for ibrahim this video phone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. it was confirmed that only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations. one of the officials now lives in sweden. ok sellstrom vividly remembers that groene. an expert in non conventional weapons he was mandated by the un to investigate the use of chemical weapons in syria at the time. his team worked on sixteen alleged attacks including the one inside a. we were met a number of people among them was a prime. showed us meiring amount of work and a moment of information in school for thinking he was smart very smart and had a skinful thinking of how to secure he really aimed at securing the information that he gave us a key skin. making. simple suddenly. in the. life of this facility. in a bra opinion it was urgent for ten months similar attacks had taken place in rebel held areas ibrahim believed that the regime was testing b

denies the charges the most to convey as many of those denials as the country's foreign minister ibrahim got to do it says my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes. the full. d.w. of. what keeps us who say what makes us see and how do we stand up. my name is dr. i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay in touch ing in sixty minutes. i. am not proud of them i will not succeed in dividing us out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters. made for minds. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone . a central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground education for the w's multimedia special remakes personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects world old birds find out more on the internet d.w. dot com education for all. the government of sudan is often accused of being one of the world's greatest violators of human rights

it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gundogan chris my guest here in munich does he give anyone the belief. difficult. to measure us want. to think of. the trip by plane seventeen thousand kilometers in six weeks taking landscapes. from the total experience of. touching the stones seventeen times in church to cut off the peace movement doubloon. where i come from we have to fight for a free press. i was born and raised to me telling the painter she protests one to the shadow and a few newspapers on official information as attorneys i have walked off the streets many can trust and their problems are almost the same fourteen the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and. we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and. the government of sudan is often accused of being one of the world's greatest violators of human rights and justice often denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials

it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gun dog who is my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes him. the brave gamble welcomes hundreds of. thank you very much so. having me here you told the interviewer last year we have abided by all our human rights our big ations this was clearly provably untrue wasn't it. it cannot be true but sometimes you depart from normal for reasons that has to be explained living in a world of of turmoil around us neighboring countries with different problems you call it a departure the you when you called it repeated violations of civil and political rights incidents of harrison and arrest torture and prolonged detention for civil society actors that's more than a departure isn't it cannot be a longer detention i can tell you that it is not all sharp but event of measures sometimes taken in order to ensure social security. comes from the un's human rights council's independent expert on sudan so one of you is not telling the truth you decide which one is which obviously we have te

they are deeper human —— a ibrahim afellay with the high street at the moment that they are changinghout most of november now. people are looking for those deals on the websites. but how does toys "r" us compete with the likes of amazon. they can't. when two are cheaper online and they are delivered to you within a day. the movement we need to see in retail is either that you are cheap and quick, oi’ either that you are cheap and quick, or that you are very, very high service. you always get, for example, luxury goods that will be sold in stores. people want to wear them and take photos and put them on instagram rather than just a them and take photos and put them on instagram rather thanjust a box in the mail. is great to have you today. thank you for all of your thoughts and thank you for your company. hello there. as far as meteorologists are concerned, the first of march is the first day of spring. but what we have to contend with through the day ahead is a continuation of this spell of severe disruptive wintry weather. still that met office red warning, still in force through ce

"ibrahim", as i'm calling him, told me that israeli recruiters prey on the needs of people in gaza.sraeli authorities told us they don't try to recruit people in these vulnerable situations. most of those imprisoned here for collaboration have been prosecuted for simply giving information to the israelis. but ashraf, and others convicted for killing mazen fuqaha, went much further. hamas say they committed murder. what could have made a palestinian like ashraf kill a leading hamas militant? and how might the israeli security forces have found and recruited such a man? the fuqaha murder confession wasn't the first time ashraf was noticed. he was active in the violence that erupted after hamas took power here in 2007. it turns out that ashraf was a member of hamas security forces. he was heavily involved in fighting against hamas opponents. then, back in 2007, he started to adopt more radical views. in 2007, ashraf kidnapped and murdered the owner of a christian bookshop in gaza. when rami ayyad's body was recovered, it was disfigured by multiple stab and gunshot wounds. ashraf was a

