current crisis began qatar state run news agency was hacked comments falsely attributed to the qatari amir were broadcast criticizing u.s. president donald trump and expressing support for iran hamas and israel the government denied that the comments were made and investigations by the f.b.i. and britain's national crime agency confirmed that senior government officials in the u.a.e. met to discuss an implementor plan to plant a fake news story in qatar's news agency and social media sites the hacking of the q. and a website in may of two thousand and seven is very interesting because and one hand you what assume that if the grievances of saudi arabia the u.a.e. and its partners where were foolproof legitimate and question then why do you need the pretext of you know planting a statement in in the areas now to to i guess you could say provide a reason for the subsequent embargo on the other hand when had i was able to show that this was a fake news so to speak it won a lot of support internationally among key allies. to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their

the amir returned to a hero's welcome thousands lined the roads to greet and applaud the men who had stuck by them and not buckled under pressure. i am now. qatar was riding out the storm it established new trade deals and created alternative shipping and air routes. the blockade is not without impact and although qatar has tremendous wealth to maintain stability it was required to open its coffers injecting almost forty billion dollars into its economy in the first two months of the crisis. the crisis triggered cuts to rethink its sustainability and independence and to set itself up for the future. it built. farms and was terra forming its deserts into fertile land. a dairy was set up flying in thousands of cows and producing its own line of products. just days before the one year anniversary of the blockade qatar's government issued a directive banning all products from the blockading quartet. the new trade links and self-reliance that have developed over the past year meant qatar's decades long dependence on its neighbors for producing goods had been swept away. all sides were des

and donald trump's national security advisor is visiting moscow john bolton is meeting that amir putin let's cross live now to our tease for more a lot to talk about obviously what topics do you think will be on the agenda today . well the white house made clear why john bolton national security advisor was coming in was to discuss difficult and outstanding issues between russia and the united states syria. developing arms race as well as relations which are at an all time low but when vladimir putin and john bolton met today was all very civil very official and both expressed hope that you know tomorrow would be brighter than it is today putin opened up by saying that he was being diplomatically polite that will. in their best shape but he said that is more the fault of internal u.s. struggles political struggle here dynamics. but it would have to begin with regrettably stating that relations between russia and the u.s. are not in the best shape and i said it many times and i want to repeat it at the meeting with you i think this is a result of acute internal political clashes within

. >> reporter: spokesman amir draganivic. >> we are trying to do our best to find them, let's say, to make them like thearat their homes. >> reporter: proximity to the long, porous border with croatia is the reheasonre here. if they can enter croatia, they are effectively inside the eeruropean union theoretically they can cross natio documents.es without about 200 migrants ares amping in thield two miles from an offici crossing into croatia. croatia doesn't want the new arrivals even though most intend to pass through on their way to somewhere else. fatima has walked nearly 3,000 miles from kandahar in afghanistan to escape the taliban. she didn't want to give her full name or show her ce. >> reporter: there are several reasons why the arrival of refugees in bosnia herzegovina is significant. one is that it proves that there is now a new migrant trail to the europeaunion two and a lf years after it was severed at the macedonian border arc people were to stay in greece. another is that these new arrivals hav become a political football. it's an election year, and left- wing member of p

and canada are continue to strengthen president trump welcomes the amir to washington where he praises him for taking a stand against eisel a new secretary of state mike pump a zero travels to saudi arabia in april his main message on his first overseas trip resolve the gulf crisis and end the blockade of gaza. well the national flag carrier council railways suffer the big drop in revenue and passenger numbers to use in the book eight the national carrier says that it can turn things around by adding more destinations and by buying more planes let's take you live now to. the international airport that sasha good name is for us so. the airline says that it's certainly been a challenging year. but it was a size it's some growth. well let's start with the challenges adrian the airline you think giving us pacific's regarding earnings or passenger numbers though the c.e.o. is saying that its losses due to the blockade are substantial there are eight hundred cities qatar airways can no longer fly to as a result of the blockade and it means with restricted airspace that planes are having to f

