the second one

but none traveled to cairo where he met with the gyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi the two leaders signed plans to advance signed a deal excuse me to advance plans for a russian built nuclear power plant the two countries recently approved a draft agreement to allow russian warplanes to use a shift in military bases. saudi arabia is about to end its thirty five year ban in cinemas the first one will open early next year the will was part of a raft of changes being introduced in the conservative muslim country by mohamed bin selman a powerful saudi crown prince. and member states have overwhelmingly agreed to formally widen defense cooperation move lays the foundation for a proposed european defense union the goal is to make europe less dependent on the u.s. for its defense. the world is waiting for us to act those were the words of german chancellor angela merkel today as she urged quick progress on talks aimed at forming a new coalition government europe's largest economy has been in political deadlock ever since inconclusive elections in september merkel is now hoping the talks t

so that is the egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi there of course the russian president vladimir putin apologies for some of the delays in the translation we believe it's because of the multiple languages the fact the translations are going through our back russian and intermingle as well so that's why we've had some of those portions. of the photos he talking about cooperation and security between the two countries he did mention that a deal has been signed for russia to help build egypt's first nuclear power station and he also began to talk about their russia's involvement in the middle east quartet with regards to the middle east peace process which is of course high on everyone's agenda at the moment since the u.s. decision over jerusalem the other important information today is that vladimir putin has chosen to announce he is withdrawing some of the russian troops from syria so the future of syria and security there of interest to him to egypt and to turkey of course where that important will be heading a little bit later on after this. we'll move on to some other news more

cobrando la vida de la trabajadora de peaje sisi han....inspectores del servicio postal aun tratan de determinar quien coloc un artefacto sospechoso dentro de un buzn en oakland.. --el dispositivo fue ubicado ayer al fondo de un buzon en la esquina de las avenidas ''san pablo'' y ''stanford'' .... --aun no se sabe si el paquete era explosivo.... - hace una semana, un artefacto exploto tras ser entregado a un hogar de alameda.... --continua siendo un misterio quien mato a un hombre hallado muerto de un tiro en una calle de antioch.... --la victima fue localizada esta madrugada sobre el pavimento en medio de la calle ''empire mine road''.. --las autoridades piden la ayuda de la comunidad para encontrar a el o los responsables de este crimen.. --la policia de san jose arrest hoy a un hombre que acababa de aterrizar en el aeropuerto de la ciudad... bajo cargos de abuso sexual infantil.... --el sujeto fue sacado de un avion..y escoltado por oficiales uniformados y agentes encubiertos quienes tenian una orden de arresto... --se desconocen los det

but ashe city ows, the turs increangly bleak the e pulation of puer mamaonado has been soangng eve sisie it lkeked upo a mamajo highway. and the ps doeshehe preure ononhe rainforest. host: that's's all f for todaya. thanks f for joining us. as er, we loveearing f fm you. write to us at global303000@dw.com, or on facebook. see you soon. bye for now. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: opportunity. prosperity. optimism. 12/22/17 12/22/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, , this is democracy now!w! our embassyill put in jerusalem. that is what the american people want us to do. and it is the right thing to do. no vote in the united nations will make any difference on that. but this vote will make a difference on how americans look at the u.n. and how we look at countries who disrespect us in the u.n. and this

entirely dependent on this is really the latest stage of deepening ties between cairo the kremlin when sisivisited russia in twenty four that the two countries signed. which will russia provide egypt with an estimated three point five billion dollars dollars in weapons and include fighter jets and that today is really the extension of that kind of friendship that we've seen between these two partners. michael some reporting for us from cairo thanks very much was first mentioned next march russians will vote for a new president and lot of whom is seeking reelection victory seems all but certain problems most visible adversary is alexina valma he's declared his intention to run but a criminal conviction could actually prevent him from doing so it's a conviction a supporter say is politically motivated putin's other opponent is a notable newcomer it's t.v. host kissing at sub check she's the daughter of the late anatoly sobchak and he was the mayor of st petersburg back in the ninety's and putin's mentor some see it as saying yes as a spoiler to an of all news campaign to yourself signs of the

