it was the worst week in two years. the world is getting away from us dollar as wall reserve currency the one road one bell policy linking up russia and china is out of the dollar every last trade oil away from the dollar and countries are desperate to get out of the u.s. dollar so the dollar is going to lose value no matter what anybody says so here's the treasury secretary really trying to make it look like oh that's our policy or for a lower dollar don't really matter what he says the dollar is going lower as we've been saying for a number of years because the u.s. dollar is a currency that other countries recognize as funding the wars and the weapons on the property that they're trying to escape. join me everything from the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. this little bundle of joy would have no chance of surviving in the wild mother pandas can only read one cup at a time but usually give birth to two. every year china puts a

for themselves they had initially set a buffer zone of two days and this is the end of day two or as one politician who entered this building a little while ago put it if this were soccer we would now be in minute one hundred fifteen and as you know that means way into overtime so they are down to the wire but we've heard it could go late into the night they have accomplished an enormous amount we know that because the document that they're working from was leaked to the press a bit earlier it's one hundred sixty seven pages long and as i went through it the the areas that are marked in yellow those are the areas they haven't agreed on they are very few and far between it's really just two or three points but they apparently are facing some real obstacles on those particular points yet and what are those points in yellow melinda i mean what is what's holding everything up. well it all goes back to that s.p.d. party conference that you and i observed and commented on around two weeks ago as you remember the s.p.d. was very very reluctant to enter into coalition talks at all and they h

on july tenth two thousand and fifteen not two thousand and sixteen two thousand and fifteen it's a hillary clinton's mishandling of classified information and publicly available sources on the f.b.i. for. all will show anybody who wants to look that by february of two thousand and sixteen so that's what nine months sorry is eight months before this warrant was sworn out the state department concluded that hillary clinton had set out two thousand one hundred fifteen e-mails that mishandled classified information they knew that in in february of two thousand and sixteen and some of the names of a number of the names in this memo were all while they were looking at trump were not doing the job that they should have been doing against hillary clinton so it's not simply the side we want to look at here that this is a miscarriage of justice is a carriage against trump and they also gave hillary clinton in there to pass outrageous the overriding question charles in the build up to whether this memo would be released was does it show that the f.b.i. and the justice department were biased against t

these two gentlemen, mr. trump, mr. kim, they have been playing with words, and their words are very dangerous. -- eate tory rhetoric, scalotory rhetoric, incendiary rhetoric can lead to increased distrust, increased perception -military -- met - actions. and the interpretation of both sides could lead to military engagement. that is something that all sane people should want to avoid. two men have been playing a game of who is the bigger bully. that is not the right approach. it is highly unprofessional and irresponsible. it does not solve anything. it exacerbates the problem. from lebanon, new jersey, michael. on our independent line. caller: thank you. professor men, as far as who is the madmen leader that they submit that he is not a madmen. the only madmen are in washington dc. because, the word around the world, we are a killer nation. 20 years of perpetual regime changes throughout the world that has killed 3.5 million people in the middle east. as of today, they started their invasion of syria to overthrow the g

the explosion on the border involving four israeli troops two of those seriously injured two of them moderately injured there are reports that they were investigating a flag which had been hung on the border fence or close to the border fence and as they approached it the device went off after that there were those there's already response in terms of tank fire also air strikes there was a rocket which came out of gaza striking a civilian house with no injuries inside israel and this morning the israeli military has come out with a new statement saying rather than six targets that it attacked hamas targets it says it's now saying that the total number was eighteen that included a tunnel which it said was being dug towards israeli territory military compounds what it said was some sort of met weapons manufacturing site so this is a pretty major incident throughout gaza it's potentially the most serious such escalation since the twenty fourteen war but for now things remain quiet since the last of these strikes last night harry for said thank you for that. mr t. is the secretary genera

thousand people work for this company two decades ago before the war now fewer than two and a half thousand are on the payroll the management say that if the political problems with serbia could be worked out they could make this company the biggest employer in kosovo once again. but the issue is the need for a major investment the technology for lead and zinc processing needs breathed into the twenty first century and that's only one area that needs attention elsewhere whole factories need replacing it was in twenty sixteen that cars of ours government nationalized to save it from bankruptcy now the prime minister says investment is on its way economy and investors find their way always to ward off the fact that this will not happen. yes yes it's already in a process will not take months matter of weeks to be ready for a partner but the company's management is skeptical the serbian government accused kosovo of theft when trip she was nationalized half of the workforce is cause of all serb so even if the investment arrives the politics could destroy any hope of profits and jobs andrew simmo