visited doha the country signed an agreement aimed at combating the financing of terrorism qatar's amir waited until september and the podium of the un general assembly to address a global audience. he repeated qatar's position that the moves by the blockade in countries were an assault against a sovereign state and a violation of human rights for six months after the blockade began the annual g.c.c. summit was held in kuwait cantars amir attended the meeting for the heads of state of the three blockading gulf nations did not what ties between the u.s. and accounts are continued to strengthen over the year president trump backtracked on his original position and welcomed the emir to washington where he praised him for taking a stand against iso and approved a new arms sale to qatar where the newly installed u.s. secretary of state might pump aoe travel to saudi arabia in april his main message on his first overseas trip resolve the gulf crisis and stop the blockade against qatar. reports on qatar's difficult year. it has not been an easy year for qatar but for now protests from all over

the country state we saw you know of country flags throughout the streets of doha the images of the amir the blockade in the very sort of sudden and aggressive way that it was imposed galvanized a sense of national identity among countries and in some ways it also improved relations between countries and non-country residence as day two of the crisis continued turkish president red chip tired addressed foreign ambassadors both as their general book reason. it was then headed to trouble your studio to go. there because. i think such a cut that are you nearly driven europe to the moment called the religion a. drink you got certain good turds on solar. tubs even missing it. if you could turn truckload of good trauma like the turkish role in relationship with qatar in this crisis is one of the most important developments over the last year turkey has tried to build up relations who after and qatar even before the crisis reciprocated by improving relations with turkey as a check and a balance against the saudis with whom they've had bad relations on many occasions in the last decade and a hal

and a denies putting it there the country's amir was quoted in that piece making incendiary remarks about regional leaders and purportedly criticizing donald trump as well as praising iran news reports of since emerged alleging that operatives in the u.a.e. were behind that hack however in the days that followed media outlets in the gulf especially from saudi arabia and the u.a.e. seized on the fake story and rolled out what seemed to be a coordinated campaign to put pressure on qatar the political crisis in the region played out in an unusually public way and over the past year a spat that would have traditionally been managed behind closed doors was aired across the news media coverage designed to portray guitar as a regional sponsor of terrorism and the lessons i did the up on with. a lot of i'm going to look we're going to hold low. an unofficial go to colombia doha has refused to see to any of its adversaries demands among them the closure of this network al jazeera or as the gyptian news anchors call the network can zero the pig in the media battle has not just been waged within the

and in other news a potential meeting between donald trump and blood amir putin is to be discussed during the u.s. national security advisers visit to moscow next week. you're watching r.t. international live from moscow with me in a direction welcome to the program day eight of the world cup in russia has come to a close as we continue our special coverage of the tournament teams in group c. and d. have finished their second game so now to neil harvey and peter schmeichel in auntie's world cup pub in st petersburg for the analysis. welcome to another beautiful white night here in st petersburg the finest of russia's north. and white night ahead but a dark day for argentinian football tina found trust me on this look away now step away from the t.v. come back in five minutes you do not want to know what happened to your team tonight's three argentina nil peter schmeichel you watch it with me and it was a bit like watching a horror movie a disaster unfolding before us. i'm not sure i agree with our knowledge and tina's perspective oh yeah but why why do we care so much about argentina we s

crisis began qatar a state run news agency was hacked comments folks lee attributed to the qatari amir were broadcast criticizing u.s. president donald trump and expressing support for iran hamas and israel the government denied that the comments were made and investigations by the f.b.i. and britain's national crime agency confirmed that senior government officials in the u.a.e. met to discuss an implementor plan to plant a fake news story in qatar as news agency and social media sites the hacking of the q. and a website in may of two thousand and seven is very interesting because on one hand . and you what assume that if the grievances of saudi arabia the u.a.e. and its partners were were foolproof legitimate and unquestioned then why do you need the pretext of you know planting a statement in in the amir is mad to to i guess you could say provide a reason for the subsequent embargo on the other hand when had i was able to show that this was a fake news so to speak it won a lot of support internationally among key allies. to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails

the amir returned to a hero's welcome thousands lined the roads to greet and applaud the men who had stuck by them and not buckled under pressure. amla. qatar was riding out the storm it established new trade deals and created alternative shipping and air routes. the blockade is not without impact and although qatar has tremendous wealth to maintain stability it was required to open its coffers injecting almost forty billion dollars into its economy in the first two months of the crisis. the crisis triggered cuts to rethink its sustainability and independence and to set itself up for the future. it built farms and was terra forming its deserts into fertile land. a dairy was set up flying in thousands of cows and producing its own line of products. just days before the one year anniversary of the blockade qatar's government issued a directive banning all products from the blockading quartet. the new trade links and self-reliance that have developed over the past year meant qatar's decades long dependence on its neighbors for producing goods had been swept away. all sides were desperat

the amir returned to a hero's welcome thousands lined the roads to greet and applaud the man who had stuck by them and not buckled under pressure. abhaya who. was riding out the storm established new trade deals and created alternative shipping and air rigs. the blockade is not without impact and although qatar has tremendous wealth to maintain stability it was required to open its coffers injecting almost forty billion dollars into its economy in the first two months of the crisis. the crisis triggered cutter to rethink its sustainability and independence and to set itself up for the future. it built farms and was terra forming its deserts into fertile land. a dairy was set up flying in thousands of cows and producing its own line of products. just days before the one year anniversary of the blockade qatar's government issued a directive banning all products from the blockading quartet. the new trade links and self-reliance that have developed over the past year meant qatar has decades long dependence on its neighbors for producing goods had been swept away. all sides were desperate

group in parliament two men met after saddam's party won the most seats in last month's election amir's party came in second solid has always opposed iran's influence in iraq but the two groups still don't have the majority to form a government the u.n. envoy to yemen is negotiating with the major warring sides to prevent fighting in the main port city for a deliveries forces led by saudi arabia the united arab emirates are ten kilometers from the data which is held by hooty rebels the u.a.e. gave the hoodies and to choose day to withdraw before a military assault the data has been a vital lifeline for millions of yemeni suffering from food and medical shortages. a former vice president of the democratic republic of congo is expected to be released from prison judges at the international criminal court ordered john pierre bemba's conditional release after he was acquitted of war crimes he'd been serving an eighteen year sentence after he was found guilty of atrocities committed by his troops but on friday an appeals court judge said bamber could not be held criminally responsible for th

three days later the council news agency is hacked attributing false and insightful statements to the amir of qatar u.s. intelligence agencies confirm that the u.a.e. was behind the attack next comes the big move june fifth bahrain the u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt cut diplomatic ties with cancer and impose an economic embargo they accused of supporting terrorism which doha denies other neighbors try to ease the crisis q eight begins mediation turkey sends cargo planes full of food to casa and iran opens up its airspace on june twenty second the blockading nations released a list of thirteen demands including the closure of al-jazeera u.s. support for the blockade starts to waver in july as secretary of state rex tillerson visits kasa home to the biggest u.s. military base in the region in september immy addresses the un general assembly saying the blockade was an assault against a sovereign state not a violation of human rights but the blockading countries refused to sit down at the annual g.c.c. summit with cutters and the air in december meanwhile ties between the us and canada continue

and canada continue to strengthen president trump welcomes the amir to washington where he praises him for taking a stand against i saw a new secretary of state mike pompei o travels to saudi arabia in april his main message on his first overseas trip resolve the gulf crisis and end the blockade of gaza. takes a look now at what cat has done in the past year to combat the blockade. it has not been an easy year for qatar but for now protests from all over the world fill up store shelves cranes other most visible sign of the huge push to build mega projects in time for football's world cup in twenty twenty two but a year ago on the fifth of june during the fasting month of ramadan qatar is work up to a president at crisis saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind rain and egypt cut off diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and embargo the blockade in countries accuse the qatari government of sponsoring terrorism accusations doha strongly deny it attempts by the emir of kuwait and regional leaders to and the diplomatic feud have made no progress so far unfortunately we don't see any cred