this evening she receives two problems ibrahim i'm home who come with the family. solutions are often attracted by the generous dowry here twenty seven thousand dollars paid thanks to massive donations from around the world. bill keyes questions them rigorously determined to protect it will it's a saturday night and even playing the fact that they hated it and said let me. play around. with what they are for. the world if. it's a good. job or go do the job maybe it's the abrahams interview last only a few minutes then it's you promise time. is a fisherman and if the lady to follow me and the a that. i'm not to have a clip and. the judge is the most ill it's not going to do if things are going to get my way and i'm clear that you're going to react. with time and the we've got. oh you find out that. bill keys takes her role as much by seriously the prospective husband must have a job they must never have been married before and they must practice islam moderately. as if. he. was a. hero. if. there was if he had wanted. to. but bill keys except these two brothers and

the eyes of the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahimguy who's my guest here in munich close if anyone's beliefs in. the first thirty minutes g.w. . germany state by state. the most colorful. the looks least. the most traditional. find it'll at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. we make up oh but we watch as of half of the hundred twenty five we ought to seventy seven percent of. them want to shape the continent's future to. be particularly enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent a. platform for africa charting. the flame. playing. cutler. mum. this is e.w. news live from burlington exit polls point something no i'll try to win out in parliamentary election the center writes alliance led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi has a slight edge over the anti-establishment five strong movement but it's not enough seats for a majority in parliament the final results are expected late monday morning. germa

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conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim guy who is my guest to munich cosi anyone's beliefs if. you for thirty minutes. the freedom of expression. a value that weighs has to be defended the news. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their rights to express their views freezing . deep. w dot com part of freedom hot. climate change is just odd waist length pollution the sun. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better good it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire the shut. the fuck up the firemen magazine the game. on d w. imagine being born this is. your life can prove that. you want to look at the no school. you want to be useful but on allowed to. when you're sick the doctors know when you fall in love they won't. don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. us should. have knows. when you die there's no proof of or ever exist. every ten minutes. this is. ten million people in the world this think they have no nationality an

back at home, his grandmother brings out a photograph of his father, ibrahim.of what his parents were actually like. once a week, mustafa comes for physiotherapy. beside him is benin. she lost her father, two brothers and a sister when a shell landed on her home. syrian children have paid a catastrophic price for the war. and yet, in art therapy, mustafa draws himself smiling. despite everything he's been through, everything he's up against, i've never once seen him complain. caroline hawley, bbc news, amman. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: thousands of brazilians attend the funeral of a politician in rio de janeiro who campaigned against police brutality. more than 3000 subway passengers we re more than 3000 subway passengers were affected. leading, headaches and the dim in a vision. me the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. it was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reun

back at home, his grandmother brings out a photograph of his father, ibrahim.hat his parents were actually like. once a week, mustafa comes for physiotherapy. beside him is benin. she lost her father, two brothers and a sister when a shell landed on her home. syrian children have paid a catastrophic price for the war. and yet, in art therapy, mustafa draws himself smiling. despite everything he's been through, everything he's up against, i've never once seen him complain. caroline hawley, bbc news, amman. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme — how a boyhood dream became a well paid reality — we hear from a kayaker who learnt his craft on the ganges. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, fainting, headaches and the dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. it was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search.

it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gandhi who is my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes him. giving him a gamble.

back at home, his grandmother brings out a photograph of his father, ibrahim.s for physiotherapy. beside him is benin. she lost her father, two brothers and a sister when a shell landed on her home. syrian children have paid a catastrophic price for the war. and yet, in art therapy, mustafa draws himself smiling. despite everything he‘s been through, everything he‘s up against, i‘ve never once seen him complain. caroline hawley, bbc news. a number of people have died — and many are believed trapped under rubble — after a newly—built pedestrian bridge collapsed in the us city of miami. a major rescue operation is under way. the bridge, weighing nearly a thousand tonnes, was opened last saturday — as our correspondent, gary 0‘donoghue, reports. the bridgejust the bridge just clap stowed of nowhere. there are cars stuck under there. scrambling to rescue the trapped and injured after 950 tonnes of the newly—installed pedestrian bridge crashed down onto the road below. a number of vehicles were crushed as the bridge came down, shortly before 2pm. the emergency servi