yeah well there are two things. that's it was signed into law by the us president the first one is a funding bill that's what you just. discussed it keeps the government running for another six weeks that was probably the most urgent matter here that's why that was a five our government shut down here during the night while most people were sleeping. here in the united states but added to that funding bill that keeps the government running walls eighty possibly budget a spending bill and a very very big one to one that had bipartisan support in the senate. what that does it increases military spending massively by hundreds of billions of dollars that's what kept unaltered republicans happy and certainly us president all trump his was a very enthusiastic cigna signatur? on this bill then there's also spending included here on the likes of infrastructure on humanitarian aid relief and all the things that kept democrats happy. hence why this walls despite all the trouble that was last night and a little government shut

program atcally put in two units. it would be knenice to have th plans read as two units. i think we're interpreting some of the things built around this neighborhood as large single-family homes. it was interesting. i was up there recently, and it's a pretty eclectic mix of architecture, so while we hear there's not a lot of four story buildings, yeah, there's probably not a ton of them, but they're definitely there. i think the fact that it's two units, you know, would -- would make me amenable to a four story building. i just think it could be designed in a way that's a bit more respectful of the directly adjacent structures which are two floors and single-family homes and just make it feel better on that street. so that's where i'm headed. be good to hear from other commissioners. and again, i don't hear the program or the size of it. i'd get rid of the elevator penthouse and kind of kick this back for a little more effort on the design to make it respectful of the buildings adjacent to it. but i think if we lop o

grams of c o two per kilometer. and you have to know and so how does a c. and g. vehicle run like any other he says if it weren't for this little c.n.c. tank display you think you were driving a gasoline powered car it's peppier than a regular city go to because natural gas has a higher octane rating and that's reflected in the car's performance and a c. and g. tank has no effect on trunk space there's just as much as another city guess the cars the engineers have done well. that's on the engineer i would think. so there's room for at least two hundred fifty one leaders of cargo in the back. but let's get back to what makes this car different it's natural. gas drive compared to the conventional model the c. and g. city gokhan surround two thousand euros more. if god so why use natural gas right now explains that it burns more clearly than gasoline or diesel and during combustion it produces twenty five percent less c o two you know particulate matter and a little mite trojan oxide a c.n.c. vehicles eco balance is ev

thousand election two thousand and. subsequently up to two thousand and thirteen us this strong. opposition leader in zimbabwe and contesting alyson's. he has to do the test of time and you know in two thousand and eight it is say that the two worst snitched away from you know it when he listens but you did not. present mistress it would not accept your speech you saw this is a big blow to the opposition. but if you learn it coming now when the opposition is facing another illusion in two thousand and eighteen now we know that tango right square was marked by a long political struggle against former president robert mugabe you know if he had been beaten and imprisoned numerous times what do you think his legacy will be will it be as a true democrat. definitely you know it's. if to fifty situation when you look at it is a defeat or mocking it's only right is to some he's a big icon in terms of fighting for democracy in zimbabwe because in the history of opposition politics these no other men who mounted it challenges big

four israeli soldiers have been wounded two of them seriously and an explosion along the gaza border israel's military blame some mosques carried out air strikes on a number of sites in the southern gaza strip ensuring two people the border area has been seen rather an increase in violence since the president's decision to recognize israel's capital but the future today's incident on the gaza strip border was severe we were responding appropriately i send my wishes for a quick recovery to the wounded. that has more from us for a song. israel has carried out what it calls a large scale attack on hamas targets within gaza this is in response to what happened earlier on saturday when those an explosion seems an explosive device left at the border fence two israeli soldiers seriously wounded two more moderately wounded in that explosion so israel responding with targeted strikes it said on six separate hamas targets within gaza choosing at them from the air. and a tunnel which they said was being dug towards israeli territory two military compounds within those six targets in total there