another, amir armstrong is in police custody charged with a weapons offense, and a third is in critical condition. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> a line of powerful thunderstorms caused flash flooding in the upper midwest over the weekend. in wisconsin the rain washed out several highways, forcing authorities to close them. roads were also washed out in northern minnesota. and in michigan's upper peninsula, flash flooding crumbled streets and roads. more than 60 sinkholes were reported.ousl ay.d tanod temperatures could hecht the 90n anst. in or>>> thcoming u tp on the a "mi news" now, diagnosing gaming. video gaming gets an official recognition.ing as hi bk--bk n e s. operen. >>this is d the "cbs mor> ning " t the u.s. open. this is the "cbs morning news." episodes of laughing or crying that are exaggerated or simply don't match how you feel, it can often lead to feeling misunderstood. this is called pseudobulbar affect, or pba. a condition that can occur from brain injury or certain neurologic conditions like stroke or dementia. nuedexta can make a difference by significantly red

mohammed amir and faheem asraf both taking two wickets for the visitors.a year and a half while breaking a few records at his home grand prix in italy. it was the seven—time champion's 55th pole position in motogp but first since october 2016 and sees him become the first rider to start from pole seven times at mugello. rossi shaved two—tenths off the new lap record to finish ahead of his former team—mate jorge lorenzo, who's now at ducati. suzuki's maverick vinales completed the front row, with championship leader marc marquez starting on the second row after finishing sixth. now to racing, and with the queen in attendance it was masar who came home in front to win the derby at epsom. charlie appleby‘s colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior for a first classic winner for his trainer. masar, ridden by william buick, dominated the 239th running of the race to scoop the £920,000 in prize money that's all the sport for now. 11 cities across russia are preparing to host fans from around the world for the world cup later this month. one of them is kaza

sisters katharina and johann amir have always aim tie. next time we're at one thousand meter has. a really cool height. before takeoff catarina mounts the burner. she's allowed to carry passengers still needs to put in more flight hours first the siblings are among germany's youngest balloon pilots that's largely thanks to their father. who's owned a hot air balloon company for three decades his children have flown with him since they were little with their mother's blessing as a fine post goes a very conscientious and attention of the rest to make their advantage. even when djoko with his wealth of experience says i'm going up to you know will say i'm not flying today because i don't trust the weather conditions. the family has seven children today the youngest ones are holding the basket down we're good for cleaning and it's a real family business. so sons in law are expected to contribute something practical he said it's not so bad you need to contribute something like a trailer hitch or a car. i'm a trailer license is enough for us we have cars at home i'm coming in and i'm on

day don't break god into this first of all i don't think god pick jew because i don't worship what amir putin and the only thing in the bible close to this is a king threatening to cut a baby in two and he was joking it's not a lol i know so the bible isn't a government documents from a policy perspective you want as will be starting green eggs and ham saying we must keep children in a box we must keep them with the faux should we really be surprised about biblical justification for policies last year it was revealed that the white house is holding weekly bible study classes the classes are led by ralph drole injure the founder of capital ministries based in washington d.c. capital ministries has been operating for over two decades preaching evangelism to elected public servants since our founding in one thousand nine hundred six our vision has not changed to evangelize elected officials and lead them toward maturity in christ it turns out the man advise in the white house on matters related to the almighty is a former basketball player with a bachelor's degree in geography now he has n