egypt's presidential election i'm joined here in the studio by my colleague ibrahim oh you are egyptian yourself tell us how much support does really have among egyptian voters it's actually pretty difficult to gauge how much to see how much support c.c. has right now but. it's important to remember that twenty fourteen c.c. was elected he's a democratically elected president he was elected by about ninety six point nine percent for voter turnout by then was a little bit over forty percent so this indicates that he does have some sort of popularity on the streets but it is difficult to gauge i mean a lot has happened since twenty fourteen hour twenty eight hundred and a lot of the sort of natural tools the natural barometers that we have is journalists and even for citizens that we have to get. politicians popular just don't exist anymore the press has come under unprecedented pressure egypt freedom of the press in egypt. at an all time low one hundred sixty one out of one hundred eighty countries on reporters without borders freedom of the press index many journalists find themselves s

denies the charges the mother who conveys many of those denials as the country's foreign minister ibrahim gun dog who is my guest here in music does he care if anyone believes. in sixty minutes p.w. . i. am not proud of him i will not succeed in dividing us out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we are tired of his dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made for minds. keeps about that. it's all about the stones inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in sponsored by distinctive instagram others at g.w. stories new topics each week on instagram. hello and welcome to tomorrow today coming up. the science of the baby genetics kazakhstan leaves its monk on the d.n.a. . exercising your genes explaining the benefits of physical activity. and safety friends new technology is making cycling sites us. from our experience to alan.

back at home, his grandmother brings out a photograph of his father, ibrahim.actually like. once a week, mustafa comes for physiotherapy. beside him is benin. she lost her father, two brothers and a sister when a shell landed on her home. syrian children have paid a catastrophic price for the war. and yet, in art therapy, mustafa draws himself smiling. despite everything he's been through, everything he's up against, i've never once seen him complain. caroline hawley, bbc news. incredibly brave children. the world health organization is set to launch a review into the potential risks of plastic in drinking water. in particular, it will focus on so—called microplastics — particles that are small enough to be ingested. our science editor, david shukman reports. in the latest research into plastic, more than 200 bottles of water were put through a screening process. most turned out to have particles of plastic floating around inside. there is no evidence this is harmful but we asked people around the world what they think of this discovery. this phenomenon is real

ibrahim allow what is one of the leaders of the popular front for the renaissance of the central african republic a group that controls most of the north he said the government has fields too on a previous agreements. right now ten thousand un peacekeepers are holding the fort without them the security situation would probably be much worse but the forces of a stretched readers in accusations of human rights abuses and peacekeepers are working in perilous conditions fourteen were killed in fighting last year. the road conditions are very bad the forest. will roads. into. the truck the government wants to take control of the country and having better trained and equipped soldiers will help. but with more than eighty percent of the rebels regaining control is clearly a difficult hoddle catherine. bond central african republic. israeli media is reporting that for the first time police have questioned prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife over allegations of corruption they said that are near his accuse of giving favors to a telecommunications giant company in exchange for favorable

often it denies the charges that conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim guy who is my guest here in music does he give anyone the belief. in sixty minutes p.w. for. every journey begins with the first step and every language what the first word has been the. nico is in germany to learn german and why not learn it simple online on your mobile and free. in w z learning course you can speak german meetings he. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful company challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding arms. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sun zones of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the possibility of. a conflict so. complex on confronting the powerful on the d.w.p. .

it denies the charges the motive conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gundogan who is my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes. thirty minutes for g.w. . is going to. change you know the banks. and so was the language of a bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. the sings the peace sometimes you just have to pump up the volume. on the big guns. come back support the music magazine on d w. explain about the moments that. it's all about the stones in song. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in the sponsored by distinctive instagram others at g.w. story topics each week on instagram. the german government says it's been hit by a cyber attack and suspects russian hackers berlin confirmed hackers breached a government file wall and stole sensitive information from both the defense and foreign ministries. white house communications director hope hicks one of president donald trump's most loyal ides has resigned the news came a day after hicks was interviewed for