two. during the period of negotiations, all parties must refrain from unilateral actions, particularly those that would prejudge the outcome of the final solution as set forth in article 31 of the oslo accord of 1993. the old accord stipulate that all parties must refrain from unilateral actions and any settlement. foremost must be the cessation of settlement activities in the territory occupied since 1967, including east jerusalem, and suspension of the decision regarding jerusalem and holding transfer of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, because this thwarts negotiations. in compliance with the relevant security council resolution, including, in particular, resolution 476, 478, and at the same time, the state of palestine would refrain from further joining organizations as we have previously committed ourselves to, namely, 22 international organization out of 500 organizations and treaties. we have committed and we continue to be committed, although unfortunately the administration did not

october two thousand and fifteen a russian air bus crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula killing all two hundred twenty four people on board i still said it placed a bomb in the aircraft. putin was supposed to be traveling to sochi on monday to meet with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas that meeting will now take place in moscow so the president can stay in the capital and monitor the investigation various causes are being considered including pilot error bad weather conditions or perhaps something else really chalons al-jazeera moscow. all right still ahead on al-jazeera when we come back president criticizes israeli settlements but is his administration really changing direction. trading guns for books now former child soldiers in south sudan are getting a chance to lead a normal life. had the wet season officially still in indonesia not in malaysia but we're still in tropical cyclone season and there's one developing to come through sudden pass the philippines probably does southern edge of it so it's mindanao the odd and in question take a lot of the energy out of the atmosphere

in two thousand and nine two years before the syrian uprising began a french t.v. crew accompanied assad and his wife as they drove to a concert in damascus would have a go to my way to the front of. the only drive myself but it's very un security no no it is a secure because if you look at the roof and open the window fifty three hoping you include. otherwise you would be living in a living in a cage nobody wants to live in a cage. bashar was never supposed to become president he graduated from medical school in one nine hundred eighty eight and later did post-graduate work in ophthalmology a hospital in london. his wife graduated from king's college london and worked for several years as an investment banker bashar brother basile the heir apparent was killed in a car accident in one thousand nine hundred four syrian president hafez assad started preparing bashar to succeed him. the elder assad died in june two thousand bashar took center stage at the funeral ceremony he was elected president the next month at the age of just thirty four. but shar was reputed to b

has never really fought in syria despite two u.n. security council resolutions demanding that isis and the al-qaeda and anyone who associates it with it and this is the problem is that the us and western media has as painfully admitted to it oh they didn't immediately disregard it the u.s. has illegally armed trained and salaried sectarian militants that are literally allied embedded within a much larger al qaeda for years so this was done primarily under obama trump a supposedly stop this policy but they're using an authorization of use of military force against al qaida for their presence in the forty's in syria when the u.s. has literally been aiding al qaeda in syria or syria had nothing to do with ok go ahead and just let me remind you of all the highs today that we had last week about the bombardment over used you know civilians die in there while pool more of the route you swim is to defend in the southwestern part of it but let me remind you that in two thousand and nine in the beginning of two thousand israel started a paris

up and reject the proposal back in two thousand in two thousand and five. with elected to chair the palestinian authority the world hoped it would follow in the courageous footsteps of president sadat and king hussein seek peace with israel and forge a better future for palestinians. but he let people down since the day it took office peace plan after the peace plan i've been accepted by israel and rejected by mr abbas is very leaders of fit with mr abbas time and again three different israeli prime ministers three different american presidents but every time there is an inch toward progress mr abbas runs away in two thousand and seven by means they would all milt or failed their most generous deal things through with pollution one hundred one in almost complete withdrawal from today in syria in a direct link to the gathered to be the awful even included a plan to place the old city of jerusalem the gateway to our holiest sites under international control mr ambassador response was simple in an equivocal no. to use later by mr netanyahu did something and pr

woodstock two hours' drive away from new york. this is where sky lives thirty one years old married and the mother of two children like many students to fund design school she had to borrow money. they said student loan debt is a good debt that you can carry and i was told that it was like paying off a car. at the time part of the sum was loaned by the state the other part by sallie mae the leading american student loan company but at the end of her study she had a nasty surprise sky couldn't find work her debt skyrocketed so i started at thirty two thousand nine hundred sixty four dollars and today zero one hundred twenty seven thousand eight hundred eighty dollars so it's thirty seven thousand dollars in interest alone and the rest of that is collection cost in fees. in eighteen years sky stet has tripled the accumulation continues to grow heavier by one thousand dollars a month. eric her husband has to cover the household costs on his own no bank will open a current account for his wife. for all her purchases sky has to use her