computers were connected to a saudi communication company hackers posted fake quotes attributed to qatar amir this led to saudi arabia the us. and egypt cutting ties with qatar and imposing a blockade and as the one year anniversary of the blockade of qatar approaches there are efforts in the us to win support president donald trump initially backed the blockade in countries of saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain before calling on all sides to resolve the dispute political head looks at the role lobbying has played. the nation of qatar on fortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism it was a shock in washington and across the globe a u.s. president publicly going after cutter a close ally that houses the biggest u.s. base in the middle east siding with the blockading countries. at the time many believe the saudis fawning treatment of him in riyadh played a part but we now know thanks to e-mails leaked to the associated press that the push to get the president to side with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates began months before the emails are from elliot rudy a big time

another suspect 23-year-old amir armstrosp is alized and facing a weapons charge. >> the shootingo appears related to several gangs having neigorhood gangs from here in the city of trenton having a dispute at the venue. >> this all happened at a populard-raiser for local artists. >> art all night is a sort of -- has become quite a tradition, quite a touchstone in trenton and it was awful that it was broken up like this so awfully in the middle of the night. >> the investigation is ongoing and trenton becos th latest community to face tragedy. >> dan schenamen, nbc news. >> some children like the ones you s behind me, never got a chance to wish their dads a happy father's day, the migrant children are in detention centers separated from their it is part of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. nbc's kelly'donnell reports on the integration crisis that's ripping into emotions across the nation. >> reporter: ouage outside a detention center in new jersey today. ♪ ♪ >> protesters railed against the trump administration's action that separates children om parent accused of violating

world cup hosts russia have thrashed saudi arabia five nil in the tournament opening game isn't that amir putin watch the maps alongside saudi crown prince mohammed bin and fifa president john john the infantino they actually margin for the host nation was a surprise russia and saudi arabia are the two lowest rank sides of the tournament those are your headlines of the back with another full news bulletin for you hair analysis sara after the strain. getting to the heart of the matter if most of the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have to would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people the peaceful unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on. how we're. going to try. sixteen and what. will happen one can't go. quickly yet i have to get. the fire brigade to run no way are you. yeah yeah. yeah. i wonder where you how many how many floors you got there. for. our quick quick quick quick. you can hear the urgency in his voice is palpable hi i'm femi oke am and you are in the stream

their crimes the rockies share cleric titles such as formed a coalition with a pro iranian bloc that amir to form the biggest political group in parliament two men met after saddam's party won the most seats in last month's election and party came in second. those are the headlines earthrise is coming up next big stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts that's why i am god. with the listening post on al-jazeera. cheap and fast a tile plastic is used for everything furniture tools storage containers clothing even tea bags and glitter on birthday cards it's hard to imagine modern life without it. so much has been created that scientists are calculates the total amount ever made at eight point three billion tons. and most of these items are used for only short periods of time or even just once before being discarded to later land and see. if nothing is done we are heading towards a planet so full of plastic that the health of plants animals and humans alike will be threatened. and yet fossil fuel companies are

hi good morning ali amir of moscow this friday the first of june as it is so warm welcome for me kevin owen with this half hour news update first continuing uncertainty over a u.s. north korea peace summit later this month pyongyang officials have been meeting american diplomats in new york meantime russia's foreign minister met with the leader of north korea in person on thursday our correspondent has been following that meeting and it was granted exclusive access to one of kim jong un's residences to as you're about to see. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices. now they're taking us somewhere. so we're here in this van and just to keep our men one photographer and myself rolling a lot of state in. this area is completely deserted and it looks like we're in circling something that appears to be the palace. if only someone told me where exactly we are right now but we are being told to fall this man. i don't really know what exactly this place this but it looks to be the area where it came john will be greeting certainly loughborough of and the reason