. >> reporter: this is a big moment for 21-year-old ibrahim shihadeh who will be a speaker to speak at the march and rally. he intended to provide a road map to bing change to gun laws. >> getting involved with the organizations that are pushing for better certain bills and legislation to pass federally to ensure that america is just a safer place for everyone who lives here. >> reporter: his audience is expected to be as many as 100,000 people. in san jose student organizers expect between 10 and 30,000 people. this is where a stage and sound system will be set up for the rally after a march from city hall. he won't match the march planned for washington where supporters are starting to arrive but downtown count out the boivin -- the bay area influence. >> they were affected by the tragedy but we'll echo them and be the satellite from san jose and san francisco and make this message resonate with lawmakers. >> reporter: $40,000 has been raised for selling t-shirts and accepting donations to cover the expense. the lead organizer of the san francisco event believes the students on displ

. >> reporter: this is a big moment for 21-year-old ibrahim shihadeh who will be a speaker to speak at the march and rally. he intended to provide a road map to bing change to gun laws. >> getting involved with the organizations that are pushing for better certain bills and legislation to pass federally to ensure that america is just a safer place for everyone who lives here. >> reporter: his audience is expected to be as many as 100,000 people. in san jose student organizers expect between 10 and 30,000 people. this is where a stage and sound system will be set up for the rally after a march from city hall. he won't match the march planned for washington where supporters are starting to arrive but downtown count out the boivin -- the bay area influence. >> they were affected by the tragedy but we'll echo them and be the satellite from san jose and san francisco and make this message resonate with lawmakers. >> reporter: $40,000 has been raised for selling t-shirts and accepting donations to cover the expense. the lead organizer of the san francisco event believes the students on displ

. >> sayam ibrahim does the same thing, and they're good at it. >> we look for undervalued propertiesties selling at a discount, properties in need of repair. >> properties that need somebody to come in, rehab them. not only bring up the value in this property, but we help the property values in the neighborhoods. >> but like most flippers, they had trouble getting loans from banks. >> we don't have steady income, steady paychecks every other week. also, a lot of these properties we're buying require a lot of repairs -- new roof, might need windows -- and traditional banks won't finance those. >> this is a tough business. it's a dollars and cents. you purchase a property for so much. you have realtor costs, closing costs, title companies, insurance, and you have the rehab budget. and you have to still make a profit. >> so they turn to crowdfunding. we've talked before in this program about real-estate crowdfunding websites, where investors, they pool their money together to fund projects. >> we raise capital from the crowd. we raise capital from thousands of unrelated investors. and w

ibrahim allow what is one of the leaders of the popular front for the renaissance of the central african republic a group that controls most of the north he said the government has fields too on a previous agreements. right now ten thousand un peacekeepers are holding the fort without them the security situation would probably be much worse but the forces of a stretched read old accusations of human rights abuses and peacekeepers are working in perilous conditions fourteen were killed in fighting last year in this country also road conditions are very bad it's a forest for troops to stick with the roads the cargo into which we were means they have a.p.c.'s. the truck the government wants to take control of the country and having better trained and equipped soldiers will help. but with more than eighty percent of c. are under rebel rule regaining control is clearly a difficult hoddle catherine saw it all just zero central african republic. now somalia says it doesn't recognize a port deal between the breakaway region of somaliland the u.a.e. and ethiopia the bigger a port agreement was si

her husband is devastated, ibrahim, by what he sees. this was yesterday, in ghouta.e and little water, she tells me. now these syrians are pessimistic about their future and what is happening in eastern ghouta. translation: every minute is a minute of pain for us, we cry over every new loss. we just hope that this war and the bombing will soon be over. but there is no sign of that and, for now, for these children of eastern ghouta, this camp will have to remain home. yolande knell, bbc news, in lebanon. in a moment, the business news. first, a look at the headlines on afternoon live. after the suspected poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury, counter—terrorism police take over the investigation. the scene in salisbury remains cordoned off — borisjohnson says the government will do what was necessary if russia is found to be involved. north korea's leader, kimjong—un, says he will discuss giving up his nuclear weapons, as long as there is no military threat to his state. hello. the head of vauxhall says its ellesmore port operation the takeove