but my two brothers died and.security in somalia is an international if this the african union has some twenty two thousand troops in the country last year the u.s. boosted soldiers on the ground and drone strikes well the government's six security bosses its police commissioner and minister of defense the agency's taking responsibility for attacks they can't seem to stop shallop dallas al-jazeera more than half a billion dollars has been pledged by international donors to support the training of an african military alliance aimed at combat armed groups across the region so called g five held joint military force works alongside french and u.n. troops as made up from made up of soldiers from mauritania mali. and chad. has more from brussels. well the g five force had been struggling to raise the funds that it needed to be fully operational its target was about five hundred million dollars now this fund raising meeting here in brussels brought together international leaders and at the end the e.u. foreign policy ch

thousand people work for this company two decades ago before the war now fewer than two and a half filesand are on the payroll the management say that if the political problems with serbia could be worked out they could make this company the biggest employer in kosovo once again. but the issue is the need for a major investment the technology for lead and zinc processing needs bringing into the twenty first century and that's only one area that needs attention elsewhere whole factories need replacing it was in twenty sixteen that cause of ars government nationalized to save it from bankruptcy now the prime minister says investment is on its way economy and investors find their way. to ward off the fact that this will not happen. is work yes yes it's already in a process will not take months of weeks to be ready for a partner but the company's management is skeptical the serbian government accused kosovo of theft when trapped she was nationalized half of the workforce is cause of all serb so even if the investment arrives the politics could destroy any hope of profits and jobs andrew simm

in two thousand and twelve and again in two thousand and fourteen. two more devastating attacks on gaza. ost once again showed that americans remain firmly on israel's side. that. israel can saturate the media with spokespeople but there's still the problem of massive palestinian casualties showing up on television screens. here again the luntz document spells out which talking points have been most effective in spinning the brutal reality of palestinian casualties he says the first thing the pro israeli spokespeople should do is express empathy for the innocent victims unfortunately innocents do get hurt we we really good we really grieve that we're sad for every souvenir and casualty the entire situation is tragic then luntz tells p.r. spokespeople to turn the tables and ask the american people what would you do. so what would you do in the united states can you imagine. what america would do if it were facing a similar thread we always try to us kewl to question what we you'll do what would you do what would you do if more than three thousand rock

we spoke to two m.t.v. employees who described a lack of editorial independence and a climate of fear the latter explains why they were wary of speaking out and did so on condition that we disguised their faces and their voices every single thing connected to the must of politics is restricted. i mean you can't write anything bad about the government. for example if something is politically sensitive i get instructions in in some cases if i have to be made article so i don't need to do anything though i did just copy and paste the whole article really. on imaginable to be honest. chouf you genuinely like a dictator who comes into the office saying hey what's up guys but then when you get to me more from him. in the beginning we used to get e-mails like. now he just shouts from one corner of the office we can't be dissing the news it's against. being pro or ban requires the hunger in media to turn against those critical of his government and its agenda that means opposition figures critical voices of the eur

advanced with the time one minute thirty nine point two two seconds giving italy's first ever gold in the women's downhill norway's were now took silver while vonn the four time overall world cup champion had to settle for bronze in what she says will likely be her final olympics i wish my body was a little bit younger. i still have the same enthusiasm that i had when i was a kid. but yeah we'll just see what happens the next four years but. i'm pretty sure. canada took gold in the men's ski cross competition brady lehman went skating skiing with switzerland's market push off burger after the other two competitors in the final collided early on on the way still top the medal table in germany and canada are a second and third respectively still more golds up for grabs on day twelve of the games but the man is u.s. ice hockey team won't be getting one the czech republic beating them three two in a shootout to advance the semi finals and face the olympic athletes from russia next. you lose one game in regulation and i don't think you're disappointed wondering what's wrong with your hands