amir armstrong is hospitalized and facing a weapons charge. >> the shooting appears to be related to several gangs having -- neighborhood gangs, from here in the city of trenton, having a dispute at the venue. >> reporter: this all happened at a popular fund raiser for local artists. >> art all night has become quite a tradition, quite a touchstone here in trenton. it that it was broken up likeohi awfully in the middle of the night. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. and trenton becomes the latest community to face tragedy. dan scheneman, nbc news. >>> at least three dead, dozens injured after a powerful earthquake shook the city of osaka, japan, early this morning. japan's meteorological agency is calling it a 6.1 magnitude quake, one of the strongest of its kind on japan's scale 0 to 7. there were reports of strucral damage including building collapses, damaged pipes and scattered fires in the middle of rush hour. government officials reported the deaths of two elderly men and a young child from falling debris. no tsunami warning has been issued. >>> police in washington ar

eddie hearn speaking during a press conference for another of his clients earlier, amir khan, who announced against colombia 5 samuel second appearance of 2018 the former unified world champion stepped back into the ring for the first time in two years back in april, when he knocked out canadian phil logreco in just 39 seconds. his comeback will continue at the birmingham arena in september and the 31—year—old says he's happy to be back in the ring again so soon. i'm not taking this fight likely —— lightly. i need to win it in such a good style that the boxing world will know i am back with the big bang. i'm not herejust to get equipped with an ankle one. i want to wina equipped with an ankle one. i want to win a world title again, but, world champion again. that's what's in my eyes. that's what's in my eyes. triple paralympic champion ollie hynd was left devastated when he was told he would have to be reclassified due to new ipc rules introduced earlier this year. it forced him to miss the commonwealth games this year and left him considering his future in swimming. despite the decision be

were connected to a saudi communication company hackers posted fake quotes attributed to catalyze amir this led to saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cutting ties with gaza and imposing a blockade was the first anniversary of the blockade of catch up roaches their efforts in the united sates to try to win over u.s. support president donald trump initially back to the blockading countries of saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain before calling on all sides to resolve their disputes petty culhane takes a look now at the role that lobbying has played in the crisis. the nation of qatar on fortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism it was a shock in washington and across the globe a u.s. president publicly going after cutter a close ally that houses the biggest u.s. base in the middle east siding with the blockading countries. at the time many believe the saudis fawning treatment of him in riyadh played a part but we now know thanks to e-mails leaked to the associated press that the push to get the president to side with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates bega

alan peace coast blood amir putin in one nine hundred ninety one when the future russian leader was thirty nine the kremlin flew in the australian body language expert to prepare selected soviet officials for dealing with western diplomats and investors. today many politicians get professional coaching for their appearances the experts teach a range of standard gestures effectively a basic repertoire. so welcoming gesture is particularly popular it symbolizes openness i've got the chance to give someone something but i can also take something that. the second thing politicians learn in media coaching is a facial expressions like raising your eyebrows as a sign of concern if i say for instance that unemployment has risen but seems more concerned than if i say unemployment has risen zero to sixty. they are the attention grabbing gesture as soon as a politician raises his finger everyone looks at it pay attention i had something important to say. that rhythmic gestures generally occur more often in situations where they have to be convincing you see rhythmic gestures more during election camp

don't break god into this first of all i don't think god pictures you because i don't worship what amir puton and the only thing in the bible close to this is a king threatening to cut a baby in two and he was joking it's not a lol i'd also the bible isn't the government documents from a policy perspective you want as will be starting green eggs and ham saying we must keep children in a box we must keep them with the folks should we really be surprised about biblical justification for policies last year it was revealed that the white house is holding weekly bible study classes the classes are led by ralph drole injure the founder of capital ministries based in washington d.c. capital ministries has been operating for over two decades preaching evangelism to elected public servants since our founding in one thousand nine hundred six our vision has not changed to evangelize elected officials and lead them toward maturity in christ it turns out of the man advise in the white house on matters related to the almighty is a former basketball player with a bachelor's degree in geography now he

