mohammad amir mohammad khan at his beautiful palace in india.archaeological finds of the 20th century. in the spring of 1974, local farmers in china accidentally uncovered the site of the vast terracotta army. our next witness, li xiuzhen, is an archaeologist who has dedicated her career to the remarkable life—sized figures. news archive: it is a vast pottery army slowly which is slowly being unearthed from the tomb where it has lain for more than 2,000 years. li xiuzhen, who still works at the site of the terracotta army in xian. in 1977, anti—apartheid activist steve biko, leader of the black consciousness movement in south africa, died in police custody. he had been arrested weeks earlier. witness has spoken to biko‘s friend, peterjones, who was arrested with him. i miss my friend steve biko and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young political—minded black people, the black consciousness movement. we believe that in our country there shall be no minority, there shall be no majorit

mohammad amir mohammad khan there, speaking to us from his beautiful palace in india.archaeological finds of the 20th century. i've worked at the site for many years. the she still works at the site of the terracotta army in xian. in 1977, anti—apartheid activist steve biko, leader of the black consciousness movement in south africa, died in police custody. weeks earlier, he had been arrested. witness has spoken to biko's friend peterjones who was arrested with him. i miss my friend steve biko and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young political minded black people. the black consciousness movement. we believe in our country there will be no minority, no majority, there willjust be people. and those people will have the same status before the law and they will have the same rights before the law. the apartheid government ensured there was no resistance against its doctrines and against its policies. there was a roadblock and they then searched the car. they found an identity document which was mine, they th

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the problem that mohammad bin salman faces and which also had reformers face is that they're going up against almost insurmountable odds because the entire financial and economic structure of the country works against it. and so, you can't simply wish a private sector into existence overnight. - increasing the private sector is critical. the difficulty there is that 2/3 of the public sector is saudi nationals and only a fraction of saudi nationals occupy the private sector. those kinds of shifts that you would need to see are so enormous, it's difficult to imagine the fact it happened in a 15-year time frame. - i don't think we can expect to see these very, very deep, conservative social traditions change overnight. they're gonna take a generation or two. - i don't see him as and agent of change. i don't see monarchy in general as a good model to enact the change because basically they are non-participatory, they don't represent as stakeholders, all the people, and they don't have venues with people to suppress their concerns and change laws and norms. a constitutional monarchy maybe

wanted in getting what he'd been following to give up his political ambitions let's remember what mohammad been some has been doing alongside these investigations which is these changes of advisors in the government changes of key personnel within the government creating stablish in loyalists essentially removing any base on which would have been followed could possibly become king and stick a threat to momma been so many power so now it seems that the fact would have been followed is able to be released now and keep all of his assets so just mohammed been so man has cut off his wings politically and make sure he's been followed can no longer be a political threat so now we've been following would dismiss it as saying hey world that i'm with you have been so many i believe in his vision i'm going to use all my contacts to bring you guys to saudi arabia and bring you and invest in the kingdom ok so in fact what he said what prince. said he said rest assured this is a clean operation that we have been we're just in discussion with the government of various matters that i cannot divulge right

al jazeera i meet a fighter of our side of the arc and running a salvation army and here we meet mohammad know his real name in an undisclosed location by the me and maher bangladesh border armed with sticks and he was one of hundreds of militants that stormed a police station on august twenty fifth they looted their weapons and warned the police if they didn't stop harassing them there will be more attacks the mean maher government calls you a bengali terrorist what do you say to that. you know there are about. one that i was unaware that i didn't buy that i didn't know who were you know how. it got out hard not to ruin your. friends you know who are in your and then i ruin your nearest i would want you to have money in the know and in particular had i been on the rise i'm going to need that or more three thousand on that regard. and then i guess i'm assuming what i was going to destroy. and i guess it was you know where i don't hear the amount of how we got to. one of the hundred twenty five i think groups and me and mark but unlike the others they are not recognized as such and are den

incicidentally, , it is the same thing with mohammad bin salman.is only interest -- he only has one interest. of course, the interest is to maintain his power that the saudi regime is a parasitic regime. work, literally, it is the four letter word. if you say you have a job that you work, the saudi class looks at you with contempt. "you work?" know in theirdis now battle with iran, they know that they could not prevail against iran on a military level, strategic level. a 5000 year-old civilization, very impressive place. so they are hoping the united states and israel will take their chestnuts out of the fire. so they want israel and the united states to go to war with iran. so there will he do anything. they will give away palestine. they will give away this studio. they will purchase it and give it a away to get united states d israel to do their bidding. we're not really talking about a peace plan. we are talking about handing israel everything it wants in exchange for israel and the a ran.states taking out amy: i want to ask you about benjamin