two coaches fighting at opposite ends of the table florian k. phelps braman eventually won three times in the league this season than i was david's halley at this stage when you're struggling to catch a victory the least you can hope for is your keeper to catch the ball unfortunately for graeme and you haven't counted priyanka short squirms through the grasp of usually pad lenka. i the stuff of nightmares but paddling to partly it's hoping for his error early in the second half that save keeping the visitors in the game which were to connect favre during a calamitous two minute style fish first met in a star's it's got a second yellow for that cynical talk show host down to ten men. and then from the resulting free kick about famine gifted braman an equaliser i moved us three fingers and max cruiser was left with one of his easier finishes i. pass it up a breathless climax with events his learning marker piazza nearly winning it for shout. the fall famine seemingly determined to be outdone in the arab states by pav lanka fails to deal with the p

added about two hundred thousand jobs in january alone and wait. dj's rose nearly three percent again all of that very good for main street usa there's a lot of consumer confidence right now but wall street looks at that and sees potential inflation worries and that partially is what's leading to this market volatility beyond that though you have political uncertainty in washington with this ongoing russia investigation continuing donald trump's continuing fight with the f.b.i. signaling it appeared haps with wall street looking at washington is perhaps seeing some institutional crisis on the horizon at all of this up and that's a big reason you're seeing this volatility the u.s. president says he would welcome a government shutdown that congress doesn't agree to measures to tighten up immigration laws his comments come as legislators on trying to reach a deal of federal spending two days before a stopgap government funding bill is due to expire afterwards the white house released a statement clarifying the president was not advocating for a shutdo

two inside jails are an a cce pta bly standards.a bly u nsafe. standards. two inside jails are an acceptably unsafe. —— are unsafe. we know that they are not fit for purpose. they had to build a lot more prisons or take some of the 84,000 prisoners out of them, and try other forms of punishment. but you cannot carry on packing more people into jail the way that we are at the moment, and leave them in these conditions. there is little rehabilitation going on. and a huge problem with drugs, particularly psychoactive drugs and increasing levels of violence. what is most damning is not necessarily the observer's and research but lord woolf, he oversaw the strangeways enquiry after the riot in 1990. he says that we are in that kind of territory, back to pre—strangeways times, which is shocking. and jeremy corbyn is under pressure? neil kinnock appears to be applying pressure? apparently 20,000 labour members have demanded a say on brexit and neil kinnock has halted the exit altogether. it is clear thatjeremy the exit altogether. it is cl

and late two thousand and eighteen two thousand and nineteen yeah i think word we are going to see some of that i noticed that we don't time to get into it now that switzerland has just put some protocols out for those initial claims offerings and i know that b.s.e. see here in the states is trying to figure out how they go forward it's going to be a process but at least it is doing so and jeffrey just before we go let me ask you you know now that we see prices again moving up and you're right everybody gets excited do you think there's going to be some of this fear of missing out this with investors saying look if you're going to get back into kryptos better do it now before things before bitcoin gets to twenty k. or something. you know how it is i mean when the president. gets interested when they go down he would think well that's x. so this is why there's a tendency on the part of the investor community the amateur investor community actually the whole investor community to to buy and sell so if you want to make money in this space do the opposite you know but knowing what the oppos

citing international go forbidding the takeover of territory by war two for two explicitly calling for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory. compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the food geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on palestinian land to secure the settlements including checkpoints the prevent palestinians from travelling freely within their own land and a four hundred forty mile security bow along the israeli border that cuts into palestinian territory if you're one of the millions of palestinians living under occupation this is what the complicates of out but one of the most stunning things is how this story the story basically just drops out and is that you hear over and over again that it's israel that surrounded israel is surrounded israel surr

here update two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven. off to the us assault on fallujah many of the foreign fighters fled north and set up camp in the city of mosul. or used to live there until al kind of linked groups moved in. while the violence has dropped significantly from its peak in two thousand and six civilian casualty rates across iraq are on the rise again. since i left in two thousand and four mosul has been under siege from car bombings and assassinations of government officials. governor i feel only j. feels predecessor was killed in one of those attacks people. he blames the americans for moses plight and he says it's taking on new dimensions for me ten minutes of the mystic in iraq not just to what i call identified here but also in the open here told gulf war in iraq the leave iraq but they give iraq to iran. and iraq like this. if not the americans here knew jeff he says his forces have made great strides to rid his city of al qaeda i thought the now. and then and he. and he. said in the. well that menu how would any a