don't break god into this first of all i don't think god pictures you because i don't worship what amir puton and the only thing in the bible close to this is a king threatening to cut a baby in two and he was joking it's not a lol i'd also the bible isn't the government documents from my policy perspective you want as we'll be starting green eggs and ham saying we must keep children in a box we must keep them with the faux should we really be surprised about biblical justification for policies last year it was revealed that the white house is holding weekly bible study classes the classes are led by ralph roland you're the founder of capital ministries based in washington d.c. capital ministries has been operating for over two decades preaching evangelism to elected public servants since our founding in one thousand nine hundred six our vision has not changed to evangelize elected officials and lead them toward maturity in christ it turns out of the man advise in the white house on matters related to the almighty is a former basketball player with a bachelor's degree in geography now h

another summit taking place on the other side of the world xi jinping welcomes his best friend like amir putin. also five days after months wake up dead in guatemala evacuations continue and the death toll is still rising. and the international criminal court a war crimes conviction is overturned. welcome to the news our world leaders are in canada for what's already looking like a tense g. seven summit as he left washington for quebec u.s. president donald trump told reporters that russia should be readmitted to the group moscow was expelled in twenty fourteen over it's an extension of crimea trump suggestion did not go down very well i would give somebody new will cut off the steamer we discussed a topic and we agreed that a return by russia to the g. seven format cannot happen as long as there isn't any substantial progress in regard to the problems with ukraine russia is far from the only issue where trump and the other g seven leaders disagree trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and alimony imports from the e.u. mexico and canada has increased tension between him and the rest of

israeli journalists such as amir huston gideon levy have been totally outraged by what's going on and they've pointed the finger and they've described this thing with very strong language is article was the fence that divides the brave from the cowardly and it was the palestinians who were the brave bin it was the israeli soldiers who were the cowardly in her description so. there is hope there because there is a while that is writ the israeli public generally is supportive of these atrocities perhaps there is a clear recognition that it's wrong and that there's no future in continuing this kind of old pression in the long run there's got to be a real change in the situation there and so this resolution at the u.n. general assembly today is a small step but it's a positive step in the right direction are i read great to talk to you on this subject help us reprimands around and get some perspective rick stirling investigative journalist with us here in our team tonight you. are president trump has repeated his call for russia to be invited back into the g seven saying that member state

reporter: police shot and killed one suspect, 33-year-old eahaij wells. .nother suspect, 23-year-old amir armstrong is in custody, charged with a weapons offense, and a third unidentified suspect is in critical condition. art all-night is in its 12th year. a 24-hour pop-up art gallery that lets artists display their work for free. it typically attracts up to 30,000 people every year. organizers say "our hearts ache and our eyes are blurry, but our inspiration will never fade, not tonight, not ever." police found several weapons on the scene. the suspect who was killed was just released from prison on parole for homicide charges. three victims who were in critical condition have been upgraded to stable, including a 13-year-old boy, elaine. >> quijano: meg oliver, thank you. in afghanistan, tens of thousands have been killed since the taliban was driven from power in 2001, following the 9/11 attacks. a temporary truce was shattered this weekend when two separate bombings in-and-around jalalabad left more than 50 people dead. here's roxana saberi. >> reporter: for three days, a country weary

reporter: one of the alleged shooters, 32-year-old tahaij wells, gunned down on the scene. 23-year-old amir armstrong now in custody, facing charges. the violence erupting at "art all night," a community event meant for families. in a statement organizers of the festival expressing shock and sadness. our hearts ache, but our dedication and resolve to building a better trenton will never fade. not ever. >> how surprised were you to hear how saddened that something like this happened at a family, vent? >> i was very surprised in an area that was supposed to be a safe place and a safe area, it's disheartening. >> erielle reshef joins us from the scene. we saw you speaking with the prosecutor and he tells you this all may have started because of an argument? >> that's right, tom, the prosecutor says this event was not targeted. those victims simply caught in the cross fire of a neighborhood dispute. tom? >> erielle reshef with that new report. thank you. >>> now to the extreme weather danger at this hour, powerful storms from colorado to michigan. this tornado hitting north of madison, wisconsi