president's announcement on jerusalem the meeting in cairo between mahmoud abbas and adel fatah el-sisi has been described as supportive of the palestinian position now separately palestinian leaders are facing growing criticism from their own people frustrated after living under israeli occupation for decades hoda abdel-hamid reports in the occupied west bank. he has witnessed every clash for the past three years as so many have erupted near the petrol station where he works he doesn't join in but understands the motivation especially after trump's declaration over jerusalem. it was a real bad feeling for everyone it's like an insult but i want to be able to do anything at all either has only been to dru's a limb twice that's how often israel has granted him permission still like every palestinian he considers it the only capital for a future palestinian state this is the closest point to jerusalem many palestinians can reach even though the city is less than a half hour's drive from this checkpoint but to go through it they need special permission from the israelis and that's very dif

in syria's latakia province events led to cairo for planned talks with egyptian president fattah el-sisi before doubling back and heading north to uncorrupt for a meeting with char case richard. well we'll have more from there in just a sec but first entails tieup has this report. at a military base in western syria a visit by blood near putin it's the first time the russian president goes to syria since the start of the war nearly seven years ago he was greeted by senior officers and warmly embraced by president bashar al assad putin's forces have been helping his troops since two thousand and fifteen when the syrian government was on the brink of collapse. in his speech putin declared victory over what he described as terrorists and announced the partial pullout of his soldiers from syria my general you don't know much about but he goes there to the general command i give the sort of russia's military presence in syria has come to an end the motherland awaits you friends safe journey i thank you this. also pledged to continue to support syria's military by keeping some of his forces on

the toll worker inside the booth was killed. 46-year-old sisi han leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter and grieving co-workers. >> it was right at shift change, so some were in the process of leaving, others were arriving. a lot of them saw it and they were just devastated by it. >> reporter: her toll booth was destroyed. officials don't know when this lane will re-open. shutting down a lane just adds to the congestion at the bay bridge. here's what it looked like this morning. officials are recommending you take public transportation for the time being to avoid this backup. or gi yourseve yourself extra t >> it's going to have to be rebuilt. that's hard to say. going to be looking at that today about putting some kind of an emergency contract. we may have more details later today. >> reporter: the driver has been identified as 28-year-old daniel burke. chp officers belief he was under the influence. they say it looks like he didn't slow down, there were no skid marks. he will be in the hospital for a while, we are told, recovering from his injuries but he will be facing dui a

secretary of state defense i should say jim mattis has met egypt's president of the fattah el-sisi and the defense minister said in car it comes a week after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque in northern sinai mattis is on a five day trip to reaffirm u.s. commitment to the middle east he's now in jordan and will next visit pakistan and kuwait. at least seventeen people have been killed in northeastern nigeria and up to two female suicide bombers attacked a market more than fifty people were wounded in the town of beauty in borno state one of the women is said to have detonated explosives at a food distribution center run by a group no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. the united states has pulled out of a united nations pact is designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants it says the plan is inconsistent with united states policies. all right up to date with headlines here on al-jazeera got more news coming up right after talked to al jazeera. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. the brazilian

the gunman who followed at least three hundred and five people were killed president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to avenge the dead through the use of what he calls brute force and he has reiterated that he and only he can guarantee egypt's security and stability but with each passing attack in northern sinai that line is becoming harder to sell a state of emergency has been in place there ever since two thousand and fourteen independent journalists have little to no access but at least president c.c. can still count on most of the egyptian media especially talk show hosts on television whose loyalty remains firmly in place looming over the news coverage. is a critically important piece of legislation an anti terror law passed two years ago that restricts reporters from publishing anything that contradicts the government's account of these kinds of attacks our starting point this week is a dateline the egyptian government has tried to turn into a black hole from the northern side. if you have marketed yourself as the only person who can protect the security of egyptians then what yo

night, no matter how poor he was, he made sure the she had piano to play, and he would play the flute, sisi would play the piano, and they would hold concerts together. so it seems like a fairly happy home life while you're writing stories about chopping your wife into little pieces. this section of the exhibit addresses rumors of poe's alcohol and drug use, and even during his time, that made the news. and the journal right here is the john donkey, what poe's enemies published on english. english says he has seen poe passed out in the middle of broadway, and english loved to ridicule poe and portray him as a drunkard. in one of his novels, he portrays poe as marmaduke hammerhead, the drunken author of the black crow, and he also portrays poe as the doom of the drinker. poe really during his lifetime was developing a reputation as heavy drinker, but people who knew him say he went for most of the time without touching alcohol. when he even had a single glass of wine, he was staggering drunk. his personality completely changed. he would be sick for days afterwards. so we don't know what kind

what did samba panza sisi through the tinted windows of the limousine that day. as she gazed out what did she perceive was going on up that and taking its course the previous to the festive inauguration ceremony. thank you thank you thank. you thank you. thank you i thank you i want to live. thank you thank you. i like thank you thank you thank goodness oh looking go i know. how. i was. not a crook i was like i think you i think i know i was a little how do i cut loose a little bit. i thought i was going to go out. yes i. was. like i don't know. much about you thank you i'm going over and over the behind the thang. it's not out of the running to support the other if you think you know what you did a good bit of ok and then i was already. got. this is. what i thought it would. annoy. me since he was going to go for. it. which. was good. for both girls what are good for but to. tell you people so not. gonna get a good result also out of a. come up from los. angeles middle school. level seven. you have to be. good. yeah look. i feel like you're fine. i was not insid

set of agreements between the two countries we saw when sisi visited russia in twenty four teach that they signed an export agreement that still roughly three point five billion u.s. dollars the fighter jets and will ships all kinds of military equipment given to egypt by any by russia and the two countries actually published a draft agreement between tropically mint and at the end of november saying that they would be allowed to each others and space it will be russian values its ties to egypt not just the egyptian domestic policy but also for its connection to other countries and that in nearby especially libya and say from russia you know that ties to egypt are extremely important and they reaffirmed that today all right ruth marcus in force on the story in cairo egypt tonight we thank you very much. in the united states all eyes will be on the state of alabama tomorrow a special election will take place to fill one of the state's u.s. senate seat the republican candidate is roy moore and his name is now at the center of a political and cultural war that reaches into the oval offic

what did but ponza sisi through the tinted windows of the limousine that day. as she gazed out did she perceive what was going on out that in taking its course the previous to the festive inauguration ceremony. thank you thank you thank. you thank. you i was. listening. you know i think i'd like to thank you hey i'm going to go looking though i know. how. i was not a crook i was like oh thank you thank you thank you thank you i thank you i know i was going to buy the cut live. i thank you i got to go out. yes i. was. like i don't know. who i was i thank you thank you i'm going over and over the behind the thang. it's right out of the rubble to see how badly others you think you know what you may have been brought up ok and then i was ready. to. see. what was. going on. since he was able to go. for about a girl who started for but who. was not. gonna get a good result was a lot of weight. and this was. about seventy. five he. would have. to buy you know if i was inside by the by the funny guy but you gotta hide behind. that. market is somebody who is our mini me

"ann and i are deeply sad toend learn of the death of caltrans toll collector sisi han who died today after serving the public. tow trucks towed await vehicles smashed in the collision and the box truck. the driver was ejected from the truck on impact but survived the crash. >> the driver suffered some fairly serious injuries and is over at the hospital right now. so of course one of the things that we'll be doing is investigating -- hart of the investigation is interviewing that driver. >> reporter: he's been identified as 32-year-old daniel berk from foster city. when he's released from highland hospital in oakland, he'll be booked on suspicion of dui and manslaughter charges. the truck he was driving was filled with stage lighting and sound equipment. according to berk's social media pages he worked on several professional stage and live event productions in the bay area and is a member of a local stage workers union. in the distance there you can see that there is a gap along the toll plaza. that's because it's toll number 14, toll booth number 14 which was ripped out in that cras

vehicle crash into the toll plaza but you can see the aftermath, the cab smashed, the toll booth worker, sisi hahn, a cal trans vehicle, killed. she leaves behind a daughter and a husband. passengers and drivers at the plaza were injured. the driver of the truck was ejected but survived the crash. >> the ones that suffered injuries were nonlife threatening. the driver we understand suffered fairly major injuries. unfortunately the toll booth taker was killed. >> reporter: here is video as it approached the toll plaza. the california highway patrol has identified the driver of that truck as 32-year-old daniel burke of foster city. he is expected to be booked once he's released from highland hospital in oakland. burke is facing charges of suspicion of dui and vehicular manslaughter. the california highway patrol is saying this evening, they expect that most of the lanes that had been shut down through the day will be opening sometime tonight. but cal trans says they're going to have to keep at least three of those lanes shut down because they have to have some equipment in place to repair the d

what did samba panza sisi through the tinted windows of the limousine that day. as she gazed out what did she perceive was going on out there and taking its course the previous to the festive inauguration ceremony. thank you thank you thank you. thank. you i want to live. i think i'd like to thank you hey i'm going to go looking though i know. how. i look at how much i thank you i think i know how the to the little how do i cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut i cut i gotta go out. yeah i. was. like i don't know. thank you thank you thank you i'm going over and over the. top of the thang. it's not out of the focus is on the other if you think you know what you may have been brutal ok and then i will said. ok. so. this is. what i mean much. fun what. you say was he was going to go. to. zero zero zero zero zero zero for part of the world with a proposal. so you could see not. want to get a good result also out of a. tough one. and the one who shouldn't. have said it was. you have to be. good. looking good looking oh oh. oh i feel like you're fine. now you can say by

putin's middle eastern visit he is off to egypt next to visit the president there abdel fattah el-sisi who will discuss the issue with alongside news about his negotiations with. the turkish president as well he has made it clear that while of bulk of the troops is withdrawing as early as today in fact the first pilots will be flying back to russia we understand. the military forces will be quick to return if the terrorists improve his own words rear their heads once again let's take a listen to a statement. about it on the air to the defense minister and the head of the general staff would have started he would draw all of the russian forces to their permanent legacy it would be for terrorists to reach their heads again and we will strike back with the strength of the you never seen before now of course the base in tartus in attack here will remain although the bunk of the bulk of troops is going home over the last two years the russian troops have played a very important role in backing the syrian army were getting territory ever again around ninety percent of the country russian tro

president putin's trip to the middle east and north africa, where he met egyptian leader president sisiwithdraw russian troops from syria according to the paper. the south china morning post reports on protests outside the legislative council building in hong kong. barricades have been put up after demonstrators held a an overnight vigil. the protestors are angry at rules to curb filibustering, a way of delaying or stopping new legislation. and the financial times says plans from president trump to cut taxes have been met with international hostility. the paper says finance ministers from europe's five largest economies have written to the white house warning that the plans could undermine trade. it's estimated that in just three years' time, there will be close to 600 million cctv cameras in china, and they will be doing more than just watching you. many are fitted with artificial intelligence, including facial recognition technology. it's part of what china is calling the world's largest camera surveillance network. john sudworth has been given exclusive access to one police control r

definitely be watching out for the joint statements first a lot of our program plus abdel fattah el-sisi and then type are drawn and vladimir putin and turkey. over the past twenty four hours have seen a fresh wave of violent protests against donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the u.s. embassy there. and she knew zia protesters demanding the resignation of the american ambassador on in sudan on crowds rallied against truong outside a united nations office while the most violent demonstrations were singing beirut where protesters attempted to storm the u.s. embassy. work. like i. was oh oh. oh. but. i was cut police fired tear gas and charged at the same time in a an attempt to actually capture a few palestinian use which they did and we filmed them dragging them away into place vehicles that was in a violent saying that that was the day that i was not the outflow going out oh i was so all of this because of donald trump's announcement to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital in what has been considered right across the arab world as a dangerous

resulted in massive arrests of journalists and closures of media outlets sat idly under president sisi egypt has become one of the leading the world's leading jailer of journalists as well when i lived in egypt and worked there that there were no journalists in jail and now it's consistently at the top and unfortunately china is also perennially at the top of the list so we see that these three countries have been at the top of the list they continue to jail journalists we no longer have an international community who is routinely condemning this so sadly no i'm not surprised. there's a comment here that most journalists won't like but it's via facebook and i want to bring it up because there are people that think like this anthony is not the only one anthony says good for them because most journalists nowadays are fake news provider so there is that view there here's what u.s. senator john mccain has to say about that press freedoms anyone report he tweeted shows a record number of journalists imprisoned worldwide and twenty seventeen including twenty one on fake news charges poetess