she does by almost two seconds.alked about being added to this olympic ski team on february 3rd, selected to compete at these games for a replacement for the alpine skier who was forced to withdraw due to injury. this is a lot happening in this 21-year-old's life in a very short period of time, getting the call for her first olympics. down she goes for her second olympic run. >> merryweather is not a slalom specialist. but she's quick off the edge. and that youth, i can't speak about how nice it is to be young and ski stllalom. i tried to stay with it. and you feel so much slower. she looks quick, even though she's not a slalom specialist, she's able to make the quick turns. >> merryweather, trying to take over the top spot, from the boston area, began skiing the age of 4. attended stratton mountain school. she plans to enroll at dartmouth at the end of this year. and alice merryweather takes over the top time by 0.3. >> what a great experience. you see, not as comfortable in the slalom. more of a speed specialist.

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two of them are unfair. so the first of the unfair questions is obviously, there's a history here, and we're learning as we're going and getting it right. are we confident that we now have a workable contract and that can go forward or are there concerns that we may have other issues that we need to as we go. >> -- address as we go. >> i would say we're confident. i think this is probably the most vetted capital construction project outside of something of the order of the central subway that this has to happen in an existing facility, not ours. i'm not going to sit here and say that you'll never hear about this project again, but there's been extensive work with transit, with communications, with community, with our engineering folks to try to set this up for success, and i think we're in as good a shape in that regard as we can expect to be. >> and is one of the things that maybe we've learned specific to this project is some of the things we can build in to give ourselves some flexiblity as we go? i certa

the use the period of the oil boom from two thousand and four to two thousand and fourteen to six to pull the public they're the biggest sucker in venezuelan history is the guy who's going to follow chop as president and that's exactly what. we're going to. nicolas maduro a former bus driver and trade unionist it served as foreign minister was handpicked by chavez as his successor. however there are only. you really will fall. for your borrowing by. my dear i was no chavez is narrow election victory in april two thousand and thirteen and the deepening economic crisis would herald protests from a restive population. and over a new challenge from an emboldened opposition. when the dollars to pay the price start dropping the government was inside had a severe death and did not have been enough dollars to buy the food imports and the medicine imports. a whole wave of protests or roles in this context. what we have joy in the first couple of years of the majority presidency is the opposition use of protest and street mobilization as a way of discrediting and diligence mys in the governmen

thank you julie this has happened before of the summer olympics in two thousand and two thousand and four and also at the winter olympics in italy in two thousand and six what is different now is that south korea the republic of korea is the host of the swinger olympic games in some and the host the republic of korea is not flying its own national flag it's flying the blue against the white background peninsula flag the republic of korea is not playing its role in a national anthem they played. an old and beautiful korean folk song instead of course it's old done for the sake of friendship olympic spirit in a korean re consultation and these are all good things there is however a silent majority in south korea that is quite disenchanted with the seeming abandonment of distinctive features of the republic of korea as national identity so great that was going to be my next question all this the a time like this there's more and more talk around this idea of you know korean unification but it is that what people want. certainly unification is not a matter of choice it's a matter of dest

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two thousand and six north and south korea. under unified korean flag the other big story obviously in the buildup to this is russia one hundred sixty nine russian athletes competing as independents will be marching the flag itself to. compromise effectively. clean to participate once all the speeches and the way that we have the show the centerpiece really of these kind of ceremonies the theme we don't know too much about the show is understood to be centering around pace not surprising given the politics and also it's going to incorporate some korean culture past and present that may include music fans who are interested in. the weather is also going to be a significant thing at this ceremony it's going to be very very cold and there's no roof on the stadium so people have been given see them hats and blankets just to keep the. fireworks we're seeing some pretty. really beautiful this is a huge ceremony a very big event important for south korea as you were saying and a lot of people you mentioned one aspect of this that peop