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were connected to a saudi communications company hackers posted fake quotes attributed to katter's amir that led saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt to cut ties with kata and impose a blockade well a second french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is threatening military action against kata if it requires acquires russian weapons the figaro says the saudi crown prince wrote to the u.s. president and british prime minister he warned of retaliation if qatar buys an anti aircraft defense system on friday another newspaper reported that the saudi king wrote a similar letter to france's president emmanuel markov and as the one year anniversary of the blockade of qatar approaches their efforts in the us to work when support president donald trump initially backed the blockade in countries before calling on all sides to resolve the disputes petty kohei and looks at the role that lobbying has played. the nation of qatar on fortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism it was a shock in washington and across the globe a u.s. president publicly going after cutter a close al

see it you know across the city you have a sketch which is now a famous sketch of the profile of the amir on buildings i even saw one of the work one of the workers who build this country really walking today with a t. shirt on and it's interesting judy because this book kate has become deeply personal it's not just a political move it's not just cutting diplomatic ties people have been affected by the restrictions imposed by these countries students families can't see each other than not allowed to travel to these countries so this is why there's also a lot of outrage here but certainly the feeling is that qatar has come out on top many people you talk to will say we've become more independent we've come out stronger very much also grateful to the government for sorting out issues like the imports that were hugely affected and prices rising somewhat but not fusion taking that subsidy and of course today also i was looking on twitter and a lot of people in qatar tweeting with the hashtag saying qatar stronger so that is really the feeling here very strongly behind the government a feeling

and a denies putting it there the country's amir was quoted in that piece making incendiary remarks about regional leaders and purportedly criticizing donald trump as well as praising iran news reports of since emerged alleging that operatives in the u.a.e. were behind that hack however in the days that followed media outlets in the gulf especially from saudi arabia and the u.a.e. seized on the fake story and rolled out what seemed to be a coordinated campaign to put pressure on qatar the political crisis in the region played out in an unusually public way and over the past year a spat that would have traditionally been managed behind closed doors was aired across the news media coverage designed to portray guitar as a regional sponsor of terrorism and the lessons i did the up on with. a lot of i'm going to look we're going to hold low. an unofficial go to colombia doha has refused to see to any of its adversaries demands among them the closure of this network al-jazeera or as a gyptian news anchors call the network alekhine zira the pig in the media battle has not just been waged within

region and in washington as the one who is driving to crisis he met today with the president of lot amirputin of russia and then at the same time you have this letter from mohammed bin psalm on of saudi arabia warning to french against allegedly buying this russian weapon system so this is really very much trying to attempt to create more psychological warfare because for the past six and eight or eight months g.c.c. crisis has really evolved into a prolonged statement stalemate i want do you think the reaction will be if indeed saudi arabia takes this further i mean they are threatening threatening military action on cats obviously cats one is a huge american base on its very soil but also has relations with various countries that i would have thought would be stepping in if saudi arabia starts to even build on this escalate on this. i think it's clear that whatever momentum the. saudi led blockade had last year when they first initiated a crisis that momentum is no longer there at this point the facts of the crisis are well established and qatar enjoys broad international support not j

invasion of carter even suggestions of regime change mohamed valise finds that this portrait of the amir of qatar shift to mean but hamad advantage has become one of the most potent symbols of nationalism here in qatar it was born from the crisis that shook this nation a year ago to the day and that's for a reason it took the blockading countries several weeks to make any demands of qatar and the list of demands that finally emerged didn't include what was later known to be the most shocking part of those countries plan to overthrow cottle's government their primary option was a military invasion that's according to the emir of kuwait who made the revelation in september during a visit to the white house he said his peacemaking efforts had helped avoid a war between qatar and its gulf neighbors during the early stages of the crisis qatar accepted what may have been a timely turkish offer of military assistance with the war option put aside saudi arabia u.a.e. behind and egypt began to try other methods to destabilize catalyst government here tried every possible means in order to these t