five mohammad marandi political professor at the university of toronto for your time. in israel has seen a third consecutive day of violent protests since a fast rally on monday more than six hundred people have been arrested with one killed and around fifty injured. wow. look. we're not witnessing the third day of violent protests across china zero now the protests started peacefully but since monday night they've taken a violent nature of the army and the police have accused protesters of attacking government officials of trying to take up the shopping centers of blockading roads for example whereas the protesters in response have accused the security forces of using a heavy hand and conducting a heavy crackdown all of that is in response to the government's announcement at the beginning of january of the two thousand and eighteen budget plan and now this budget plan has seen a dramatic increase in taxes on basic goods so you have for example fuel increases you have tax hikes on food items and all of this is of course being met with fury and outrage on the streets of

this is samim and mohammad, a dutch each own small shops near the site of the attack. ofevery day there is fear attacks here and living has become very dangerous to everybody. it is not safe to live in afghanistan anymore. >> it was a really dangerous blast and people were running everywhere. some had received injuries on their head and some on their hand and everyone was shocked. most of them were wounded by broken glass. amy: these latest attacks come as the united states has stepped up its assistance to afghan security forces and its air strikes against the taliban and other militant groups. taliban spokesperson zabihullah mujahid said in a statement that saturday's bombing was a message to president trump. "the islamic emirate has a clear message for trump and his hand kissers that if you go ahead with a policy of aggression and speak from the barrel of a gun, don't expect afghans to grow flowers in response." the taliban refer to themselves as the islamic emirate. meanwhile, in a white house statement, president donald trump said saturday's bombing "renews our res

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us threatens foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is meeting with his e.u. counterparts in brussels today it's a show of unity for the twenty fifteen agreement aimed at ending iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e.u. foreign affairs chief frederica motor rini are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog should trump decide not to renew the sanctions waiver. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international atomic

the visitors won the toss and elected to bat with khan and ali both notching half centuries while mohammadt 60 in nelson as his side look to level the series at1 each. now, some sad news in rugby league — 23—year—old papua new guinea centre kayto 0ttio has died after what his club in england club has called "a sudden health issue" in training. 0ttio was part of the png side which lost to england in november's world cup quarter—finals. he onlyjoined widnes vikings last month and was due to travel to britain next week in preparation for the start of the super league season next month. two time champion nani roma sustained head and neck injuries in a crash near the end of the third stage of the dakar rally. roma rolled his minijohn cooper works rally car a kilometre before the finish of the day's stage in peru. despite the accident, he and co—driver alex haro managed to arrive at the finish line only 26 minutes down on stage winner nasser al—attiyah. stephane peterhansel‘s peugeot came in second and takes the overall lead. the frenchman is chasing a record 14th dakar title in the event that a

mohammad's honoris work help support his family has paid amiga monthly wage of forty euros says most i'm sorry for my son is not getting educated so he has no future that makes me sad but i see no way out of the sex that much like his mother was mohammed has been forced to choose between an education and food. i wish the boy all the best that's a show thanks for watching. because he's from poland and down and out in berlin. he's one of thousands of eastern europeans who live on the streets of germany's camp. it's easier for them to live with no money here than in their home country. as their numbers increase so do social problems. next d.w. . enter the conflict zone this week on thinks only is it the us on the swollen fez training area is a very old guest is lieutenant general ben hodges comando of the some thirty thousand u.s. soldiers in europe with such concert kamandi in chief in washington many people in europe are wondering is america still a reliable. the first in sixty minutes on d w for. g w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of t

mohammad hartemi, a reformist, says iranians have the right to protest, but he blamed iran's enemies,united states, for inciting people to destroy public buildings and to insult religious values. president 0bama, in 2009, was careful not to give the last big protest his backing. but president trump has tweeted his support. the people of iran, he declared, are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime. but whatever president trump wants, this isn't a new revolution. they are still the most serious popular protests since the mass demonstrations that followed the disputed 2009 presidential election. those protests were beaten by the power of the state, even though they were led by top politicians and directed at a badly divided leadership. the new protests are not as well organised and may run out of steam. but the fact they're happening at all is very significant. they show how discontented iranians are with state repression and increasing poverty. jeremy bowen, bbc news. for more analysis, we can speak to professor mohammad marandi from the university of tehran. it's

european union is not happy about such a possibility which was made clear when iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif visited brussels. for the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e.u.'s foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which u.s. presidents donald trump has recognized. the deal is working it is the living on its main goal which remains keeping the iranian nuclear program in check and. the surveillance. played an important role in crafting the landmark nuclear accord in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the nuclear issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its ballistic missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and a tradition of order or material on of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrati

european union is not happy about such a possibility which was made clear when iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif visited brussels. for the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the used foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which u.s. presidents donald trump has referenced to the deal is working it is they're leaving on its main goal which means keeping the iranian nuclear program in check and we will see the surveillance mogilny played an important role in crafting the landmark nuclear accord in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the nuclear issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its ballistic missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels a tradition that report to or from opinion on of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the

worst deals ever negotiated we spoke to politics professor at the university have to run science mohammad marandi who thinks president trump is trying to damage every legacy of the obama years. if the europeans were to completely abide by the agreement not just burbles if they stood up to the americans and defended their businesses and their companies and prevented the united states from shutting down. european businesses with iran then there may be some hope for the deal but if the europeans want to just simply virtually oppose the united states then i think that will be the end of the deal i don't think trump has any problem in particular with the deal because i'm not even sure he's ever read the deal but one thing is clear and that trump has a problem with anything that obama has done before him anything that obama has. considered to be a part of obama's legacy is something that trump wants to demolish. the british army is trying to keep up with the times by recognizing that its soldiers have emotional needs here's a look at how the new approach compares with the old you know nothing n

i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is meeting with his e.u. counterpart. in brussels it is a show of unity for the two thousand and fifteen agreement aimed at ending iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e.u. foreign affairs chief federica michael rainey are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington now the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog if trump decides not to renew the same way for. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international a

of the country's revolution because it has announced what he called the end of sedition general mohammad ali jafari declared that many of those arrested had received training from counter revolutionaries and that firm action would be taken against them general jet fighters remarks came as iranian state media showed footage of pro-government rallies. now iran's leadership has also mobilize support thousands of demonstrators in abaza in southwestern iran took to the streets to show their support for the government protesters yelled death to the usa and death to israel state television show demonstrations like these taking place across the country posters of the ayatollah ali home and they are on display everywhere on tuesday the country's supreme leader blamed foreign powers for the unrest now his supporters are claiming they're ready to give their lives for him and some are calling for those who demonstrated against the government to be executed still anti-government protests continue some of them violently this footage shows a building going up in flames it allegedly belongs to the param

mohammad khatami, the former president, who's a reformist, says iranians have the right to protest, but iran's enemies, led by the united states, for inciting people to destroy public buildings and to insult religious values. president obama, in 2009, was careful not to give the last big protest his backing. but president trump has tweeted his support. the people of iran, he declared, are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime. the americans are encouraging the protests. but they deny they are behind them. we all know that is complete nonsense. the demonstrations are completely spontaneous. they are virtually in every city in iran. this is the precise picture of a long—oppressed people rising up against their dictators. the last big protests in iran were in 2009, after a disputed presidential election. back then, they were defeated by the power of the state, even though they were led by top politicians and faced a badly divided islamic leadership. the new street level protests don't have national leaders and may run out of steam. this is not a new iranian revolutio

and it is an interesting time in saudi arabia as we see crown prince mohammad bin salman as the driving force behind a lot of social and financial changes in the kingdom, as well as heading this huge corruption sweep that ensnared hundreds of -- as i said, royals, business men, senior government officials. and this really is a very unprecedented time for saudi arabia, and critics say that what crown prince mohammad bin salman is doing is trying to consolidate his power and to basically eradicate any challenger that may put any sort of pressure on the power that he is trying to consolidate, george. >> gul, following the story live for us in istanbul, turkey, thanks for the reporting, we'll stay in touch with you on it. >>> the italian coast guard says it has recovered the bodies of eight migrants off the libyan coast. 84 people were rescued when their dinghy sank saturday in the mediterranean sea. they were spotted by a patrol plane taking part in an anti-smuggling operation. >> in the meantime, the nigerian foreign minister says nigeria will send thousands of citizens home from libya. m

on the way the soldiers run into the district governor mohammad khalid never heard of either from the minute the political madani on your arm the rest of them will go to . the governor leads us to the front line base directly facing isis. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking school. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super thirty at this time on al-jazeera. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square down to a few. if something happens anywhere in the world how does iraq is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of the our. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. brannaman doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. government shutdown will conti

mohammad: certain facts when we knowow -- what is this, how is this happening, how the parents are sendingike this. maybe going to the school, if she's not coming back at the given time, scheduled time, we will call the principal. now the girl is being sent to the country where you don't have even free will. reporter: many people in the slums of hyderabad are deeply religious. the corrupt islamic clerics involved in trafficking child brides take advantage of their authority. the indian government gives the country's muslim minority the right to issue its own marriage certificates. the islamic clerics who conduct the marriage ceremonies tell parents it's all in accordance with the koran. muneera khan has paid a bitter price for this cynicism. as a divorced single mother, she will have a hard time ever getting remarried. muneera: i want to share my story with everyone. i don't want more girls to be sold off. the girls should be made aware of what's in store for them. reporter: most of the women at the shaheen center have been traumatized. here, at least, they are provided with safety, suppor