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at least one person has been killed at least one hundred twenty two injured after two bombs were detonated during friday prayers at a mosque in the libyan city of benghazi officials say both devices were planted in separate rooms in science. two weeks ago around thirty five people were killed by a twin bombing at a mosque in the same city. the egyptian army has launched what it's calling a comprehensive operation against terrorist and criminal groups in the sinai peninsula making the announcement in a televised statement an army spokesman said it involves land sea and air forces covering central sinai and areas in egypt now delta and west and hospitals have put on high alert an order to prepare extra beds and stuff to deal with emergencies and medical evacuations earlier we spoke to omar assure who is a professor of security studies at the doha institute he says there is a political dimension to the new offensive if you saw the pattern from twenty thirteen on words you'll find the scale ations happening with one major political events are coming up so when the coup happened in july twenty

so, i've got two related questions. one is, what would be the vietnamese wish list in terms of establishing its relationship with the united states? what kind of scenario would be the best case from the perspective of hanoi and what washington could offer, what washington could deliver, the role that it could play in southeast asia. and from china's perspective, what's the ideal outcome of developing ties with vietnam? what type of relationship would china like to have if it could get everything that it wanted out of the relationship? [ speaking foreign language ] >> so what does vietnam want from u.s., and what does china want out of vietnam? >> so, as dr. pan said, about 25% of vietnam's trade is with china. it's growing very fast with the united states. that's for sure. but vietnam gets so many of its inputs from china that it feels -- and a lot of it is exported, you know, so it's inputs for garments, the thread, the cloth, everything. under the tpp, that would have changed very phenomenally, and the chinese entrepr

years just over two years ago at the n.s.a.'s gates back in twenty fifteen that time a twenty seven year old was left dead in the past year wounded after police opened fire after the pair tried to gain unauthorized entries to the ground there helicopters showing the police and fire department sponsor outside one of those gates. there are reports circulating the bullet holes could be seen in the vehicles front window there's several air bags with the pods getting really close you can't really see it at the moment pull back too far you can see is pretty heavily fortified entrance not too familiar with that place myself maybe that may be the only entrance but i doubt it but there are a few witnesses this saying blood stain material could be seen on the ground despite prominent highway signs spearing in mind drivers do occasionally take the wrong exit off the nearby road there and end up awkwardly in the tightly secured gates their most motors of course carefully follow orders of every armed federal officers and turn around without

these are still things receive some heavy downpours here brazil two certain southern areas rio de janeiro's seen some flooding here but it's looking somewhat better still the risk of showers around further south it should be dry and fine in buenos aires with highs expected to reach thirty two degrees celsius. this is al jazeera. and i'm still raman this is the al-jazeera news hour live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes palestinians injured as israel strikes back after an explosion that wounded four soldiers. moscow and washington trade barbs after thirteen russians are charged with meddling in the election brawl donald trump to power. i really kind of question whether they should or should not have it also mixed feelings as the gun show goes ahead in florida an hour's drive away from where seventeen people were shot and killed at a high school on wednesday. the decision that's taking the bang out of a cherished chinese tradition. welcome to the program four israeli soldiers have been wounded two of them seriously during an explosion along the gaza border israe

two goals in the final ten minutes.against his former side. newcastle have had a good run lately, beating manchester united in the last game, but they're still just two points manchester united in the last game, but they're stilljust two points of the drop zone. at the top end, liverpool up to second in the premier league table thanks to another convincing when and some familiar scorers, beating west ham 4-1. yes, those familiar ones. 4-1 win, and village brilliant for it. eight wins from the last 11 for them. up to second. it is hard to thinkjust four months ago they were ninth. let's have a look at the bottom of the table. sorry, excuse me wilshere from jurgen klopp. it was an all—round performance, we defended well and attack well and counter pressing was outstanding. it helps us a lot whatever the opponents do if they defended or whatever, david moyes, fantastic manager, he organises his teams really well. so they made a big step back on track since he is there and we knew how difficult it would be. plenty of moveme

we found in the data that was published referring to the two thousand and seven two thousand and eleven period a higher number of certain cancers in the prior divots or area than the rest of the source especially regarding the rarer cancers for example i can see with thirty three percent of the cases being in prior divots while the area has only eight point five two percent of the population. this is how the repeats itself on various islands occupied by the americans this is almost a scorched earth policy where the problems accumulate and the local government doesn't react the population has no capacity to take a stance maybe as a result of scientific illiteracy or lack of knowledge on the cause effect relations. we've contacted both the u.s. and portuguese governments but i received no response to the specific questions we asked the us government did however afford a press release from last december it states that the two countries are aware of the situation and are seeking expert advice on how to best proceed. a dutch shipping group is facing accusations of selling a number of vessels

we're allowed to have two units and we're building two units, two tenant parking. so parking wise, we meet the basics of one parking spot per unit. thank you. >> thank you. you have a 2-minute rebuttal? >> public comment. >> sorry. public comment in favor of the project sponsor, please. there doesn't seem to be any. so now you have a rebuttal. project sponsor? i mean, d.r. requestor? sorry. sir, if you would like to rebut any points that the project sponsor has made, now is your time to come up and do so. okay. commissioner moore? >> and sponsor gets 2 minutes. >> sorry. this is my first time doing this. project sponsor, you can do rebuttal but there was no rebuttal. would you like to they any more time? no. okay. now, commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: mr. lindsay, notification, do we have a problem with the building not having the proper sign on the outside? >> well, that's the first i had heard about a d.r. hearing sign not being posted. if that is, in fact, true, that is a problem. it's supposed to be posted 10 days ahead of the hearing and the applican

in two thousand. come back and twenty twenty one means he'll not be able to run again for the top job. politicians are meeting again to try and reach a compromise to form a government. conservatives are in negotiations but. the opposition social democrats has been unable to form a coalition since the election in september when both parties lost seats to the far right. i talked as a consequence constructive talks today we have reached a lot of agreements we managed to reach consensus on the important issues of habitation and renting we managed to finish the issue of digitalisation and we could reach an agreement on art and culture but we've just joined in the high level meeting that there are issues ahead of us with a party still definite about which we still have to talk which we want to debate fairly and with focus. on it has more from berlin. given the differences between these two sides sensor writes i'm glad michael c.d.u. and center left martin short as s.p.d. it's perhaps not surprising that the

more at half past two.plans for a transition period after brexit — saying it's not a given, if disagreements in the negotiations persist. mr barnier also told a news conference that checks at the irish border would be unavoidable, once britain has left the single market and customs union. these future relationship would need to avoid hard borders and protect the good friday agreement. once again, it is important to tell the truth. a uk decision to leave the single market and to leave the customs union would make border checks unavoidable. our correspondent adam fleming is in brussels , and a short time ago he gave my colleague ben brown an update. what's going on at the moment is that the officials in that building, the european commission, and their british counterparts are trying to turn the commitments made between the prime minister and jean—claude juncker in december, written down in a document called the joint report, they are trying to turn that into an actual text of a treaty, the withdrawal agreeme

ok we can see about two one two kilometers away from kim il sung's square whether viewing took place in place and there is one spare unit of every missile type tank you name it. japan is evidently the source for other equipment such as special cranes everyday crane in these fight size which come from north korean state media you can see the crane is actually being used to do lift the missile from the assembly line on to the transporter erector launcher and just the idea that in full twenty seventeen where there's so much scrutiny on north korea special weapons programs it's very difficult to sort of understand that. it looks like united nations sanctions on north korea including an extensive trade embargo are not being fully implemented we drive along the hundred river towards its esther wary to look across at north korea. nearby is the joint security area at panmunjom the only spot on the border where soldiers from the two koreas come face to face. in january delegations from the north and south met here. for such a handshake a rare stunning event. this is the north making nice. but

victory at two the president. the ethiopian the prime minister stepping down seen here in twenty thirty highly disciplined said he said in his resignation letter that he would continue in the row until the transition of power was complete as comes of it's a theo his worst antigovernment protests in a quarter of a century demonstrators have been called for political reform and an end to government corruption. as i mentioned a gunman in the u.s. state of florida has killed seventeen people in the latest school shooting to show the country the suspect is a nineteen year old former student who was expelled last year from the high school north of miami for a move now moving on to other matters the charity save the children says more children than ever are living in conflict areas and are at risk of death and violence their report cites syria afghanistan and somalia as the worst countries for young people and goes on to say that more than three hundred fifty million children that's one in six worldwide a living in confl