on the way the soldiers run into the district governor mohammad ali. either from the government orthopaedic you want to come along the army all of those who are from new york will go to kandahar the governor leads us to the front line base directly facing i see. the latest news as it breaks the government of mali so maggie has pushed to have a series of laws that if that will make argentina's economy more competitive with detailed coverage in two thousand and sixteen when the government starts author doesn't read fault the cost of college or jumped by sixty percent the queues disappear at least for a year from around the world the military and the establishment in the capital bangkok know that it's very difficult for them to win support in parts of thailand like this. for centuries to egypt to sort to come on power over the miles even now we aren't harming any of them are basically countries they don't mean for most of the day they get their water from rainfall boss upstream this dominance is being challenged by countries who want to agree to share i k

by two senior clerics girls come here soley to study the koran and the teachings of the prophet mohammad. you know why. only that was. muslim man was shot as a line of the i knew my done a lot and my the same as every mother that is. what i was emotional and so i was all year called them out should i wonder. if you my eyes must have it here are mad anymore the monitor so. you don't need your foot on while you are usually are actually at the islami down. on the work is there a lot of fun undercover because it was on the me because it of america because you know you got much i mean yeah because there are no mr there. is no way that going. to lose that. passion this is the game is. it was. oh that's not funny when you want to ingest the not going to happen before i got off them that's what i think. about a lot of you know how about that but being the most you can be huge i'll be. open but i don't know that if i don't you're going to be job that's not going to jump wasn't notified about how long that does not i'm going to go to your family on monday and if i want you all of thought about it

now one of the world's most well known athletes will start a new chapter in his career on friday mohammad formerly mo far is in katter for his first road running events and stepping away from the track so how malik reports. he's not about to become a professional footballer but most far is in the process of changing careers after winning six world titles and four olympic gold medals on the track he's in qatar to run the doha half marathon but first it towards his new goal of the olympic marathon gold in my name is to go to tokyo twenty twenty see how it depends on my body just work i've got to look after stay injury free stay focused stay hungry and keep doing doing and i am enjoying it i got this is my most far as a center of attention here in doha he's won so many championships and gold medals worldwide he's going to go down as a legend on the track the question is now whether he can achieve the same success as a marathon runner to emphasize his change of direction britain's most decorated athlete now wants to go by his full name mohammed again distancing himself from his former glories

>> reporter: officer camilleri's funeral was held this past weekend in stockton. 22-year-old mohammad ali will be transported to the santa rita jail when he's released from the hospital this week. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> a scare at the nordstrom in corte madera forced out employees just as the store was opening. this morning sky 7 was overhead as police evacuated the store at the village at corte madera shopping center after an armed robbery of a ups driver at the nordstrom loading dock. a mall employee was pistol whipped during that robbery. no shots were fired, and police say the robber never entered the store. they evacuated nordstrom out of an abundance of caution. >> it's very unusual in corte madera. very unusual for us. this type of situation. it's not something we deal with every day. >> no kidding. the suspect was wearing a mask and got away in a white van. police say someone else was driving. >>> prosecutors in l.a. are now considering charges against hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein. since october of last year 80 women have come forward to publicly accuse wei

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mohammad marandi is a professor at tehran university he joins us now from the iranian capital mohammad marandi what does haasan rouhani do next if this does not calm down. well be numbers of protesters have decreased. a lot because people are distancing themselves the protestors from the rioters so it's mostly riots that i've been taking place now president rouhani has spoken last night in another meeting and said that some of this is being instigated by countries that are hostile towards iran and. social media applications are also being used as we in iran are witnessing for example to teach people how to use a mullet of cocktails or or make them ok just now start. to use well as their other social media sites i'm thinking to use instigated by whom precisely sherm. well i don't think he was very clear but i think he mentioned the united states and he said a number of other countries so i think that he's probably alluding to u.s. allies such as israel and saudi arabia but the country that he mentioned apparently was the united states but one thing that is important is that. social medi

european union is not happy about such a possibility which was made clear when iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif visited brussels. for the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e.u.'s foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which u.s. presidents donald trump has threatened to lead to the deal is working it is delivering on its main goal with two main street thing the iranian nuclear program and check and see the survey against most of the nie played an important role in crafting the landmark nuclear court in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the nuclear issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its ballistic missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and a tradition of order or within you know of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned re